Albanian citizens are continuing their protests for the 86th and 87th consecutive days, gathering in squares and marching through streets to demand the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama. Protesters are calling for accountability, a transitional government, and an end to alleged corruption.

The divide between Hezbollah and the Lebanese state is widening as the group continues to provide social welfare services that the cash-strapped government fails to deliver, particularly in the south of the country.

G8 Education announced weak financial results for the first half of 2026, with occupancy rates falling and a 74% profit drop, as detailed in their latest earnings call transcript.

Lwakataka is aiming for a return, bolstered by a Shs25 million financial boost provided by Ruparelia.

A Democrat councilor in Bijelo Polje, Montenegro, stated that if the issue is political trading, citizens should be openly informed about the ongoing negotiations.

Ivory Coast mourns the loss of one of its prominent figures in theater and popular comedy, Gbizié Troupa Bruno, affectionately known as 'Zoumana,' who passed away in Abidjan.

A historical court reenactment in Čierna nad Tisou saw Soviet leader Brezhnev, and symbolically Putin, prosecuted before the Court of History for the 1968 occupation of Czechoslovakia, with the message 'Ukraine, you won't be broken, you swine'.

A Brazilian billionaire's family experienced a terrifying armed robbery at their luxury villa in Saint-Tropez, as four armed men forced their way into the residence and threatened the occupants for money and jewelry.

Tupac Shakur's murder continues to resonate, partly due to his frequent discussions about dying young, which adds to the enduring impact of his unsolved death.

Bulj warns that if the Lećevica landfill problem is not resolved, the county could face a 'Naples scenario' with no place to dispose of waste. He blames the county government for decades of delays and demands accountability from the ruling authorities.

Nele Karajlić experienced an unexpected mishap at the beginning of his performance at Zemun Fest, slipping and falling off the stage during a concert on Zemun Quay.

Krapina-Zagorje County Prefect Željko Kolar has rejected blame for the waste issue in Poznanovec, attributing fault to the Ministry for instructions given, and announced that the removal of 13,200 tons of waste will begin in October.

A coffin washed ashore on a beach in Pag, causing an unusual sight for bathers, with the reason for its appearance quickly discovered.

Retired Supreme Court Judge Radmila Dragičević Dičić, a member of the inquiry commission, stated that the investigation into the collapse of the railway station canopy cannot be concluded quickly due to significant time already lost.

Police are investigating after a 26-year-old man was injured at a Mangawhai home following a confrontation with occupants during an alleged burglary. This incident is separate from the fatal Tauranga car crash previously reported.

Former music executive Suge Knight has claimed that Tupac Shakur’s friends and family smoked his ashes, stating he was likely the only one who did not participate.

The Benito Juárez borough in Mexico City has removed outdoor gyms in San Pedro de Los Pinos as part of a strategy to prevent irregular occupation of public spaces.

Residents of Zagrad in Župa nikšićka, Montenegro, are protesting the unbearable situation caused by stone dust and noise from a private firm's operations at a former bauxite mine, located just 50 meters from their homes.

Legendary actor and musician Rade Šerbedžija, accompanied by his band Zapadni kolodvor, captivated a sold-out audience in Ljubljana for the third year in a row with stories, songs, and memories, including a tribute to the late Milena Zupančič.

A fact-check of AfD leader Tino Chrupalla's ARD summer interview found many statements to be accurate, but identified inaccuracies regarding climate change and migration.

A delegation from the Friendship Group of the Parliament of Montenegro is on an official visit to Argentina. The visit aims to strengthen parliamentary, academic, and cultural cooperation between the two countries.

In 1995, after his release from jail, rapper Tupac Shakur spoke to CNN, expressing his readiness to begin a new chapter in his life.

A photo and video feature explores where Zagreb residents used to swim on the Sava River and in Maksimir before public pools, comparing past and present scenes.

The Šabac Eparchy has urged organizers to cancel the Pride Caravan events scheduled to take place in Šabac and Loznica.

Matthias Stadler, the Mayor of St. Pölten and a member of the SPÖ, emphasized that it is 'high time' for his party to focus on productive work rather than internal preoccupations.

Albanian Democratic Party MP Ina Zhupa has raised concerns regarding the appointment of Denis Sinani as head of traffic in Sarandë. Zhupa highlighted Sinani's past disciplinary issues and demanded transparency on the criteria used for his selection.

An Albanian woman visiting her daughter in Athens was found dead alongside her partner in an apparent murder-suicide. The man is believed to have shot the 45-year-old woman before taking his own life.

Ranko Babić explores the scarcity of comedians who are willing to challenge conventional limits. He questions how many such boundary-pushing comedians exist in the current landscape.

Police officers in Tivat are daily regulating traffic at various times on the busiest road sections, particularly along the main road from the Gradiošnica roundabout towards Župa.

N1 reporter Nataša Kerezović visited Pliva Lakes, emphasizing the importance of preserving the water for future generations, as it is used for drinking and swimming.

One of the picturesque folk cottages in the Rymice skanzen in the Kroměříž region has been fitted with a new thatch roof, preventing leaks and soon allowing tourists to admire its interior.

Sirui has extended its discount code UPA-REMOVU to cover its entire product lineup for customers worldwide.

Ernest Petry has resigned from his position as the head of the Lika HDZ party but will continue to serve as county prefect. His removal from the prefect role would require either a referendum or a two-thirds majority vote in the assembly.

Hurghada, Egypt, has reported hotels and resorts nearing 100 percent occupancy for the third month in a row, indicating strong demand during the current summer season.

New findings suggest that regular physical activity during leisure time can help maintain cognitive fitness in old age, reducing dementia risk. However, this benefit does not extend to physically demanding occupations, highlighting the role of motivation in brain health.

Greek campsite operators are reporting a significant surge in demand for budget camping holidays, with occupancy rates reaching 95% in areas like Chalkidiki and a 10% increase nationwide, as more Greeks opt for camping due to rising hotel prices.

The Ebro Delta is implementing parking regulations to control the uncontrolled occupation of its natural space by cars and motorhomes, aiming to reverse the resulting chaos.

This analysis compares Coupang and e.l.f. Beauty to determine which consumer stock presents a better investment opportunity for investors in 2026.

A man recounts the night he took an iconic photograph of Tupac Shakur just moments before the rapper was fatally shot.

The municipality of Bergen, Norway, has designated 150 new no-go zones for electric scooters around primary schools, kindergartens, and playgrounds. This measure prohibits rental electric scooters from operating in these areas.

The Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD) is exploring the use of an advanced AI-powered robotic dog to monitor wild animal movements and enhance the safety of devotees visiting the Seshachalam forest ranges.

Authorities in Croatia have launched a search operation for a missing ultralight aircraft near Zadar, specifically in the Velebit mountain range. The search is actively ongoing to locate the aircraft and its occupants.

Montenegro's Minister of Justice, Bojan Božović, announced a new proposed law that would allow for the seizure of assets from organized criminal groups even before a final verdict.

The murder trial for Tupac Shakur commenced on August 17, 2026, in Las Vegas, Nevada, with the name of P. Diddy reportedly mentioned during proceedings.

Czech President Petr Pavel has drawn parallels between the 1968 Soviet occupation of Czechoslovakia and Russia's ongoing war against Ukraine. He noted that Czechoslovakia quickly succumbed to the invasion, while Ukraine has shown strong resistance.

A commentary by Boris Zala reflects on the anniversary of the August 1968 occupation of Czechoslovakia, sharing personal anecdotes and observations.

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.

The 58th anniversary of the start of the occupation of Czechoslovakia is observed on August 21, 2026, commemorating the historical event.

Mindaugas Valiukas, author of the book "Mano čiurlys" (My Swift), emphasizes the importance of introducing young people to geniuses and great works of art, particularly mentioning M. K. Čiurlionis as an undervalued genius.

Speeches by members of the ruling coalition, including Tomio Okamura and Alena Schillerová, were met with whistles and shouts of 'shame!' at a Friday commemoration marking the 58th anniversary of the occupation of Czechoslovakia.

President Petr Pavel urged the defense of independent media, calling them a fundamental pillar of democracy, during a commemoration of the 58th anniversary of the Warsaw Pact invasion of Czechoslovakia.

A specific Mexican entity has secured the fourth position nationally in terms of economic growth, indicating strong regional economic performance.

The article highlights Milena Zupančič's memorable performances in roles such as Lidija and Mimika, which have cemented her place in acting history.

The investigation into the murder of Tupac Shakur, who was shot at age 25, has been hindered by the silence of Los Angeles gang members for nearly 30 years, until one man recently began to speak.

The Industrial Training Fund announced that the Nigerian Federal Government has invested over N700 million in the international certification of more than 7,000 Nigerian artisans through the Skill-Up Artisans (SUPA) program.

House Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Brian Mast has criticized South Korea's economic and security stance toward Washington, citing regulatory action against US-listed Coupang as evidence that Seoul is shortchanging American businesses.

Concerns are being raised about the safety of electric vehicles, specifically addressing how occupants can exit a car if the EV battery dies or the vehicle catches fire.

G8 Education announced weak financial results for the first half of 2026, with occupancy rates falling, as detailed in their latest earnings call transcript.

Finnish President Stubb visited Kyiv, emphasizing that the world cannot become numb to the war and pledging concrete promises of air defense assistance to Ukraine.

Another round of demolitions is imminent in Lagos as the State Informal Space Management Authority (LASISMA) has commenced enforcement action, giving illegal occupants near Ojo General Hospital a seven-day ultimatum.

The sea water at all 127 beaches in Dubrovnik-Neretva County is suitable for swimming, with 125 locations reporting excellent quality.

Researchers from the Universities of Missouri-Kansas City and Arizona have identified a worrying trend, showing a drastic decrease in the number of words spoken daily over the past fifteen years.

Pro-Palestine activists from the 'People Against Genocide' group have occupied a Martin-Baker factory in the UK. The occupation is reportedly due to the factory's alleged links to Israel.

Financial reports indicate that Mexico's AIFA airport continues to require federal subsidies to remain viable and has not met passenger demand targets four years after its operation began, raising scrutiny over its 'mega-project' status.

All four individuals who were in the car that crashed in Nordre Follo on Sunday have been charged with reckless driving or complicity in reckless driving.

Estonia held memorial events across the country to mark 87 years since the signing of the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact, an agreement between the Soviet Union and Nazi Germany that led to over 50 years of Estonia's occupation.

The Geological Survey of Montenegro has launched a procedure to re-examine decisions regarding environmental protection, stating that local self-government bodies lacked the authority to act in cases falling under the jurisdiction of the Environmental Protection Agency.

US envoy Barrack has retracted his previous comments regarding Israel's occupation of the Golan Heights, clarifying his stance on the contentious issue.

Urban Loft in Sarajevo is providing a 5% discount to the first five buyers of apartments in its modern residential building, aiming to attract initial customers for the new property.

The dreams and hopes of five-year-old Teo have been tragically taken away. The articles highlight the profound impact of this loss.

GRIDCo has reiterated its September 12 deadline for all occupants of the pylon right-of-way to vacate the area.

An opinion piece criticizes German politicians Tino Chrupalla and Alice Weidel for their recent prime-time television interviews, describing their statements as 'mumbo jumbo and incitement'.

The Sinaloa Congress has approved Governor Rubén Rocha Moya's request for a new leave of absence, prompting preparations for the election of an interim governor. The decision has sparked discussion among legal experts regarding the conditions for his potential return to office.

An investigation has been launched into allegations of video surveillance in the changing room of the maternity ward at KBC Berane, following reports from a group of citizens and hospital employees. The Agency for Personal Data Protection will oversee the control.

Amidst an extreme summer with heat deaths and wildfires in Germany, AfD leader Tino Chrupalla criticized a 'climate hype,' stating that 'simply more electricity' is needed for cooling.

A photograph of a woman shot in front of a radio station during the 1968 occupation of Prague has finally led to her identification after half a century, while the fate of the injured man lying beside her in the same photo remains unknown.

A past interview with Tupac Shakur from when he was 24 years old has resurfaced, in which the rapper candidly discussed being shot and his long-held acceptance of death.

Somali pirates have reportedly resumed hijacking commercial vessels, taking advantage of Western fleets' preoccupation with defending against Iranian attacks, raising concerns about maritime security.

Finland's Ministry of Education has issued study vouchers to 1,697 young people, with a goal of 31,000 annual users, to help those who didn't secure a study place.

The rock band YU Grupa performed for two hours in Cetinje, delivering a blend of rock, blues, ethno, and even reggae that was well-received by the audience on a pleasant August night.

The town council of Grindavík, Iceland, has approved 6.9 million Icelandic króna to purchase a vehicle for evacuating school children in the event of an emergency.

Podgorica Airport has increased security and technical resources at its commercial parking lot due to incidents of vandalism, including broken ramps, cut chains, pulled-out bollards, and employees being attacked with cars.

A family embarks on a journey between Santo Antão and São Vicente in Cape Verde, not only seeking their roots but also discovering people, stories, and experiences that transformed their vacation into a meaningful mission.

This story recounts the journey of a Greek entrepreneur who built radios during the 1942 occupation and later established a massive business empire, defying Wall Street norms.

Reykjavík's Culture Night featured lively events, including Rás 2's Tónaflóð concert, with participants encouraged to dress warmly. The city's mayor emphasized that weather should not deter attendance at the popular cultural celebration.

A natural paradise in Herzegovina boasts a stunning 28-meter waterfall that conceals a beautiful summer swimming area.

Multiple attackers reportedly damaged a vehicle with Serbian license plates using batons and pursued its occupants in Dubrovnik last night.

An Icelandic political scientist stated that it's difficult to imagine Iceland and Montenegro's EU accession processes becoming linked, given Iceland has already aligned most of its legislation with the EU.

The first week of the Tupac Shakur murder trial, focusing on Duane 'Keffe D' Davis, saw heated testimony from reluctant witnesses with old gangland ties, with the prosecution relying heavily on Davis's own words.

A German cup match in Mannheim was plunged into chaos after fans threw fireworks onto the pitch, resulting in injuries to 35 deployed police officers and several arrests.

The Latvian band Stūrī zēvele has released their album "arLabunakti," which was nominated for the Austras balva. The album features poems from the band's archive and a cover painting that waited years for its release.

Rain is expected to affect marathon runners and attendees of Culture Night, with participants advised to prepare for wet conditions. The forecast indicates that those participating in or attending outdoor events should anticipate getting wet.

The Democratic primaries have brought to light various concerns among the electorate, reflecting the current political landscape.

Labour unions in Hong Kong are advocating for employers to be legally required to provide outdoor workers with heatstroke-prevention equipment amidst extreme temperatures, also suggesting heatstroke be added to statutory occupational diseases.

Over 50% of 30,000 children with mild to moderate disabilities in Ireland are waiting more than 12 months for their first occupational therapy assessment, with some waiting over nine years, according to HSE data.

During tropical days, surfaces like asphalt and concrete can reach temperatures of up to 70 degrees Celsius, causing deep burns in seconds. In Brno, five people have already suffered such injuries from hot surfaces.

Duane Davis has spoken for the first time during the ongoing murder trial related to the death of Tupac Shakur, as reported by CNN.

Nearly 30 years after the death of hip-hop icon Tupac Shakur, a man who confessed to the crime in a 2008 interview is now on trial for his murder. The trial began this week, revisiting one of the most influential figures in 1990s US culture.

Approximately ten houses and other structures were destroyed by a fire in the village of Turjane, Serbia, with inaccessible roads hindering aid efforts.

The man accused in the 1996 murder of Tupac Shakur told police in a 2008 interview, played to the jury, that his nephew was the one who fired the fatal shots during the drive-by shooting.

A small plane ended up upside down in the water off Læsø, Denmark, but its two occupants reportedly managed to get to shore safely.

The Czech Republic is commemorating the 58th anniversary of the 1968 Soviet-led invasion, with hundreds gathering outside the Russian Embassy. Political leaders honored the victims, reflecting on the trauma of betrayal and the historical significance of the events.

The Basic Public Prosecutor's Office in Subotica has dismissed multiple criminal charges related to the condition and treatment of animals at the Palić Zoo.

An article from The Daily Star advocates for the establishment of an upazila fire station in Bangladesh, suggesting it is a necessary and reasonable request.

Road traffic will be temporarily suspended on several streets in Chisinau, including Muncești highway, Burebista street, and the intersection of Gheorghe Madan and Andrei Lupan streets, due to necessary works.

Zagreb police thwarted a 42-year-old drug dealer's plans for further drug earnings by searching his house in Maksimir with a court order on Thursday afternoon, leading to his arrest.

Several members of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) condemned Russia's continued occupation of Georgia's Abkhazia and Tskhinvali/South Ossetia regions. The condemnation came on the anniversary of the 2008 Russo-Georgian war, which was called the beginning of Moscow's 'more aggressive' policy.

Angelo and his friends are running to raise money for children with cancer, and their efforts have significantly exceeded initial expectations. They expressed surprise at how much better they have performed than anticipated.

Due to devastating drought and significant damage to agriculture and fisheries, a natural disaster has been declared for the entire Virovitica-Podravina County in Croatia.

Nepal's Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) has announced key appointments, naming Pramod Neupane as the chief of its organization department and Jagdish Kharel as the new spokesperson. These changes aim to strengthen the party's structure and communication.

Ličko-senjski župan Ernest Petry, a Croatian politician, is facing criticism after a photograph was published showing him passionately kissing a younger woman at a bar.

Commissioner Antonijević has sent recommendations to the Republic Electoral Commission (RIK) to ensure accessible voting for blind and visually impaired individuals. The recommendations aim to improve inclusivity in the electoral process.

Hotel occupancy in Spain saw a slowdown in July, even as prices continued to rise sharply, with Barcelona, Madrid, and Palma de Mallorca leading in overnight stays.

Croatian Lika-Senj County Governor Ernest Petry is facing calls for his resignation from the HDZ party after photos emerged of him kissing a younger woman. The scandal has led to internal party discussions and public debate about his future in office.

The Finnish Supreme Court has rejected all applications for leave to appeal in the "Dödspatrullen" case, which involved a large quantity of drugs brought into Finland between 2022 and 2023.

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.

A new warning from scientists highlights increased health risks for individuals who frequently fly, particularly pilots and flight attendants, due to their occupation.

A two-meter deep basement hole in the center of Mladenovac, where a young man recently fell and was injured, has finally been closed.

A young bearded vulture, originally from Ostrava Zoo and released in Bulgaria, was found poisoned at its release site, alongside seven other dead vultures, shocking conservationists.

A Mercedes-Benz vehicle became stuck in excavated tram tracks in Kvatrić, Zagreb, with the driver facing a hefty fine and costs for vehicle extraction.

A first aid package sent from Finland has been credited with saving a soldier's life in Ukraine, highlighting the impact of humanitarian aid. This comes as a seven-year-old in Jerusalem received a life-saving transplant from a fallen IDF soldier, showcasing different forms of life-saving interventions.

After a long hiatus, the popular Croatian character Ričard has returned in a new YouTube episode, which also features his political rival.

The 'Artery' business center in Vilnius, Lithuania, has reached 98% occupancy after signing a new lease agreement with technology company Neara Software, which will occupy approximately 450 sq. m of office space.

More than 10,500 passengers have used the tourist train service between Bihać and Bosanska Krupa since its introduction on June 5, highlighting significant interest in the new tourism offering in the Krajina region.

A swimming event in Berlin, planned exclusively for Afro-American children and their families to remove access barriers, was cancelled after facing strong criticism from right-wing and conservative groups who labeled it 'apartheid at the swimming pool'.

Serbian President Vučić stated that a severe fire is raging on Stolovi Mountain in completely inaccessible terrain. He also commented on how Enes undermined his authority.

A UN expert has called for an urgent international presence to protect the West Bank, East Jerusalem, and Gaza, citing a rise in settler attacks and emphasizing the obligation of third states to act against Israel's occupation.

A former gang leader is currently on trial in Las Vegas, accused of the fatal 1996 shooting of legendary rapper Tupac Shakur.

A surprise verification drive has begun across Punjab to check the occupants of medical college hostels.

Sydney is hosting an exhibition dedicated to Max Dupain, marking him as the only person in the library's history to be celebrated with seven exhibitions.

Cybersecurity specialist Leon Juranić announced that the Serbian hacker group INF Group launched an attack on the Croatian financial information portal fininfo.hr.

A Portuguese higher education union has expressed alarm over the declining percentage of poor students admitted, which now stands at only 3% of the total 49,991 placements, down from 3.5% in 2025.

OpenAI has announced a two-week pause in the development of its internal models to enhance security, following growing concerns over continuous and persistent cyberattacks committed by artificial intelligence.

An article highlights Tupac Shakur's perspective on critics and his legacy, quoting his sentiment that "nobody liked Van Gogh" until after his death, drawing a parallel to his own experience.

Chronic inflammation is detrimental to health, and diet plays a crucial role in combating it. Nutritionists suggest incorporating leafy greens into weekly meals to help fight inflammation.

An article explores the cultural and historical significance of eftazymo, a traditional Greek bread associated with periods like the Occupation, celebrations, and weddings, distinguishing it from regular bread.

The increasing popularity of e-bikes and fat bikes is becoming a source of concern within the European Union.

Kannada cinema superstar Upendra has been confirmed to join the cast of 'Zombie Reddy Nxt Lvl,' the sequel to the hit film 'Zombie Reddy,' in a significant role.

Finland's Social Democratic Party (SDP) has promised changes to forest policy, but remains hesitant on the question of a gasoline tax, as party representatives outlined their environmental and climate agenda.

A restaurant manager in Helsinki has observed a surprising phenomenon: tobacco sales have significantly increased compared to last year, reversing a long-term decline.

The helicopter pad on Surtsey island will be significantly expanded, nearly tripling its size, following approval from the Vestmannaeyjabær environment and planning council.

Župa Dubrovačka, an area situated between Dubrovnik and Konavle in southern Dalmatia, is described as a peaceful oasis known for its beaches and relaxed atmosphere.

A Goldendoodle named Jackson has gone viral online after a video showed him falling asleep mid-bath at a grooming salon, delighting internet users.

Former SDP minister Gordan Maras commented on the case of HDZ's Ličko-Senj County Prefect Ernest Petry, stating that knowing Petry was married with two children changed his stance.

Office loans are experiencing Debt Service Coverage Ratio (DSCR) stress, indicating financial difficulties for property owners even with current occupancy rates.

Two forest fires are active on inaccessible terrain on the border between Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia, near the areas of Župa dubrovačka and Konavle.

Youth networks in Nepal are taking the initiative to combat harmful practices such as Chhaupadi and child marriage, working towards social change.

The first week of the Tupac murder trial revealed details about gang affiliations, rap feuds, and old tapes related to the case.

The municipality of Bar in Montenegro has extended the deadline for submitting bids for a public procurement tender aimed at making parking more accessible, with a budget of 180,000 euros.

Varaždin County has transferred 25,000 euros in financial assistance to the City of Omiš.

Slovenia is reflecting on the life and legacy of the acclaimed actress Milena Zupančič, who passed away at the age of 80. Anthropologist Dr. Vesna V. Godina commented on how the nation's remembrance of Zupančič reveals much about Slovenians themselves, with articles highlighting her charisma and impact.

The Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD) in India is considering deploying advanced robotic dogs equipped with artificial intelligence to reduce human-animal conflicts on the Tirumala hills.

A photographer recounts the night he captured an iconic image of Tupac Shakur just moments before the rapper was fatally shot.

Lisbon's Baixa district merchants are expressing concerns about security, calling for increased policing, better lighting, and video surveillance following the shooting of a Swedish tourist.

Hundreds of migrants have returned to occupy a beach with tents and makeshift structures shortly after cleanup operations, which had been suspended due to safety concerns for workers.

The name of Diddy has been implicated in the Tupac murder trial after a former Los Angeles Police Department detective testified that the musician attempted to pay for the execution.

This mathematical brain teaser challenges readers to determine how many days it would take for a man to escape a 30-meter deep well, requiring careful reading to spot a crucial detail.

Consumers are reportedly making car pre-orders without being able to properly evaluate driving feel, seats, or tire noise based solely on advertisements.

Marijan Petry has resigned from his position as the president of the Lika-Senj County organization of the Croatian Democratic Union (HDZ).

Organized campsites in Halkidiki, Greece, are reporting occupancy rates reaching 95% from late June to late August, with high demand expected to continue into September, indicating a surge in camping popularity.

Italian sports presenter Diletta Leotta once again captured attention on social media by posting photos from a relaxed summer setting, posing by a pool in a striking one-piece yellow swimsuit.

Details have emerged about the significant assets of a Croatian Democratic Union (HDZ) county prefect, including 25 properties, two BMWs, and a Harley Davidson. Further reports also shed light on his personal life, including his relationship with a woman who works for the county.

Approximately 210 million Icelandic Krona have been raised in pledges for the upcoming Reykjavik Marathon, surpassing last year's amount at the same time.

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.

Ličko-senjski county prefect Ernest Petry is facing political pressure to resign after photographs and videos emerged showing him kissing a younger woman during an evening outing.

Wildfire smoke has significantly reduced visibility, leading to the cancellation of two flights at Nabire Airport and delays for 21 flights at Supadio Airport in Indonesia. The smoke is causing widespread disruption to air travel.

Varaždin County is experiencing growth in its tourism sector.

GOSPIĆKI gradonačelnik Darko Milinović komentirao je snimku ličko-senjskog župana Ernesta Petryja koja se proširila uoči izvanredne sjednice Sabora o opasnom otpadu u Gospiću.

Ukraine has introduced four new sanctions packages targeting Russian occupation administrations, individuals involved in illegal grain removal, and entities supplying Russia's military and defense industry.

Vilnius Archbishop Gintaras Grušas acknowledged the problem of sexual crimes involving priests in the Church, following reports from the Prosecutor General's Office, while stating it's not the primary issue.

Škoda's innovative concept for the next phase of its digital customer experience has received a new award, potentially attracting more customers through its application.

Cypriot diplomacy successfully convinced the Serbian company EXIT to cancel its participation in a festival planned in occupied Kyrenia, countering actions by the occupation regime.