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Wildfires are causing evacuations and significant damage across parts of Spain, France, Albania, Italy, Canada, and the western U.S., prompting federal assistance in Canada. Concurrently, Typhoon Dolphin has led to mass evacuations and over 1,300 flight cancellations in eastern China, particularly Shanghai.
Ivana Čuljak, a pastry chef from Herzegovina and former participant of MasterChef, has married her long-term partner Ariel from Argentina in her hometown of Klobuk.
The president of the Portuguese Firefighters League has appealed to the President of the Republic to use his influence to accelerate public discussion on structural reforms within the firefighting sector.
A wild boar caused a stir in Budapest by swimming across the Danube River and appearing in Kossuth Square. Authorities believe the animal reached the city center by crossing the river.
Children of Ukrainian artillerymen fighting in Donetsk are enjoying summer camps in Latvia, supported by donors, providing them with a respite from the war.
The Russian super-discount store Basket Plus in Budapest has closed, citing technical reasons, though EU sanctions may also be a factor.
Pope Francis has appealed for the opening of humanitarian corridors in Sudan to allow aid to reach those in need. He also reiterated his call for an end to the war in Ukraine.
A passenger train and a freight train collided near Križevci, Croatia, injuring 25 people, including conductors and engineers. Authorities are investigating the cause of the accident while working to clear the tracks and restore service.
Artur Saraiva, a Brazilian student attending school in Ílhavo, Portugal, represented Europe at the global finals of a space competition held at the Kennedy Space Center in the United States, after his team won the European phase.
Unprecedented low water levels in the Danube River near Budapest have revealed remnants from World War II, including the wreckage of a military motorcycle and the remains of two German soldiers.
Following the removal of rats and goats, the vegetation on Redonda Island, part of Antigua and Barbuda, has seen a dramatic increase, surging by 2,000% by 2023.
U sudaru putničkog i teretnog voza kod Križevaca, u Hrvatskoj, povređeno je 25 osoba, prenela je danas Hrvatska radio-televizija (HRT) novi bilans nesreće.
More than ten years after becoming inactive, the Hungarian band Heaven Street Seven performed a comeback concert at Budapest Park, where their greatest hit was performed by another band, highlighting the enduring quality of their work.
Montenegro has enhanced its traffic safety law, significantly increasing monetary penalties for nearly all violations that contribute to severe accidents, particularly targeting reckless driving and driving under the influence.
Two separate quizzes are challenging participants to test their knowledge, one on classic car models and another on identifying countries based on their typical products. These quizzes offer a fun way to engage with different cultural and historical topics.
Spain has implemented border controls for travelers from Italy at all airports and ports, escalating a diplomatic dispute over migrant policies. This move has caused inconvenience for tourists and drawn criticism from Italian officials, who view it as retaliation.
András Baka, a former Supreme Court judge previously dismissed by Viktor Orbán, has been nominated as a candidate for the Hungarian presidency. This unexpected nomination of an Orbán critic by the ruling party has sparked discussions about his potential role and challenges.
Russia launched overnight strikes on Ukraine, killing four people, including a child, in the Kyiv region, while Ukraine retaliated with strikes on two oil refineries in Russia. Ukraine has warned of a tough winter ahead as the conflict continues.
PREDSJEDNIK Vlade Andrej Plenković rekao je da su sve nadležne službe od jutra na terenu nakon sudara putničkog i teretnog vlaka te da će uzrok nesreće pokazati očevid.
An exhibition in Budapest, titled 'Fragrance Shards: The Vértessi Family Legacy,' explores the history of a former luxury perfumery in the city, drawing from a carefully preserved family heritage spanning generations.
Serbian media reported on the announcement of Jelena Karleuša's performance at the Hacienda club in Vodice, Croatia, noting the numerous negative reactions it provoked in Croatia.
Passersby in Budapest initially spotted the fork of a motorcycle protruding from the rocks on the Danube riverbank, leading to the discovery of a Wehrmacht motorcycle and remains of German soldiers by experts from the Hungarian Institute of Military History.
Romanian pilots who participated in drone interception missions in Romania and other European states have received praise from their NATO colleagues. Interim Defense Minister Radu Miruță highlighted their skill, quoting a British commander's appreciation.
A former minister from the Social Democratic Party (SDP) has been appointed as a special advisor to Ćorić, following an unexpected offer from Prime Minister Plenković. The former minister stated he was surprised by the proposal and denied selling out.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy visited Belgrade, Serbia, meeting with President Aleksandar Vucic to discuss humanitarian aid, trade, and Ukraine's path to the EU. Zelenskyy also announced an agreement with the U.S. for monthly deliveries of interceptor missiles, though he noted they are insufficient to meet Ukraine's needs.
A court in The Hague has sentenced a man from Gouda to six years in prison and forced psychiatric care for the murder of his brother.
A section of Budapest's Metro Line 2 between Deák Ferenc tér and Déli pályaudvar is not operating due to an accident, with replacement buses serving the route, bypassing Batthyány tér station.
A fire occurred at the Marczibányi Square table tennis hall in Budapest, prompting the Interior Minister to state that an alternative venue is needed for the upcoming squash European Championship.
A three-vehicle traffic accident occurred on the Stolac - Neum main road this morning, leading to a complete suspension of traffic on that section.
Influencer Carina Caldeira confesses her desire to quit smoking and expresses a wish to relive the day she met her daughter, reflecting on personal growth and the strength in seeking assistance.
A French judge has been accused of domestic violence, with prosecutors seeking an 18-month suspended prison sentence, though he denies the charges.
Abelardo de la Espriella has been sworn in as the new president of Colombia, pledging to defeat narco-terrorists and restore order. The United States has offered $1 billion in aid to the new administration.
US court rulings have paved the way for the Trump administration to terminate Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for nationals of South Sudan and Myanmar, potentially leading to their deportations.
Spain has announced the implementation of temporary border controls for travelers arriving from Italy, escalating a diplomatic dispute over the handling of migrants in Ceuta. This measure comes as tensions rise between the two countries regarding migration policies.
Ukrainian drone attacks have targeted warehouses belonging to Russian e-commerce giant Wildberries, causing significant damage and leading the company to introduce drone-attack insurance.
India successfully tested its nuclear-capable Agni-4 missile, which has a range of 4,000 km. This test marks a significant addition to the country's nuclear arsenal.
Ten years ago, the automotive world was introduced to Graham, a conceptual human designed to survive severe car accidents. Today, the focus has shifted from altering the human body to making cars smarter and safer.
Ukraine has once again appealed to Elon Musk for assistance, specifically in its efforts to destroy Russian missile launchers, though the Starlink creator has not committed to support.
A chain collision occurred on the Gazela bridge in Belgrade around 2:30 PM, resulting in one person being transported to the emergency center.
Hungary's inflation rate in July fell to 1.2%, marking its lowest level in a decade, according to recent reports. This figure represents a significant decrease, with one source noting it as the lowest in over five years.
As the Danube River reaches record-low levels in Budapest, the remains of two Wehrmacht soldiers, a motorcycle, anti-tank mines, and a German machine gun from World War II have been discovered. The sidecar of the military motorcycle, also recovered, was found to contain additional items.
Actors Zendaya and Tom Holland are reportedly taking a one-year hiatus from acting to focus on their married life.
The Generalitat has filed a complaint against a bullfighting club in Sagunto for displaying a poster depicting a bull sexually assaulting a naked woman, which was publicly exhibited during local festivities.
The Srebrenica Memorial Center has urged its current and former employees to report if they receive summons for questioning from the Republika Srpska police, offering legal assistance amidst ongoing investigations.
Bomb disposal experts have successfully removed explosives found along the Danube embankments in Budapest.
Presenter and collaborator Berta Collado, starting a new phase on 'Todo es mentira,' candidly discussed her struggles with self-esteem in television, admitting that she often feels inadequate and has worked hard to accept herself.
A review expresses disappointment with 'The Shards' series, arguing that despite the involvement of provocative creators Ryan Murphy and Bret Easton Ellis, the show fails to deliver the expected audacity, tension, and depth.
Croatian VAR referee Tihomir Pejin, also known as 'Mr. Respect' and director of Osijek Airport, was brutally attacked on the street in Osijek. Pejin stated he does not know the reason or identity of his attackers.
The new timetable for the Budapest-Belgrade railway line is now available for public comment, with Dávid Vitézy suggesting it should be utilized as much as possible given its high cost.
Hungarian pharmaceutical company Richter Gedeon is moving its active ingredient production from Budapest to Dorog, a decision linked to previous workforce reductions and restructuring.
The problems faced by miners in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina extend beyond the temporary resolution of health insurance issues, with outstanding contribution debts and future concerns remaining.
Johnny Depp, once a major Hollywood star himself, shared his personal selection of the three greatest film stars in the history of Hollywood.
Lagos State Governor Sanwo-Olu announced that the state is facing a severe healthcare crisis, with a shortage of 40,000 doctors, as he unveiled a new healthcare roadmap.
Miners at the "Raspotočje" mine in Zenica have continued their protest underground for a third night, with the health condition of 11 miners reported as good.
A 70-year-old man from Rožaje, Montenegro, has been arrested and detained for 72 hours on suspicion of domestic violence, after allegedly physically assaulting his nephew by hitting him with his head.
An overview of anticipated events in Slovakia includes discussions on millions for Plaveč Castle, botched zoning, and the start of the Lovestream festival.
An article explores whether the 'empty nest syndrome' still exists in its traditional form, noting how contemporary social changes impact the emotional experience of children's emancipation.
Children born in war-torn Sudan are facing a crisis of legal identity, often lacking official documentation. This situation leaves them vulnerable and without basic rights.
The Spanish city of Alcorcón faces a paradox of no homicides but a crime rate growing 13 times faster than the Madrid region, driven by a 75% surge in cybercrime.
A severe tram accident in Gelsenkirchen, Germany, resulted in 25 injuries, with three individuals in life-threatening condition. The collision involved two trams.
The Croatian Democratic Union (HDZ) has publicly criticized the Možemo! party on Facebook regarding their statements about the Homeland War and veterans' pensions, with General Medved expected to provide further details.
South Korea's space agency has released before-and-after images captured by its lunar orbiter, showing the new crater created by the uncontrolled crash of a SpaceX rocket stage on the Moon. The impact provides scientists with a unique opportunity to study the lunar surface.
Women displaced by the ongoing conflict in Sudan are publicly sharing their experiences of surviving rape by Rapid Support Forces fighters, exposing its use as a weapon of war.
Hungary’s Construction and Transport Minister János Lázár stated that the Belgrade-Budapest high-speed railway project holds strategic importance for the region.
A squirrel in Csepel, Budapest, suffered heatstroke, highlighting the difficulties animals face in the current heat. Residents are increasingly putting out water for animals to help them cope with the high temperatures.
A driver from Sarajevo who sustained severe injuries in a collision near Tomislavgrad has died in the hospital.
Hungary has experienced record-breaking heat, with both national daily and Budapest's absolute temperature records being surpassed. A wind record was also measured in Jász-Nagykun-Szolnok county due to a storm near Szolnok.
This article argues that top leadership in public organizations resists change and actively prevents it from occurring.
At 80 years old, Brazil's historic Workers' Party leader Lula da Silva is embarking on his seventh presidential candidacy, potentially securing a fourth term. This period is seen as the approaching end of an era, signaling profound changes for the Brazilian left.
Barcelona has collected 835,000 euros from tourist apartment companies through the economic activities tax (IAE), following the closure of 150 administrative cases.
The plan involves creating a "European confederation" that other non-EU countries could join, with Burnham exploring the possibility of offering military assistance to the EU in exchange for access to its single market.
Tallulah Willis, the youngest daughter of Bruce Willis and Demi Moore, has married Justin Acee. The wedding was attended by family and friends, with her gown designed by Balenciaga's creative director.
Russia and Ukraine exchanged deadly overnight strikes, resulting in seven civilian deaths, while Moldova reported a drone explosion and found debris. Meanwhile, Turkey ensured smooth passage for ships through its straits to the Black Sea, urging an end to attacks on vessels in the region.
FIFA has strongly defended its president, Gianni Infantino, against allegations of an affair and misuse of UEFA funds to pay a former employee. The organization claims there is a concerted effort to weaken Infantino and spread misinformation.
Researchers are preparing to study the solar corona, the outermost part of the Sun's atmosphere, during a total solar eclipse scheduled for this Wednesday. The event presents a unique opportunity to unravel mysteries surrounding the corona, which remains largely unexplored despite scientific advancements.
Hungary's ruling Tisza Party has nominated András Baka, a former Supreme Court President, as its candidate for the presidency. This nomination puts forward a figure seen by some as a symbol of an independent judiciary.
Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua's political activities and visits to the South Rift region are causing concern among leaders of the United Democratic Alliance (UDA).
The President of the Constitutional Court, Vladan Petrov, suggested that MP Uglješa Mrdić deserves an award, a statement interpreted by some as Petrov positioning himself as a potential presidential candidate for the ruling party.
Polish Justice Minister Waldemar Żurek reflects on his year in office in an interview with "Rzeczpospolita," acknowledging his challenging role and addressing persistent rumors about his imminent dismissal.
Montenegro has seen numerous world-renowned athletes, musicians, politicians, and influencers visit this summer, prompting discussions on how to better utilize this potential to enhance the country's image and tourism.
Progressive Rep. Jill Tokuda cruised past three Democratic primary challengers in Hawaii's 2nd Congressional District to face Republican Brenton Awa.
A new book traces the period Marvin Gaye spent in Ostend, Belgium, a time when the artist, ruined and consumed by drugs, found refuge on the Flemish coast. This chapter of the soul singer's life remains one of music's most intriguing stories.
Private and public collectors put together a major exhibition in Budapest Radio Prague International
Over the past six months, residents of Lithuania have drafted 10,600 wills, according to recent reports.
MINISTAR Butković ističe da se uzrok sudara vlakova kod Škrinjara istražuje te da nema poginulih, a infrastruktura vjerojatno nije zakazala.
The Longchamp bag, a popular item from previous generations, has once again become an "it" piece, with Generation Z systematically rediscovering millennial fashion trends.
A wild boar was seen wandering through a metro station in Budapest, Hungary, on Saturday. Hungarian media reports indicate that such animal sightings are becoming more frequent in the city.
A unique theatrical production titled "Španska luda," based on the story of the Spanish Queen Joanna the Mad, is being performed at Mogren fortress, exploring themes of identity and women's mental health.
Traffic accidents involving a car and a truck have been reported near Jasenovik and Udore, causing complete road closures. The incidents have significantly disrupted traffic flow on the Stolac – Neum road.
A car accident on the A33 highway in Fernão Ferro resulted in two fatalities. Separately, a 75-year-old cyclist was hospitalized after being hit by a truck in Ilijaš.
A cardiothoracic surgeon, after experiencing a heart attack, has revealed the specific foods he always buys and those he avoids. He shared his updated grocery list to promote heart-healthy eating.
According to astrological forecasts, the zodiac sign Capricorn is poised to receive an opportunity during this period that could open new doors and significantly alter their path.
The M2 metro line in Budapest is not operating between Deák tér and Déli pályaudvar due to an accident, with no further details immediately released.
Albanian Border Police in Korçë arrested two individuals in operation "Route" for allegedly assisting the illegal border crossing of 28 Sudanese migrants, seizing 6500 euros.
At 10:05 AM, a collision occurred between a freight train of HŽ Cargo and a passenger train of HŽ Putnički prijevoz between the stations Sveti Ivan Žabno - Gradec near Bjelovar.
The historically low water levels of the Danube River, caused by a severe drought, have exposed numerous World War II relics, including military motorcycles and the remains of soldiers, particularly near Budapest. The receding waters have also revealed ancient structures, highlighting the impact of climate change on European waterways and energy production.
Ten miners in Zenica, Bosnia and Herzegovina, remained trapped in the Raspotočje mine for a fourth consecutive night. Rescue efforts are ongoing to free the trapped workers.
Barcelona has reaffirmed its position as a top destination for combining work and vacation, being ranked the third-best city globally for remote work by 2026, behind only Bangkok and Tokyo.
The United States has ended Temporary Protected Status (TPS) protections for migrants from Myanmar and South Sudan, impacting their legal residency.
The ongoing conflict in Sudan has left over 8 million children out of school and affected nearly three-quarters of the country's schools, jeopardizing the future of an entire generation, according to the UN.
The emergency level for the wildfire in Niebla, Huelva, Spain, has been raised to Level 2, with authorities requesting assistance from the Military Emergency Unit (UME) due to the 'extreme complexity' of the situation.
A water main break in Óbuda, Hungary, has left 500 residents without water, with repairs expected to be completed overnight.
A US court has confirmed the end of deportation protection for South Sudanese refugees, despite activists' efforts and the humanitarian emergency in South Sudan.
A US court has ordered Meta to pay $567 million into a children's mental health fund, deeming the company a 'public nuisance' for failing to protect children on its platforms. This ruling is part of ongoing legal challenges against Meta regarding child safety and the impact of its social media services.
Benidorm has confirmed the approval of a 13.87 million euro project for a new Open Arena, which will allow bullfighting to return to the city, with the venue prepared for corridas from its opening day.
Serbia is reportedly without an early detection system for wildfires, despite long heatwaves, accumulated combustible material, and terrain configuration increasing the risk of devastating fires.
A review of the film "Thudakkam" notes that Vismaya Mohanlal delivers a strong performance, but Mohanlal's cameo is insufficient to redeem the movie's overall flaws.
Many people are unaware that stomach problems can be an unusual sign of a heart attack, often confused with food poisoning. This article highlights the importance of recognizing these less common symptoms.
Hungary recorded extreme temperatures, with Budapest hitting 41.6 degrees Celsius, as the country broke multiple heat and wind records.
Péter Magyar announced new measures as a heatwave subsides in Hungary and stated that there would be no surprises among the presidential candidates, while also criticizing the Orbán government's handling of the energy system.
A 21-year-old lifeguard, Konstantinos Goudas, successfully rescued an elderly Italian tourist who lost consciousness while swimming at a beach in Samothrace, Greece.
Wise's Budapest office, now one of the company's largest global centers, assesses Hungary's digital infrastructure as good, but notes that people need to catch up with its advancements.
Hungary is weighing new rules for e-scooters as the number of accidents involving the vehicles continues to increase, prompting concerns for public safety.
An investigation into Péter Szijjártó's BYD case, based on a complaint of suspected bribery against the former minister, has been transferred to the Budapest Police Headquarters; without parliamentary immunity, he could face up to three years in prison if convicted.
Dávid Vitézy remarked that Balázs Sebestyén's weekend party would be like a sold-out Puskás match without the M2 metro, noting that Rihanna previously drew a similar crowd to Óbuda Island.
Scientists have successfully used artificial intelligence to design and create entirely new viruses not found in nature, including antibacterial viruses capable of infecting E. coli. This breakthrough, with 16 successful virus creations, while offering potential for medical advancements, has also prompted experts to warn about significant biosafety risks and the potential for misuse.
Skopje police arrested a 34-year-old man from Skopje who was driving with a blood alcohol level of 3.29 per mille and caused a collision, the Ministry announced.
The Budapest Festival Orchestra and Iván Fischer will once again hold a free outdoor concert at Heroes' Square on September 12, featuring the debut of the orchestra's newly formed children's choir.
The Judicial Power Union announced it has filed a criminal complaint against Sunčica Misailović, the president of the Basic Court in Užice, Serbia, on suspicion of obstructing political, trade union, and other associations.
Budapest plans to replace its HÉV suburban train fleet with 42 new units by the year 2030, according to the Budapest Business Journal.
Traffic came to a standstill for several minutes at a Budapest intersection after a driver reportedly left their vehicle to go shopping, causing confusion and disruption.
Teenage victims of wartime rape in Sudan are facing difficulties registering the birth of their children, a plight shared by many other children born under similar circumstances.
Andrzej Duda, not yet 55, has completed his first year as a former president, reportedly searching for a new role. Experts suggest a former president should maintain the authority of their office.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's approval rating has reportedly fallen below that of his generals, with only 18% of Ukrainians fully trusting him. This comes as he prepares for his first official visit to Serbia and addresses ongoing war efforts.
An opinion piece criticizes a minister's personal and professional conduct, citing a lack of ethics that is seen as an affront to good public practice and a poor example for youth.
European budget airline EasyJet has agreed to a $7.7 billion takeover by the US private equity firm Apollo. The deal, backed by the airline's founder Stelios Haji-Ioannou family, will transfer EasyJet into American ownership.
The Danish government has announced that students aged 16-19 will be required to orally defend their written essays to combat the use of artificial intelligence in exam fraud.
Ecological disaster near Oman, was it all caused by the strike of the Ukrainians?
The ongoing conflict in Sudan, coupled with encroaching sand, poses a significant threat to the ancient Meroe pyramids, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This cultural treasure, over 2,000 years old, is at risk of disappearance.
King Felipe VI has personally committed to visiting Ceuta following his meeting with the city's president, Juan Vivas, at Marivent Palace.
Budapeštianska mestská časť Újpest zažila vo štvrtok 41,6 stupňa a tretie prekonanie teplotného rekordu za päť týždňov. Extrémne teploty neutíchajú.
A job tender worth 20,000 euros at a mine has raised suspicions of political connections, with experts noting that while no law was broken, the circumstances suggest a lack of impartiality and reinforce old practices of proximity to power influencing employment.
Serbian film director Stevan Filipović was reportedly beaten by five individuals in central Belgrade, prompting an investigation by the prosecutor's office. The attack has been widely condemned by academics and public figures, with President Vučić also denouncing the incident.
Ministers from Serbia and Hungary have announced that the high-speed railway connecting Belgrade and Budapest is scheduled to open in the autumn. This project aims to significantly reduce travel time between the two capitals.
Miners are reportedly still trapped in a pit in Zenica, Bosnia and Herzegovina, according to news reports from Sunday, August 9, 2026.
Nine miners in Zenica, Bosnia and Herzegovina, have spent a fifth night underground in the Raspotočje pit, protesting unpaid wages. Union representatives are expected to join the radicalized protest, with further actions planned.
The IDF plans to demolish the home of a terrorist indicted for the murder of 18-year-old Yehuda Sherman in a March West Bank attack. The terrorist was also indicted for intentionally causing the death of two others, obstruction of justice, and weapons possession.
A train driver in Croatia has been suspended from work after passing a red light, an incident described by HŽ Cargo as a 'most serious lapse'.
A severe drought has dramatically lowered the water levels of the Danube River, revealing numerous historical artifacts. Among the discoveries are Roman bridges, Nazi ships, and World War II munitions.
Gendarmes in Eforie, Romania, issued 500 lei fines to two tourists who ignored a red flag and entered the sea, where waves were reportedly reaching up to two meters.
An investigation has been launched after a near-collision incident involving a Jetstar and a Qatar Airways plane on the tarmac at Sydney Airport. The incident, which resulted in one crew member being injured, was narrowly averted.
A HŽ Cargo freight train ran a red light on the Zagreb-Rijeka railway line, narrowly avoiding a collision with another train. This incident marks another safety concern for the Croatian railway system.
An article highlights the English outdoor brand Thrudark, founded by former secret service members, and examines three of its exceptional products, suggesting the founders might be tougher than James Bond.
Pope Francis has called for increased international assistance for Sudan, which is enduring its third summer of war. Over 13 million people have been displaced by the conflict between the army and rival forces, with fears of a new massacre in El Obeid.
Dr. Nuno Silva is highlighted for his work in providing simpler, non-surgical procedures to alleviate chronic pain in patients who do not respond to medication or physiotherapy.
Croatian judokas with Down syndrome achieved significant success by winning gold and bronze medals at a world championship.
A review highlights six Pakistani dramas, including 'Ankahi' and 'Udaari,' that feature female leads who are resilient, work, endure, and fight back against adversity.
A guide highlights six must-try wines for travelers visiting Spain's most popular summer cities, ranging from white Riojas in Bilbao to Garnacha Tinta in Malaga.
The Czech president is scheduled to attend freedom celebrations taking place in Budapest.
The Portuguese Judicial Police (PJ) participated in a large international operation that led to the arrest of 78 people, the seizure of 18 speedboats, and the dismantling of one of Spain's largest human and drug trafficking networks.
An oncology foundation associated with Kásler is being investigated, with Health Minister Zsolt Hegedűs stating that its academy operated on 2.25 billion forints of public money. Internal documents suggest deficiencies and call for an audit, particularly regarding the purchase of a luxury villa.
Ten miners at the Zenica brown coal mine continue their protest in the "Raspotočje" pit, refusing to leave until their earned wages are paid. They warn of potential radicalization of protests starting Monday.
Hungarian Health Minister promised an investigation into the Kásler-affiliated oncology foundation and will decide the fate of a luxury villa in Buda purchased for 765 million forints.
Typhoon Dolphin caused injuries and disruption in Japan's Okinawa before heading towards China, prompting port closures and flight cancellations as the country prepared for its arrival.
Lawyers representing students and citizens in cases related to protests over the past year are increasingly facing various forms of pressure, threats, and public attacks from pro-government media.
Gergely Őrsi, Mayor of Budapest's District II, stated he would endure but not tolerate, with his defense lawyer asserting no suspicion of overpricing or irregular public procurement in his case.
Spain has implemented border controls on arrivals from Italy and is facing a growing migrant crisis in Ceuta, leading to increased tensions with Morocco and broader EU discussions on migration and border security. The situation has also sparked debate and accusations regarding the underlying causes and alleged orchestrators of the migrant influx.
SUDAR se dogodio u 10.05 sati kod Križevaca.
An 8-year-old child sustained a head injury after diving into the sea at a beach in Halkidiki, Greece. The incident was reported to the New Moudania Port Authority yesterday afternoon.
A 33-year-old motorcyclist died in a traffic accident in Laz Bistrički near Marija Bistrica, Croatia, after losing control of his motorcycle, veering off the road, and colliding with an object.
The Mogren Fortress is set to host two theatrical performances, "Arsenic and Old Lace" and "Spanish Madness," offering a unique blend of reality and virtual space.
A private consortium is seeking consultations with the Hungarian government regarding what it describes as 'problematic' employment regulations.
Students are reportedly changing schools to escape bullying caused by AI-generated nude images of them, highlighting a growing issue of digital harassment.
Police are seeking witnesses to a four-vehicle traffic accident that occurred yesterday at the intersection of Zagrebačka Avenue and Selska Road in Zagreb. The incident resulted only in material damage.
While chest pain is a common heart attack symptom, many individuals, particularly women, experience less recognized symptoms such as shortness of breath, nausea, and back pain. These symptoms can be fatal if unnoticed, and can sometimes be mistaken for conditions like acidity, highlighting the importance of understanding diverse warning signs.
Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan have signed a new trilateral defense pact in Mecca, sparking debate about its implications for regional power dynamics and the US role in the Middle East. While some view it as a potential 'Islamic NATO,' Turkey has clarified that the agreement does not contradict its NATO commitments.
A US appeals court has upheld an injunction to halt the construction of a ballroom at the White House, prompting President Trump to label the decision a 'national disgrace.' The ruling requires Trump to seek congressional approval for the project.
US judges have permitted former President Trump to terminate protections for migrants from South Sudan and Myanmar, impacting their immigration status.
A 19-year-old German citizen has been charged with coercion against an official and reckless driving after a police chase in Pula, Croatia, during which he drove at 100 km/h and hit a police car.
Ten miners from the Zenica Brown Coal Mine (RMUZ) have spent their fourth night in the 'Raspotočje' pit, protesting and refusing to leave until their demands are met.
Information and Communications Technology Secretary Henry Aguda is advocating for a leading role for the private sector, alongside the government, in driving the Philippines' artificial intelligence initiatives through a new task force.
North Korea is reportedly sending special units and ballistic missiles to Russia, with some missiles already used in Ukraine. This move signifies increased military cooperation between the two nations in the ongoing conflict.
Sara Duterte's political actions, characterized by a 'fist punch' approach, highlight an ongoing dynastic conflict. Her assertive style is a key feature in the current political landscape.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino is facing calls for his resignation from Norway's football federation, while simultaneously receiving backing from countries including Mexico, Argentina, and several African nations. This comes amid growing scrutiny over his leadership.
The contaminated surface of the Danube riverbed at the former Óbuda Gasworks site in Budapest is being isolated as the first step in a remediation process, according to Mayor Gergely Karácsony.
Contamination caused by carcinogenic substances at the Óbuda Gas Works is being isolated, with authorities advising against disaster tourism in the area. Efforts are underway to contain the hazardous materials.
A Konfederacja Member of Parliament stated that Przemysław Czarnek's candidacy for Prime Minister could not have succeeded. He suggested that if PiS's new strategy was to adopt Konfederacja's postulates, it would lose credibility due to a sudden shift.
A new fee schedule implemented at Liszt Ferenc International Airport in Budapest has led to widespread discontent and protests among taxi drivers, causing traffic disruptions.
Solar panels on the roof of a sports facility in Budapest's II. district caught fire, requiring 30 firefighters to extinguish the flames.
Two of eleven miners from the Zenica brown coal mine were forced to leave the Raspotočje pit due to poor health, with one being hospitalized.
The director of Mossad, Roman Gofman, has reportedly dismissed two key intelligence officials involved in a failed plan to overthrow the Iranian government.
A South Korean lunar orbiter has captured the first images of the crater formed by the impact of a SpaceX rocket booster on the Moon. These before-and-after images provide a unique view of the impact site, which is not visible from Earth.
The UN warns that hundreds of thousands of civilians in the besieged Sudanese city of el-Obeid are enduring relentless drone strikes, critical water shortages, a cholera outbreak, and high rates of sexual violence.
Meta has been ordered to pay $567 million in a landmark ruling for failing to protect children on its Facebook and Instagram platforms. The court found that Meta's platforms endangered minors and made them vulnerable, necessitating changes to its services.
Donald Trump has signed new executive orders to again attempt to limit birthright citizenship in the United States, despite a previous Supreme Court decision blocking his first attempt. This move aims to curb what he refers to as 'birth tourism' and restrict citizenship for children born in the US to non-citizens.
The ongoing war in Sudan is endangering the ancient pyramids of Meroë, a UNESCO World Heritage site, with all protection efforts halted. An archaeologist warned that the future of the monument is at risk.
The German metal band Kanonenfieber, known for performing in black masks and basing their lyrics on original WWI letters and documents, is set to perform in Budapest.
Jude Anthany Joseph's film 'Thudakkam' has opened to significant curiosity, with early viewers praising Vismaya Mohanlal's acting debut in a prominent role and Ashish Joe Antony's strong impression.
U intervjuu za “Vijesti” istaknuta glumica najavljuje intermedijalnu predstavu “Španska luda” koja će danas biti izvedena na tvrđavi Mogren, u okviru festivala “Grad teatar”
Spain deployed naval vessels and increased border security in Ceuta following a massive influx of over 500 migrants, including many children, from Morocco. The event sparked a diplomatic crisis between Spain and Morocco, prompting calls for stronger EU cooperation and raising concerns about the welfare of unaccompanied minors.
Two Iranian female footballers who sought asylum in Australia after protesting their country's national anthem have been granted Australian citizenship. The players expressed pride and hope in their new status, which follows their defiance of Tehran.
The head of Mossad has dismissed the director of intelligence services and the chief of the Iran division after a plan to change the Iranian regime reportedly failed.
El presidente ceutí cree que España ha hecho demasiadas cesiones a Marruecos y duda de la efectividad de las boyas Leer
El Rey recibe en Marivent a Juan Jesús Vivas y le traslada su deseo de visitar la ciudad autónoma.
A French tourist who recently traveled to Argentina has been isolated in Spain after being diagnosed with hantavirus. French authorities have confirmed the case.
Scientists have obtained unprecedented images of the Sun, providing a new clue to one of the biggest mysteries in solar physics. These images reveal a phenomenon that could help explain how the star generates and transports energy.
Passenger traffic on the Budapest-Belgrade railway line is expected to commence this autumn, with safety system checks currently underway on the Hungarian section.
A severe heatwave continues to grip Europe, with Budapest breaking temperature records at 41.6 degrees Celsius. The extreme heat has led to widespread wildfires across the continent, particularly affecting Italy, Hungary, and Romania, with officials warning of potential damages exceeding €15 billion.
Iran has announced an agreement with Oman to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, a critical shipping lane, while simultaneously threatening Gulf states with attacks on energy infrastructure if the US strikes Iran. This development has caused oil prices to rise due to market fears of disruptions in the strait.
A doctor who works with elite athletes has revealed five common misconceptions about sleep, one of which is expected to surprise many. The insights aim to improve understanding of proper rest and recovery.