Diesel prices in Italy have exceeded 2.2 euros per liter amidst the summer exodus, leading to calls from political figures like Elly Schlein for the government to tax the extra profits of energy companies.

A space startup co-founded by a Romanian engineer in the US has raised a total of $450 million from private investors within two years, valuing the company at $2.3 billion.

A study for Fondapol by political scientist Pascal Perrineau provides insight into the recent evolution of Marine Le Pen's Rassemblement National (RN) electorate. It highlights a trend where older and more educated right-wing voters are increasingly drawn to the party.

Young Serbian chemists have achieved significant success at an international tournament in South Korea, winning five medals. A foundation highlighted their impressive performance.

Databricks, an American data and AI company co-founded by Romanian billionaires Ion Stoica and Matei Zaharia, announced its latest valuation of $190 billion after completing a recent funding round.

Former American actress Bridget Fonda was photographed having lunch in Los Angeles, marking one of her rare public appearances since retiring from Hollywood over two decades ago.

An investigation has been launched against 15 individuals, including federal minister Nerina Dizdar, on suspicion of illegalities related to the Rehabilitation Fund in Bosnia.

The 'Global Charity LT' fund successfully organized a long-awaited summer day camp for 12 children at Platelių Lake on August 10, creating unforgettable memories.

Luka Balen, director of Croatia's Environmental Protection and Energy Efficiency Fund, commented on the situation regarding an illegal waste dump in Gospić, assuring the public that actions are professional and legal.

Montenegro's pension fund is facing sustainability risks due to pensioners living longer while younger generations are leaving the country. This demographic trend poses challenges for the long-term viability of the pension system.

The Mozzart Foundation continues its humanitarian efforts across Serbia, providing support to numerous associations dedicated to improving the quality of life for children and individuals with disabilities, as well as vulnerable families.

The Slavko Ćuruvija Foundation reported at least 106 verbal attacks on journalists by officials and members of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) during July. This highlights concerns about press freedom and safety for journalists in Serbia.

The NORBS Plus Foundation successfully completed a donation of medical aids valued at over 108,000 euros, benefiting five pediatric institutions.

Liechtenstein suffered a cyberattack that resulted in the theft of approximately 31,000 data records from a confidential register of companies and foundations. A crisis team has been established to address the breach.

Don Antonio Mazzi, an Italian educator and activist known for his work in rehabilitating drug addicts and founding the Exodus Foundation, has passed away.

Conductor Beatrice Venezi announced she will direct orchestras in Russia and Georgia, breaking her silence after the end of her relationship with the Fondazione Teatro La Fenice, stating her desire to build rather than destroy.

The Mozzart Foundation, in collaboration with STK Partizan, has donated valuable equipment to the Urology Department of KBC Zemun, funded through a humanitarian table tennis tournament.

Minister Zarić Kovačević announced that 889 children in Serbia are currently receiving support from the Alimony Fund. This initiative aims to provide financial assistance to children whose parents are not fulfilling their alimony obligations.

Travis Kalanick, co-founder and former CEO of Uber, has raised $1.7 billion in capital for his new venture, ATOMS, which aims to automate industries such as food production and mining.

Young people from Serbia achieved top results in a European competition, highlighting their knowledge and skills. This success was supported by the UniCredit Foundation, emphasizing the importance of education.

Young Montenegrin pianist Andrija Jovović is scheduled to perform a recital at the KotorArt festival on July 25th at 9 PM in the Church of St. Spirit. The program will feature works by Bach, Schumann, Schubert, Brahms, and Crumb, with guest appearances by violinist Jelena Jovović and soprano Petra Radulović.

The Venice Biennale has lost its European Union funding following a formal recommendation from the EU Commission regarding its Russia case, prompting Italy's Undersecretary for Culture to call the decision a "shameful political attack."

Marko Mitrić from Kraljevo, who received a new heart three years ago after an eight-year wait, has had his assistance from the PIO Fund revoked. Despite being under 40, he was forced into retirement.

The Serbian Ministry for Family Welfare and Demography announced that 54 million dinars have been paid out from the Alimony Fund to 889 children whose parents are not fulfilling their legal obligations.

The Government of Sarajevo Canton has appointed the Administrative Board for the newly established Cinematography Foundation, enabling the institution to begin its work in supporting domestic film art.

Economist Mihailo Brkić criticizes the government's plan to distribute 'helicopter money' to adult citizens, likening it to a homeowner selling assets for short-term leisure instead of earning income.

The Ed Sheeran Foundation is inspiring a new government program in England that will provide children and young people with free access to instruments, recording studios, and mentors.

Lithuanian pension funds have reported positive returns following the implementation of pension system changes this year, which also saw some residents withdraw from the second pillar.

The director of the Heinrich Böll Foundation stated that there is a clear political decision for at least one Western Balkan country to join the EU by the current Commission's end, but a longer pause in enlargement is possible after Montenegro and potentially Albania.

Nearly five million Serbian citizens who met the conditions for receiving free shares at the end of 2007 are now entitled to a total of 300 million euros from the Share Fund, of which they are majority owners.

A humanitarian fund, inspired by the monodrama 'Bašta sljezove boje,' has been established by the Mozzart Foundation, NORBS Plus, and Nebojša Milovanović to aid patients with rare diseases at Tiršova hospital.

Members of the Belgian Socialist Party (PS) approved new internal operating rules on Sunday in Namur, addressing issues such as age limits, antisemitism, and women's representation.

The Russian stabilization fund has grown to 13.1 trillion rubles, equivalent to $168.5 billion. This increase is attributed to a rise in liquid assets and strategic investments in yuan and gold.

Dominique Reynié, director of Fondapol, argues that relying once again on the "republican front" against the National Rally (RN) and La France Insoumise (LFI) would be a fatal gamble. His latest study explains that both RN and LFI have earlier captured a growing sentiment of material and cultural dispossession.

The Mozzart Foundation has been actively supporting healthcare institutions across Serbia since the beginning of the year. Their efforts span from Svilajnac to Valjevo, providing assistance to various medical facilities.

Dominique Reynié, a political scientist specializing in public opinion, has publicly committed to opposing the proposed euthanasia law in France, calling it a 'fundamentally political subject that concerns us all'.

The Cinematography Foundation of Bosnia and Herzegovina has announced a call for applications, allocating 2.425 million KM for co-financing film projects for 2025.

Motivated by a personal tragedy, basketball player Scott Morton is organizing a charity event to raise funds for the Fondatioun Kriibskrank Kanner (Foundation for Sick Children with Cancer).

The first season of the 'Theater of Humanity' initiative, produced by the Mozzart Foundation, successfully raised over 11 million dinars through its performances, leaving a significant impact on those in need.

The Slavko Ćuruvija Foundation has invited local media outlets in Serbia to submit project proposals by July 15, aiming to improve the quality and relevance of informative content for local communities.

Following the death of American singer Oliver Tree, his team announced plans to establish a foundation in his honor, fulfilling what was reportedly his last wish.

Latvia has signed a loan agreement to receive 3.5 billion euros from the European Security Action Fund (SAFE) to strengthen its defense capabilities.

We visit La Fondation Jan Michalski, in the Swiss mountains, one of the best literary residences, a manifesto of architecture nestled in the heart of nature: 'Do you want to see my cabin?' Read

A report by the Slavko Ćuruvija Foundation indicates that judicial protection in media-related disputes is not sufficiently effective. The findings highlight shortcomings in the legal system's ability to adequately address issues within the media sector.

The 'Parents for the Schoolyard' project by the Local Foundation Kragujevac has successfully brought improvements, including a table tennis table, to the extended department of Jovan Popović Primary School in Šumarice.

Actress Jane Fonda has called on Hollywood to be 'unwilling to engage in anticipatory obedience,' suggesting a need for greater independence and resistance within the industry.

Actress Jane Fonda spoke out against the proposed Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery merger at a New York City protest event, expressing concern for CNN due to her personal connection as the former wife of its founder, Ted Turner.

A group called 'Party Poopers', including Jane Fonda and other activists, is organizing a rival spectacle to counter Trump's 250th celebration.

One of the co-founders of Hamas has reportedly been released from an Israeli prison, according to an announcement by one of his sons, though Israeli police have not yet confirmed the news.

A new report indicates that the rising cost of living is negatively impacting the fundamental rights of Europeans. The report highlights which expenses have increased the most, posing a threat to basic freedoms.

The Raft Capital Baltic Equity Fund, managed by Raft Capital Management, invested €2.5 million in renewable energy company Rokiškio Bess and €4 million in timber development company Vli Timber.

Viola Ardone metterà la sua capacità letteraria al servizio di questo racconto che toccherà momenti fondamentali della storia recente: dalla strage di Ustica alla caduta del muro di Berlino

The Slavko Ćuruvija Foundation reported at least 135 verbal attacks on journalists and media outlets by state officials in Serbia during May. NUNS also noted eight incidents in the same month where journalists' safety was threatened.

Gianni Mattioli, a prominent figure and one of the founders of the Italian Green Lists, has passed away. He is remembered as one of the fathers of Italian environmentalism.

Emergency crews from the Czech Republic, Romania, and Slovakia have deployed to assist Serbian volunteers in battling widespread forest fires. The Mozzart Foundation is simultaneously providing logistical support to frontline responders.

Actress Jane Fonda has publicly criticized Paramount Global for labeling Mark Ruffalo’s criticism of a media merger as “antisemitic,” calling the accusation a smear tactic to delegitimize his stance.

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has reportedly bought a 19th-century Gothic-style castle in southeast Ireland, located 200 kilometers from his company's European headquarters.

Bucharest Mayor Ciprian Ciucu responded to negative reactions following remarks by Edmond Niculușcă, co-founder of La Mița Biciclista, about Amzei Bakery, stating that there is room for both traditional Romanian pastries and croissants in the city.

A co-founder of 'Mița Biciclista' bakery criticized 'Nea Mihai's' popular 'merdenea' pastry, calling it 'margarine and cheese scraps,' sparking a debate about traditional versus modern pastries in Romania.

The Dean of the Faculty of Agriculture warned that Serbia is losing its food independence due to a significant reduction in its livestock population. This trend poses a serious threat to the nation's agricultural self-sufficiency.

Albanian citizens held their 80th protest against the government, reiterating demands for Prime Minister Edi Rama's resignation and the establishment of a technical government. Protesters expressed strong dissatisfaction with corruption and economic conditions, vowing to continue demonstrations until their demands are met.

QuantumLight, an investment firm founded by Revolut co-founder and CEO Nikolay Storonsky, has raised a new $500 million venture capital fund aimed at financing tech startups.

Retired 90s actress Bridget Fonda, 62, was photographed during a rare outing, enjoying her retirement away from Hollywood.

The Mozzart Foundation's 'Theater of Humanity' has successfully completed its first season, raising over 11,000,000 dinars for the treatment of citizens through a series of performances and donations, blending art, solidarity, and humanity.

Mirza Begović, director of Bosnian films 'Amanet' and 'Testament', has publicly stated that his application for the production of the film 'Pekmez' was rejected again, attributing it to an ongoing dispute with the Cinematography Foundation.

The Mihajlović-Feniks Foundation will present the exhibition "World of Fantasy on Paper" at the Kolarac Endowment Gallery on September 17, 2026, curated by art historian Minja Velemir, showcasing a comprehensive selection from the foundation's collection for the first time.

Tesonet and the INVL fund have jointly acquired the Šiaurės Licėjus network of schools and kindergartens. This acquisition expands their presence in the education sector.

The Heritage Foundation is actively lobbying for the creation of a third entity in Bosnia and Herzegovina, with several members, including Max Primorac, visiting Europe to discuss the matter with right-wing politicians. This initiative aims to reshape the country's political structure.

DPS Presidency member and MP, Bojanić Lalović, stated that the bankruptcy of the Fund for Persons with Disabilities by July is an alarm for potential system abuse, demanding urgent independent oversight and audit of all payments.

The 'EcoArt Knowledge Corner 2' project by the 'Čini dobro' Foundation in Podgorica has secured funding through the Podgorica Trophy 2026 event, enabling students to enhance their sustainable development knowledge through educational and creative activities.

A 13-year-old school dropout founded the Bank of Italy in San Francisco at age 31, which grew to become the world's largest bank, serving workers, immigrants, women, and farmers.

The Hrka Foundation organized its first humanitarian bazaar in the campus of the University of Novi Sad to raise funds for Ildiko Tot and Radivoje Radivojević, aiming to collect aid for those in need.

Nscale is set to acquire Anyscale, an AI startup co-founded by a Romanian entrepreneur, in a deal reportedly valued at $1.65 billion. This acquisition highlights a significant transaction in the artificial intelligence sector.

The turbulent and magnetic love story of actress Jane Fonda and media mogul Ted Turner is revisited. The couple, who met after Fonda's second divorce, became one of the most iconic pairs of the 1990s, maintaining deep affection despite their 2001 divorce.

A heatwave is causing significant disruptions to European transport, with deformed railway tracks in England leading to train delays and critically low water levels in the Rhine River in Germany, forcing barges to carry only a fraction of their normal cargo.

The Nico Gunzburg Foundation, a Jewish organization, has sued the Belgian national railway company (SNCB) and the Belgian state, seeking damages and recognition of responsibility for their role in World War II deportations.

The Latvian Cabinet has approved changes to the composition of the State Culture Capital Fund (VKKF) council, with new members appointed as the terms of some previous members expired.

The Hrka Foundation, established by the mother of a victim from the Novi Sad railway station canopy collapse, will organize a humanitarian bazaar on Saturday.

The Serbian Ministry has responded to N1's report, clarifying that the assumption of individuals receiving 144,000 dinars from the Action Fund is incorrect. Most citizens are expected to receive 6,000 dinars, with the possibility of some receiving up to 144,000 dinars being addressed.

The wreckage of a Pan Am plane that crashed more than 70 years ago has been discovered at a depth of 610 meters, an accident that significantly reshaped aviation.

The Montenegrin Orthodox Church (CPC) and its 'Lučindan' Foundation have submitted a request to the mayor of Cetinje for the use of King Nikola I Petrović-Njegoš's Winter Residence in Ljeskovac, Rijeka Crnojevića.

DJ Mosimann has announced his withdrawal from the Delta Festival in Marseille after one of its founders was accused of sexual assault, leading to ten local collectives also pulling out.

The establishment of Latvia's State Sports Fund is currently stalled in parliament between its first and second readings, as a stable funding source for its operation has not yet been secured. Some sports federations have signed an open letter urging the immediate advancement of the bill.

Comandante Alfa, the founder of Italy's Carabinieri GIS (Special Intervention Group), has passed away. He was known for his involvement in high-profile operations, including the capture of Cesare Casella's kidnappers and protecting magistrate Nino Di Matteo.

The Serbian government has announced pre-election financial aid for adult citizens, to be paid from the Share Fund rather than the budget, raising questions about eligibility for those under 36.

The Mozzart Foundation has provided support to the HISBAS association, aiding its work in helping children take their first steps and offering new hope to parents and therapists.

Wednesday is the last day when residents who submitted requests to withdraw from second-pillar pension funds since April will be paid their accumulated assets.

The Fondation de France and the Fondation du patrimoine have launched calls for donations to support forests, as fires have already impacted more natural spaces by mid-July than in the entirety of the previous year.

Il viceministro degli Affari esteri: “Le policy dell’Unione sono chiare e la scelta della Fondazione non era concordata”

Sarajevo Canton is preparing significant housing reforms that could reduce apartment prices by up to 30%, following previous subsidies for large apartments up to 148 square meters.

Leading industry associations Confindustria (Italy), BDI (Germany), and Medef (France) have sent a joint letter to European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen. They are appealing for a profound revision of the EU's Emissions Trading System (ETS) to better align its rules with industrial realities.

The Eika Real Estate Fund, managed by investment management company Eika Asset Management (EAM), has distributed a record €4.1 million in dividends for 2025, bringing the total payout to investors over five years to €10.6 million.

Moshen Sazegara: “Ero all’addio a Khomeini nel 1989 e c’era un clima di speranza. Adesso la gente non vede una luce”

An exclusive study by Fondapol, revealed by Le Figaro, indicates widespread public disillusionment with all presidential candidates, which is benefiting the National Rally (RN) and La France Insoumise (LFI) in potential 2027 election scenarios.

The Jericho Foundation has launched a scholarship competition for students from Bosnia and Herzegovina for the 2026/2027 academic year, inviting young individuals to apply by July 15 to pursue education, leadership, and professional development.

The Slavko Ćuruvija Foundation has called upon local media outlets across Serbia to submit their project proposals for support in producing media content.

Television tips for Monday include a documentary about Bernardo Bertolucci, the 'Kulturmontag' program, and the comedy 'Bad Spies'.

Before heading to the Eastern Flank Summit in Poland, Romanian President Nicușor Dan made a previously unannounced stop in Cluj for a private dinner with tech and business leaders, including the founder of Superbet and an investor from One.

Emmanuel Macron and Giorgia Meloni met in Antibes to revive the Franco-Italian alliance, focusing on fundamental issues. Meloni also attended the E5 summit, where she reportedly downplayed the Rutte case.

Iconic actor and activist Jane Fonda stars in Katie Camosy’s directorial debut 'Gaslit,' a Greenpeace-produced documentary that follows Fonda on a road trip through oil and gas fields.

German psychologist and entrepreneur Elena Heber, recently recognized by the EU as an innovator, co-founded HelloBetter, a mental health startup offering therapy through an application.

These neighborhoods are more susceptible to the "kettle housing" phenomenon and energy poverty due to a combination of factors.

The Filmoteca in Raval is transforming into a climate refuge, featuring major retrospectives and a new edition of 'La repesca!' with prominent figures like David Lynch, Jane Fonda, and Paul Thomas Anderson.

Amazon founder Jeff Bezos is scheduled to attend the VivaTech summit in Paris on Wednesday, marking his participation in the event after stepping down as Amazon CEO in 2021 to focus on other ventures like Blue Origin.

La proposta dell’ex generale al termine della due giorni fondativa del partito. Bongiorno: “Vuole tornare al delitto d’onore?”. E il deputato Furgiuele saluta i “camerati”

The Belgian Chamber of Representatives and its president, Peter De Roover, unanimously condemned an action by the Vlaams Belang party, stating it fundamentally violated parliamentary rules.

Lady Elisabeth Carnarvon, who visited Albania in 1923 after her son's death, established the Rockefeller Foundation and a charitable association in the country during a special trip to the USA in 1927, a lesser-known aspect of her history.

Rahel Kesselring's appointment at Switzerland's Fondation Beyeler highlights a growing discussion on whether art museums need 'botanical curators' to focus on how art can enhance environmental sensitivity.

Croatia's Environmental Protection and Energy Efficiency Fund has announced new calls totaling €3.6 million, offering up to €200,000 for the remediation of illegal landfills and support for waste transport from islands to promote a cleaner environment.

Spain boss Luis de la Fuente confirmed that Lamine Yamal is expected to be in perfect shape for his World Cup debut despite recent injury concerns. The Barcelona ace is set to make a meteoric rise from Rocafonda to the global stage.

The Fondation Dubuffet in Paris is showcasing an exhibition on the late work of French artist Jean Dubuffet, highlighting its influence on artists like Arnulf Rainer and Jean-Michel Basquiat.

A climate economics expert warns that extreme heat is slowing economic growth and causing tens of billions in damages to Italy's construction and agricultural sectors.

The Mozzart Foundation is implementing technology to create new opportunities for education and inclusion, particularly for children who face daily communication challenges. The initiative aims to help children take their first steps in communication through different sensory stimuli.

The co-founders of La Mița Biciclista, Edmond Niculușcă and Alberto Groșescu, issued an apology after a video posted on the venue's page sparked a wave of negative online reactions, with accusations of 'elitism' and 'arrogance.'

Serbian citizens who were not shareholders of the Share Fund will need to apply to receive a payment of 6,000 dinars, with the state allocating an additional 150 million euros from the budget for this purpose.

Caesarea, a private town in Israel with 5,600 residents, is managed by a private foundation belonging to the Rothschild family, making it a unique socio-economic phenomenon.

The Media Support Fund has announced calls for applications for financial support in 2027 for media projects, editorial activities, and investigative journalism scholarships, with applications accepted until September 14.

An influx of yachts and boats in Sardinia is reportedly destroying marine life on the seabed, with environmentalists calling for more controls to protect the fragile ecosystem.

Bridget Fonda, who retired from acting 24 years ago, was seen on a rare public outing grabbing lunch, drawing attention from the public eye.

Italy's public debt surged to a new record high in June, surpassing €3.2 trillion, according to the Bank of Italy. This marks a significant increase of €26.2 billion compared to the previous month, highlighting the nation's growing financial liabilities.

A historical review marks August 12 as the day actor Henry Fonda died in 1982 at age 77. The report also recalls the deaths of Arthur Griffith in 1922 and Thomas Mann in 1955.

A scandal involving a waste disposal site in Lika, Croatia, has caused water pollution and environmental contamination, seriously threatening the Croatian government and prompting calls for its recall.

An investigation has been launched in Morbihan, France, after Erik Tegnér, founder of Frontières media, reported being assaulted by 'anti-fascist' militants and subsequently filed a complaint.

The Foundation, established by Giulia Cecchettin's father after her murder, has released a practical guide to help individuals distinguish between healthy love and controlling relationships, and to encourage active bystander intervention.

The government of Liechtenstein announced that a cyber attack has compromised its register of beneficial owners, affecting data belonging to approximately 31,000 individuals.

With 42 million inhabitants, Jakarta, Indonesia's capital, is the world's most populous city but is simultaneously paralyzed by pollution and its citizens daily contend with overcrowding and traffic, all while the city itself is sinking.

The Children's Hospital Fund in Latvia has successfully attracted over 37 million euros in donations over the past 25 years, enabling significant projects like the reconstruction of facilities and the establishment of new health centers.

Five individuals, including an employee of Croatia's Environmental Protection Fund, have been accused of defrauding the fund of approximately one million euros by falsifying data related to waste packaging. The money was allegedly laundered through real estate investments and betting.

The student company Moneta Works from the 'Mileva Marić Ajnštajn' Technical School in Novi Sad, Serbia, has achieved significant success, winning seven international awards and recognitions with the support of the UniCredit Foundation.

Nashville indie-rock band Lombardy is contributing to the city's indie scene with their irreverent songs and unpredictable live shows, including a track titled 'Jane Fonda'.

INVL Financial Advisors, operating as INVL Family Office in Lithuania, successfully completed the distribution of its 'Global PE Secondaries Access Fund' in the Baltic states, raising $17.4 million.

A business law attorney in Serbia has commented on the planned one-time payment of 6,000 dinars to citizens from the Share Fund, questioning whether such a distribution aligns with the principles of a market economy.

Bernard Arnault, France's wealthiest individual, is highlighted for his extensive art patronage through the Fondation Louis Vuitton, which reportedly combines his passion for arts with lucrative tax arrangements.

Fondation Ahobah, led by Frank Ahobah, has provided meals for over 200 children and staff and donated various relief items to the Royal Seed Orphanage Home in Kasoa, continuing its support for vulnerable children.

FK Crvena zvezda and the Mozzart Foundation are collaborating to build a new home for a family from Kosovo and Metohija, with the sale of a jersey forming the foundation for the new residence for young Viktorija.

This week, Greek cinemas are not only hosting the primordial, mythical grandeur of Christopher Nolan's "Odyssey," which is breaking box office records from the very first 24 hours and is preparing...

Fuel prices in Italy are on the rise once more, with gasoline exceeding €2 per liter on highways, as costs increase with the resumption of conflict.

Serbia has announced an economic aid package of approximately 600 million euros for its citizens, targeting pensioners, socially vulnerable individuals, and veterans.

Latvian Olympic Committee president Lazdiņš stated that the final hurdles remain for the adoption of the Sports Fund Law, which aims to change the current system of sports financing in Latvia.

The Italian city of Bolzano has fallen to the last positions in healthcare rankings, attributed to low pediatric vaccination adherence, with local health authorities working to improve the situation.

The director of the Heinrich Böll Foundation, comparing the foundation's work in Montenegro and Serbia, noted that Montenegrin authorities show openness for exchange and suggestions, maintaining regular cooperation on various projects.

Romania's Ministry of Labor clarified the one-million-lei fine issued by the Territorial Labor Inspectorate to the association founded by Viorel Paşca, in connection with illegal nursing homes.

The Slavko Ćuruvija Foundation reported 980 verbal attacks on journalists by state officials and Serbian Progressive Party functionaries in the first six months of this year. This marks a significant increase in incidents compared to previous periods.

Fashion designer Valentino Garavani's personal inheritance will be managed by a Liechtenstein-based foundation, which will sell some assets to fulfill the bequests in his will.

The Kofi Annan Foundation's Electoral Vulnerability Index report indicates an 89.6% probability of some form of violence during elections in Serbia, placing it second in Europe for electoral risk.

A new 'founding partner' has been officially announced for the 2030 Winter Olympics in the French Alps, with athletes expressing excitement for the upcoming event.

Telemach BH and the Telemach Foundation organized a Job Lab career counseling study visit in Sarajevo from June 25-27, bringing together 20 active high school students from across Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The Karlovy Vary International Film Festival, the second oldest film festival in the world, has a storied history, including memorable moments with stars like Claudia Cardinale and Henry Fonda. The festival director emphasizes its open and inclusive nature.

Gérard Brémond, the visionary founder of Pierre & Vacances and designer of the Avoriaz ski resort, has passed away at the age of 88.

Kasim Brdar, the president of the 'Truth for Goražde' Foundation and a long-time socio-political activist, has passed away in Goražde at the age of 75 after a short illness.

Iran is intensifying its arms race to modernize its air force, having signed a contract for Russian helicopters and now seeking dozens of second-hand fighter jets from Moscow and Beijing.

The founder of an AI company has warned that the impact of artificial intelligence on jobs could lead to widespread protests. She delivered a message to tech executives, cautioning about potential job losses.

Danish fintech startup Spektr, which secured $20 million in funding and was co-founded by a Romanian, has officially entered the Romanian market by opening a subsidiary in Iași.

Jane Fonda spoke out against 'cowardly corporations' for violating the First Amendment at the Rise Up, Sing Out event in New York, which also featured performances by Bette Midler and Patti Smith.

On the occasion of his birthday, celebrities including Jane Fonda and Bette Midler protested against the policies of the US President at a concert, with Ariana Grande also joining the protest.

Romanian entrepreneur Iulian Stanciu has sold his remaining shares in e-commerce giant eMAG to Prosus, the company's majority shareholder, marking his exit from the 2.2 billion euro company.

In Montenegro, the harmonization of the Eko-fond's statute is ongoing, with the director's position still vacant, though the resigning director, Draško Boljević, continues his duties until a new statute defines the selection process.

The Serbian government has dismissed Tatjana Matić from her position as director of the Development Fund of the Republic of Serbia, as announced in the Official Gazette.

The city of Rijeka has secured 2.3 million euros from an EU fund for the redevelopment of the former Preluk camp into a green oasis, featuring recreational facilities and amenities for all.

The Board of Montenegro's PIO Fund has approved a 0.96% increase in pensions, which will result in an additional four to five euros per month for pensioners.