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A powerful 7.4-magnitude earthquake struck Colombia and Ecuador, causing significant damage, injuries, and prompting building evacuations. The tremor was also felt in Panama, though no tsunami threat was reported.
Telekom prepaid account top-ups are now available directly on the Vijesti portal, offering customers a convenient way to recharge their accounts without visiting physical sales points.
Serbia has given the green light for a joint bid with Slovenia and North Macedonia to host the European Handball Championship in 2034.
Lanškroun Castle in the Orlickoústecko region will make its stables, part of the castle complex, accessible to people with limited mobility by installing a stair platform by autumn.
Experts advise consumers on how to check for freshness when buying chicken, with one simple trick used by experienced butchers.
The Central Election Commission of Bosnia and Herzegovina (CIK BiH) has certified all 64 submitted candidate lists for compensatory mandates for the upcoming General Elections, approving a total of 773 candidates and implementing new security measures.
Andrej Rupnik, former director of Slovenia's intelligence agency Sova, claims that the security detail for President Nataša Pirc Musar is unlawful following a government regulation change in June.
A BBC investigation has uncovered severe allegations of abuse and group rape involving teenage recruits at a British military school. The accusations highlight a disturbing pattern of sexual harassment and assault.
The Central Election Commission of Bosnia and Herzegovina has again fined several political parties, including SDP, PSS, and SNSD, thousands of KM for engaging in premature campaigning and misusing children in their political activities.
The Serbian Anti-Corruption Council has reported that it was unable to determine the true investor behind the Belgrade Waterfront project due to inaccessible data. The council also noted a lack of information regarding the investor's debt.
A recipe for chocolate and peanut butter energy balls is shared, promising a sweet taste with 80 grams of protein. The article highlights them as a healthy alternative to traditional sweets.
A severe heatwave has swept across central and southern Europe, with temperatures soaring up to 42 degrees Celsius in some areas, prompting red alerts and warnings in countries like Croatia, Hungary, Poland, and Slovenia. The intense heat has led to concerns about infrastructure damage and potential droughts.
Meteorologists in the Czech Republic recorded an absolute temperature record of 41.5 degrees Celsius in Plzeň, with half of the country's stations surpassing or matching their all-time highs and three-quarters setting new August maximums.
A 77-year-old Serbian citizen has been charged after causing a traffic accident on the A3 highway near Brodski Stupnik, Croatia, where his car overturned and his 77-year-old female passenger sustained serious injuries.
A heatwave continues to sweep across Croatia, with extreme temperatures already reaching nearly 38 degrees Celsius in Knin and over 35 degrees in Zagreb by 1 PM, and expected to rise further.
In Montenegro, maritime safety inspectors recorded 23 violations in maritime traffic between July 25 and August 1, 2026, resulting in total fines of 44,300 euros.
The Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Novi Sad announced the arrest of M. M., the representative of the citizens' association 'Novi Sad Knowledge Factory,' on suspicion of defrauding the budget of 8.7 million dinars.
Jakub Sewerynik argues that the secrecy surrounding the Marko Rupnik trial, coupled with a lack of consistent information policy and transparency, created an environment for online rumors, further harming victims who should have received special care from the Church.
Southern Europe is battling extensive wildfires, particularly in Greece, Spain, and France, exacerbated by extreme heat and drought conditions. The severe drought has also led to historically low water levels in major rivers like the Rhine and Danube, impacting shipping and power generation.
The Vatican's asset management office announced a more than 60% reduction in operating profit for 2025, despite an overall increase in the value of its total assets by 89 million euros.
Desperate weather conditions are fueling fires across the EU, with hot, dry, and windy conditions 43% worse than the 20-year average, leading to a rare storm phenomenon in France due to wildfires.
Experts advise on proper air conditioning use and keeping homes cool during prolonged heatwaves, noting that accumulated heat in buildings can make indoor spaces dangerous even after sunset, and emphasizing the '7-degree rule'.
Southern Europe is battling widespread wildfires, leading to evacuations and significant damage, as extreme drought conditions and a severe heatwave exacerbate the crisis. The intense heat is also impacting infrastructure, with low river levels affecting nuclear power production and prompting a musician to cancel a European tour.
Croatia's State Hydrometeorological Institute (DHMZ) has issued a red warning for extremely dangerous weather in one region, with temperatures expected to reach 33 to 38 degrees Celsius on Thursday. Dangerous weather is also forecast for three other regions.
Ministers from the Czech Republic and Saxony presented a plan in Děčín for a new navigation lock on the Elbe River, aimed at improving its navigability. Construction is projected to begin in 2029.
Meteorological services in Croatia and Poland have issued warnings for an impending heatwave, with temperatures expected to reach up to 40°C. Red alerts are in place, advising the public to take precautions against the extreme heat.
Evropu znovu sužuje vlna veder. Francie, Španělsko a Itálie se potýkají s rozsáhlými požáry, Česko zase očekává na konci týdne teploty nad 35 stupni Celsia.
A fierce verbal confrontation, nearly escalating into a physical altercation, between Minister Danilo Šaranović and MP Milan Knežević caused a suspension of the Montenegrin parliamentary session, with other members intervening.
Primark bol dlhodobo synonymom dostupnej módy. To sa však s nárastom popularity čínskych trhovísk zmenilo. Odevný reťazec je preto nútený reagovať.
Five Bosnian mountaineers from Zenica died on Mount Elbrus due to a sudden change in weather, prompting a day of mourning in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Brčko District. Survivors described the unexpected severe weather conditions, and efforts are underway to transport the bodies back to Bosnia and Herzegovina after identification.
Over 60 synagogues and cemeteries will be open to the public for free or voluntary admission on Sunday, August 9th, as part of the Jewish Heritage Day in the Czech Republic.
Reports highlight the cruel treatment of turtles, which are tortured by hunters for their shells, eggs, and meat to be used in various products. Additionally, rare pangolin scales continue to be a highly sought-after commodity on the black market.
Massive wildfires are sweeping through France and Spain, forcing the evacuation of hundreds of thousands of people as a new heatwave exacerbates conditions. The fires have created their own weather phenomena, with smoke blanketing cities like Bordeaux.
Europska organizacija za zaštitu potrošača (BEUC) i jedan od vodećih zastupnika u Europskom parlamentu pozvali su Europsku komisiju da osigura da kupc
Iran has announced that it sold $18 billion worth of oil over a five-month period during the ongoing war. This claim highlights the country's continued oil exports despite international sanctions.
Sea turtles are being hunted for their eggs, shells, and meat, with hunters reportedly torturing the animals for various products including bracelets.
Lawyer Kateryna Shalupnia, originally from Chernihiv, was killed in a missile strike on a training ground in Kyiv Oblast where an arms exhibition was being held.
A teenager in Poland was fined 353 zloty for a 30-groszy error in a ticket purchase, prompting the mayor of Żywiec to announce the cancellation of the penalty. The mayor expressed that he would have handled the situation differently as a controller.
A new dental clinic in Cheb, Czech Republic, featuring modern offices and eighteen chairs, is already at full capacity but plans to gradually increase its services, with the region also intending to establish additional clinics.
Alaska authorities have sent over 3,000 letters to registered voters requesting confirmation of their citizenship status ahead of the August 18 primary, raising concerns among representatives.
Four additional workers of Bosniak nationality have been dismissed from the Mostar public utility company 'Komunalno,' bringing the total number of employees laid off to 22.
The Holy See has denied reports that Father Marko Rupnik, accused of spiritual and psychological abuse, has been absolved. This statement clarifies the ongoing status of the controversial case.
ASA Hospital has signed an agreement with the Canton Sarajevo Health Insurance Institute, enabling ZZO KS policyholders to access certain diagnostic health services at the private facility.
Slovak Minister Kaliňák has received a record fine for failing to convince auditors that purchased VIP jets were for military use. The incident highlights scrutiny over government procurement practices.
To achieve a rich harvest of healthy and tasty tomatoes, regular watering and proper planting are not enough; sufficient nutrients, particularly magnesium, are essential for their proper growth.
Slovenia's economy experienced barely noticeable growth last year, yet wage increases continued. Employee purchasing power remains lower than before the crisis.
The implementation of the TIPS Clone system now allows citizens and businesses to transfer funds within seconds, regardless of the time of day, weekends, or holidays.
Influencers Andrew and Tristan Tate have been arrested in the US, with the Crown Prosecution Service requesting their extradition to the UK on a total of 59 new charges, including rape, which their lawyer denies.
Social media influencers Andrew and Tristan Tate were arrested in Miami by U.S. Marshals following an extradition request from the UK. The brothers face new charges, including rape and human trafficking, with some reports indicating up to 59 total charges.
Visitors to Frýdlant Castle and Chateau can now explore previously inaccessible areas, including the castle's ground floor, cellar, and the lord's office, as part of a new 'Hidden Places of Frýdlant' tour.
Japan's parliament has revised the imperial succession law, allowing male descendants from former imperial families to rejoin the imperial household, but maintained the ban on women ascending the Chrysanthemum Throne. This decision comes despite the current emperor having only a daughter, Princess Aiko.
A forest fire has broken out in the Šumava National Park in the Czech Republic, affecting a 50x50 meter area in difficult-to-access terrain. Firefighters report the blaze, which has impacted the root system, is not spreading further.
Łukasz Żak has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for causing a fatal car accident on Trasa Łazienkowska while intoxicated. Legal experts and the Minister of Justice have commented on the severity of the sentence, deeming it appropriate for the actions.
A Croatian financial advice piece warns consumers against making large purchases immediately after receiving their salary, suggesting caution in spending.
Traditional bullfights and a folk festival (teferič) announced for Igman mountain have sparked public outcry and questions from a cantonal representative regarding the protection of the natural area.
The French parliament has definitively approved a new law legalizing assisted dying and euthanasia for adults with incurable diseases under strict conditions. This landmark legislation allows patients to administer a lethal substance themselves or with assistance.
A heated exchange occurred in the Croatian Parliament between Speaker Jandroković and representatives from the Možemo! party, who were accused of wasting over two days on procedural violations. Jandroković responded to their accusations by calling them either malicious or ignorant.
While Wednesday started sunny in much of Croatia, storms, rain, and showers are expected in inland areas and parts of the northern Adriatic. Temperatures are forecast to drop by up to 15 degrees, with Dalmatia remaining mostly sunny and dry.
The Croatian Parliament (Sabor) is set to conclude its spring session by voting on several key topics before commencing its summer recess.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić announced a proposal to reduce fuel excise taxes by up to 20% by Friday. He also stated that Serbia would acquire additional CM-400 missiles, which have been nicknamed 'Zagreb girls' in Serbia.
Today's daily news summary from Slovakia includes reports on Filip Turek's accident, an intervention by Maroš Žilinka, and the introduction of new parking regulations near a prominent shopping complex.
A meteorological phenomenon, locally known as "enbata" or "galerna," caused panic on a beach in Hendaye, French Pyrénées-Atlantiques, on Sunday evening. Beachgoers experienced a rapid 10-degree temperature drop within minutes.
Former Slovenian President Borut Pahor is actively spending his summer exploring China, visiting attractions like pandas and unique trees.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has announced a cabinet reshuffle, replacing the prime minister appointed last year. Several names are being considered as potential successors for the top government position.
Croatian Railways is offering a 40% discount on train tickets to coastal cities like Split, Šibenik, and Rijeka, with additional savings for online purchases, encouraging summer travel by rail.
An article discusses key characteristics of emotionally unavailable partners and the importance of recognizing these signs early.
The Union of Professional Nurses and Midwives Ghana (UPNMG) has called on the government to urgently replace nurses and midwives who are leaving the country to work abroad, warning of a worsening staff shortage.
Regional elections in Slovakia are once again facing issues of inequality, particularly in the Bratislava region which has the worst electoral districts, raising concerns about the potential invalidation of results.
Toplinski val ne posustaje, a početak novog tjedna donosi pretežno sunčano, vruće i vrlo vruće vrijeme.
Kosovo's Prime Minister Albin Kurti was pelted with eggs by an opposition lawmaker during a parliamentary session, leading to chaos and the interruption of proceedings. The incident occurred amidst ongoing political tensions in the country.
Sea temperatures in Split, Croatia, have reached a record-equalling 28.9 degrees Celsius, with even higher values of up to 30.5 degrees recorded on Mljet.
The Srebrenica Memorial Center is facing increased pressure, with 26 individuals, including former employees, being questioned. US lawmakers have condemned these actions, while Bosnian MPs are seeking special status for the center.
A historic discovery has been made within the altar of a parish church. The details of this significant find are currently being reported.
A potential Ebola mutation threat in Congo has prompted health officials to expand their interventions against the infection. Authorities state that the time for gradual steps has ended, necessitating more aggressive measures.
A temperature of 40 degrees Celsius was measured in Osijek today, amidst a dangerous heatwave, with only slight local relief expected from tomorrow.
Plum yields in the Valjevo region and Podgorina are exceptionally good this year, but producers are expressing dissatisfaction due to low purchase prices and marketing issues.
After a brief cooling period, temperatures in Czechia are forecast to rise to tropical values again over the weekend, reaching up to 34 degrees Celsius with clear to partly cloudy skies, according to the Czech Hydrometeorological Institute.
Austria recorded a record-high temperature of 41.2 degrees Celsius, while Hungary reduced electricity consumption as a new heatwave and drought impact Central and Southern Europe.
A prolonged heatwave and high temperatures are affecting railway infrastructure in Croatia, causing track deformations and requiring increased monitoring to ensure the safety of rail traffic.
ITALIJA je proglasila najviši, crveni stupanj upozorenja na vrućinu u svih 27 većih gradova zbog četvrtog toplinskog vala. Vlasti pozivaju građane na oprez i izbjegavanje sunca.
Dino Merlin's concerts have significantly boosted tourism in Sarajevo, prompting discussions about the city's capacity to host world-class events.
The meteorological station in Strážnice, Hodonín region, recorded 39.9 degrees Celsius on Monday afternoon, setting a new temperature record for Moravia and Silesia in the Czech Republic, surpassing the previous 11-year-old record.
A new study by the Institute of Planning and Development reveals that Prague regularly exceeds air pollution limits and sees a rising number of cars, despite having one of Europe's most accessible public transport systems.
An individual identified as M. M. has been arrested in Novi Sad on charges of abuse of official position, having allegedly caused 8.7 million dinars in damages to the budgets of Novi Sad and Vojvodina.
The Third Basic Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade has opened a case regarding a criminal complaint against Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) president Miloš Vučević concerning alleged cash payments of daily allowances at an SNS rally, with details not publicly available.
The 'Kreni-promeni' movement has organized the 'Mama, ne moraš sama' (Mom, you don't have to be alone) campaign in multiple Serbian cities. The initiative advocates for free accompaniment to be available to all women in labor.
A new ODIHR report warns that key recommendations for elections in Serbia remain unaddressed, predicting a highly polarized environment as elections approach. The report also notes the ongoing division within the REM Council, which lacks a president.
Members of the 16th Airspace Control and Surveillance Center of the Republic of Slovenia are conducting joint training with crews of an allied C-17 Globemaster transport aircraft to maintain readiness for controlling Slovenian airspace.
An analysis by the Czech Radio data team has identified the 'poles of inaccessibility' in the Czech Republic, revealing the furthest points from various aspects of civilization such as bus stops, parking lots, pubs, churches, and castles.
With temperatures in Zagreb expected to exceed 34 degrees Celsius, the 'Film in the Forest' festival at Tuškanac is offering a cool escape for city residents.
An expert warns against three specific actions to avoid when leaving a car in the sun, as interior temperatures can quickly reach dangerous levels, even on moderately warm days.
Suada Halilović, a representative in the House of Representatives of the Parliament of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, has initiated a parliamentary procedure to request a financial audit of the public utility company JP Komunalno Mostar.
A British Member of Parliament was giving an interview when gunshots from a French warship were heard in the background. The unexpected incident occurred during a live broadcast.
Astrologers claim that two specific zodiac signs are entering the most favorable period for purchasing real estate. This astrological forecast offers guidance for potential homebuyers.
The City of Velika Gorica and its Development Agency VEGORA are conducting a survey among citizens about their food waste habits to help formulate recommendations for reducing food waste.
The House of Representatives of the Parliament of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina began its session in Sarajevo by observing a moment of silence and offering prayers to honor mountaineers who tragically lost their lives.
The Medjugorje shrine in Bosnia and Herzegovina was vandalized, with an altar set on fire and statues of the Virgin Mary desecrated. The parish office has responded by calling for prayer, fasting, and forgiveness.
Following a series of incidents of vandalism at Medjugorje, one of the most visited Catholic pilgrimage sites, the Parish Office has issued a statement calling on believers to respond with prayer, fasting, and forgiveness.
The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has worsened, with confirmed cases exceeding 3,200 and the death toll topping 1,400, making it one of the deadliest outbreaks in history. This surge comes as Oxford begins its first vaccine trials in the region.
Research indicates that three readily available red juices—beet, tomato, and pomegranate—can contribute to lowering blood pressure.
Croatian Member of Parliament Damir Barbir (Centar) has called for the public disclosure of the costs associated with the country's 298 tourist boards.
Watermelon growers in the Neretva Valley are reporting an excellent harvest, but their profits are threatened by a drop in the purchase price to 20 cents per kilogram due to strong import competition.
Southern Europe is preparing for another intense heatwave with temperatures expected to reach up to 40 degrees Celsius, leading to renewed concerns about wildfires and prompting evacuations in some regions.
The Czech Republic, particularly Brno, is recognized as a global leader in electron microscope technology, with up to a third of the world's microscopes originating from the country, contributing to its international reputation.
High-ranking members of the Kavač clan have been sentenced to prison, with leader Radoje Zvicer, who is currently at large, receiving a maximum sentence of 40 years. Security officer Petar Lazović was sentenced to 20 years, and Milović to 19 years, along with financial penalties.
Sarajevo Airport is set to expand its cooperation with Ryanair, with the airline planning a record number of flights and passengers for 2027. This initiative aims to make Sarajevo even more accessible to Europe.
The former Červeňák military area in Pardubice, Czech Republic, is undergoing extensive revitalization to restore it to a rare forest-steppe ecosystem, with the Pestré Polabí association leading the ecological transformation.
Astrological predictions suggest that certain zodiac signs are entering a period of significant life changes, with one sign potentially making a long-delayed decision. This period is also highlighted as an opportune time for two signs to purchase a house or car.
The Vatican has denied that a decision has been made in the abuse trial against artist priest Marko Rupnik, who allegedly coerced nuns into sexual acts. The Holy See stated it is still studying the documents related to the case.
Sparkasse Bank announced it will soon offer a new instant payment service to its clients, positioning itself among the top three banks in Bosnia and Herzegovina within the Central Bank's instant payment system.
Victims of Marko Rupnik are expressing outrage over the continued silence from Vatican authorities regarding his case. They are questioning whether Rupnik has been acquitted and demanding answers from the Holy See.
Greece is experiencing an intense heatwave with temperatures expected to reach up to 47 degrees Celsius, accompanied by African dust. Authorities have issued warnings as the country becomes a 'furnace'.
A previously unknown musical composition by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart has been discovered in a small notebook that lay unnoticed for decades in a French library depository, with experts consulting on the find in Brno.
Excise duties on petroleum derivatives in Serbia will be reduced by 20 percent from today until July 26.
A 5.6 magnitude earthquake struck Peru, resulting in at least five deaths, dozens of injuries, and hundreds of people displaced. The tremor caused significant damage to residential buildings in the affected areas.
A fire broke out in an apartment in Zagreb's Borovje neighborhood during the night, leading to one fatality. Seven people were evacuated from the building.
This article explores various European traditions and locations, including villages in Transylvania where King Charles III has purchased traditional houses, a canal on the Morava River now used for tourism, and raft operators on the Dunajec River continuing ancestral traditions.
STREAMING platforma Disney+, koja je u Hrvatskoj dostupna već četiri godine, od 15. srpnja napokon je dobila hrvatsko sučelje i titlove.
A proposed retail park in Prachatice has become a highly debated topic, with proponents highlighting new jobs and shopping convenience, while opponents raise concerns about increased traffic, noise, and the loss of agricultural land.
Wildfires raging in Ontario have caused Toronto's air quality to deteriorate significantly, making it the worst in the world. The city has been enveloped in a yellow haze, raising concerns about public health.
A higher court in Belgrade has sentenced four individuals to a total of 59 years in prison for smuggling two tons of cocaine from South America.
The Serbian government, led by Prime Minister Đuro Macut, has decided to further reduce the excise tax on fuel by an additional 20%, bringing the total reduction to 20%.
Three Siberian tiger cubs, one of the world's rarest and most endangered tiger subspecies, were born at the Ljubljana Zoo in Slovenia on the last Tuesday of May.
Banská Bystrica County's cooperation with an advertising agency without a tender began under Ján Lunter, and now well-known marketers who have profited from regional contracts for years are managing Ondrej Lunter's campaign.
The U.S. House of Representatives has passed the Sunshine Protection Act, a bill that would make daylight saving time permanent across the country. The legislation now moves to the Senate for consideration.
SABORSKA zastupnica Dalija Orešković komentirala je odlazak premijera Andreja Plenkovića na vojnu paradu u Parizu gdje je Francuska slavila 14. srpanj i Dan pada Bastille.
Following a referendum on parking, initiators are questioning whether the 40,000 votes against Mayor Zoran Janković should be considered a vote of no confidence, signaling further challenges for the Ljubljana mayor.
A Swedish Member of the European Parliament has filed a police complaint against her Danish colleague, accusing him of racist hate speech. The complaint stems from a comment made by the Danish politician telling her to 'go home'.
The group exhibition "Summer Tremors: The Sun Laughs Loudly," curated by Tamara Stankov and Mia David, has opened at the Novembar gallery.
A well-known shopping complex in Bratislava has decided to limit free parking hours, prompting questions about how competitors will react to the change.
Franciscan friars, sisters, and youth from the Monastery of St. Anthony in Split were available for conversation, prayer, and confession at the Ultra Europe festival.
Croatian parliamentarians will conclude their 10th session this week, debating five more points including the DP's Resolution on Empowering Croats in BiH, before going on a two-month summer break after Wednesday's vote.
Three luxury apartments belonging to former Macedonian Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski, confiscated in Skopje, have been put up for sale with a total value of nearly 2.5 million euros.
A video captures the endearing moments of curious tiger cubs as they begin to explore their surroundings and learn about the world.
A former Thai Member of Parliament was arrested after allegedly shooting a local official to death over an unpaid loan dispute. The suspect reportedly confessed to the crime live on YouTube, marking the second shooting incident in Thailand within days.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's visit to Serbia and his statements regarding Kosovo have led to the removal of a large Ukrainian flag in Pristina and sparked diplomatic debate. Ukrainian officials and Kosovan authorities expressed disappointment over Ukraine's non-recognition of Kosovo's independence, despite their support for Ukraine.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy visited Serbia to garner support, despite Belgrade's close ties with Moscow. This visit occurred as Ukraine faces ongoing Russian attacks, including concerns over the Zaporizhzhia NPP losing external power and the broader threat of a winter power crisis.
A prosecutor is reviewing the permit for a ski slope from Luková to Otupné in Slovakia, after a newly discovered small lake was bypassed during construction, while the developer claims the slope is practically finished.
A forest fire, ignited by lightning, broke out in difficult-to-access terrain above the village of Srednji Vrh in northwestern Slovenia, affecting an area of approximately four hectares.
The oldest housing estate in Veselí nad Lužnicí, Czech Republic, is undergoing modernization, with new parking lots, a children's playground, and road surfaces already completed, and plans for new apartment buildings.
Europe is experiencing extreme heat, with record-breaking temperatures reported across several countries. Mallorca recorded a sea temperature of 33.02 degrees Celsius, Croatia hit 40.0 degrees Celsius, and Slovakia surpassed 42 degrees Celsius for the first time in its history.
A Croatian Member of Parliament from the SDSS party stated that seeking justice for Serbian victims does not diminish the suffering of Croatian victims. She emphasized that evidence clearly points to Croatian soldiers as perpetrators in some cases, during a commemoration for killed Serbian civilians.
Ben Nupnau, Deputy Head of the EU Delegation, stated that Corridor 8 is considered part of both EU and NATO infrastructure, emphasizing its strategic importance.
Central European countries, including Austria, Hungary, Slovakia, and Slovenia, experienced a severe heatwave, with multiple locations recording all-time high temperatures. Austria broke its temperature record for two consecutive days, while other regions also saw unprecedented heat.
Meta has rolled out several new features for WhatsApp, designed to make group chats significantly more organized and user-friendly.
A town in Italy is seeking to remove a fake amphitheater built by a con artist who charged tourists admission, but the municipality lacks the funds to do so.
Football star Lionel Messi has donated 80,000 euros to aid in the reconstruction of the Sierra Oeste region of Madrid, which was devastated by recent wildfires. The donation was announced and acknowledged by Madrid's regional president, Isabel Díaz Ayuso.
SINJSKI HDZ prozvao je gradonačelnika Miru Bulja zbog isplate ukupno gotovo 200 tisuća eura jednokratnih novčanih potpora, tzv.
July 2023 was the 11th warmest July since 1961 in the Czech Republic, with an average temperature of 19.3 degrees Celsius, making it the fourth warmest in the last decade.
Croatia has secured 431,000 euros for 39 programs in 2026 aimed at improving access to culture for people with disabilities and children with developmental difficulties.
M. M., a representative of a citizens' association, has been arrested in Novi Sad on charges of abuse of position, having allegedly caused 8.7 million dinars in damages to the budgets of Novi Sad and Vojvodina.
Na jihu Moravy v sobotu padlo pět teplotních rekordů pro 1. srpen na stanicích, které měří 30 let a déle. Nejtepleji bylo ve Strážnici na Hodonínsku, kde meteorologové naměřili 37,5 stupně Celsia.
Prague's city council is increasing maximum taxi fares to 42 CZK per kilometer and a 70 CZK starting rate from August, but taxi drivers' chambers are demanding even higher rates of 65 CZK per kilometer and 260 CZK for the starting fare.
Multiple wildfires are burning across Greece, France, and other parts of Southern Europe, fueled by strong winds and a persistent heatwave. Authorities have evacuated residents in affected areas, with some in France beginning to return home as conditions improve.
A heatwave is expected to bring temperatures as high as 39 degrees Celsius, with two regions in Croatia and parts of Poland experiencing the most intense heat. Thermometers are predicted to show up to 36 degrees in some areas.
The father who purchased an AR-15 for his son, who then carried out a school shooting, has been sentenced to 15 years in prison. This marks a historic decision as it is the first time a parent in the U.S. has been convicted for murder following a school attack by their child.
The United States launched heavy retaliatory strikes on Iranian military infrastructure, including Qeshm Island, in response to an attack on a US base in Jordan that killed three American troops. Iran's Guards reported three members killed in the US attacks, while Jordan intercepted Iranian missiles.
Former JNA General Borislav Đukić was sentenced to 16 years in prison in Split for war crimes against civilians committed between 1991 and 1994 in the wider Šibenik area. This verdict is part of a larger trial where he and six other commanders received a combined total of 94 years for their roles in wartime atrocities.
The largest car transport ship has departed from Shanghai, carrying a total of 7,738 Tesla vehicles. This event underscores China's growing role as a major global exporter of new automobiles, facilitated by massive car transport vessels.
The Trump administration announced plans to end subsidies for Medicare Part D drug premiums, which is expected to lead to higher costs for most enrollees. Concurrently, the US also banned the import of new Chinese humanoid robots and power inverters, citing security concerns in its latest tech crackdown.
A heated argument and near-physical confrontation between Minister Danilo Šaranović and MP Milan Knežević led to the suspension of a session in the Montenegrin Parliament.
A 7.1-magnitude earthquake struck Japan, leading to multiple deaths, dozens missing, and significant damage to buildings, bridges, and the historic Kumamoto Castle. A partial mall collapse and an explosion at a shopping center also trapped people.
Photographer Peter Župník embarked on a reporting trip to the Ukrainian village of Moloďatyn, located at the end of broken roads, to search for his father's ancestral roots.
The Novi Sad Prosecutor's Office has announced the arrest of a representative of a citizens' association. The individual was apprehended on suspicion of abuse of position.
On World Hepatitis Day, reports indicate that an estimated 60,000 people in the Czech Republic live with chronic Hepatitis C, with most unaware of their condition despite its liver-damaging effects.
Venice has collected over five million euros from its new day-tripper entry fee this year, and the new mayor is considering even stricter measures for tourists.
The Parish of St. Peter in Šibenik has launched a campaign to raise €40,000 for land acquisition. However, land registry data indicates that the parish is already registered as the owner of the plot.
A federal representative has proposed the construction of a 'Lily' monument on Fortica Hill above Mostar, stating it represents 'a cry from families whose voices are not heard.' The proposal aims to honor those affected by past events.
Farmers are expressing anger over significantly low wheat purchase prices this year, despite full fields and a good harvest, leading to little profit.
The 2016 SEAT Ateca is reviewed as a reliable used compact SUV featuring a spacious interior and proven VW technology. A buyer's guide covers its engines, equipment, costs, and key considerations for purchase.
The Mendel Museum in Brno, Czech Republic, has opened the interior of Gregor Mendel's historic beehive to visitors, offering a new look into the founder of genetics' hobbies and interests.
Croatia's anti-corruption office has proposed detention for the director of the Croatian Olympic Committee's Olympic program office, who was arrested on Thursday for allegedly receiving at least 160,000 euros in bribes.
After a brief respite, meteorological models warn of a new, extremely dangerous wave of extreme heat, a phenomenon known as a 'heat dome,' threatening Croatia and Europe with temperatures reaching 40 degrees Celsius.
The Coalition for Free and Fair Elections "Pod lupom" officially launched its independent, civic, and non-partisan observation mission for the 2026 General Elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina, leading to the CIK imposing five sanctions totaling 22,500 KM.
The Vatican has confirmed that the trial for former Slovenian Jesuit Marko Rupnik, who is accused of abusing nuns, is still ongoing, following rumors of his acquittal. An attorney representing five alleged victims has requested information on the proceedings.
AMERIČKI i britanski političari mijenjaju stavove o Izraelu ili napuštaju politiku zbog nasilnih prijetnji i napada, što ugrožava demokratske procese i potiče mržnju prema Židovima.
The House of Representatives of the Parliamentary Assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina is scheduled to hold both an emergency and a regular session, with the proposed budget on the agenda for discussion.
Kuwait is experiencing an energy crisis and has cut air conditioning amidst 50-degree temperatures due to Iranian attacks on power plants, with authorities urging citizens to conserve electricity to ensure grid stability and water supply.
An article reflects on how the shopping experience in Croatia looked 25 years ago, highlighting the significant differences compared to today's retail landscape.
Croatian Center party representative Damir Barbir responded to the director of the Croatian National Tourist Board (HTZ), Kristjan Staničić, stating that empty apartments do not constitute a state cost.
The way individuals communicate with others is often linked to their childhood relationships, particularly with an emotionally unavailable father.
Za većinu roditelja letnji raspust predstavlja pravi organizacioni izazov. Godišnji odmor traje svega nekoliko nedelja, bake i deke nisu uvek dostupni, kampovi su često skupi ili odavno popunjeni, a…
An increasing number of individuals are actively seeking a sense of community, indicating a societal trend towards greater connection and belonging.
The European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO) has initiated criminal proceedings against four Greek ruling party MPs for fraud, prompting criticism from the Prime Minister against EPPO chief Laura Codruța Kövesi.
The Avala Night Move, an open-air group fitness event, will be held on July 25 on the plateau below the Avala Tower, pushing the boundaries of traditional group workouts.
Niekoľko hodín boli nedostupné alebo neúplné radarové údaje, ktoré využíva aj kritická infraštruktúra. Problém zasiahol aj ozbrojené sily.
The Ministry of the Sea, Transport and Infrastructure has reported increased surveillance in the Rijeka aquatorium, resulting in total fines of 4,563 euros.
The Serbian government has decided to further reduce excise duties on fuel, bringing the total reduction to 20 percent. This measure aims to alleviate the burden of fuel costs.
Smoke from widespread Canadian wildfires has caused Toronto to experience the world's worst air quality, with the haze also reaching and affecting major US cities like New York. The skies in affected areas have turned orange and yellow, prompting emergency warnings.
Due to significant interest and high-quality projects, the Krapina-Zagorje County has increased its total support for tourism in the region, boosting funds from 80,000 to 91,111 euros.
Heavy rainfall and large hail have caused significant flooding on an Austrian highway, transforming it into a river. Videos show the area covered in white, resembling a winter scene.
An SOS line will remain accessible to children and young people during the holiday period, offering a safe space for conversation and support.
Extreme droughts are affecting several European nations, including France, England, parts of Central Europe, Italy, and Spain, with nearly half of Czechia experiencing severe soil dryness.
Parishioners in Kosinj rallied together to buy a new car for their beloved priest, Father Pero, who always helps his community and recently needed some assistance himself.
Extreme soil drought, the highest possible level, has spread to nearly half of the Czech Republic, with the situation being most severe in Moravia. According to InterSucho, 40 percent of the country's territory has critically low soil water reserves.
A new web application provides a virtual guide to the Bořeň peak in the Teplice region, allowing seniors and people with disabilities to experience the climb and panoramic views from home.
Farmers in Serbia are struggling with lower wheat yields and unfavorable purchase prices, despite the Minister of Agriculture claiming an 'excellent' average yield.
Maxwell Oduro Yeboah, National President of the Union of Professional Nurses and Midwives, Ghana (UPNMG), urged the government to make deliberate investments in the Northern Region to retain nurses and midwives, citing that many health professionals leave due to poor conditions.
Several severe road accidents have occurred across Europe, resulting in multiple fatalities and injuries. Incidents include a fatal collision near Banja Luka, two deaths near Dupnitsa, and three Finnish residents dying in a Latvian accident.
Following a shooting incident in Čakovec, Croatian MP Baksa called for immediate measures and rejected double standards, emphasizing that security must be equal for all citizens.