A coalition of eight Arab and Muslim nations, including Saudi Arabia and Qatar, has strongly condemned Israeli ministers' proposals to forcibly displace Palestinians from Gaza. The countries argue that such statements threaten peace initiatives and violate international norms regarding population movement.
Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir presented a seven-year, $20 billion plan to relocate all Palestinians from Gaza, drawing condemnation from Hamas and a warning from the US against forced displacement.
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".
Far-right Israeli minister Itamar Ben-Gvir has proposed a mass relocation scheme to move nearly all Palestinians out of Gaza to third countries. The plan, framed as voluntary emigration, has drawn international criticism and highlights deepening political divisions within Israel ahead of upcoming elections.
Questions persist regarding whether convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić will receive state honors upon burial in Serbia, drawing criticism from victims and returnees.
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.
The Government's Council for Cooperation with the Diaspora has strongly condemned the glorification of convicted war criminals, genocide denial, and hate speech following the death of Ratko Mladić, asserting such actions are incompatible with European Montenegro.
Serbian police arrested a 65-year-old man in Pećinci for allegedly illegally producing, storing, and trafficking explosives and ammunition, seizing 139 bullets during the operation.
Bosnian analyst Jasmin Mujanović has urged European Union leaders to impose targeted sanctions on Serbian political figures accused of glorifying wartime atrocities, arguing that such actions disqualify Belgrade from EU membership. The call highlights growing diplomatic friction over historical accountability in the Western Balkans.
Serbia will hold a state funeral for former Bosnian Serb general Ratko Mladić following his death in a Dutch prison, drawing sharp criticism from neighboring Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia. The decision has reignited tensions over the glorification of convicted war criminals and prompted calls for legal action against public displays honoring him.
A powerful glacier collapse has unleashed catastrophic flash floods across Nepal and the Tibetan border region, leaving hundreds dead and thousands missing. Rescue operations are underway as experts warn that climate change may be exacerbating the frequency of such glacial disasters.
Israeli minister Itamar Ben-Gvir has caused widespread outrage by sharing a video depicting the construction of gallows for the execution of Palestinians. The controversial act has drawn strong condemnation and accusations of incitement.
The Israeli army announced that its Paratroopers Brigade killed two Palestinians in the Gaza Strip, stating they posed a threat after crossing the 'yellow line' dividing the territory.
Spark plugs are crucial components in gasoline engines, responsible for igniting the air-fuel mixture and dissipating heat from the combustion chamber. This article provides guidance on selecting the appropriate ones.
Israeli settlers resumed a siege on Palestinian homes in the West Bank, leading to Israeli troops intervening to evacuate families and manage the escalating tensions. The incident drew condemnation from the US Ambassador and settler leaders.
Ukraine has reportedly ceased attacks on tankers following a US request, but continues to target Russian ports, with recent drone strikes causing damage and operational halts at grain terminals and an oil refinery in Novorossiysk and Orsk. Meanwhile, Ukraine's ombudsman reports at least 375 Ukrainian deaths in Russian captivity, and law enforcement has charged Russian detention center staff with torture.
Meta has launched a new, powerful open-source AI model designed for personal computers, with Mark Zuckerberg expressing surprise at the prevalent 'doom' discourse surrounding AI. Separately, Zuckerberg's superyacht crew faced scrutiny for allegedly not responding to a distress call from a stranded boat in Alaska.
The Israeli army conducted a major raid on the Qalandia refugee camp in the West Bank, resulting in injuries to more than 50 Palestinians. The army later withdrew from the camp after the operation.
A mass funeral was held in Gaza for 112 members of a Bedouin clan, whose bodies were recovered from rubble after an Israeli strike in 2023. Families had waited three years to bury their loved ones, with the event marking one of the largest mass funerals in the Gaza war.
Thousands of migrants crossed into the Spanish territory of Ceuta from Morocco, triggering a political backlash and prompting Spanish authorities to return many of them. The event has drawn comparisons to other immigration crises and sparked debate over Europe's response.
An Israeli soldier was captured on video intentionally damaging cars owned by Palestinians in Bethlehem during a military operation last weekend, according to Israeli army radio.
Days after Spain's 1-0 victory over Argentina in the World Cup final, Argentine fans continue to accuse others of 'stealing' their title, despite Spain's deserved win.
The Philippines reported that a sailor was injured during a skirmish with the Chinese Coast Guard in the South China Sea, escalating tensions between the two nations ahead of ASEAN meetings.
Russian attacks on merchant ships in the Black Sea intensified, resulting in ten deaths after a strike on a civilian maize vessel near Odesa. Several Greek-owned ships were also targeted, raising concerns about the safety of maritime trade in the region.
An Israeli airstrike in Gaza killed eight people and injured dozens more who were attending a funeral near a market. Gaza health officials reported the casualties, raising concerns about the targeting of civilians.
Inter Turku achieved a bizarre equalizer against Sarajevo, bringing the score to 1-1 with a highly fortunate goal. Sarajevo immediately resumed their attack after the unexpected goal.
Efraim Zuroff, director of the Simon Wiesenthal Center's Jerusalem office, stated that while many Nazi war criminals have died, the center will do everything possible to bring any survivors to justice.
Kaja Kallas, the EU's High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, announced the largest round of individual sanctions against Russia since its 2022 invasion. The new package includes sanctions on 250 individuals and the EU's most extensive cyber sanctions to date.
The 31st anniversary of the Srebrenica genocide was commemorated with the burial of 10 newly identified victims in Potočari, while citizens across the region paid tribute to the victims. The event highlighted differing views on the atrocity in Serbia, with some calling for remembrance and others viewing it as a day of liberation.
Two Palestinians were killed in an Israeli airstrike in Gaza, while a Palestinian teenager was shot dead by Israeli forces in the West Bank. Separately, a four-month-old Palestinian baby reportedly died after being held at an Israeli military checkpoint.
Miodrag Malić has been sentenced to three years in prison for glorifying war criminals Radovan Karadžić and Ratko Mladić. The verdict was confirmed, holding him accountable for promoting figures convicted of atrocities.
On the International Day in Support of Victims of Torture (June 26), the Palestinian Embassy stated that systematic torture of Palestinians by Israel has become a key instrument of ongoing genocide in the occupied Palestinian territory.
Electric vehicles have surpassed gasoline cars in sales across Europe, with one in five new cars now being electric. This trend indicates a significant shift in the European automotive market.
The Gaza Health Ministry announced that 1,005 Palestinians have been killed by Israel since the October ceasefire. This comes amidst reports of Israeli settler violence, including the burning of mosques and expansion of settlements in the West Bank, and a UN warning about potential blacklisting for violations against children.
A recent poll indicates that nearly 70% of Ukrainians expect President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to be replaced after the war. The survey reflects public sentiment regarding the country's leadership post-conflict.
Today marks the anniversary of the Battle of Sutjeska, also known as the Fifth Enemy Offensive, which concluded on this day in 1943 and is remembered as one of the largest and most devastating battles in Croatian history, particularly for Dalmatians.
Dragoslav Šćekić, leader of the Movement for National Trust, has called for the preservation of the current ruling majority in Podgorica, emphasizing that individual stubbornness and political maneuvering are not in the citizens' interest and criticizing the resignation of the Capital City Assembly President as a 'dramatically bad move'.
In an interview ahead of their first performance for a domestic audience at Belgrade Port on June 12, the band Kaleo shares their perspective on the current landscape of rock music, noting a decline in young guitar players.
Russia's state nuclear company Rosatom claims a Ukrainian drone struck the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant, Europe's largest, causing no major damage. This accusation comes as Ukrainian President Zelensky stated Ukraine is conducting long-range strikes in response to Russian attacks.
Israeli Minister Israel Katz has stated that the plan for the 'voluntary departure' of Palestinians from Gaza will continue 'at the appropriate time.' This announcement reiterates a controversial proposal regarding the future of Gaza's population.
Israel announced it killed a senior Hamas military commander in an airstrike in Gaza, identifying him as a key architect of the October 7 attacks. Hamas later confirmed the death of its top armed wing chief.
The trial of the Mayor of Vlasenica commenced before the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina, where he faces charges of glorifying convicted war criminals Radovan Karadžić and Ratko Mladić. His defense challenged the law under which he was indicted.
BMW is implementing its new M Ignite pre-chamber ignition technology, derived from motorsport, into M models to improve efficiency and meet Euro 7 standards, thereby extending the lifespan of gasoline engines.
The European Union is expected to approve new sanctions targeting violent Israeli settlers, with a political agreement already reached among member states. These measures are anticipated to be finalized soon.
A former US spy for Israel, now seeking a seat in the Knesset, publicly called for the ethnic cleansing of Palestinians from Gaza during a live television appearance. His controversial remarks have drawn significant attention as he campaigns for the Israeli parliament.
A Texas inmate was executed despite a last-minute confession, while Iran continued to demand war reparations from the US and expressed skepticism about quick negotiations. These events unfolded amidst broader discussions on US-China military parity, immigration reform, and calls for economic protests in the US.
Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon and Gaza resulted in the deaths of at least 14 people in Lebanon and 11 in Gaza, including women, children, and police officers, marking the deadliest day since the ceasefire began. An Israeli soldier was also killed.
Israeli strikes reportedly killed at least 12-13 people in Gaza and several in Lebanon, despite an extended ceasefire, marking a significant escalation of violence in the region.
New breakdown statistics from Germany, including data from ADAC, indicate that electric vehicles are significantly more reliable than traditional internal combustion engine cars. The reports suggest EVs experience breakdowns at roughly half the rate of gasoline-powered vehicles.
Two Palestinians, including a 14-year-old, were killed during an attack by Israeli settlers near a school in a West Bank village. Witnesses reported that settlers attacked the village, leading to clashes where Israeli forces also opened fire, resulting in the fatalities and several injuries.
Israeli forces have reportedly arrested more than 23,000 Palestinians in the West Bank since the conflict in Gaza began in October 2023. These arrests have been a significant part of the ongoing tensions in the region.
The government of Republika Srpska is initiating efforts to abolish the provisions in Bosnia and Herzegovina's Criminal Code that prohibit genocide denial. This move seeks to remove the ban on denying genocide and glorifying war criminals.
Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir visited the Al-Aqsa Mosque complex in Jerusalem's Old City, seeking greater access for Jewish visitors, which drew condemnation from Jordan and warnings from the Palestinian leadership.
Smirnov, who served as governor of the Kursk region from May to December 2024, has been sentenced to 14 years in prison after being arrested last year along with his first deputy.
Immigrant parents of new US Marines missed their children's promotion ceremony at Parris Island, fearing checks by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) at the base entrance.
Hundreds have rallied in the West Bank against Israel's new death penalty law, which human rights groups are calling 'cruel' and discriminatory against Palestinians, with the EU, Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez, and Jordan also expressing 'great concern' and condemning it as a 'step towards apartheid'. Concerns are also being raised about the Israeli right's sudden focus on settler violence, which some critics label as 'fake news' to distract from the new law.
US President Donald Trump shared a video purportedly showing a munitions depot in Iran being attacked, following reports of a US bombing in the night. American officials have confirmed that the US military struck a large ammunition depot in Isfahan with 907-kilogram bunker buster bombs during intense US-Israeli attacks, with witnesses recording dramatic footage of the strikes and explosions also reported in Tehran.
Montenegro's GP URA party announced it will present a scheme detailing dozens of interconnected firms, individuals, and institutions from Montenegro and abroad, suspected of coordinated corrupt activities related to a specific project.
The Middle East is experiencing intense military activity with fresh waves of Iranian missile attacks reported against Israel, including impacts in Tel Aviv, and ongoing Israeli military operations in Lebanon. German President Steinmeier has criticized the war, while drone activity caused AWS disruption in Bahrain, and Iran continues to dismiss claims of talks with the US as 'fake news'.
Federal Minister of Internal Affairs Ramo Isak has strongly reacted to incidents at Pecara stadium in Široki Brijeg, stating he will not tolerate hate speech and the glorification of criminals.
Palestinians held a collective funeral for 100 individuals whose bodies were recovered from the rubble of destroyed homes in the Zeitoun neighborhood of Gaza City.
Both Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina maintain strict legislation prohibiting the denial of genocide and the public glorification of convicted war criminals, though enforcement varies across court rulings.
Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya, director of Kamal Adwan Hospital in Gaza, reveals that Israeli guards are physically beating him and deliberately depriving him of sleep while he remains held captive.
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.
An explosion near a train station in Augsburg, Germany, has left two Ukrainian citizens injured, prompting authorities to investigate the incident as a potential act of sabotage. The station was temporarily closed but has since reopened.
The State Prosecutor’s Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina has received thousands of emails from citizens reporting social media posts that deny genocide or glorify wartime criminals.
Survivor associations and civic groups have condemned planned gatherings in Srebrenica and Novi Pazar that appear to honor convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić. Organizers are preparing counter-protests to oppose what they describe as the unacceptable glorification of genocide perpetrators.
Following the death of former Bosnian Serb leader Ratko Mladić in a Dutch prison, Serbian officials have proposed a state funeral, sparking widespread condemnation from EU institutions, Bosnian authorities, and survivors’ groups. Critics warn that honoring the convicted genocide perpetrator undermines regional reconciliation and violates international norms.
A recent survey reveals that 80% of Ukrainians favor cutting religious connections with the Russian Orthodox Church, highlighting how Russia’s full-scale invasion has fundamentally transformed spiritual life and national identity in Ukraine.
Fikret Hodžić’s legal team will submit a formal complaint to the state prosecutor alleging that Judge Braco Stupara and others deliberately ignored binding decisions from Bosnia’s Constitutional and State Courts.
Germany and other EU members are advocating for sanctions against Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir after he reportedly boasted about constructing a facility for hanging Palestinian prisoners. The minister's comments have drawn international condemnation and prompted calls for a strong European response.
The United States has urged Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to condemn the actions of settlers besieging Palestinians in the West Bank, with a US envoy calling the settler siege an 'act of terror.' This comes as Israeli politics show cracks playing out in the West Bank.
The United States and the United Nations have strongly condemned the escalating violence by Israeli settlers against Palestinian homes and communities in the West Bank, particularly in Qusra. Reports describe settlers besieging homes and forcing evacuations, with the US ambassador calling the actions 'terror'.
New regulations will come into effect allowing public entities and IPSS to transfer support for nearly completed Recovery and Resilience Plan (PRR) works to the Portugal 2030 program, provided specific requirements are met.
A recent survey in Poland indicates that two-thirds of Poles support a proposal to deport Ukrainian men with military obligations. This reflects growing public debate on the issue.
The National Bank of Serbia (NBS) has introduced a new benefit for its domestic DinaCard, allowing cardholders to pay certain taxes without incurring fees to encourage its use.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's approval rating has reportedly fallen below that of his generals, with only 18% of Ukrainians fully trusting him. This comes as he prepares for his first official visit to Serbia and addresses ongoing war efforts.
Australian airline Jetstar announced it will begin charging passengers a fee for using overhead lockers for carry-on baggage starting next year. The new policy will see passengers pay up to $52 for this service.
Israel has stated it will not withdraw from Gaza until Hamas is fully disarmed, defying aspects of a proposed peace plan. Hamas, in turn, has demanded clarifications regarding disarmament and Israeli troop withdrawal.
Police near Opatija, Croatia, seized over a ton of sea urchins intended for sale in Italy. Although returned to the sea, a specialist claims most of them died.
Israeli settlers set fire to two mosques in the occupied West Bank, leaving messages of 'Jewish revenge,' while the IDF conducted raids and arrested over 120 Palestinians. These actions follow an armed clash between residents and settlers, leading to increased tensions and a ban on Palestinian workers from Israeli settlements.
A shooting incident in the occupied West Bank resulted in the deaths of four Palestinians and one Israeli. This event is described as one of the deadliest in the region in recent months.
The Party of Democratic Action (SDA) has called for sanctions against what it described as a nationalist frenzy during the Drina Regatta, emphasizing that the glorification of war criminals must not go unpunished.
Russian President Vladimir Putin met with North Korean Foreign Minister Choe Son Hui in Moscow, fueling speculation about a potential visit by Kim Jong Un to Russia. The meeting focused on mutual understanding and gratitude between the two nations.
Najmanje sedam Palestinaca je ubijeno, a 22 je povređeno u izraelskom napadu na sahranu u izbegličkom kampu Nuseirat u centralnom delu Pojasa Gaze, saopštila je bolnica Al Avda.
The widespread use of 1.5 turbo engines in most modern gasoline cars is not coincidental, but rather a deliberate design choice. This engine configuration offers a balance of performance, fuel efficiency, and emissions compliance.
The United States launched its third consecutive night of strikes against Iran, prompting Iran to retaliate by striking tankers in the Strait of Hormuz. President Trump also vowed to impose transit fees in the Strait and sent formal notice to Congress about the resumed conflict.
Ukrainian drone attacks have targeted multiple Russian oil refineries in Tatarstan and Saratov, causing fires and casualties. These strikes, along with attacks on 19 Russian shadow fleet tankers in the Sea of Azov, have intensified fuel shortages in Russia, leading some drivers to convert their cars to LPG.
An opinion piece discusses the persistent divide in Portugal's education system between those who benefited from democratization and those who did not fully experience it.
Recent Israeli attacks in Gaza and the West Bank have resulted in the deaths of several Palestinians, including at least one child in Gaza and a teenager in the West Bank. Human rights organizations have raised concerns about the increasing number of minors killed due to Israeli shooting policies.
High-ranking Israeli security officials reportedly met to discuss the possibility of expelling Palestinians from the Gaza Strip, despite previous attempts to implement such plans having failed.
The Youth Initiative for Human Rights (YIHR) has released a new report, 'State of Denial,' identifying at least 110 instances of war crime denial from the 1990s conflicts by authorities and institutions in Serbia during 2025.
A Washington think tank reports that Russia has nearly exhausted its supply of Oreshnik intermediate-range ballistic missiles, with only one operational missile remaining.
The "Truth-Kalinovik '92" association, representing families of missing persons from the Kalinovik municipality, will mark the 34th anniversary of the suffering of Bosniak civilians on June 21, while also demanding indictments against those glorifying war criminals.
A fire broke out in an abandoned warehouse of the former Sljeme factory in Sesvete, Croatia, prompting concern among local residents who report it as one in a series of fires in the area, possibly caused by a group of youths.
Ukraine is developing a strategic operation from an underground bunker to completely cut off Crimea from Russian forces. The plan aims to isolate the peninsula, according to the commander of Ukraine's drone forces.
Public Works Secretary Vince Dizon has pledged year-round dredging and desilting operations for the Pinacanauan-Cagayan river confluence in Tuguegarao City, Cagayan, to address environmental concerns.
Eça de Queiroz's long-lost and unfinished operetta, 'A Morte do Diabo,' composed in 1869, is being staged in Aveiro after being rediscovered following 120 years.
The documentary film 'What Needs to Be Done' by director and screenwriter Srđan Kovačević won the main award in the international competitive program at the 19th International Documentary Film Festival Beldocs in Belgrade.
A review reflects on the International Exhibition at the Venice Biennale, particularly Koyo Kouoh's vision, and considers what it could have been if fully realized.
Israel has announced its intention to sue The New York Times over an article detailing the abuse of Palestinians. The New York Times has defended its reporting in response to the legal threat.
An independent Israeli report concluded that Hamas committed widespread and systematic sexual violence during its October 7 attack on Israel. The 298-page document details rapes and other sexual assaults used as a deliberate weapon.
Several countries, including Israel, Finland, Sweden, and Moldova, secured their spots in the Eurovision Song Contest final after competing in the semi-final round. The results sparked discussions and reactions regarding the qualifiers and their chances in the upcoming final.
The Director of the Srebrenica Memorial Center, Emir Suljagić, has filed a criminal complaint against Milorad Dodik for allegedly glorifying convicted war criminals. This action comes amidst ongoing tensions regarding the interpretation of past conflicts.
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A lineup of global music stars, including Katy Perry, Future, Lisa, J Balvin, Michael Bublé, and Alanis Morissette, has been announced to perform at the opening ceremonies for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. These events will take place across the host nations of the United States, Mexico, and Canada.
USKOK has filed an indictment against three Ukrainians arrested in Dubrovnik who allegedly defrauded investors of over 1.2 million euros by posing as financial experts.
More than 8,000 Palestinian bodies are believed to be buried under the rubble in the Gaza Strip, with less than one percent of the debris removed after a two-year Israeli war against the enclave. This information was reported by an Israeli media outlet on Monday.
At least three Palestinians were killed and ten wounded in new Israeli attacks in the Gaza Strip on Thursday. These attacks are described as a continuation of truce violations.
Fatah, the party of President Mahmoud Abbas, won a majority in the Palestinian municipal elections held in the West Bank and a community in Gaza. Palestinian authorities hailed the elections as a success, with Fatah loyalists securing numerous seats.
131 wounded Palestinians have returned to Gaza via Egypt after receiving medical treatment, while thousands more await evacuation amidst Israeli restrictions.
The United States seized an Iranian cargo ship, which Iran claims violates a ceasefire agreement and has led to Tehran refusing new negotiations with Washington. The incident has heightened tensions and put a fragile ceasefire at risk.
VinaCapital has been chosen to co-lead a new venture capital fund based in Ho Chi Minh City. This initiative aims to boost investment in the region's startup ecosystem.
Kosovo's Minister of Justice, Albulena Haxhiu, has claimed that Serbia continues to be a haven for war criminals. She stated that Serbia has not extradited any individuals accused of war crimes to Kosovo.
Pedro Sanchez underlined the need for the European Union to play a more active and leading role on the international stage, not only militarily but also in terms of values.
Israel launched an attack on Iran's largest petrochemical complex, identified by some reports as the South Pars facility. The Israeli Defense Minister confirmed the strike, stating the complex accounts for approximately half of Iran's petrochemical production.
Miroslav Kraljević, the Mayor of Vlasenica, has pleaded not guilty to charges of inciting national, racial, and religious hatred, discord, and intolerance.
Under the law passed by Israel's parliament late on Monday, Palestinians convicted by military courts of carrying out deadly attacks classified as "acts of terrorism" will face the death penalty.
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US gas prices have reached an all-time high since 2022, hitting $4 a gallon, as the Iran war escalates and drives up energy prices, marking the first time in nearly four years the average cost has climbed above this threshold.
An article celebrates World Spinach Day by offering versatile and healthy recipes that provide strength and energy, highlighting the vegetable's numerous properties.
UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese has reiterated her controversial statement that the world has given Israel a 'licence to torture Palestinians,' describing life in the occupied territories as a 'continuum of physical and mental suffering' where torture has become state policy.
Israeli settlers have violently stormed multiple Palestinian villages in the occupied West Bank, torching homes and vehicles and causing injuries. The Palestinian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has condemned these actions as organized terrorism and part of a genocidal campaign.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has announced he will soon call parliamentary elections and prepare to assume the role of prime minister. The political shift coincides with an EU commissioner canceling a planned visit after Belgrade awarded military honors to convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić.
The European Union and European officials denounced the glorification of convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić, stating that such celebrations have no place in Europe and are not protected speech under human rights law, amid fears of potential incidents at his funeral.
Donald Trump asserted that European nations should retroactively repay the United States for military assistance provided to Ukraine during the Biden administration. He also criticized British leadership on immigration and energy while making unsubstantiated claims about U.S. banking operations in Canada.
Israeli Interior Minister Israel Katz has stated that a lasting resolution to the war in Gaza cannot be achieved without the displacement of Palestinian civilians. His remarks have drawn international criticism and intensified debates over post-war governance and humanitarian logistics in the territory.
Representatives from Srebrenica highlight that the tenth phase of genocide is followed by an eleventh: the active support and practical recognition of crimes committed against victims.
The European Democratic Party issued a clear statement aligning with EU enlargement commissioner Marta Kos, emphasizing that glorifying criminals like Ratko Mladic has no place in the EU.
The OSCE mission in Bosnia has condemned escalating political rhetoric, threats directed at public officials and journalists, and the glorification of wartime figures. The organization urged Bosnian leaders to de-escalate tensions and uphold democratic norms.
The Green River cultural venue has announced a comprehensive lineup of events for September, including live concerts, film screenings, poetry readings, and artisan workshops. The schedule aims to revitalize local cultural engagement through a mix of music, visual arts, and community activities.
The Office of the High Representative has called on Bosnian authorities to impose sanctions on individuals who publicly glorify wartime offenders. The directive aims to strengthen accountability and promote reconciliation in post-conflict Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Wall Street Journal izvještava da je sukob ušao u novu fazu nakon što su ruski projektili i dronovi pogodili civilne ciljeve u okolici Kijeva, ubivši najmanje 16 osoba, dok Ukrajina pati od nedostatka protuzračne odbrane.
A 40-year-old Serbian citizen is facing charges in Serbia for allegedly participating in the war in Ukraine as a member of the Russian military. The Higher Public Prosecutor's Office has filed an indictment proposal against him.
German politicians, including Lars Klingbeil and Josef Schuster, have strongly criticized Israeli Police Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir for his controversial statements regarding Gaza. Ben-Gvir reportedly called for killing 30 to 40 Palestinians daily, leading to calls for sanctions from EU officials.
Adil Šuta, the Minister of Finance for HNK (Herzegovina-Neretva Canton), has reported receiving death threats from individuals allegedly close to Omer Hujdur to the relevant authorities.
The exhibition "Are we home?" has opened as part of the International Festival of Alternative Theater Korifej, offering a platform for residents of Kolašin to share their perspectives on their changing city.
Police near Vodice, Croatia, intercepted two Italians transporting 140 kg of sea urchins intended for the Italian market. Criminal charges were filed against them, and the sea urchins were returned to the sea.
Ukraine reported that Russia used North Korean missiles in recent attacks, causing at least 12 deaths, while Ukrainian forces claimed to have struck a Russian oil refinery in Orsk, approximately 1,500 km from the front line. President Zelensky warned that Russia is preparing for escalation by bringing in military equipment from North Korea.
A new study reveals the underlying reasons why groups tend to make more precise decisions than individuals, suggesting the answer is not merely an average of opinions.
Donald Trump responded to Ukrainian President Zelensky's appeal for additional military aid by stating the US also needs missiles. He also suggested Anthony Fauci should be prosecuted over a Covid hearing and criticized various allies and political figures.
A man from Novi Pazar, S.S., has been detained for up to 72 hours and proposed for custody by the Ulcinj Basic State Prosecutor's Office, on suspicion of assaulting two men from Tutin with a wooden stick at Velika Plaža.
Israeli airstrikes killed at least 18 people in Gaza, with Israel expressing serious security concerns over a proposed Hamas disarmament deal. The attacks continued despite reports of Hamas agreeing to a disarmament plan.
Police in Croatia arrested a 35-year-old man attempting to smuggle a ton of protected sea urchins out of the country. The confiscated sea urchins were returned to the sea.
Communist Laos has announced a ban on the import of new passenger cars with internal combustion engines starting June 1, 2026, while exempting electric models from excise duties. The primary goal is to reduce the cost of importing expensive fuel, not environmental concerns.
Reports indicate that Serbian government representatives are increasingly denying crimes and glorifying convicted war criminals, with examples ranging from commemorating Srebrenica to praising a prime minister's killer.
A compact Japanese hatchback, the Suzuki Swift with mild hybrid and AllGrip all-wheel drive, was tested as the most fuel-efficient gasoline car in the first half of 2026 by Motor1.
Američki ministar odbrane Pete Hegseth objavio je nekoliko fotografija na kojima se može vidjeti aktivnost američke vojske u Hormuškom moreuzu te je poslao kratku i direktnu poruku Iranu.
The United States has intensified its military actions against Iran, launching multiple strikes on Iranian military targets and disabling a tanker in the Strait of Hormuz. This comes as Iran reports retaliatory attacks and warns of an existential war with the US, further escalating the conflict between the two nations.
The European Union and the United Kingdom have imposed joint sanctions on Russia in response to cyber attacks targeting at least 10 European countries. These sanctions aim to counter Russia's efforts to create chaos and division through cyber warfare.
Miroslav Simanić of the Democratic Party (DS) discusses the party's difficult period since losing power in 2012 and criticizes that important decisions are being made without the involvement of Zrenjanin citizens.
Ukrainian drones have reportedly struck Russia's largest oil refinery, located in Omsk, Western Siberia, approximately 2,700 kilometers from Ukrainian-controlled territory. The attack caused a fire at the critical facility.
German prosecutors have charged a Ukrainian national, identified as Sergiy K., with sabotaging the Nord Stream gas pipelines. The individual is accused of involvement in the 2022 explosions that damaged the critical underwater infrastructure.
The Old Town local community in Budva is addressing noise issues, noting that many hospitality establishments are limiting or not using outdoor sound systems, recognizing that quality ambiance attracts guests.
Ahead of World Refugee Day, the Jesuit Refugee Service warned that Croatia grants very few asylum requests and has insufficient capacity for Ukrainian refugees to learn the Croatian language, leaving 25,000 in uncertainty.
While oil prices have stabilized after the Middle East conflict, experts warn that a full return to pre-war levels is not expected soon, with gasoline prices falling slower than diesel, showing only a small difference.
A draft of the long-awaited British military investment plan is undergoing urgent revision. This comes amid serious concerns that the UK lacks sufficient weaponry to defend against a potential Russian attack.
The Palestinian death toll in Gaza has surpassed 73,000, according to health officials, as Israeli attacks continue despite a ceasefire. Reports also indicate Israeli settlers torched vehicles and a mosque in the West Bank.
Israel is reportedly set to approve a significant plan to expand settlements in the West Bank, including allocating $338 million for the establishment of 61 new settlements. This move is expected to draw international criticism and further escalate tensions in the region.
More than 1.7 million displaced Palestinians in Gaza are struggling with severe sanitation issues in vast tent settlements across the Strip. Access to toilets has become one of the most challenging daily struggles for survival, with many resorting to makeshift solutions within their tents.
Reports have emerged detailing shocking statements from Israeli soldiers in Gaza, who allegedly expressed 'pleasure' in killing Palestinians. These remarks have sparked controversy and condemnation.
Police have filed criminal charges against two residents of Zrenjanin, suspected of committing tax evasion and tax fraud, causing over 40.5 million dinars in damages to the Serbian budget.
Israeli forces conducted airstrikes in Gaza, killing at least seven Palestinians, and also killed a Palestinian in the West Bank who allegedly threw stones. These incidents occurred ahead of Eid al-Adha, with some strikes targeting civilian gathering locations.
Tens of thousands of people participated in rival demonstrations across London, including a far-right march and counter-protests, leading to dozens of arrests and a significant police operation.
A session of Montenegro's Security and Defense Committee was postponed due to a lack of quorum, with some members refusing to attend. This led to political commentary regarding the seriousness of the individuals involved.
Tens of thousands of people have demonstrated across Argentina to protest President Javier Milei's proposed budget cuts to public universities. Protesters argue that the cuts threaten the future of public education and society.
A newly elected Green Party council member in Bolton, England, faced criticism after being filmed driving a Lamborghini to a wedding, just days after his election and public advocacy for banning petrol and diesel vehicles.
Members of the 'Mothers of Srebrenica' association held a peaceful gathering in Tuzla, Bosnia and Herzegovina, to protest the release of war criminals, emphasizing that such actions further offend victims and their families.
The Bosniak Council in Montenegro has issued a statement condemning chauvinistic incidents by individuals within the Army of Montenegro, specifically criticizing the glorification of war criminals and fascist collaborators.
An Israeli attack in the Gaza Strip reportedly targeted the son of a Hamas leader. Initial reports conflicted, with some stating he was killed and others indicating he was seriously wounded.
A portion of wounded Palestinians has returned to Gaza from Egypt after receiving medical treatment, while thousands more continue to await assistance outside the devastated enclave.
The article reports on allegations that Israeli settlers are using water as a weapon against Palestinians in the West Bank, detailing an incident where masked men cut a fence at a pumping station.
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Palestinians participated in local elections across the West Bank and parts of Gaza, marking the first such vote in Gaza in over 20 years. The elections took place amidst a challenging security situation and recent Israeli strikes.
A Lebanese journalist was killed in an Israeli strike, prompting accusations of war crimes from Lebanese leaders and a funeral for the reporter. The incident occurred shortly before Washington talks, with reports also detailing her final moments under rubble.
Activists in Carcaixent, Spain, are pushing for the complete removal of the mausoleum dedicated to genocidal figure Luburic, arguing that merely removing a fascist shield is insufficient.
The United States seized an Iranian vessel near the Strait of Hormuz, prompting Tehran to vow retaliation and further escalating tensions in the critical waterway. This incident occurred ahead of planned peace talks, which Iran is reportedly considering boycotting due to US demands.
The Ministry of Health in Gaza announced that over 72,000 Palestinians have been killed and more than 172,000 injured since the start of the Israeli aggression on October 7, 2023.
The Palestinian Embassy in Montenegro reported that at least eight Palestinians, including a nine-year-old girl, were killed in Gaza over the past 48 hours, condemning Israeli actions.
Presidenti amerikan Donald Trump po mban një konferencë për shtyp në Shtëpinë e Bardhë ku ka vlerësuar shpëtimin shumë historik të dy ushtarakëve amerikanë që u nxorën nga një avion F-15 në Iran.
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Israel's parliament has passed a new and controversial law allowing for the death penalty for Palestinians convicted of lethal attacks, a move that has drawn significant international attention and criticism.
Thousands of U.S. troops have arrived in the Middle East as President Donald Trump considers capturing Iran's 'forbidden island,' with experts now warning that seizing Kharg Island would risk American lives and may not end the Iran war.
Dritan Abazović, president of the URA Civic Movement and chairman of the Možura wind farm inquiry committee, is set to present a complex network of companies, institutions, and individuals linked to the case in the Montenegrin Parliament.
The Iran war continues to cause a global energy shock, driving fuel prices up and shaking the world economy, with Asia looking to COVID-era playbooks to tackle the crisis from the Strait of Hormuz blockage. Daily life in Asia is disrupted by the fuel crisis, and poor countries face catastrophe as the global economy pays a high price for the conflict.
The US is reportedly weighing the deployment of elite airborne troops and has informed allies about a potential ground invasion of Iran's Kharg Island to end the Strait of Hormuz blockade, with hawks within the US pushing for the takeover of the key oil export center.
