Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić stated he will call parliamentary elections within the coming days as he prepares to step down and assume the role of prime minister. The announcement signals a major shift in Serbia’s executive leadership.
A university student publicly rebuked Serbian politician Vladan Petrov for his handling of recent espionage allegations, arguing that accused individuals are being treated unfairly by the justice system. The exchange has intensified debate over civil liberties and government transparency in Serbia.
Utility operators in Colombo and Battaramulla, Sri Lanka, along with districts in Belgrade, Serbia, have temporarily halted water deliveries for infrastructure maintenance. Residents in the affected areas are being advised to store supplies and follow revised distribution schedules.
Bošnjački član i predsedavajući Predsedavajući Predsedništva Bosne i Hercegovine (BiH) Denis Bećirović uputio jer danas poruku vlastima Srbije, navodeći da organizovanje državnih i vojnih počasti u…
Ukrainian forces conducted multiple strikes on the Russian Black Sea coast, successfully hitting an oil storage site and damaging a naval vessel near Vladimir Putin’s summer residence.
A look into the life and untimely death of a lesser-known member of the Serbian royal dynasty, whose unusual name has largely faded from public memory.
The Constanța Court sentenced popular Romanian artist Dana Coteanu, known professionally as Dana Marijuana, to five years and four months in prison for high-risk drug trafficking and drunk driving.
The Serbia Centre party has criticized Constitutional Court President Vladan Petrov for downplaying unauthorized student wiretapping by suggesting those with nothing to hide shouldn't worry.
The Chinese national carrier inaugurated a new three-times-weekly route linking Zagreb to Beijing via Bucharest, expanding air connectivity for Croatian travelers.
A higher court judge in Belgrade has remanded two suspects in custody for 30 days as investigators continue probing the circumstances surrounding the death of Novica Eleka.
An Australian wildlife park has shared a heartwarming video capturing a gentle embrace between a koala named Agnes and her infant, Artemisa, drawing widespread online attention.
The City of Zagreb and contractor Strabag have signed a contract amendment extending deadlines and increasing costs for the Kranjčevićeva stadium renovation, sparking renewed debate over construction timelines.
The annual Sarajevo Security Forum has commenced, drawing over 300 international experts and diplomats to discuss regional stability and evolving global power structures. Organizers emphasize Bosnia and Herzegovina’s strategic role in navigating the transition between established and emerging international orders.
Unions are organizing a march for the first Saturday of the new school term, as many schools remain under construction following the severe 2024 flooding and previous teacher strikes.
The Philippine Department of Energy is accelerating the deployment of diesel power barges and battery storage systems to resolve persistent electricity shortages in the Visayas and Mindanao regions before year-end.
Pokret Evropa sad najoštrije osuđuje današnji verbalni napad, prijetnje i pokušaj zastrašivanja državnog sekretara Ministarstva poljoprivrede, šumarstva i vodoprivrede i člana Glavnog odbora PES-a…
An informative guide outlines eleven key responsibilities and practices every dog owner should follow to ensure their pet's well-being and proper care.
Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto has prioritized accelerating national economic growth to reduce poverty while advocating for deeper international financial cooperation. He also highlighted the role of state-backed investment vehicles, including Danantara and partnerships with foreign funds, in financing key infrastructure projects.
Youngest pupils in Herceg Novi started their first day of school amid festive welcome performances by older students, marking the beginning of the academic year for 288 new enrollees.
Representatives from Serbia's energy sector and Azerbaijan's state oil company finalized shareholder agreement negotiations in Istanbul, paving the way for a joint venture contract signing within the next month.
Data from the inaugural Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao elections reveals record participation and shifting political dynamics in the southern Philippine archipelago.
A roundup of daily promotional deals across major Croatian cities highlights significant savings on food items, snacks, beverages, and essential household products.
A German family traveling in a camper left their Croatian holiday five days early after finding their campsite lacked adequate shade, despite otherwise good facilities.
President Trump proposed renaming the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz after himself while asserting that ongoing US military operations against Iran will be short-lived. The comments coincide with broader geopolitical maneuvering and domestic political campaigning.
An exploration of how modern plumbing and sanitation technology far surpasses the luxurious yet primitive facilities available to past kings and queens.
The Federal Hydrometeorological Institute predicts sunny weather with light to moderate cloudiness across Bosnia and Herzegovina, with milder weather changes expected later in the week and over the weekend.
Election analysts identify the third district of Maguindanao del Norte as a decisive area that could shape the political trajectory of the newly formed Bangsamoro region.
The USS Abraham Lincoln has docked in Thailand after a nine-month Middle East deployment, granting its crew of roughly 5,000 sailors their first shore leave in nearly a year. Coverage highlights both the successful conclusion of the extended mission and visible structural wear on the vessel.
A hiker stumbled upon an unexploded ordnance device in the Vihtilampi forest area, prompting authorities to secure the site and conduct a controlled disposal operation.
Reports indicate that Dolly Parton’s Hollywood Walk of Fame star was vandalized shortly after her reported passing, prompting officials to remove the damaged plaque. Organizers intend to unveil a newly restored star at an upcoming ceremony.
Twenty days after igniting, wildfires in the Bijele Poljane area have left the landscape charred, with rescue officials stating that previously dispatched aerial firefighting support has proven inadequate to control the blazes.
Western governments have widely blamed Russia for a drone strike on Leipzig airport, framing the incident as an escalation of hybrid warfare against Europe. In response, Berlin and Brussels have announced new sanctions against Moscow while debating appropriate defensive measures.
Former player Vojislav Vukčević delivered a heartfelt eulogy honoring teammate Gudelj ahead of a Budućnost veterans football match, reflecting on his distinctive playing style and character.
Marko Đurić met with delegations from Sudan, Namibia, Cambodia, and Saudi Arabia during a commemorative event marking the 65th anniversary of the first Non-Aligned Movement conference.
The Department of Health has advised residents in parts of Visayas and Mindanao to wear masks and limit outdoor exertion as worsening haze conditions threaten air quality across the region.
A retrospective analysis examines how residents and defenders of Leningrad survived the brutal winter of 1941-1942 and withstood relentless German assaults without surrendering.
The USS Abraham Lincoln has arrived in Pattaya, Thailand, concluding a record 286-day deployment that left visible wear on the vessel. Thousands of crew members will receive shore leave amid tightened local security.
Đorđe Ždrale has successfully avoided arrest for a month following his alleged involvement in a shooting incident in East Sarajevo, sparking public debate over law enforcement effectiveness.
Spanish judicial authorities have revised the official casualty count from the devastating 2024 Valencia floods to 232 deaths. The update includes one additional victim who succumbed to oxygen deprivation in the aftermath of the disaster.
A citizen of Bosnia and Herzegovina (43) was sentenced to 15 days in prison in Croatia, but with a suspended sentence, because he paid tribute and glorified a person convicted of... on social media.
The court has delayed the trial of former Niš mayor Dragana Sotirovski after she failed to appear citing medical reasons. She faces serious corruption charges related to alleged misuse of public funds during her tenure.
From September 5 to 9, Sarajevo welcomes hundreds of young theater enthusiasts for the annual Juventafest, exploring contemporary youth perspectives through performance.
The actress and presenter shared photos of her baby bump on Instagram while officially introducing her husband, Fanis Botis, as the father of her first child.
Diplomatic friction intensified after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy warned of potential Russian airspace closures, prompting a sharp rebuke from Vladimir Putin. Simultaneously, Germany accused Moscow of launching a drone attack on Leipzig airport, drawing condemnation from NATO and EU allies.
The university's administrative board is moving forward with setting deadlines, launching recruitment calls, and appointing an electoral commission to resolve the ongoing leadership dispute.
German authorities have accused Russia of sponsoring a hybrid drone attack at Leipzig Airport, announcing immediate counter-sanctions in response. Moscow denied the allegations and warned of further escalation, while French President Emmanuel Macron urged coordinated European punitive measures.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs confirmed the capture of a 59-year-old man who fled the Požarevac correctional facility in Zabela back in September 2025.
The newly cast star publicly responds to fan criticism regarding the replacement of Fox Mulder and Dana Scully, defending the creative direction of the long-awaited franchise revival.
Hollywood actor Richard Gere marked his 77th birthday with a public tribute from his wife, Alejandra Silva. The couple shared photographs and a heartfelt message honoring the milestone.
President Marcos pledged to ensure peaceful and credible elections in the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region this month, emphasizing that peace-building efforts in Mindanao remain incomplete.
The picturesque Balos Beach has become dangerously congested during peak summer season, prompting warnings from local authorities about overtourism and management challenges. Video footage highlights the unprecedented number of visitors straining local infrastructure.
In a leaked video, AG Dana Nessel told Jewish constituents in a key battleground state to place international moral imperatives above local security considerations amid party divisions over Israel.
Telsey Advisory Group CEO Dana Telsey highlights the enduring importance of brick-and-mortar stores, discussing premium shopper behavior and aspirational consumption patterns in a recent interview.
Several political parties across Bosnia and Herzegovina have formally begun their election campaigns, unveiling candidate lists, slogans, and policy pledges. The coordinated launches mark the official start of the electoral race ahead of the country's upcoming national elections.
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has officially surpassed Silvio Berlusconi’s record to become the longest-serving head of government in modern Italian history. Her milestone has prompted congratulatory messages from international leaders, though analysts note upcoming political and economic challenges.
Rescue teams successfully extracted two construction workers from a tunnel buried under mud and debris following catastrophic flooding in Nepal. Their survival after nine days has provided rare hope for other missing individuals trapped in the disaster zone.
A judge overseeing the DANA flood disaster investigation cautioned former Valencia president Carlos Mazón that his current legal defense directly implicates his former emergency services advisor, urging him to reconsider his approach.
An astrological forecast highlights upcoming financial and personal shifts expected this weekend for three specific zodiac signs. Readers are advised to prepare for potential changes in their economic circumstances and long-term plans.
As the new school year begins, parents across various regions are managing back-to-school costs, with some municipalities providing free textbooks or financial aid while others leave families to cover expenses independently.
European Commission enlargement chief Marta Kos stated that Serbia’s accession process may face repercussions following the decision to repatriate the remains of former Bosnian Serb commander Ratko Mladić.
Vicente Mompó accused Diana Morant of selectively warning staff during the Dana storm, prompting a sharp public exchange over emergency preparedness and communication protocols.
European Commission Enlargement Commissioner Marta Kos stated that EU leaders will discuss institutional preparations and reforms needed to accommodate future candidate countries joining the bloc.
Political parties have officially launched their campaign trails ahead of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s general elections scheduled for early October. Voters will decide on new representatives for the tripartite presidency amid widespread criticism over unfulfilled political promises.
The Family Entertainment Festival Risan 2026 wrapped up after four days of film screenings and panel discussions centered on family dynamics and cultural heritage. Organizers highlighted the event's success in fostering dialogue through cinema.
The inaugural parliamentary elections for the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao will proceed on September 14 following multiple delays, with President Marcos Jr. emphasizing their importance.
A historical retrospective highlights key figures born or deceased on this date, including Prince Mihailo Obrenović, musician Bora Đorđević, and fashion designer Giorgio Armani.
Financial strains inherited from former President Joko Widodo's massive infrastructure program are constraining the investment capacity of Danantara, Prabowo Subianto's newly established state-owned enterprise fund.
Philippine agriculture officials warn approximately 141,000 hectares of Northern Mindanao farmlands are vulnerable to a prolonged dry spell, prompting farmers to adjust planting strategies.
The 41st edition of the FIAT Festival, featuring nine days of theater, art, and free perspectives on reality, will be held in Podgorica from September 5 to 13. Organizers vow no compromises despite a reduced budget.
The crew of the USS Abraham Lincoln, after a record 250-day deployment to the Middle East, docked in Pattaya, Thailand for a much-needed rest, with visible rust on the carrier.
Activists and NGOs mark the first anniversary of the violent interruption of the film 'Roda' at Montenegro's Džada Film Festival, noting that those responsible for the September 2025 protest remain unidentified.
Friends and dignitaries gathered at Zagreb's Mirogoj cemetery to bid farewell to renowned Croatian writer Slobodan Šnajder, with actor Rade Šerbedžija delivering a eulogy.
Moro Islamic Liberation Front chair Ahod “Al Haj Murad” Ebrahim showed visible emotion while listening to commander Abdullah “Commander Bravo” Macapaar speak at a regional assembly in Maguindanao del Norte.
The Republic Hydrometeorological Service of Serbia has issued warnings of temperatures reaching up to 37°C and continued rainfall deficits through early September.
The U.S. Mint released $1 coins featuring Donald Trump's image, the first living president on a circulating coin in a century, while Trump also floated renaming the Strait of Hormuz to 'Trump Strait'.
Citizens protested in Užić five days after a rally hosted by the ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS), where bystanders were filmed being beaten by supporters, yet authorities have made zero arrests.
A recent poll indicates that nearly 25% of employees in Croatia feel completely drained after work, leaving little energy for personal life, while 37% report having energy only for basic tasks.
Environment and health agencies in Region 10 warn that prolonged exposure to haze and fine particulate matter poses significant respiratory and cardiovascular risks, particularly for vulnerable populations.
Fotografije ratnog Sarajeva, pejzaži koji gotovo prestaju biti fotografije i pretvaraju se u slike, kaligrafija, suvremena umjetnost, ali i hrana kao umjetnički medij susreli su se ovih dana u malom…
Scheduled for late September, the Weekend.19 event will span three days across two venues in Belgrade, featuring extensive programming on media, technology, finance, and healthcare.
Western Bureau: Despite claims by several principals that their schools are not ready, Education Minister Dr Dana Morris Dixon is insisting that all schools across the ministry’s Region Four –…
Legal inquiries into the devastating DANA floods are extending as former regional president Mazón formally joins the case to highlight his absence during the disaster, even as survivors press for criminal charges.
Philippine authorities arrested 286 fugitives, including high-profile suspects, during a month-long security operation across Northern Mindanao in August.
Prolonged heatwaves and dry conditions have forced Sarajevo authorities to reimpose water supply reductions, leaving residents to cope with limited access during nighttime hours.
Shares of Danaos Corporation, IQVIA Holdings, and AGNC Investment Corp all surged to record 52-week peaks amid renewed investor confidence. Market analysts attribute the rally to strong sector performance and favorable quarterly fundamentals across shipping, healthcare data, and mortgage real estate investment trusts.
EU ambassadors have postponed the decision to extend economic sanctions on Russia until September 9th due to strong opposition from Slovakia, which advocates for a shorter six-month renewal period instead of the proposed year-long term.
Vicky Stavropoulou is preparing to hold her first grandchild, as her daughter Danae Barka is expecting her first child with Fanis Botsi. The presenter and actress shared...
American media outlets report significant internal turmoil at the Pentagon under Pete Hegseth, highlighting President Trump's expressed concern over the resignations and dismissals of veteran military leaders.
Despite close relations with China, Thailand is a contractual ally of the USA, and it is common for US Navy ships to dock in Thai ports.
But this is probably the largest number of American...
Zagreb Mayor Tomislav Tomašević announced that more than 90 percent of planned transport and utility construction projects will be completed ahead of the upcoming school term. He acknowledged only a single project is running slightly behind schedule, attributing the delay to minor logistical setbacks.
Ukrainian pupils in the capital started the new academic term in protected underground facilities after a series of Russian missile strikes disrupted normal schooling. Local authorities have coordinated emergency educational arrangements to ensure student safety during ongoing hostilities.
German author Dana Vowinckel’s novel, titled 'Als er sie küsste, küsste sie ihn nach,' examines a moment of mutual romantic initiation. The story focuses on the reciprocity of a kiss between two characters.
Following a US airstrike on an Iranian wedding hall that killed dozens, Tehran launched retaliatory missile strikes against American military bases in the Gulf region. The direct exchange marks the highest level of military confrontation between the two nations in months, raising fears of wider regional hostilities.
Haze from Indonesian wildfires drifted across the Philippines, leading to acutely unhealthy air quality in Bohol and other areas, prompting health advisories and calls for mask-wearing.
Weekly promotional campaigns across major retailers feature steep price cuts on staple groceries, including butter priced at one euro and canned tuna marked down by over 50 percent.
Following the death of convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić, Bosnian officials have expressed sharply divided views on whether he should be granted a day of mourning or permitted burial within the country. The competing statements underscore ongoing regional tensions over how to handle the legacy of figures convicted of wartime atrocities.
Meteorologists warn of a dangerous DANA weather system impacting southwestern Spain, while widespread heat and Saharan dust (calima) push temperatures toward 39°C across much of the Iberian Peninsula.
Serbian authorities report that the wildfire on Stolovi mountain near Kraljevo is now fully contained after nearly a month, with a final five-kilometer defensive line established.
The Republic Hydrometeorological Service of Serbia forecasts predominantly sunny and warm conditions nationwide, with brief rain or showers expected in the southwestern region after noon.
The short film leaves audiences wanting more as it tackles important, relatable topics, with critics praising its narrative depth and emotional resonance.
Despite acknowledging entry difficulties faced by professional drivers, the EU confirmed the current Schengen time limit remains unchanged while exploring potential long-term visa solutions.
Thousands of citizens and students gathered across Serbia to commemorate the 22nd anniversary of the Novi Sad train station canopy collapse that claimed 16 lives. Memorial services emphasized remembrance and renewed calls for accountability regarding the structural failure.
Prime Minister Andrej Plenković and several cabinet ministers traveled to Gospić to confront local demonstrations concerning illegal industrial waste dumping, though protest organizers declined to attend official meetings. The visit underscores growing environmental concerns and strained relations between municipal authorities and civic groups.
The editorial team received an overwhelming number of reader letters demanding updates on a local family known for their unique names, prompting further journalistic inquiry.
The former president's lawyer presents a brief in which he recalls that the TSJ denied that he was the "guarantor" of citizens' safety and that there is no causal link between any of his actions and...
Lawyers for former Valencian president Carlos Mazón submitted court documents arguing that even an earlier ES-Alert would not have saved lives during the devastating DANA flood, while seeking clarification on formal charges against him.
Parents across Europe are navigating the logistical and emotional challenges of sending their children to kindergarten and primary school for the first time. Educators and childcare providers are implementing orientation programs to help young students adjust to the new academic environment.
A 27-year-old murder case in Croatia is scheduled to restart its legal proceedings just 38 days before the statutory deadline for prosecution lapses. The unprecedented delay has drawn national attention as courts race to determine whether the case can legally proceed.
The United Nations General Assembly has officially approved a new standard world map designed to replace the traditional Mercator projection. The updated chart aims to provide a more accurate representation of continental sizes, notably correcting the historical underrepresentation of Africa.
European Commission enlargement commissioner Marta Kos postponed her trip to Serbia following the government’s decision to hold state and military honors for convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić. Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić dismissed the cancellation as illogical, drawing sharp condemnation from regional officials and EU representatives.
Evropska demokratska partija (EDP) danas je osudila, kako je navela, "sramno i neprihvatljivo veličanje" Ratka Mladića nakon što je njegovo telo doneto iz Haga u Srbiju i to "uz vojne počasti".
Critics say Ryan Reynolds and Kenneth Branagh’s 1980s-era Soviet spy movie "Mayday" is entertaining, even though the subject matter was serious business back in the day.
Draško Stanivuković has begun a month-long campaign tour across Republika Srpska in a camper van, symbolically signing a 'Contract with the People' that promises a 13th pension and various social measures.
The jubilee 20th edition of the Herceg Novi Comic Festival has begun, featuring international comic artists and publishers alongside local creators. The event transforms the Montenegrin coastal town into a hub for graphic storytelling and fan engagement.
The Srce party labeled remarks by President Vladan Petrov—which suggested citizens should not worry about unauthorized surveillance—as scandalous, intensifying debate over illegal student monitoring.
Emergency responders addressed separate severe road accidents in Bosnia’s Viteza district and Norway’s Trøndelag region, resulting in fatalities and extended travel disruptions. The incidents have sparked local grief and renewed scrutiny over regional road safety protocols.
A poignant story highlights the tragic downfall of a former soccer player who once competed for major teams but now struggles to survive on the streets.
Retirees in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina are beginning to receive their monthly benefits adjusted upward by 3.5 percent following a recent government approval. The adjustment aims to help offset inflationary pressures and improve living standards for elderly citizens.
Major retail chains across Croatia have published their latest promotional offers for early September, featuring significant price reductions on popular food brands and beverages.
The Office of the Civil Defense warned that hazardous haze originating from forest fires in Kalimantan, Indonesia, continues to affect Palawan and parts of Visayas and Mindanao.
Historical records mark September 4, 1882, as the launch date of Edison's pioneering power network in Manhattan, a foundational milestone that revolutionized urban development and global technology.
Greek celebrity Danae Barka showcases her warm and stylish living space, highlighting a light-colored sofa and smart decorative choices that create a cozy atmosphere.
An educational piece traces the establishment of France’s current Fifth Republic, contrasting it with the four preceding republican governments formed over the last 250 years.
The remains of convicted Bosnian Serb war criminal Ratko Mladić were flown to Belgrade on a government aircraft and received with military honors ahead of his burial. Serbian authorities and family members organized the repatriation ceremony, which drew both official support and regional diplomatic scrutiny.
A Russian military commander has been critically injured in a shooting incident in Russia, which Ukrainian officials claim was retaliation for his alleged role in ordering a deadly strike on a children’s hospital in Kyiv. The attack underscores the escalating cross-border tensions of the ongoing war.
Following a proposed constitutional amendment, Prime Minister Milojko Spajić declared that government ministers will now face the same legal accountability as ordinary citizens regarding corruption charges.
Montenegrin authorities are investigating a triple homicide at a shooting range, focusing on a Russian national who allegedly crossed the border multiple times in six days prior to the attacks.
Healthcare and life sciences conglomerate Danaher is being praised for its strategic implementation of artificial intelligence tools, driving efficiency and innovation across its diverse portfolio.
The national health insurance fund highlighted strong public participation in recent immunization efforts, noting over 3,100 doses administered and thanking families for their responsible approach to children's health.
Tributes continue to highlight the lasting legacy of Serbian literary figure Desanka Maksimović, known for her poetic works centered on love, kindness, nature, and humanity.
The South Cotabato Electric Cooperative I has requested consumers to conserve electricity following a regional power supply shortage that triggered red and yellow alerts across Mindanao.
Croatian police concluded an investigation into a 40-year-old Zagreb resident who allegedly parked his car at a Rovinj lot for nearly a month without paying.
Economist Madana Kane warned that Senegal's hidden debt must not become the people's burden, outlining three key constraints that complicate the country's financial situation.
The Pančevo Film Festival (PAFF) in Serbia celebrates its tenth edition with five days of contemporary auteur films, while the Tallinn Black Nights Festival announces a special focus on Baltic cinema for its 30th anniversary.
A German family traveling by camper van abandoned their five-day vacation at the Lavanda campsite on Croatia's Pelješac peninsula due to significant dissatisfaction with conditions.
An explosive internal correspondence has surfaced within the Croatian IDS party, revealing sharp criticism from former leadership toward the current administration over its handling of relations with the ruling HDZ.
The annual hot air balloon festival begins in Prelog, Croatia, featuring 40 teams from 15 countries competing in aerial displays and celebrations over the weekend.
Members of Serbia’s academic community have publicly defended Rector Đokić following widespread tabloid coverage alleging misconduct. Critics argue the reports lack factual basis and unfairly damage the institution's reputation.
Weekend.19 from September 24 to 27 brings its biggest edition yet: eight festivals in two locations, 11 halls, and more than 250 speakers from the world of media and communications, technology, human...
A look back at significant historical events that occurred on this date, including the deaths of Oliver Cromwell and Frank Capra, and the launch of the first passenger train between Belgrade and Niš.
Paola Gárate has publicly challenged efforts by the federal security secretariat to revoke her personal protection, highlighting inconsistencies in how security details are allocated to other officials amid rising violence.
Authorities have directed the Kuala Lumpur City Council (DBKL) to implement immediate measures to alleviate severe traffic gridlock in the Danau Kota residential area.
Papua New Guinea’s Prime Minister James Marape met with U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Dana Landau to advance talks on energy partnerships, economic investment, and visa arrangements. Separately, Rwandan Prime Minister Edouard Ngirente emphasized the need for increased capital across Africa’s food supply chains.
Huskers offensive coordinator Dana Holgorsen emphasizes that current depth charts are provisional and warns players not to assume their roster spots are permanent.
A UK taxi driver received a six-year prison term after falling asleep following 53 hours of driving over three days, resulting in a collision that killed a 59-year-old pedestrian.
The Adria News Network has officially stated that the editorial teams at the Serbian daily newspapers Danas and Nova will retain their current positions. The clarification aims to address recent speculation regarding potential management changes or restructuring at the publications.
Greek actress and presenter Danae Barka directly answered an Instagram follower's question regarding whether her pregnancy led to an earlier wedding date following her recent baby announcement.
Prominent regional filmmakers recently shared their assessments of the Herceg Novi International Film Festival while addressing ongoing controversies regarding artistic censorship. The discussions highlighted growing concerns over creative freedom and institutional oversight in Balkan film production.
Back-to-back police operations in less than 12 hours intercepted contraband couriers and confiscated over P7.51 million worth of smuggled cigarettes in Northern Mindanao.
Officials and experts are debating a proposal to eliminate cash payments from municipal bottle return programs, with critics warning it could create voucher resale markets while city leaders question its practical benefits.
'If we hadn't wasted two years, we wouldn't be seeing ugly scenes at our airports today, huge crowds, and hearing justified complaints from passengers and tourists due to inadequate infrastructure.'
Recent launches of additional satellites for the domestic network have encountered technical difficulties, raising concerns about the viability of the project.
THE DAY AFTER an explosion at a transformer station near a thermal power plant in eastern Germany, sabotage was carried out today at a transformer station in the west of the country near Cologne.
A Croatian judge has issued a 15-day suspended prison sentence to a Bosnian citizen convicted of publicly glorifying war criminal Ratko Mladić on social media platforms. The case highlights continued legal enforcement against hate speech and historical revisionism in the region.
Serbian filmmaker Jelena Maksimović’s feature film 'Do kraja dana' will make its official selection debut at the Venice Film Festival on September 10. The screening places the work on a global stage alongside internationally acclaimed cinema.
The National Grid Corporation of the Philippines issued multiple red and yellow alerts for the Mindanao grid amid insufficient power supply and high consumer demand.
Students began the academic year without adequate traffic signals near their school due to roadworks in Milan Rakić Street that have been ongoing for over 100 days.
Vlado Kovačević, acting director of the Product Exchange, warns that drought conditions have pushed corn and soybean yields below average, while low Danube river levels threaten agricultural exports.
Indonesian state-owned investment firm Danantara is considering a Rp2 trillion stake in Bakrie Group's electric vehicle subsidiary, VKTR, to boost local EV adoption.
A historical roundup highlights significant events that occurred on September 2, including the passing of Olympic founder Pierre de Coubertin, singer Safet Isović, and composer Mikis Theodorakis.
A Wall Street Journal opinion column features notable statements and perspectives from Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel, focusing on her legal and political viewpoints.
Security forces in Montenegro are utilizing helicopters and fixed-wing aircraft to suppress active blazes across several municipalities. Officials maintain continuous monitoring of the situation as crews work to contain the spreading fires.
Trabzonspor has dismissed its head coach just days after initially rejecting his resignation offer, while Albanian side KF Tirana has also parted ways with manager Besnik Tekke. Both clubs are now searching for new leadership amid ongoing competitive pressures.
A bloc of eleven European Union countries has formally requested a shift from unanimous decision-making to qualified majority voting in specific policy areas to streamline legislative processes.
A reader's opinion column highlights Danas as a trusted source for objective political and social analysis since its founding in 1997, emphasizing its role in fostering active civic participation.
Nexhmedin Danaj, owner of Vlora Cable, was arrested in Dubai while wanted for money laundering and drug trafficking investigations, with police revealing he used digital transfers to purchase significant quantities of narcotics.
An extraordinary parliamentary session scheduled to debate stripping government immunity from prosecution for official duties has been delayed until Thursday following a national day of mourning.