Lithuanian comedian Nedo Zimantas has announced his engagement to his beloved girlfriend, Greta Stakauskaite, marking a joyful event in his personal life.

A public consultation process has begun in Albania for a new administrative-territorial reform, proposing the merger of Maliq Municipality with Korçë Municipality, a move that is being opposed by the chairman of the Maliq Municipal Council.

Despite a prolonged dry period, the water situation on the Kruzi plateau above Livno, where wild horses reside, remains stable, with existing waterholes providing sufficient water.

Albania saw its 75th consecutive anti-government protest, with citizens defying scorching temperatures to demand the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama. Protesters, including youth and diaspora members, voiced grievances over corruption, lack of meritocracy, and the absence of future prospects for young people.

Dušica Radojčić expects ministers Hrstić and Vučković to provide answers regarding the remediation of severe pollution and the protection of residents' health in Lika, Croatia.

A commentary criticizes the obstruction in the debate over EU treaties, particularly regarding wage protection, where bourgeois economic politicians are deviating from a negotiated agreement.

Following reports of extremely high temperatures at Vienna's Ottakring Clinic, where a 93-year-old patient was allegedly in a 39-degree room, the hospital management has issued a detailed and self-critical statement, acknowledging 'difficult conditions'.

A new play titled "Stiprais dzimums" (The Strong Sex) by director Toms Treinis and playwright Matīss Gricmanis will premiere on September 3rd, focusing on Latvia's demographic crisis.

Customers of the Canadian company Coinkite discovered that cybercriminals could take control of tokens theoretically protected in 'cold' wallets. The breach was attributed to a single code error that artificial intelligence-based software failed to detect.

Croatian footballer Marcelo Brozović (33) could continue his career in the United Arab Emirates, following previous transfer rumors involving Stojković.

Na graničnom prelazu Horgoš, na izlazu iz Srbije ka Mađarskoj, zadržavanje za putnička motorna vozila je 50 minuta, kao i na prelazu Gradina ka Bugarskoj, saopštilo je danas Javno preduzeće Putevi…

Animal protection organizations and volunteers in Moldova are planning a protest near the government building, demanding stronger measures against animal cruelty and better management of the stray animal problem.

A group of Serbian hackers has claimed responsibility for publishing the personal data of 86,000 Croatian citizens online. They stated that this data release is just the beginning of their cyberattack.

The play 'Theophilos sold,' inspired by the life and work of the great folk painter Theophilos Hatzimichael, is being presented at the Psyri Theater, directed by Olia Lazaridou.

Long queues of vehicles are reported at several border crossings exiting Bosnia and Herzegovina, including Velika Kladuša, Izačić, Deleuša, and Zupci. Travelers should expect significant delays.

Artist Janet Echelman's new net sculpture, 'A Sky Full of Hope,' is drawing significant criticism on social media ahead of its official opening.

Chinese fast-fashion giant Shein has reportedly failed in its attempt to move part of its production operations to Vietnam. The company has now withdrawn its plans for the relocation.

An urban ranger in Bad Homburg has established an open-air classroom in the Bad Homburger Feld. Using natural elements like deadwood, flower strips, and compost, he aims to teach children about nature without digital devices.

Chinese energy giant Sinopec is rapidly expanding its electric vehicle charging network by replacing traditional gas stations with BYD's 1,500 kW fast chargers. This initiative aims to address the growing demand for EV charging infrastructure in China.

A lavish $17.5 million wedding among Harare's elite has reportedly exposed how tycoons helped scrap elections and extend the president's term until 2030.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić stated that the world is on the brink of a much larger war, referencing the conflicts in Ukraine and the broader geopolitical situation involving Europe and Russia. He emphasized the current global instability and the potential for escalation.

Several companies, including Gran Tierra Energy, goeasy, and Finning International, have released highlights from their second-quarter earnings calls. These reports provide insights into their financial performance and operational updates for the recent quarter.

Waiting times at Serbian border crossings have decreased, with the longest wait currently at Horgoš 2 with Hungary, where cars are held for 90 minutes.

Long queues are expected at border crossings today, with wait times of an hour and a half reported at Horgoš 2 and half that at Preševo and Gostun. Travelers should anticipate significant delays on roads throughout the day.

The first week of August in Lithuania was marked by natural disasters and several tragic stories that shocked the public, overshadowing political scandals. The week also saw the solemn funeral of Kazimira Prunskienė, the country's first prime minister.

The article describes the daily work of tvn24.pl journalists, including verifying fake news, analyzing political meetings, and providing reliable information on patient issues and diseases.

Following a bear attack, this article explores the reasons behind the public relations effort to portray a deadly predator as cute and cuddly.

Five teenagers, aged between 14 and 17, have been arrested in Plovdiv, Bulgaria, on charges of torturing and murdering a 37-year-old man in a case described as extremely cruel.

The humanitarian association 'Svjetlo grada' in Goražde has initiated a campaign to raise approximately 70,000 KM for the treatment of Nermin Efendić, known as Gambo, who is facing a severe health battle.

Daylight saving time changes are set to continue in the Czech Republic for another five years, until 2031, with summer time beginning on the last Sunday of March and ending on the last Sunday of October, though Minister Šťastný disagrees and advocates for permanent winter time.

The European Union is providing funding for aid to Zimbabwean returnees as the country faces a deepening cholera crisis.

A group of 12 civil society representatives has submitted an official request to the Central Election Commission for a referendum to repeal a law that threatens Protected Areas, such as the Vjosa-Narta area.

A daughter in Vienna moved her 93-year-old mother from the Klinik Ottakring after finding her room temperature to be 39 degrees Celsius. She feared for her mother's health and arranged for her transfer to another hospital, prompting an apology from the Vienna Health Association.

Scientists are monitoring a positive phase of the Indian Ocean Dipole (IOD), alongside Super El Niño, which could alter winter weather forecasts across Europe.

Slaven Kovačević, a candidate for the BiH Presidency, responded to statements by HDZ-1990 president Ilija Cvitanović, who questioned Kovačević's eligibility to represent Croats due to not being baptized.

Travelers at various Serbian border crossings are experiencing waiting times ranging from 20 minutes to three hours, according to the Serbian Automobile and Motorcycle Association (AMSS).

Fans of Kazimieras Likša and Thundertale have received important news: the two distinct musical worlds will meet on one stage. This collaboration promises a unique musical experience.

Kazimira Prunskienė was laid to rest on Thursday in Antakalnis Cemetery.

Lithuania held a public farewell and funeral for Kazimira Prunskienė, the country's first prime minister after regaining independence. She was laid to rest at Signatarų kalnelis.

Rimantas Stankevičius, brother of Kazimira Prunskienė, expressed how deeply moved he was by the warm words and appreciation for his sister's work shared during her farewell.

Diplomat Petras Vaitiekūnas has described Kazimira Prunskienė as the 'brightest star' of Sąjūdis and the re-emerging, liberating Lithuania, highlighting her role in the country's path to independence.

Jadranka Senkić, director of the Mostar public company Komunalno, addressed recent events within the company, including the departure of workers on fixed-term contracts and the reaction from the Cantonal Inspectorate.

Nemanja Raičević, who was subject to a national warrant, was arrested in Tuzi, Montenegro, after attempting to flee from police officers.

The Portuguese school project “Super Guardiões do Planeta” (Super Guardians of the Planet) from Póvoa de Varzim has won a contest organized by the European Climate Pact. The initiative aims to engage students with topics like biodiversity, food waste, and pollution, encouraging active environmental protection.

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There are no significant delays for any vehicle categories at Serbia's border crossings, according to an announcement from the public enterprise Putevi Srbije.

Lithuanian leaders and the public paid their final respects to Kazimira Prunskienė, the country's first prime minister after regaining independence. Tributes highlighted her leadership and significant contributions to Lithuania.

Albertas Sinevičius, head of the club of members of Lithuania's first government, shared positive memories of Kazimira Prunskienė, the first Prime Minister of restored Lithuania, describing her as having a 'gift from God.'

German youths have been sentenced to prison for arson and assault committed in the name of defending the "German Nation," highlighting a wave of far-right extremism.

An article providing advice on how to care for the striking purple foliage plant known as Persian Shield, emphasizing consistent moisture and bright, indirect light.

Increasing building regulations, many of which are merely recommendations but are widely adhered to, are contributing to higher construction costs in Germany.

Na vrijeme se informišite o stanju na graničnim prelazima, auto-putu i tunelu Sozina. CdM objavljuje linkove gdje stanje na glavnim crnogorskim  saobraćajnicama može da se prati uživo.

The investigation into the killing of Dalibor Dragijević in a police station in Bor, Serbia, has been stalled for over two years, with the Internal Control Sector reportedly failing to cooperate with the Public Prosecutor's Office.

Millions of Iranians, referred to as the 'Left Behind,' transformed Tehran into a path to Karbala, participating in a pre-dawn march towards the revered shrine of Abd al-Azim al-Hasani.

Grupa Studenti u blokadi oglasila se na svojim nalozima na društvenim mrežama povodom 31. godišnjice operacije Oluja i progona Srba iz Hrvatske.

Germany experienced severe storms with large hail, causing temperatures to plummet from 36 to 19 degrees Celsius and covering areas with up to 15 centimeters of hail.

Two individuals, a 42-year-old from Albania to Italy and a 33-year-old from Germany to Albania, have been extradited for crimes including theft, illegal immigration, and exploitation of prostitution.

The Belgrade Higher Public Prosecutor's Office has transferred the investigation into the murder of Darko Vesković Prik and the injury of Vuk Musić to the Public Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime (JTOK), as confirmed by multiple reports.

Africa's leading insurer, Old Mutual Ltd., has resumed trading on Zimbabwe's dollar-denominated stock exchange after a six-year suspension aimed at curbing currency volatility.

Businessman Halil Oković from Goražde has announced an offer to take over Privredna Banka Sarajevo, following significant trading activity in the bank's shares on the Sarajevo Stock Exchange.

Zimbabwe's new land policy is initiating a fresh chapter in the country's land reform efforts, consequently reopening disputes over farms that were seized after 2000.

A Cantonal Court in Sarajevo has ruled that the concealment of contracts for the construction of the Sarajevo tram line, involving Chinese companies, was illegal, following claims by Adnan Šteta regarding law violations and secret agreements.

A boat accident in Zimbabwe has resulted in dozens of fatalities.

Police in Požarevac, Serbia, arrested M.Đ. (27) on suspicion of defrauding multiple individuals by requesting advance payments for custom-made clothing advertised on Instagram, which were never delivered.

Cybersecurity researchers have discovered a critical vulnerability in Zoom's screen sharing feature that could allow attackers to gain full control over other users' devices during calls.

The nearly two-year, 225 million Czech Koruna repair of the Ervín Špindler Bridge in Roudnice nad Labem is on schedule to be completed this autumn.

The Delhi High Court has sought a response from the Delhi Police regarding appeals filed by Nazim and Kasim against trial court orders and their application for sentence suspension in the 2020 riots IB official murder case.

Traffic has been opened on an additional 12.24 km of the Transylvania Highway, specifically between the Zimbor and Românași interchanges in Sălaj County, as announced by CNAIR General Director Cristian Pistol.

Waiting times at border crossings from Serbia to Hungary and Bulgaria range from 20 to 50 minutes. Specifically, delays of 50 minutes are reported at the Horgoš border crossing for passenger vehicles exiting Serbia towards Hungary, and similar delays at the Gradina crossing towards Bulgaria.

Wildfires have engulfed the historic city of Kruja, Albania, forcing residents to fight the flames to protect their homes. Military helicopters have been deployed to intervene from the air as efforts continue to neutralize the reactivated blazes.

Classrooms in Germany frequently reach 30 degrees Celsius, making it difficult for students to concentrate and posing health risks. Many schools are inadequately prepared for high temperatures.

A Grevy's zebra mare named Greta gave birth to a foal named Mia at the Riga National Zoological Garden in late June, marking the first time this species has reproduced at the zoo.

Zimbabwean businessman Wicknell Chivayo's unusually close access to Kenyan President William Ruto has raised questions and drawn media scrutiny. Reports highlight the extraordinary nature of his interactions with the president.

KFOR has begun withdrawing its permanent presence from the main Ibar Bridge in Mitrovica, Kosovo, citing an improved security situation in the region.

Pro-Dex Inc is expected to strengthen its market position following the commercialization of Zimmer's mBos Robot, indicating potential growth opportunities for the company.

The Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina government announced funds are secured for outstanding wages for RMU Zenica workers, urging them to leave the pit for safety. However, miners rejected the proposal, demanding a precise payment date.

Updates have been released regarding the Azim Premji Scholarship for 2026, detailing revised eligibility criteria and award amounts.

A lavish wedding attended by President Mnangagwa highlights the significant political influence wielded by tycoons in Zimbabwe.

The Albanian government is reportedly preparing to legalize online sports betting, drawing criticism for a lack of transparency in the process.

Early morning reports indicate significant traffic congestion and long queues of vehicles at several border crossings for those exiting Bosnia and Herzegovina. Drivers are advised to expect delays due to the high volume of traffic.

A lavish $20 million wedding held at a polo club outside Harare in late May brought together Zimbabwe's one percent, offering insights into the country's true power brokers.

Israel is reportedly likely to reject the proposed $4.2 billion deal by Hapag-Lloyd to acquire shipping company ZIM.

Border crossings at Kapshtica and Qafë Thanë experienced high traffic volumes, with over 23,000 movements recorded. This surge in activity indicates increased travel through these points.

Traffic is intensified towards the sea and inland in Croatia, with accidents reported on the A1 highway and the Adriatic main road. Montenegro also reports increased traffic intensity on approaches to cities.

U Crnoj Gori danas se očekuje pojačan intenzitet saobraćaja prema turističkim centrima i na pojedinim graničnim prelazima.

Protests against the Albanian government and Prime Minister Edi Rama have continued for over 70 days in Tirana and other cities, with citizens demanding his resignation and an end to corruption. Demonstrators are calling for a revolution and systemic change, with some also protesting local administrative reforms.

The renovated ice stadium in Třebíč will host a grand opening with an exhibition game called 'Stars Back', featuring former players and world champions like Dostál and Červenka.

As governments work on easing regulations for air conditioning, some individuals are resorting to risky, improvised installation methods and sharing their "tricks" online, raising safety concerns.

The Democratic Party (PD) in Albania has criticized the Socialist Party (PS) for reducing the territorial reform to merely the number of municipalities, presenting its own key proposals for the reform. An former PS candidate also expressed regret for supporting Rama, claiming betrayal.

Discussions are ongoing regarding Mateusz Morawiecki's continued affiliation with the Law and Justice (PiS) party and the potential trajectory of his political career. Comparisons have been drawn to the fate of former Prime Minister Kazimierz Marcinkiewicz, while his team's loyalty is also noted.

The 2nd international competition exhibition "Teodors’26" has opened in Mālpils, Latvia, at the Skulmju family home and Art Manor. This event coincides with the conclusion of the 3rd sculpture symposium "Teodors un M".

Heavy traffic and long queues are being reported at several border crossings for vehicles exiting Bosnia and Herzegovina. Travelers should expect significant delays due to the increased intensity of traffic.

Zimbabwe’s dollar-denominated stock exchange, VFEX, plans to increase its market value by 25% over the next year and roll out a venture board to help junior mining and exploration companies raise capital.

Protesters in Albania continue their demonstrations, demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama and calling for a technical government. Activists have announced further protests, including in the diaspora, vowing to continue until Rama's departure.

Auto moto savez Srbije (AMSS) saopštio je da automobili na graničnim prelazima čekaju od 20 minuta do tri sata.

Japan's public broadcaster NHK has acknowledged serious shortcomings in its handling of a sexual abuse case involving an employee and a cast member, leading to disciplinary actions against five executives.

A decision is expected this autumn on whether Karlovy Vary Airport will transfer from regional to state ownership in the Czech Republic. Negotiations are reportedly moving towards the army managing the regional airport through the state-owned enterprise LOM (Letecké op) starting next year.

Buvęs Seimo pirmininkas Artūras Paulauskas, atvykęs į Kazimiros Prunskienės laidotuves, sakė, kad ją atsimins kaip itin energingą ir ambicingą politikę, kuri stebino savo gebėjimu visur spėti.

August is highlighted as the ideal month to plant resilient flowers such as pansies, chrysanthemums, heather, and asters, which can withstand colder temperatures and provide vibrant colors until winter.

István Pastor of the Alliance of Vojvodina Hungarians (SVM) announced that the party will run independently in the upcoming elections. He stated that more time is needed to build mutual trust with Peter Magyar.

Lithuanian President Gitanas Nausėda will not attend the funeral of Kazimiera Prunskienė.

Serbian border crossings are reporting no significant delays for any category of vehicles, according to the public enterprise Putevi Srbije.

Anti-government protests, dubbed the "Flamingo Revolution," have continued for over two months in Albania, with citizens demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama and the establishment of a 12-month technical government. Demonstrators have marched through the streets of Tirana, accusing the government of corruption and centralizing power.

85-year-old actress Donna Mills has joined OnlyFans, revealing that fans are requesting content such as her stomping grapes.

Ukraine is appealing to Madrid and Athens for assistance as both Ukraine and Russia intensify attacks on each other's energy infrastructure, a conflict whose outcome is expected to influence future peace negotiations.

New Zealand local politician Jo Galer participated in a video conference from her bathroom, with her laundry visible in the background, sparking amusement online.

The casting of Saba Hameed has reignited a debate about how ageing women are portrayed on television, with fellow actors Zhalay Sarhadi, Atiqa Odho, and Juggun Kazim weighing in on the conversation sparked by Hameed's contrasting roles.

Former President Uhuru Kenyatta's strategy to revive the Azimio political coalition is encountering fresh obstacles. The plan is reportedly causing an implosion within the wider opposition, with key figures accusing him of political maneuvering.

Automobiles are experiencing wait times of 20 minutes to an hour at some Serbian border crossings today, while trucks face delays of one to two hours.

Croatian personality Ela Jerković spoke out against the humiliation of service workers after witnessing an incident in a club where a woman working in the restroom was allegedly mistreated. Jerković expressed her strong disapproval of such behavior.

Residents in Divjakë and Cërrik, Albania, are protesting the Socialist Party's proposal to merge 15 municipalities, with local mayors also supporting the opposition to preserve their current administrative structures.

An analysis explores whether Albanians and Serbs are better understood through a syndrome of victimization or as victims of megalomania, highlighting their shared submission to national syndromes.

Iva Čagalj captivated attention in a 945-euro floral Zimmermann dress, prompting a search for similar, more affordable fashion options.

The ceiling of a government room in Liestal collapsed in June, with investigations revealing moisture damage and pest infestation among the causes, in addition to screw failure.

A new record low temperature for August in Poland was recorded at -6.11 degrees Celsius in Litworowy Kocioł in the Tatra Mountains on Thursday morning.

A report by SPIEGEL TV details the increasing radicalization and younger age of far-right extremists in Germany, with one perpetrator from the group "Letzte Verteidigungswelle" being 14 years old at the time of attempted murder and arson.

A Serbian bank is aggressively expanding its presence in the Bosnian and Herzegovinian market, while also acquiring an insurance company in North Macedonia. This move signifies a strategic push for regional growth by the Serbian financial institution.

Currently, a lot of people are staying in German hotels – and yet prices are falling, bankruptcies are piling up. For travelers, a good time is beginning. The question is how long it will last.

Ground tomatoes are one of those winter preserves that are always worth having on hand. They can serve as a base for sauces, soups, stews, goulash, and numerous other dishes, and the homemade version has the full flavor of tomatoes and...

Long queues of passenger vehicles were reported at several border crossings, including Velika Kladuša, Izačić, and Zupci, for those exiting Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Audiologists are cautioning that the use of white noise machines, often considered a healthy habit, can actually cause gradual hearing damage. They advise users to be aware of the potential risks associated with these devices.

Romania's interim Transport Minister, Radu Miruță, announced that motorists will be able to travel on the highway from Sălaj to Sibiu or Deva this year, ahead of the opening of the Zimbor - Poarta Sălajului section.

Czech Television (ČT) will feature domestic productions, the return of StarDance, and a new political debate show, while Nova will focus on comedies and a singing competition for its autumn schedule.

Former Interior Minister Sandër Lleshaj is opposing the Socialist Party's proposal for new territorial reform in Albania, arguing that citizens' demands are legitimate and European, and that the fate of communities should be decided by referendum.

The Zimbor-Poarta Sălajului section of the A3 highway in Romania, which has a 'turbulent history' and is significantly delayed, is expected to be inaugurated in 2026.

Preuzimanje niškog aerodroma od strane države 2018. obrazloženo je razvojem, većim broja putnika i novim destinacijama, a osam godina kasnije postavlja se pitanje da li građani juga Srbije, nakon…

Political analysts Filzmaier and Zimmermann provide commentary on the "Summer Talk" interview featuring Gewessler.

Leaders of Poland's ruling coalition are scheduled to meet this evening, with discussions expected to focus on rebuilding mutual trust, as stated by Włodzimierz Czarzasty.

Włodzimierz Czarzasty has stated that Ukraine's entry into the European Union should be conditioned on shared history and values, not solely on financial considerations. He emphasized that the EU is not merely an ATM but a community built on principles.

An outdoor 'green classroom' has been set up in Bad Homburg, Germany, by a city ranger to teach children about nature using natural elements like deadwood and compost, without relying on digital devices.

Amidst ongoing heatwaves, the Slovenian National Building and Civil Engineering Institute has proposed energy geoconstructions as a solution to store excess summer heat in the ground. This stored energy could then be reused for heating during winter.

Hepatologists are recommending a specific habit for individuals who sit for extended periods throughout the day. This advice aims to promote better liver health and overall well-being for those with sedentary lifestyles.

The 'Dozimetr' corruption case, involving alleged corruption and clientelism in Prague's public transport company, is back in court for a second August week, focusing on the playback of wiretaps and camera recordings.

The Hradec Králové Region is collecting comments from municipalities and towns until the end of August regarding planned changes to winter public transport timetables, which will include new additions.

The British Minister of Defence has declared that winter in Ukraine is no longer merely a season but has become a weapon. This statement highlights the strategic importance and harsh conditions of winter warfare in the ongoing conflict.

Democratic Party MP Ina Zhupa denounced the mismanagement and lack of urban planning affecting Saranda's tourism season, accusing the municipality and government.

Long queues of passenger vehicles have been reported at several border crossings in Bosnia and Herzegovina since early morning, as the weekend and holiday season lead to increased traffic.

Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah of Brunei, one of the world's richest monarchs, is featured for his opulent lifestyle, including living in a 1788-room palace and having a large family.

A new state-owned company, located at the same address as Belgrade Waterfront, is set to acquire over 16 hectares of land and facilities, including several halls of the former Belgrade Fair.

The Montenegrin government has submitted a bill to the Assembly that would allow for the confiscation of assets acquired through criminal activity. This measure would apply if an indictment is confirmed or a main trial is scheduled for certain criminal offenses.

Andrea Šušnjara shares details about growing up in a dysfunctional family, stating that the experience strengthened her and taught her forgiveness.

The European Union is funding aid for Zimbabwean returnees as the country faces a deepening cholera crisis, providing support to those returning home.

Travelers at Serbian border crossings, particularly Batrovci to Croatia, experienced significant delays of up to four hours, with Horgoš and Kelebija to Hungary also seeing waits of an hour.

The Russian hacking group Laundry Bear is exploiting a security flaw in unpatched Zimbra servers, enabling them to steal 90 days of emails and authentication data without victims needing to click a link.

Polish politicians, including Tobiasz Bocheński and Krzysztof Bosak, are discussing a controversial proposal regarding the 'deportation of Ukrainians,' with some government officials dismissing it as absurd.

Bosnian politician Kovačević responded to Ilija Cvitanović's accusations of spreading hate speech, stating that such unfounded claims affect every reasonable citizen of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Meteorologists are closely monitoring the combined effects of a Super El Niño and a new ocean anomaly, which are predicted to significantly influence the weather patterns of the upcoming winter. These phenomena are expected to bring notable changes to seasonal conditions.

The cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki serve as powerful historical monuments, continuously reminding the world of the devastating consequences of nuclear weapons, reflecting on the events of August 1945.

Tony O’Connor shared his cultural life, noting that listening to Hans Zimmer's music makes even a leg day feel cinematic.

Natural gas reserves in the European Union are at a record low for this time of year, with storage facilities filled to less than 58%, raising concerns about potential price increases in winter.

Homages from various figures, including Pierre Assouline and Christian Clavier, are being expressed for the novelist Didier Decoin, who passed away on August 5 at the age of 81. These tributes highlight the diverse career of the acclaimed storyteller.

Former Speaker of the Seimas, Loreta Graužinienė, attending Kazimira Prunskienė's funeral, remembered her as a very strong female leader who inspired many women to enter politics.

The 'Sansusī' festival reveals its program, highlighting gender equality in music through the 'Mind the Gap' initiative, which addresses gender inequality in the music world by featuring works by female composers.

Europe is facing uncertainty regarding its gas reserves for the upcoming winter, with storage facilities not filling as quickly as usual, and the oil market anticipating developments in the Middle East, though a physical energy shortage is not expected.

Zimmer Biomet Holdings, Inc. has released its Q2 2026 earnings call summary.

A farewell ceremony is taking place in Vilnius for the late Kazimira Danutė Prunskienė, former Prime Minister of Lithuania.

Albania's Special Court Against Corruption and Organized Crime (GJKKO) approved a new regulation on July 17, which outlines security and conduct guidelines within its premises, drawing criticism for potentially hindering journalists' access.

The municipality of Klášterec nad Ohří has opened its winter stadium to the public, offering a cool retreat with temperatures of 22 degrees Celsius amidst extreme summer heat.

Billionaires such as Jeff Bezos, Bernard Arnault, and Azim Premji are reportedly channeling significant investments from their family offices into AI humanoid robot startups.

A shocking incident in Greece sees a 41-year-old man facing trial for allegedly repeatedly sexually abusing his wife's daughter, with the abuse reportedly starting when the mother went to Albania.

Long queues of vehicles are reported at border crossings exiting Bosnia and Herzegovina, with drivers advised to take frequent breaks due to high daily temperatures.

After 66 days of continuous protests, demonstrators in Albania concluded their anti-government rallies, demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama. Protesters voiced strong opposition to various government policies, including those related to energy, oil, and the proposed Serbian consulate in Shkodër.

The Albanian Journalists' Association (AGSH) has expressed concern over new regulations from the Special Court Against Corruption and Organized Crime (GJKKO), set to take effect September 1, which they argue will restrict journalists.

Sead Jusić, former commander of the 505th Knightly Buzim Brigade, gave an interview discussing Operation Storm and the role of the Fifth Corps in defending the Bihać region, challenging Croatian narratives.

Addiko Group has confirmed the successful initiation of the process for Raiffeisen Bank's takeover offer, following Raiffeisen's announcement that its bid to acquire Addiko Bank was accepted.

The Cantonal Court in Sarajevo has upheld Sebija Izetbegović's appeal, returning the case concerning decisions by the Senate and Rector of the University of Sarajevo regarding her academic title. Izetbegović stated that a witness testified the commission for revoking her title met in a hospitality establishment.