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Croatian police detained a Serbian social media personality for publicly showing tattoos associated with the Chetnik movement, facing a potential five-year ban from entering the country.
Historical footage reveals how Czech railway employees obstructed a Soviet propaganda train's journey toward Prague in August 1968 by cutting power lines and diverting freight trains.
Promising Bosnian striker Dženan Pejčinović is set to join the German national team setup ahead of their upcoming matches under new head coach Jürgen Klopp, dealing a blow to local hopes.
CIA Director John Ratcliffe conducted a clandestine visit to Moscow to warn Kremlin officials against exploiting perceived U.S. distractions and escalating the conflict in Ukraine. Despite the direct diplomatic warning, intelligence reports indicate the message did not alter Russian military strategy or deter potential threats to NATO territory.
Prominent Fijian individual Ritova shares insights and gratitude regarding his career trajectory and personal growth following recent achievements.
President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that Washington provided Kyiv with detailed information regarding recent meetings between the CIA director and Russian officials in Moscow. Ukrainian leadership acknowledged the diplomatic outreach while emphasizing the need for transparent communication ahead of any potential negotiations.
A retrospective look at the deadly collision near Spálov that claimed 14 lives, highlighting the heroic sacrifice of the locomotive engineer who attempted to prevent greater casualties among unaware passengers.
Fitness experts outline six simple routines that require no equipment, enabling travelers to maintain muscle strength and mobility while on the road.
Marine observers and local residents reported a possible blue whale swimming in the coastal waters near Porvoo. If confirmed, the sighting would mark a rare occurrence for the species in the Gulf of Finland.
Authorities in Montenegro have suspended traffic on the R-30 regional road during peak afternoon hours and advised residents to avoid travel during the hottest parts of the day due to extreme temperatures.
She rarely shows her son.
Projekt Výtahy do škol na začátku roku spustil databázi škol a jejich zajištění bezbariérového přístupu. Chtějí tak rodičům handicapovaných dětí pomoci vybrat správnou školu.
A legal advisory piece explains statutory requirements for government notification of a relative's death and outlines where families can request official records.
Slovenian Prime Minister Janez Janša blocked a joint EU statement criticizing Israeli settlements on the West Bank, arguing that the union loses credibility through continuous criticism of Israel.
After winning major Czech awards for her short film 'Milý tati,' director Diana Cam Van Nguyen has finished her first feature-length romantic drama, which features minimal animation.
Catastrophic flash floods in Nepal and Tibet have killed at least 270 people, with over 1,300 still missing, including many foreign tourists.
A parenting psychology article outlines common verbal behaviors exhibited by children that may indicate a lack of respect, distinguishing normal teenage rebellion from concerning patterns.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy expressed gratitude to Bulgarian President Iliana Yotova for sending a letter wishing Ukraine well on its National Independence Day.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has adopted a confrontational posture toward Iran, dismissing diplomatic prospects and citing alleged assassination plots, while simultaneously advancing new West Bank settlements. These developments have heightened regional anxieties, straining relations with Turkey and triggering security concerns across neighboring states.
The Trump administration paused all immigrant visa appointments globally, while the US-Canada trade war escalated with threats to electricity imports and rising consumer prices.
A social media campaign will provide Britons with advice on how to act in situations such as extreme weather conditions, according to the media.
Chilean mining entities Codelco and Pucobre have established a joint venture to advance exploration and development of the Tovaku copper deposit, aiming to boost national copper production capacity.
Around 100 residents gathered near Maribor City Park to oppose recent tree felling and demand greater environmental protection over concrete construction projects.
St. Petersburg's Gazprom Arena has announced it will not host Kanye West's planned concerts, despite promoters claiming the shows were not cancelled. This decision has left organizers surprised and sparked debate over the rapper's performances in Russia.
The former First Daughter shared photos from her recent trip to Costa Rica, showcasing her surfing skills alongside her family's summer getaway following a visit to Iceland.
Locals in central Split have erected an English-language sign urging intoxicated visitors to refrain from urinating in Marmontova Street, citing the presence of resident cats in the area.
A four-member group from Kragujevac experienced a harrowing one-hour holiday in Greece, narrowly surviving a wildfire, an event they describe as the shortest vacation ever.
Czech MP Jan Hrnčíř (SPD) defended the relaxation of budget rules, stating that the deficits are intended for investment and that it's unrealistic to reduce the deficit as quickly as planned by the previous Fiala government.
The Vatican's foreign minister, Archbishop Paul Gallagher, visited Moscow to maintain dialogue with Russia during a delicate international phase. His visit underscores the Vatican's diplomatic efforts amidst global tensions.
U Ukrajinu su povodom Dana nezavisnosti doputovali i premijeri Britanije i Luksemburga, predsjednici Moldavije i Estonije, kao i drugi zvaničnici
A Hungarian Gripen fighter jet crashed near Szolnok during a training exercise, resulting in the pilot sustaining a serious spinal injury after successfully ejecting. The aircraft, which was carrying rockets and ammunition, experienced a malfunction during the maneuver.
Police in Vukovar-Srijem reported that a 73-year-old woman was defrauded of over 20,000 euros after attempting to trade cryptocurrencies on an online platform.
A temporary bus station in Ljubljana has commenced operations. This new facility will serve as a temporary solution for bus services in the city.
Macedonian historians Kotlar and Trajkova have criticized statements by Bulgarian Vice President Iliana Iotova regarding a shared history between Macedonia and Bulgaria, particularly concerning the Ilinden-Preobrazhenie Uprising.
Brooklyn Beckham shared how he continues to cover many tattoos after a feud with his parents Victoria and David.
Bulgarian Vice President Iliana Yotova stated that Bulgaria will not abandon Bulgarians in North Macedonia, emphasizing a shared history during the 123rd anniversary commemoration of the Ilinden-Preobrazhenie Uprising at Petrova Niva.
Former workers of the Primorka company protested in the center of Bar, Montenegro, blocking traffic for 30 minutes. They are demanding unpaid severance packages.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino traveled to the Caribbean to attend a tournament, reportedly ignoring a warning from a FIFA vice president. His appearance comes amidst a significant crisis within the organization.
A wildfire in Segorbe, Spain, which originated from a lightning strike in Sierra Calderona, has been stabilized after burning 630 hectares and forcing the evacuation of Gátova.
A recipe for a light, airy, and quick-to-prepare summer gibanica (Serbian cheese pie) is presented as an ideal choice for a warm-weather meal.
Pope Francis visited San Marino and the Italian coastal city of Rimini, where he called on participants of a traditional Catholic meeting to be courageous leaders in the fight against inequality and poverty, stating that unjust power structures are the root of these issues and wars.
Wildfires across Europe have exposed and detonated unexploded bombs and mines from World War I and II, revealing a hidden danger. Climate change is contributing to the unearthing of these old explosives.
Germany's Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock visited Kyiv to reaffirm Berlin's support for Ukraine, including additional financial aid and deeper defense cooperation. This visit occurred as Russia continued its attacks on Ukrainian civilian infrastructure, while Ukraine also targeted Russian facilities.
A wildfire near Valencia, Spain, has forced the evacuation of the community of Gátova and remains out of control, affecting the Sierra Calderona area. Millions of hectares of forest have been burned in Spain this year.
A recipe is provided for a simple, rich, and satisfying creamy potato soup with bacon and onion, which can be prepared in just 40 minutes for a quick lunch or warm dinner.
The 32nd Sarajevo Film Festival concluded with awards for films like "Everytime" and "Planina," alongside numerous celebrity appearances and discussions on cinema and societal issues.
The US Supreme Court has ruled to allow the continued construction of a controversial ballroom at the White House, a project initiated by former President Donald Trump. This decision temporarily permits the building work to proceed.
Traffic in Titova Street will be suspended and public transport rerouted for Solomun's performance in Sarajevo, where alcohol sales and outside beverages will be prohibited at the venue.
A monument in Poprad, Slovakia, was dismantled a day before the anniversary of Jozef Bonka's shooting by occupiers. The square where it stood is undergoing reconstruction.
Workers at South Korea's largest automobile manufacturer have initiated a strike, impacting the company's operations.
Zoran Stevanović's long-announced visit to Moscow is under scrutiny, as it would contradict Slovenia's foreign policy and the current government's stance, despite no official invitation yet. Questions are being raised about whether it would be a private visit.
Ukrainian attacks have reportedly damaged key Russian frigates and forced the Black Sea Fleet to withdraw to port, while Russian strikes killed 16 in Kyiv and the surrounding region. These developments have led to a significant increase in global wheat prices.
Residents of Oulu share their experiences living in a city often highlighted for racism, with some claiming fascism is on the rise, despite police assurances of safety.
Brooklyn Beckham has reportedly covered up a 'mama’s boy' tattoo dedicated to his mother Victoria Beckham with a new tattoo of Nicola Peltz's wedding bouquet, amid ongoing public family disputes.
An opinion piece suggests that an unexpected opportunity or spontaneous decision could lead to a short trip for a particular zodiac sign by the end of the week.
Bulgarian opposition leaders, including Asen Vasilev and Atanas Atanasov, have accused the government of inaction and called for a meeting of the Consultative Council for National Security, criticizing President Iliana Yotova's lack of response.
Jessica Alba and her 18-year-old daughter, Honor, have gotten matching tattoos. The new ink comes ahead of a significant life change for Honor.
Schosberg is launching Premium Senior Village, an exclusive assisted living community in Slovakia designed for seniors aged 65+ who seek to maintain a high quality of life.
Generation Z is reportedly changing travel trends, opting for three shorter trips instead of one long vacation, a preference that fits better with work commitments and reduces pressure to see everything.
A shocking revelation indicates that a new US artillery shell factory, which received half a billion dollars in investment, has failed to deliver a single grenade. The factory was expected to supply 30,000 shells to NATO, the US, and Ukraine.
Reports indicate that over eight tons of marijuana were transported from North Macedonia to Serbia, as revealed in plea agreements. The case also involves a Serbian national who remains at large.
President Trump is reportedly planning a meeting with Kim Jong Un this autumn and has ordered a reduction in military exercises with South Korea. Additionally, the Trump administration temporarily suspended new tariffs on Canada hours before their deadline.
Former Democratic Party (DS) president and political scientist Zoran Lutovac assessed that if the Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS) once again supports Vučić, it could mark its definitive end.
The president of 'Differenza donna,' Elisa Ercoli, criticized the underestimation of risk in a domestic violence case involving seven complaints, stating that an electronic bracelet should have been activated and calling for better training for law enforcement.
Donald Trump stated there are no planned US negotiations with Iran, while separately posting an AI-generated image on Truth Social depicting the Strait of Hormuz as "new US territory" with all mines removed.
Wizz Air has announced a significant expansion of its flight network from Sarajevo, introducing three new direct lines to Prague, Berlin, and Bratislava.
Official travel expenses for Montenegrin parliamentarians have surpassed one million euros since July 2023, with 212,769.87 euros spent in the first six months of 2026 alone, yet the public remains without data on the results of these trips.
One miner was killed and another injured in Serbia after a crane cable snapped during loading operations at the Kolubari coal basin. Emergency responders secured the site as investigations into the industrial accident begin.
A Warsaw court has ordered the three-month pre-trial detention of Radosław Piesiewiczi, president of the Polish Olympic Committee, amid an investigation into his ties with the Zondacrypto exchange.
Commander of the Defence Forces Janne Jaakkola says that in the future, cooperation can also be done the other way around, meaning that Finland sends its troops to Sweden.
Spanish authorities have formally requested support from the EU border agency Frontex to help process and manage migrants remaining in the North African enclave of Ceuta. The request follows local protests demanding the departure of undocumented residents and aims to accelerate repatriation procedures.
La segretaria dem dalla festa dell’Unità nel Mantovano: “Con Conte ci sentiamo costantemente”
Meteorologists warn that unusually high temperatures experienced in late August will continue well into winter, potentially making the current year one of the hottest on record in Croatia's nearly two centuries of systematic weather tracking.
Serbian prosecutors have detained a suspect accused of breaching the cybersecurity systems of the Football Association of Serbia and the national health insurance fund. Investigators are examining the extent of the data breach and potential administrative damage.
The Trump administration has downplayed intelligence concerns following a clandestine visit by the CIA director to Moscow, despite reports highlighting potential Russian threats to NATO territories. Analysts note the trip underscores complex diplomatic maneuvering as Washington navigates escalating geopolitical tensions.
High-profile visitors including Heidi Klum and Brooke Shields have shared enthusiastic reviews of their recent trips to Croatia, highlighting the country’s vibrant summer atmosphere and hospitality.
Ratko Mladic, the former Bosnian Serb military leader convicted of genocide and war crimes for his role in the Srebrenica massacre, has died at age 84 while awaiting transfer to serve the remainder of his life sentence.
Montenegro’s Commissioner for Information of Public Interest has released data revealing that lawmakers undertook 181 official trips in the first six months of the year, costing taxpayers over 212,000 euros. The findings have sparked renewed debate over parliamentary spending transparency and fiscal responsibility.
Gardeners are advised to delay pruning certain shrubs during autumn, as premature cutting can remove developing buds and result in a loss of blooms for the following season.
Following the passing of country music legend Dolly Parton, fans, fellow artists, and local officials have launched tributes and campaigns to rename Nashville’s airport in her honor. Her estate is also preparing long-term posthumous releases, including a newly recorded song set for 2046, while managing inquiries about her inheritance.
The MOST political party is calling for a full investigation by the State Attorney's Office into allegations of illegal waste disposal at the Rakitovac landfill site.
Zagreb's mayor announced that most road construction will finish before schools reopen, alongside plans for new traffic regulations and anti-waste initiatives.
A social media video of a woman's bow tie tattoo quickly went viral after viewers pointed out its unintended resemblance to a different object, sparking widespread commentary.
Government documents reveal extensive upcoming trips for Prime Minister Andrej Babiš and President Petr Pavel across Europe, the US, and Asia.
Celebrities, world leaders, and fans worldwide have paid tribute to country music icon Dolly Parton following her passing. Her legacy of philanthropy, songwriting, and cultural impact continues to draw widespread admiration across multiple continents.
Serbia's independent media association reported that the Instagram page for the portal "Bez cenzure" was suspended after a coordinated series of copyright violation reports. The editorial team denies the allegations, claiming the takedown resulted from an organized bot attack.
Approximately 28,000 members of the ruling Fidesz party have completed an internal questionnaire assessing the party's current status and strategic direction.
Actress Brooke Shields quickly removed a series of vacation photographs taken in Croatia after publishing them on social media. The rapid deletion sparked online discussion regarding the images and their subsequent removal.
The cause of death for country music icon Dolly Parton has been revealed as cancer, following a private battle with the disease. Parton, who was 80 years old, passed away after a short illness.
Lawmakers in Slovenia are engaged in lengthy debates over the constitutionality of an upcoming advisory referendum that seeks to strip voting rights from foreign residents.
Croatia national team goalkeeper Dominik Livaković has traveled to Spain to finalize his contract signing with FC Barcelona, marking a major move in European football.
Aleksandar Vučić pledged an investment of 42 to 45 million euros for renovating the local hospital in Kruševac, alongside plans for a new indoor sports arena.
A report details how the precious Bayeux Tapestry was transported to London in 1953 as a gift for Queen Elizabeth II's coronation, a process that involved a hundred technicians working for twenty hours.
A survey by Kela, the Social Insurance Institution of Finland, indicates that many people affected by cuts are experiencing distress and reducing social activities and leisure time outside the home, with some even cutting back on food.
AvtoVAZ is soon expected to begin production of its new SUV, the Azimu, which will serve as the much-anticipated replacement for the Lada Niva. The new model promises a significantly higher quality proposition compared to its predecessor.
Ukraine held what organizers described as the world's first military parade composed entirely of unmanned systems, showcasing ground, naval, and aerial drones to mark Independence Day instead of traditional military formations.
Sony's 'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' continues to lead the box office, earning an additional $39 million in its fourth weekend, while 'Insidious 6' opened with $25 million.
Restrictions have been lifted for residents of Gátova who were affected by the Segorbe fire, allowing them to resume normal activities, though mountain access remains closed and bottled water is required.
Čobi stated that the issue surrounding the elected director of the Ulcinj school is not related to her nationality, but rather to a disregard for the Constitution and laws. This clarifies the core problem in the case.
A 40-year-old Serbian citizen is facing charges in Serbia for allegedly participating in the war in Ukraine as a member of the Russian military. The Higher Public Prosecutor's Office has filed an indictment proposal against him.
Croatians are discussing whether it is appropriate to propose at someone else's wedding, with many deeming it disrespectful.
A recipe for a quick and flavorful chicken marinade using pesto, basil, garlic, parmesan, pine nuts, and olive oil, is presented.
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham is set to visit Kyiv on Ukraine's Independence Day, his first foreign trip, to reaffirm British support and discuss plans to boost Ukraine's long-range missile production.
The minor son of a Sarajevo cantonal minister has reportedly been arrested on suspicion of involvement in an arson attack at a yacht factory in Vitez, with the incident potentially linked to organized crime.
After a busy year of performances and creating new music, 20-year-old Jakov Jozinović took a well-deserved summer break, spending it on a catamaran with friends.
On August 23, 1939, the Non-Aggression Pact between Germany and the USSR, known as the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact, was signed in Moscow, marking an agreement between two totalitarian regimes.
In July 1989, just months before the fall of communism in Czechoslovakia, three recent high school graduates from Jihlava embarked on a journey through Yugoslavia with the intention of emigrating to Italy or Austria, driven by a desire for travel and freedom.
A review of a popular self-help book by a Korean psychiatrist, titled 'Mala škola samopoštovanja' (Little School of Self-Esteem), which promises significant personal changes.
Finnish conservative politicians are discussing the reasons why income disparities are allowed to grow and the importance of not letting misunderstandings guide policy. The articles delve into their perspectives on income inequality.
A look back at union-owned holiday resorts in the former Yugoslavia, where thousands of families enjoyed affordable vacations, highlighting a time when company-sponsored trips to the sea were a cherished memory despite modest accommodations.
Internationally renowned DJ Solomun performed a massive open-air concert in Sarajevo, transforming Titova Street into a large dance floor. The event showcased Sarajevo's capacity to host major musical acts and drew a large crowd.
Montenegro's AMSCG advises avoiding long trips during the hottest parts of the day, while also announcing road closures due to reconstruction work on the R-29 Bar - Kamenički most - Krute regional road.
Montenegro's authorities advise against long-distance travel during the hottest parts of the day due to high air temperatures, urging drivers to exercise caution and adhere to traffic rules.
DJ Solomun's performance in Sarajevo transformed Titova Street into a vibrant dance floor, drawing a large crowd. Emina Jahović also made a glamorous appearance at the event, capturing attention.
A free accredited professional meeting was held focusing on the topic of modern kindergartens. Discussions covered the quality of relationships in kindergartens, professional development for practitioners, family cooperation, and monitoring child learning and development.
President Trump announced the imposition of the 'toughest sanctions in history' on Iran, warning of an 'economic D-Day' and urging allies to join the pressure campaign. Meanwhile, discussions continued regarding a potential new meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.
An opinion piece highlights the challenges faced by the Lithuanian municipality of Neringa, where a young engineer seeking year-round housing was unable to find it and subsequently left, indicating a broader issue for the region.
Hungarian public television has resumed its news broadcasts after a 44-day interruption, following reforms initiated by Prime Minister Magyar. The hiatus had raised concerns about media freedom and the state of public information in Hungary.
Several fires erupted along the Vinkovci-Tovarnik railway line in Croatia during late afternoon, leading to the suspension of train traffic, with all available forces deployed to contain the blazes.
Samir Kurtović, president of the Federation of Independent Trade Unions of Bosnia and Herzegovina, has warned employers to respect workers' rights and ensure timely payment of wages, citing concerns over the minimum wage amid rising prices.
A new trans-European Route 66 is being developed, inspired by the legendary American mother road, attracting travelers and adventurers.
A massive Russian missile and drone attack on Kyiv and the surrounding region killed at least 14 people and injured over 40, damaging residential buildings, a children's hospital, and food warehouses.
Expo 2027 has launched the procurement process for the design, construction, and equipping of its pavilions and exhibition spaces. This marks a significant step forward in the preparations for the upcoming international event.
Albanian police have arrested a man suspected of brutally murdering a 20-year-old Portuguese national in the early hours of Tuesday in Ksamil, a southern Albanian resort town.
The Italian ministry is launching an investigation into the death of Tania to ascertain any irregularities or omissions by magistrates, following previous complaints from the woman and other ex-partners, with an autopsy scheduled for tomorrow.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić made various statements regarding upcoming elections, the country's declining birth rate, and media ownership. He also promised higher wages for factory workers and commented on his own personality traits.
Chulpan Khamatova has been cast in the lead role for Alexander Molochnikov’s upcoming feature film 'The Extremists,' an expansion of his Oscar-shortlisted short film.
Finland's National Emergency Supply Agency has refuted social media rumors claiming it has purchased grain from abroad, stating that these claims are false.
With rising holiday costs, many citizens are opting for last-minute deals and off-season travel to save money on their vacations.
The first 'Financial Fortress' summer camp is being held at Tomáš Baťa University in Zlín, where children are learning about financial literacy, including spending, debt, investments, and finding well-paying jobs.
Croatian singer Luka Nižetić shared photos from his summer vacation on the island of Silba, where he also celebrated his birthday on a boat.
The Slovenian Security and Intelligence Agency (SOVA) has commented on reports that the Slovenian President made seven trips to Russia with a friend, with the issue gaining attention after a traffic accident upon her return from Croatia.
An article describes a personal experience of a summer vacation in Jahorina, highlighting it as the best and most peaceful holiday experience.
Recent days have seen wildfires across tourist destinations in the region, prompting discussions on consumer rights for refunds and when travel agencies can cancel trips, though no Serbian tourists are reported to be in danger.
A severe storm with heavy hail struck northern Italy's Cremona, severely damaging the cathedral and town hall while injuring dozens of residents.
Hollywood star Brooke Shields recently visited Croatia and took to Instagram to share glowing reflections on her trip, praising the country's people and scenery.
Experts advise delaying pruning until later in the season, as cutting back specific plants in autumn can prevent them from flowering the following year.
Authorities advise drivers to avoid travel during peak afternoon heat, take frequent breaks, and strictly follow traffic regulations as temperatures soar across the country.
Following the death of former Bosnian Serb leader Ratko Mladić in a Dutch prison, Serbian officials have proposed a state funeral, sparking widespread condemnation from EU institutions, Bosnian authorities, and survivors’ groups. Critics warn that honoring the convicted genocide perpetrator undermines regional reconciliation and violates international norms.
Serbian opposition lawmakers staged protests against a proposed tax increase for public broadcasters RTS and RTV, challenging the rationale behind the minimum fee hike. Critics argue the levy places undue financial strain on citizens and undermines media independence.
The complete departure of an oncology team from Trebišov to Košice has forced local cancer patients to travel dozens of kilometers for treatment, exposing deep systemic flaws in regional healthcare funding.
A new report by the Veritas Documentation Centre reveals that approximately 40,000 people disappeared during the conflicts in the former Yugoslavia, with search efforts ongoing for roughly 11,000 individuals.
A three-day arts and culture program scheduled for early September will feature concerts, theater performances, film screenings, circus acts, and workshops for all ages.
Nicole Kidman and Sandra Bullock reunited on the red carpet in London to promote the highly anticipated sequel to their 1998 film Practical Magic. The stars showcased new looks, including Bullock’s debut of a shoulder tattoo, as fans celebrated the franchise's return.
A sudden glacial collapse on the Nepal-Tibet border has triggered catastrophic flash floods that have killed at least 389 people and left over 1,000 missing. More than 13,000 rescue personnel are currently conducting search-and-rescue missions amid concerns that a newly formed lake could breach and worsen the disaster.
A legal expert clarifies Slovenian regulations regarding official death notifications, explaining what families can expect and where to seek information.
Following Meta’s historic $18 billion agreement to settle US lawsuits over teen addiction and mental health harms, European Union officials are demanding comparable online safety protections for minors. Financial analysts note the payout leaves core revenue largely intact while signaling a broader regulatory shift for big tech.
Slovenian lawmakers will vote on proposals for three advisory referendums addressing work requirements for social benefits, abolition of public broadcasting fees, and local voting rights for foreigners.
A military tribunal has set a June 2028 trial date for Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the accused mastermind of the September 11 attacks, more than two decades after his arrest.
Inflation in August measured 5.6% and increased by 0.20% between months. This is stated in a press release from Statistics Iceland. The price of clothing increased by 4.1%, rent increased by 0.9%, while airfares to…
The city of Plzeň is allocating eight million crowns to upgrade infrastructure as hundreds of caravans and motorhomes flock to the Škodaland sports complex during summer months.
Serbian authorities have announced the launch of new direct flight routes connecting Belgrade to the Spanish cities of Seville and Tenerife. The expansion aims to boost tourism and strengthen travel links between the Balkans and southern Europe.
The country is preparing to meet EU requirements to join the roam like at home regime, allowing citizens to use mobile services across member states without additional fees.
Montenegro's Tivat Airport is preparing for a highly successful winter season by significantly increasing flight frequencies to key destinations including Belgrade and Tel Aviv, boosting regional connectivity and tourism.
A prominent Serbian advocate has called on the government to restore previously reduced pensions and establish a guaranteed minimum pension of 20,000 dinars for elderly citizens without other income.
CIA Director John Ratcliffe reportedly traveled to Moscow for meetings with Russian officials, a visit that sparked media speculation and denials from Russia regarding specific talks. This unannounced trip occurred amidst growing concerns of escalation between the two nations.
Former president criticizes the parliament's approval of advisory votes on social assistance conditions, TV fees, and foreign voting rights, arguing they obscure meaningful legislative processes.
The North Ostrobothnia welfare region in Finland plans to take out an additional loan of nearly 107 million euros. Concurrently, it intends to rapidly close a care home for the elderly, a decision that reportedly surprised local municipal leaders.
A local survey captures how residents of Zagreb spent their summer holidays, highlighting popular destinations and travel trends within Croatia.
After a summer break, Slovenian MPs will convene for an extraordinary session to decide on calling consultative referendums concerning social assistance, the abolition of the RTV contribution, and voting rights for foreigners.
The annual amount of lost water is equivalent to what a family would need for 186 years. This statistic highlights a significant issue of water wastage.
A cross-party parliamentary delegation from Japan has traveled to China with the aim of mending strained relations between the two countries. This visit seeks to improve diplomatic ties and foster better understanding.
Slovakia's transaction tax is set to conclude in January, marking a significant change in the country's financial policy as the pre-election year begins.
Ukraine has filed its first war crimes indictment against a Bosnian Serb national, Davor Savičić, accusing him of fighting for Russian forces. This marks a significant legal action against a foreign national involved in the conflict.
Ukraine celebrated its Independence Day with President Zelensky stating the nation desires peace but will not surrender to Russia at any cost. The day was marked by solidarity from international leaders and continued conflict, including a drone crash in Chernihiv injuring 15 people.
India's National Security Advisor Ajit Doval traveled to Beijing for the 25th round of India-China boundary talks. His visit aims to address rising border tensions between the two nations.
A quick and easy recipe for creamy pesto pasta can be prepared in just 20 minutes, combining pasta, cooking cream, and ready-made pesto for a rich flavor, making it a fast lunch option for the whole family.
The DPK, Alliance, and students protested in front of the government building, accusing Albin Kurti of usurping the prime minister's office. The demonstrations highlight political discontent and calls for accountability.
Chinese authorities have launched an investigation into reports of cabbage being dipped in formaldehyde solution before distribution to keep it fresh. The probe was initiated after videos of the practice circulated online, raising public health concerns.
Israel's Defense Minister has announced the consideration of a space-based offensive system, likened to Cold War-era 'Star Wars' projects, as reported by Haaretz.
Europe is experiencing a summer of extreme weather, with wildfires, floods, and storms forcing thousands to evacuate and leading to numerous deaths. Countries like France and Serbia are battling intense heatwaves and fires, while the West Nile virus is also spreading across the continent.
The story of Scottish adventurer Gregor MacGregor, who created the illusion of a modern tropical state called Poyais and became wealthy by selling land and bonds for this non-existent country, defrauding hundreds of trusting Britons, has entered history.
Slovakia is set to open two new shopping centers this autumn, with developers confirming opening dates, tenants, and multi-million euro investments. Both projects will feature major food retail chains.
A recent YouGov survey presented 4,600 British adults with a hypothetical financial dilemma: a guaranteed $50,000 or a 50% chance at a larger sum, exploring risk appetite.
This story presents a hypothetical scenario asking whether one would choose a guaranteed $50,000 or a 50% chance to win $1 million.
The article discusses the Second Session of the Anti-Fascist Council of National Liberation of Yugoslavia (AVNOJ) held in Jajce in late November 1943, a pivotal event where Tito became marshal and laid the foundations for a new Yugoslavia.
Bulgarian President's Deputy, Iliana Yotova, stated there is no basis to convene the Consultative Council for National Security (CCNS). Yotova added that the presidency is coordinating with the government, Security Council, services, and international partners.
A book review praises Pirjo Hassinen's captivating depiction of girls who forgive their fathers everything. The review highlights the pleasure of reading Hassinen's stern gaze at people whose emotions overpower their reason.
A Croatian couple's first vacation with their baby turned into a nightmare in Nin, Croatia, after a negative review of their accommodation allegedly led to the host sending them a photo of their home with a threatening message.
Former New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio comments on 'woke' culture, suggesting that the crisis of the middle class has been underestimated and that the real challenge lies in the cost of living.
A major forest fire, sparked by a lightning strike, has engulfed the Sierra Calderona natural park near Valencia, Spain, leading to the evacuation of 1,000 people from the municipality of Gátova.
Following the Croatian Parliament's rejection of an urgent waste cleanup plan for Gospić, citizens and the opposition are calling for protests in Zagreb.
The weekend horoscope suggests that four zodiac signs are likely to embark on a trip or excursion. Additionally, it explores how one's astrological sign influences decision-making processes.
A wildfire started by lightning between Gátova and Segorbe in Castellón, Spain, is being fought with the help of aerial resources.
The 330-meter-tall Ryugyong Hotel in Pyongyang, with 105 floors and 3,000 rooms, has never hosted a single guest since construction began 39 years ago in 1987.
Spain is expanding temporary shelters in Ceuta to accommodate up to 1,800 migrants and transferring 500 girls to the mainland. These measures aim to ease the humanitarian crisis following a surge in migrant arrivals.
The town of Staré Město in the Czech Republic is moving a significant baroque statue of St. John of Nepomuk from a hidden spot near a cemetery back to its original prominent location after approximately 70 years.
An elderly man in Maliq, Albania, confronted the head of the Socialist Party council during a meeting, using a stick to prevent him from leaving, reportedly due to anger over council members' shifting positions on a merger.
Ljubljana police pursued two thieves who were attempting to cut the lock of a parked BMW motorcycle with a hand saw on Igriška Street.
Bulgaria ranks first in Europe for registered measles cases, with 534 confirmed cases by August 18, according to Professor Iva Hristova, director of the National Center for Infectious and Parasitic Diseases.
Due to an overloaded court and a shortage of judges, 1500 misdemeanor cases from the Municipal Court in Zadar, Croatia, have been transferred to Split, requiring citizens to travel up to 200 kilometers for their hearings.
Dr. David Morens, a former adviser to Dr. Anthony Fauci, pleaded guilty to conspiring to conceal COVID-19-related records. The charges stem from his efforts to hide documents pertinent to the origins and research of the coronavirus during the pandemic.
David Morens, an advisor to Dr. Anthony Fauci, has pleaded guilty to a COVID-19 related conspiracy, admitting to concealing government documents concerning research funding.
The area around Druskonis Lake amphitheater in Druskininkai will be fenced off for Andrius Mamontovas' major summer concert with his band on August 22nd, marking the first ticketed author concert of this format at the venue.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić stated that he finds it difficult to appear on N1 and Nova S television channels, claiming they have become more critical of government representatives in recent months.
Several celebrities, including Justin Timberlake, Sandra Bullock, Maria Korinthiou, Maria Antoná, and Giorgos Liagas, have shared rare family and couple photos from their recent vacations.
An expert analyzing job advertisements published in Helsingin Sanomat found that the list of requirements for employees has grown considerably since the 1940s, reflecting changes in the labor market.
Hayden Panettiere's mother has broken her silence following her daughter's death, revealing that Panettiere's on-again, off-again boyfriend, Brian Hickerson, was present at the time of her passing. Tributes from celebrities like Solange Knowles and PETA have also emerged, highlighting Panettiere's life and activism.
The President of the Lithuanian Business Confederation, Andrius Romanovskis, met with ministers Sinkevičius and Valius and received assurances that existing tax system loopholes would be reviewed.
Dog hotels in the Czech Republic, such as one in Břevnice that can accommodate up to 40 dogs, experience high demand and often full capacities during the summer holiday season.