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The United States struck three Iranian oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz, prompting Iran’s IRGC to claim retaliatory attacks on U.S. naval vessels and additional tankers. The exchange marks a significant escalation in regional tensions as both sides release footage and statements confirming the clashes.
A shortage of vehicle inspectors in Germany and alleged corruption have enabled the export of damaged and unsafe American cars to European buyers.
Albanian demonstrators have entered their 97th consecutive day of rallies demanding Prime Minister Edi Rama’s resignation over alleged government corruption, prompting police arrests that a local court recently deemed unlawful. Protest organizers are now mobilizing supporters for a coordinated 100-day campaign to pressure the administration.
The U.S. Navy aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln has arrived in Thailand, concluding a nearly ten-month deployment that included extensive operations in the Indo-Pacific region. Thousands of sailors are now disembarking to rest and recuperate following the extended overseas mission.
Doctor Ermal Pashaj said that the time has come for the protest to mature. In an interview on "News24", he emphasized that he sees the protest as a very important political factor in Albania.
The official body has formally approved the travel agencies responsible for organizing next year's religious pilgrimage.
A travel feature delves into the vibrant bazaars of Khajuraho, showcasing local vendors offering traditional sarees, erotic souvenirs inspired by temple carvings, and other regional curiosities.
Governor of Jigawa State pays tribute to Alhaji Dr. Ahmed Muhammad Sani II, who died at 82 after ruling for 45 years.
A Budapest-based enforcement official lost their position via presidential decree without undergoing a formal disciplinary process, leaving them unable to appeal the decision through standard administrative channels.
A compilation of August road camera videos highlights numerous hazardous driving behaviors, including reckless maneuvers, collisions, and near-misses across Hungarian highways. The footage serves as a public safety warning for motorists.
Three contestants claimed top honors at the regional beauty pageant, securing prestigious titles and advancing their careers in the modeling and entertainment industries.
Norwegian authorities seized a Russian ship at the request of Ukraine's state energy company Naftogaz, which is trying to collect a $4.22 billion debt. Moscow summoned the Norwegian ambassador in protest.
Lithuanian champions Kauno Žalgiris advanced to the Lithuanian Cup final following a 1-0 victory over Šiauliai, aided by tactical contributions from a former Hajduk Split player.
Lenovo has unveiled a new laptop prototype featuring an expandable screen designed to enhance media consumption experiences.
Advanced humanoid robots demonstrated remarkable athletic feats, including sprinting and high jumping, at the recent competition in Beijing, though tasks like folding laundry remain challenging.
Albanian opposition figures and the European Democratic Party have accused the government of orchestrating the suspension of critical Instagram accounts, demanding that Meta provide explanations for the alleged censorship. The controversy has intensified political tensions over digital free speech in Albania.
Fužijada will be held in KANFANAR on September 19th with a culinary duel of chefs, workshops, and a rich gastronomic offer.
Democratic Party deputy Klevis Balliu criticized authorities after protesters were escorted to a police station following demonstrations outside the Prime Minister’s residence, calling the action shameful and demanding accountability for government officials.
As civic demonstrations demanding Prime Minister Edi Rama’s resignation enter their 96th day, several activists including Gent Progni faced coordinated online account suspensions.
Anti-government demonstrators in Tirana have marked 95 consecutive days of rallies, intensifying calls for Prime Minister Edi Rama to step down and for the immediate release of arrested activists. Organizers have warned of further escalation, including plans to encircle the government headquarters.
Czech financial experts have criticized Prime Minister Andrej Babiš’s latest budget plan as unjustifiable, recommending sweeping expenditure reductions while acknowledging select policy strengths. The debate highlights growing domestic pressure to rebalance state finances ahead of implementation.
Penang DAP vice-chairman Zairil Khir Johari has publicly charged PAS leader Abdul Hadi Awang with leveraging religious sentiments to divert attention from ongoing investigations into the Tabung Haji retirement fund.
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.
HAJDAŠ Dončić advocated for a tolerant and inclusive Croatia in Šibenik and called for a protest against illegally disposed of hazardous waste in Lika.
A resident in Hajduszoboszlo has been accused of intimidating her neighbor over a parking spot dispute, occasionally wearing masks and brandishing frightening items during confrontations.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan announced that Ankara is open to full membership in a security alliance led by China and Russia, though he emphasized the step would not replace Turkey’s existing NATO commitments. The statement highlights Turkey’s ongoing efforts to balance relationships across competing geopolitical blocs.
According to analyst Mark Gurman, Apple's forthcoming iPhone Ultra model is expected to introduce a foldable screen design alongside advanced wireless charging capabilities, signaling a major shift in the company's smartphone lineup.
Malaysian authorities have detained the former managing director and chairman of the national pilgrimage fund, Tabung Haji, as part of a widening investigation into alleged financial mismanagement and graft.
Hungarian authorities are investigating a brutal assault where homeless people were beaten and tied up after being displaced, resulting in one victim's death and potential life imprisonment for the perpetrators.
Malaysian anti-corruption officials have remanded a former minister for five days to investigate allegations surrounding a controversial hotel lease agreement involving the state investment fund Tabung Haji in Saudi Arabia. The probe is part of a broader royal commission examining financial irregularities linked to the agency.
Agron Shehaj, head of the Opportunity Party, visited arrested demonstrators at a police station, claiming several were physically abused and showed visible signs of violence.
Starting September 15, Thailand will reduce the visa-free entry period for travelers from roughly 60 nations from 60 days to 30 days. The policy change affects major source markets including India, the UAE, Malaysia, and several European countries.
Croatian football club Hajduk Split has dismissed their head coach following their exit from European competition, signaling a period of internal restructuring.
International monitors and regional officials have urged de-escalation as political tensions surge across Bosnia and Herzegovina following the death of former Bosnian Serb commander Ratko Mladić. Media organizations are simultaneously condemning threats against journalists reporting on the aftermath.
MACC arrests former minister over Tabung Haji issue The Star
Arab News shares a concise news report covering current developments and logistical updates related to the ongoing annual Hajj pilgrimage.
Veteran educator Mujesira Hajdarević urges parents to prioritize their children's well-being over academic grades, warning against excessive interference in the educational process.
The Italian automaker is preparing to release the lightweight 296 Challenge Stradale, stripping out hybrid technology to return to a purely internal combustion engine configuration for its rear-wheel-drive models.
Residents in Niger State have commended the state's First Lady, Hajia Fatima Bago, for launching solar-powered boreholes across ten wards to improve local water access.
The Hajduk idyll continues. The Whites easily eliminated Lokomotiva's wagons with a score of 2:0, and only the visiting goalkeeper Josip Posavec is responsible for the fact that the score was not higher.
Hajduk Zagreb defeated Lokomotiva in a routine performance to claim their third straight Croatian First Football League win, prompting fan polls evaluating standout players and coaching decisions.
A recent summer enforcement operation in Budapest focused heavily on traffic violations, particularly speeding, to improve road safety for children.
The Magyar Nemzeti Bank has submitted over a thousand pages of documents to a parliamentary committee examining allegations of misconduct and abuse within the judicial enforcement system.
Democratic Party chairman Sali Berisha alleges the ruling Socialist Party plans to spend 1.5 billion euros to buy local votes and announces his party's candidate lineup.
Chief Minister Hajiji has committed RM3,000 in financial assistance to each family impacted by the recent devastating fires in Kota Kinabalu.
An in-depth look at three pivotal gangsters—Karim Lala, Haji Mastan, and Varadarajan Mudaliar—who dominated Mumbai's smuggling, gambling, and community networks during the city's criminal heyday.
Croatian politician Hajdaš Dončić has accused the ruling HDZ party of running a mafia-style cartel behind illegal waste disposal in the Lika region and called for a nationwide protest on September 5.
An Indian government school teacher has amassed a luxury car collection worth over Rs 3 crore, showcasing his remarkable entrepreneurial journey from rural education to automotive success.
Pakistan launched Operation Gibraltar in 1965, sending infiltrators into Jammu and Kashmir. Indian forces then launched Operation Bakshi to capture the Haji Pir Pass.
Authorities in Tampere, Finland, broke up a large gathering of young people overnight while responding to multiple emergency calls regarding dangerous fireworks usage in the region.
The upcoming Roman space telescope will utilize innovative foldable mirror technology to capture images over an area a hundred times larger than Hubble, aiding research on dark matter and dark energy.
The highly successful Slovenian comedy sequel follows up on the first film's story, premiering today at 8 PM on POP TV to continue the adventures of young Gaja.
Neighbors and surrounding municipalities are organizing cleanup efforts and support for families who lost four homes to a weekend fire in northern Plzeňsko.
Research from Masaryk University indicates that socially focused video games can improve mood and reduce loneliness among teenage boys, while having the opposite effect on girls.
Alhaji Maulvi Noor Mohammed Bin Salih, head of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Mission in Ghana, delivered a message emphasizing that the country's destiny rests in the hands of its younger generation.
The South Asian Screen Office of Canada and IFFSA Toronto have partnered with Storiculture to select eight feature film projects for a new financing and industry partner pathway at the festival's first-ever market.
Authorities in Bosnia and Herzegovina have published the official cost for citizens participating in the 2027 Hajj pilgrimage. The fee stands at 14,450 convertible marks, covering travel, accommodation, and religious services.
Following the robust hinge design of its predecessor, the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra undergoes rigorous reverse-bending stress tests to evaluate its structural resilience and longevity.
With the development of artificial intelligence, attacks can become more widespread and sophisticated, while critical infrastructure such as hospitals and waterworks could also be endangered...
According to reports, the crew consisted of eight Ukrainian and four Azerbaijani citizens.
The world premiere of the third installment of Slovenia's successful youth film series 'Gajin svet' sparks discussions on modern parenting and generational challenges.
Atalanta secured a victory over Hapoel Tel Aviv thanks to a late goal by Gianluca Scamacca, who replaced Strahinja Krstović moments earlier, while other European fixtures saw Qarabağ draw with Twente and Nikola Janković receive a red card.
A Russian air force lieutenant colonel was killed and his wife injured in a car bomb explosion in St. Petersburg. Separately, a Russian national was arrested after deliberately driving into a pedestrian crowd in Caen, France, leaving two people dead.
Saharan dust carried by southeasterly winds is settling over Slovenia, leading to hazy skies and elevated PM10 particulate levels expected to reach ground level tomorrow.
The MACC obtained a detention order for two high-profile former officials following investigations into alleged financial misconduct linked to the national pilgrimage fund and treasury operations.
In a recent interview, the acclaimed Spanish actress revealed a personal story about Salma Hayek styling her hair and makeup, underscoring the deep trust and familiarity between the two Hollywood stars.
Home appliance brand Dreame has drawn criticism after unveiling a remote-controlled model for its highly anticipated dream car project, falling short of earlier promises regarding a functional turbocharged hypercar.
The final farewell to Hajduk legend Ivan Gudelj was held in ZMIJAVCI.
Reports focus on the organizational efforts, technological advancements, and logistical planning surrounding the upcoming Hajj pilgrimage expo scheduled for 2023.
The grand celebration kicks off ahead of a major national commemoration, featuring innovative opera productions that push beyond traditional stage boundaries.
After her unsuccessful bid for an EU diplomatic post, Tanja Fajon will transition into international business consulting as a senior advisor for a German lobbying agency linked to Hamburg’s former mayor.
A poll asks which Croatian club had a better transfer window, while speculation continues over moves for Nico, Inacio, and Zaha.
Amin Hajee claims he was forbidden from marrying a British actress known for Lagaan, citing religious differences and his daughters' secular upbringing, highlighting ongoing family tensions.
US company Sceye successfully completed a 15,000 km flight with its solar-powered stratospheric airship, potentially revolutionizing high-altitude telecommunications and global internet coverage.
A small crowd gathered at Hajduk's cinema hall to pay their final respects to Ivan Gudelj, a beloved club icon who once nearly transferred to Real Madrid.
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has backed a proposal granting either the Securities Commission or Bank Negara Malaysia regulatory oversight over Tabung Haji's investment portfolio.
Agricultural experts warn that prolonged dry conditions across Slovenia will significantly impact autumn harvests and likely lead to higher grocery prices.
Munah Bagharib, Siti Khalijah Zainal, and Siti Hajar Gani secured top honors at the competition, highlighting diverse talent across participating regions.
A Hungarian report covers the passing of Japan's pioneering astronaut, remembered for his candid admission that he disliked every moment of his historic spaceflight.
Prominent Nigerian politician Rabiu Kwankwaso has issued condolences to the family and citizens of Jigawa State following the passing of Emir Alhaji Ahmed Muhammad-Sani II at age 85.
Traditional ruler Alhaji Dr Ahmed Muhammad Sani II has died in an Egyptian hospital following a 46-year reign, prompting official condolences from Nigerian leaders.
Hajduk Split icon and former Yugoslavia international Ivan Gudelj has passed away at age 67, prompting tributes from fans and clubs across the Balkans.
An opinion column emphasizes that providing midday meals to students should be treated as a fundamental educational right rather than optional charitable assistance.
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 33rd International Children's Theatre Festival in Subotica will present the 'Little Prince' Lifetime Achievement Award to Serbian artists Svetlana Mihajlović and Todor Valov for their exceptional contributions to cultural development.
Over 36.5 million Czech koruna have been donated by citizens to support international NGOs delivering emergency aid and resources to communities devastated by flooding in Nepal.
The CEO of Malaysia’s Hajj savings fund announced that legislative changes to the 1995 Act have reached 90% completion and will soon be presented to parliament.
György Schadl’s wife has reportedly continued running her enforcement office and earning substantial income while her husband faces corruption charges and suspension. The case highlights ongoing concerns about institutional integrity in Hungary’s judicial system.
SHAH ALAM, Sept 3 — The reading of corruption charges against former Lembaga Tabung Haji chief operating off...
A federal judge has denied the Department of Justice’s request to force Alphabet to divest its dominant digital advertising technology division, ruling that structural separation is not warranted. The decision marks a significant setback for regulators seeking to dismantle what they view as an anti-monopoly threat in online advertising.
EBiDAN's =LOVE claims the number one spot on the Japan Hot 100, while RIIZE debuts at number two and TXT drops to fourth place amid shifting K-pop and J-pop rankings.
This daily compilation aggregates leading news headlines and photographic highlights from around the world for September 2, 2026, providing readers with a concise overview of major developments across politics, business, and culture. The curated collection serves as a morning briefing for international affairs.
The Miyetti Allah Kautal Hore association has urged President Bola Tinubu to intervene regarding the ongoing imprisonment of its leader, Alhaji Abdullahi Bello-Bodejo. The appeal underscores growing tensions between pastoralist groups and federal authorities.
A former chief operating officer of Malaysia's Tabung Haji pilgrimage fund is scheduled to be formally charged in court, marking a significant development in ongoing financial oversight matters.
The Croatian club sees a potential market opportunity after Martín's loan at Almería expired due to registration delays, prompting renewed interest from the Split-based team.
Activist Erlind Xhindi addresses a major demonstration outside the Prime Minister's office, accusing the ruling administration of corruption and driving citizens abroad.
Mykhailo Fedorov, Ukraine’s former defense minister, has announced the creation of a new defense technology company with financial backing from Palantir Technologies CEO Alex Karp. The venture aims to develop advanced military solutions following Fedorov’s departure from government.
The situation at police station 3 is tense, with clashes between police and protesters. Police also escorted several other individuals, including activist Arben Kola.
HNK Hajduk Split has officially announced the transfer of midfielder Niko Kristijan Šigur to Ligue 1 side Toulouse FC, concluding his tenure with the Croatian club.
Over 5,000 sailors from the USS Abraham Lincoln are set to disembark and spend the night in Pattaya, Thailand, following a nine-month deployment.
A distinctive wild tree in Oman’s rocky highlands continues to produce seasonal fruit that has historically supported local mountain communities and their traditional livelihoods.
The Durrës Police finalized the operation codenamed "Midsummer" today, September 1, solving 8 cases of theft committed during July and August 2026.
Hajiya Huriyya Dauda Lawal, the First Lady of Zamfara State, has expressed grief over the death of Sarkin Zamfaran Zurmi, Alhaji Bello Sulaiman.
A former Tabung Haji chairman and a former Treasury secretary-general have been freed from MACC detention following their involvement in a royal commission investigation.
The sunken fleet has become a dangerous tourist attraction. Deutsche Welle reports from Prahovo.
The Croatian side secured a 2-0 home win in the fifth round of the league, featuring the debut of Hadžikadunić in their white kit.
Renowned critic Mihajlo Pantić honors the passing of Slobodan Šnajder, praising his consistent moral stance and literary corpus that brings honor to Croatian culture while resonating across regional and European contexts.
The Hajjathon initiative has drawn 405 participants aiming to develop technological and service innovations for Muslim pilgrims traveling to Mecca.
The Hungarian National Bank (MNB) has submitted nearly one thousand documents to a parliamentary committee investigating alleged abuses in debt enforcement procedures.
Following a poor start to the season and a recent match where the team conceded five goals, local supporters and analysts are calling for the player's dismissal from the squad.
A man fell onto the Danube embankment near Budapest’s Chain Bridge early Sunday morning following an alleged altercation. The nearby Pontoon venue has since commented on the incident as authorities investigate the circumstances surrounding the fall.
Chief Minister Hajiji Noor has delivered relief supplies to families displaced by a recent house fire in Kampung Numbak. The distribution underscores local government efforts to support communities recovering from natural disasters.
Samsung SDI is conducting factory tours for journalists to improve its public image following a major scandal surrounding its battery manufacturing facility in Göd, Hungary.
The celebrity couple has confirmed their split, bringing an end to their public romance.
In a Q&A column, Finland's National Gallery explains the legal and procedural consequences if a visitor accidentally damages or destroys a piece of artwork in a museum.
Firefighters, police, rescuers, and hundreds of other people ran in Šumperk on Saturday for Eliška, who has a brain condition. The proceeds from the charity race will be donated to her family for her treatment, which is not covered by insurance.
Celebratory youths have overwhelmed police forces nationwide with vandalism and shooting rockets at people, leading to mass dispersals including in Tampere.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has arrived in Uzbekistan for a four-day official visit that also includes Kyrgyzstan, aiming to deepen bilateral trade, defense cooperation, and regional security partnerships ahead of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit.
A 18-meter wooden replica of a Roman naval vessel became stranded on the Croatian stretch of the Drava River before being refloated and transported by truck.
Gabungan Rakyat Sabah leader Hajiji confirms that his coalition will lead upcoming parliamentary seat distribution talks ahead of Malaysia’s 16th general election, with internal machinery already being organized.
Defense officials reported an unusual alert after a stolen small aircraft headed toward the Paks nuclear facility area was intercepted, prompting fighter jet deployment and forcing the pilot to make an emergency landing.
The Cultural Property Management Ltd. will assume the public duties previously handled by the Batthyány Lajos Foundation and the foundation led by Maria Schmidt.
During a burglary at an archaeological museum in Spain, thieves managed to steal portions of the rare Vienna Treasure collection but abandoned a highly valuable bracelet made from meteoritic iron.
Damilola Orimogunje’s documentary “Dear Ajayi” has been selected as Nigeria’s first-ever entry for the Venice Film Festival’s Giornate degli Autori section. The announcement highlights a milestone for Nigerian cinema as the country expands its presence on the global festival circuit.
The three-day Arcus Temporum arts festival in Pannonhalma provides visitors with a reflective blend of music, art, and community engagement.
Food guides recommend boiling potatoes before roasting them to achieve maximum crispiness, sharing a simple kitchen trick that has gained popularity online.
Public broadcaster RTV Slovenia is preparing to appoint a new correspondent for its Brussels office as part of ongoing editorial restructuring. The upcoming assignment will shape how the network covers European Union affairs and regional diplomatic developments.
Malaysian policymakers and stakeholders continue to debate structural and financial reforms within the Tabung Haji pilgrimage fund board amid growing public scrutiny.
Czech authorities have heightened security measures in response to the concurrent arrival of supporters from Panathinaikos, Hajduk Split, and Red Star Belgrade ahead of a match involving a Greek club.
The arrest of Agasi, Shehaj reacts: Rama's turn, he had his right hand, he defended him internationally
The newly introduced iCAUR V27 electric SUV merges recognizable classic styling with modern propulsion technology, targeting enthusiasts seeking traditional off-road character with contemporary engineering.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has detained a former treasury secretary-general as part of an investigation into the alleged mismanagement of funds from Tabung Haji, the country's Muslim pilgrimage trust.
The Guardian Nigeria newspaper has launched a dedicated archival section compiling historical reports and features related to Alhaji Abdul Waheed Akintola Olajide. The collection preserves his legacy and contributions within Nigerian public discourse.
Starting in 2011 with a single machine, vehicle, and employee, Hajriz Brčvak has grown a small paving operation into a thriving enterprise within the German construction sector.
Friends, former teammates, and fans gathered in Zmijavci to pay their last respects to Ivan Gudelj, a celebrated Hajduk Split player and national team icon who passed away on September 2.
In response to severe haze conditions in Serian, Malaysia's Religious Affairs Department has directed mosques to hold special prayers and coordinate relief efforts for affected residents.
Rescue services in the Moravian-Silesian Region report a sharp increase in calls requiring assistance from firefighters to safely lift and transport severely obese patients.
In eight years at the prestigious Grand Resort Bad Ragaz, Sven Wassmer has reached the pinnacle of haute cuisine and established himself among the best chefs in Switzerland and the world.
Doctor Ermal Pashaj, in an interview for News24, commented on the political developments in the country and the 97-day protest, expressing criticism towards the concentration of powers and the way...
This guide offers practical advice and recipes for batch cooking and freezing meals, helping households save time while utilizing pre-prepared frozen ingredients efficiently.
Climatologist Aleš Farda states that Europe's heatwaves are becoming more frequent and intense, with this year's summer resembling projections 15 years ahead, particularly affecting southern Czech regions.
Two American sailors were sent back to the USS Abraham Lincoln following a drunken brawl in Pattaya, Thailand.
The automaker reports that higher-priced Audi models are seeing reduced demand for electric powertrains, contradicting earlier internal expectations that luxury buyers would strongly embrace EV technology.
Experts warn that this year's intense agricultural drought will significantly impact crop yields, leading to economic hardships for farmers and noticeably higher grocery prices in the coming months.
A news feature provides details on Hajar AlQusayer, highlighting her work or public profile as reported by Arab News.
Croatian football club Hajduk Split has secured several high-profile signings, including Khalil Fayad, Leander Dendoncker, and Carlos Martin, as manager Robert Graf prepares the squad for upcoming European competitions.
Former Dinamo Zagreb forward Mahir Emreli continued his scoring streak with a fourth straight goal, leading his club Rakow in a competitive league match against Gornik Zabrze.
In a candid interview, the veteran Bollywood actor described himself as a personal failure while praising his wife for remaining steadfastly supportive throughout his life challenges.
The Hungarian government quietly approved a critical amendment just days before the deadline, securing access to approximately 3.6 trillion forints in EU restoration funds, with an additional 2.3 trillion forints expected shortly.
American Vice President JD Vance drew international attention by stating that the Antichrist could potentially be living among modern society, a remark he contextualized within his evangelical faith and eschatological views. The comments have prompted widespread media coverage and theological debate.
A breakdown at the Hyvinkää crematorium in Finland has forced authorities to relocate hundreds of deceased individuals to other facilities in Helsinki, Vantaa, and Hämeenlinna for cremation.
Hungarian officials, including Orbán Anita, reiterated that Budapest will not support accelerated EU membership negotiations for Kyiv until Ukraine fully implements the bilateral minority protection agreement.
The "Mundësia" party announced that deputy Agron Shehaj's Instagram account was suddenly restricted without warning, alleging government censorship following his vocal backing of nationwide demonstrations.
Reports indicate that the wife of defendant György Schadl earned over 105 million forints last year from their enforcement agency, with current regulations allowing convicted individuals to retain majority ownership.
Robert Graf addressed media questions regarding the club's latest transfer strategy, specifically justifying the signings of players Dendoncker and Martin.
The former Chief Operating Officer of Malaysia's Tabung Haji pilgrimage fund failed to appear in court for charges related to his ongoing medical treatment.
Speaking at the Alternative and Left Festival in Šibenik, party president Siniša Hajdaš Dončić emphasized the importance of showcasing a more open and diverse side of Croatian society.
The de facto Afghan authorities have officially justified their strict prohibition on public demonstrations, asserting that the measure aligns with Islamic legal principles. The stance reinforces the regime’s ongoing efforts to enforce conservative social regulations across the country.
The Croatian football club forecasts a positive financial result for 2026, primarily driven by expected outgoing transfers worth approximately €14.9 million.
President Bola Tinubu has issued official condolences following the death of Alhaji Bello Sulaiman, the Emir of Zurmi, acknowledging the monarch's legacy and contributions to the region.
Businessman Alhaji Alhassan Gbangu, popularly known as “The Lion,” has dismissed speculation that his wife, Deputy Presidential Spokesperson Shamima Muslim, intends to contest the NDC parliamentary…
In a retrospective interview, 73-year-old former footballer Ljubiša Dalanović discusses how chance circumstances led him to become a goalkeeper, including his time playing as a winger and later serving in the military.
As September arrives, residents across Croatia begin the traditional seasonal practice of cooking ajvar and jams for winter storage.
An opinion piece argues that an artist's popularity should not be the sole criterion for allocating public funds, using recent cultural controversies as a case study.
Mes personave të shoqëruar pas tensioneve te Kryeministria, është edhe Dritan Goxhaj, një prej figurave të angazhuara në protestat kundër qeverisë.
Sports analysts review the latest round of the Croatian First Football League, noting Hajduk Split's impressive performance while pointing out persistent tactical problems for GNK Dinamo Zagreb.
Thai authorities have heightened security measures in preparation for the arrival of thousands of naval personnel from the aircraft carrier following a prolonged overseas deployment.
KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 1 — The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) today detained a former minister to assist...
Motorists and opposition politicians in the Czech Republic are voicing strong opposition to the proposed 2027 state budget, which projects a historic deficit of 389 billion crowns. Critics argue the financial plan disproportionately burdens taxpayers to fund large-scale highway projects.
Slovenian Foreign Minister Tone Kajzer has officially confirmed that Israeli counterpart Gideon Saar will travel to Ljubljana next week, though specific dates remain undisclosed.
A defendant in Hungary could face up to 11 years in prison after allegedly driving away with a customer's vehicle rather than settling a repair bill.
Prominent Nigerian politicians Alhaji Atiku Abubakar and Peter Obi have signaled their intentions to contest the upcoming 2027 presidential election, drawing early attention amid expectations of further candidate declarations.
Hajduk Split's head coach addressed recent team victories while acknowledging the challenges posed by player injuries, departures, and the complexities of securing new signings in the current transfer window.
Croatian literary figure Slobodan Šnajder has died, prompting widespread tributes from fellow writers, academics, and political leaders across the region. He is remembered as a vital voice in contemporary Balkan literature and a steadfast advocate for truth.
He will be presented soon.
Astronomers announce two spectacular celestial events scheduled for early September, encouraging enthusiasts to wake up early multiple times to observe the rare sky displays.
Croatian football club Hajduk Split has officially announced the transfer sale of defender Rokas Pukštas.
Albanian police detained two men suspected of committing multiple burglaries across the cities of Elbasan and Peqin earlier this month.
The latest vehicle model utilizes REEV (Range-Extended Electric Vehicle) technology to offer drivers both the performance of pure electric mode and the practicality of longer journeys without range anxiety.
Albanian citizens have gathered for the 92nd consecutive day of demonstrations in Tirana, demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama and criticizing his administration's policies. Protesters marched through the capital, chanting slogans and vowing to remain in the streets until the government steps down.
German authorities have detained a suspect following the fatal stabbing of a 31-year-old British woman at a railway station in southern Germany. Police are investigating the incident as they confirm the victim's identity and gather evidence from the scene.
Nations and human rights organizations marked the International Day of the Victims of Enforced Disappearances by condemning forced disappearances and urging stronger legal protections. Officials from Azerbaijan, Kenya, and international bodies emphasized the urgent need to locate missing individuals and hold perpetrators accountable.
Lawmakers stress that a formal investigation is essential to uncover systemic flaws and determine accountability regarding massive financial deficits at the national pilgrimage fund.
British warships spent three consecutive days tracking Russian naval vessels operating within UK territorial waters. The surveillance operation targeted Russian ships escorting cargo vessels subject to international sanctions.
Authorities have organized an exceptional drawing to distribute 2,000 pilgrimage visas to citizens seeking to perform Hajj.
A stolen light aircraft made an unscheduled landing a few kilometers from Pakš, Hungary, prompting the deployment of F-16 fighter jets to intercept and secure the scene.
Uttarakhand minister Khajan Das said BJP had no connection with the incident and accused the Congress of “attempting to mislead” the Dalit community.
A Czech physician explains that varicose veins are a sign of failing circulation rather than just a cosmetic issue, noting that early symptoms often involve daily leg pressure and nighttime cramps rather than visible bulging veins.
Mykhailo Fedorov, recently dismissed from his post as Ukraine’s defense minister, has been appointed as an innovation advisor to Italy’s Ministry of Defense. The appointment marks his first major role since leaving Ukrainian government service.
Severe drought conditions have left several streams and rivers in the Olomouc region completely dry, turning riverbeds into stony paths and wiping out aquatic life. Scientists warn that restoring the affected ecosystems will take weeks to months after water returns.
A sugar and pea-carrying merchant vessel caught fire and sank approximately 30 kilometers from Romania's shoreline following a reported drone strike.
Chisinau Mayor Ion Ceban and Environment Minister Gheorghe Hajder have publicly disputed the severity of the current water situation along the Dniester River, with the mayor accusing authorities of manufacturing panic over potential energy and water crises.
High-profile visitors including Heidi Klum and Brooke Shields have shared enthusiastic reviews of their recent trips to Croatia, highlighting the country’s vibrant summer atmosphere and hospitality.
Stars including Kinza Hashmi, Bilal Abbas, and Maya Ali have publicly expressed excitement and praised the trailer for the highly anticipated drama series starring Mahira Khan and Wahaj Ali.
Celebrating their first qualification for a European group stage in 16 years, the team’s squad disrupted the scheduled media session following a dramatic playoff victory in Poland.
The CBS crime series Matlock is set to air on Slovenia's POP TV channel, following attorney Madeline Matty Matlock as she returns to a prestigious New York firm.
The Chairman of the Opportunity Party, Agron Shehaj, reacted to the arrest of Ergys Agasi, who was declared wanted by SPAK as part of the AKSHI file.
Neurosurgeons in London successfully performed the world's first live AI-assisted brain surgery, removing a tumor from a patient. The AI system analyzed camera footage in real-time to aid the procedure.
The annual Stand Up for Heroes charity concert will take place in New York this November, featuring performances by Jon Stewart, Bruce Springsteen, Hasan Minhaj, and other notable entertainers. The event aims to raise critical funding for wounded veterans and their families through comedy and music.
Following its NATO accession, Finland is actively building a broader network of security alliances to mitigate risks, driven by growing unpredictability among traditional Western partners.