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Datuk Seri Najib Razak, Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin, and Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri appeared at the same Kuala Lumpur court complex on August 27 to face independent legal proceedings related to corruption allegations.
Meta has agreed to pay $17 billion to resolve allegations that its platforms harmed teenagers' mental health, but critics argue the settlement fails to implement meaningful safety reforms. The agreement has intensified global debates over social media regulation and prompted calls for stricter oversight of all major tech companies.
The South China Morning Post has launched a major data project diving into President Xi Jinping’s signature anti-graft campaign.
U.S. and Chinese officials met in Beijing this week, despite the White House's tough talk on China.
A Fijian court has handed down a 12-month prison sentence to a man following his conviction, highlighting ongoing domestic legal proceedings in the country.
Rappler editor Marites Vitug examines how a supposed provisional agreement on the West Philippine Sea has sparked diplomatic misunderstandings between the Philippines and China.
Malaysian policymakers and stakeholders continue to debate structural and financial reforms within the Tabung Haji pilgrimage fund board amid growing public scrutiny.
Senior executives at Snap Inc. and Boise Cascade have recently sold portions of their company shares through pre-arranged trading plans. The transactions reflect routine portfolio diversification strategies commonly utilized by corporate leadership.
Snap Inc. Chief Business Officer Ajit Mohan sold $283,825 in company shares specifically to meet personal tax obligations, according to recent disclosures.
UEFA is preparing a criminal complaint against FIFA President Gianni Infantino in Swiss courts, alleging criminal mismanagement surrounding a failed plan to sell World Cup broadcasting rights to private investors. The organization is simultaneously calling for Infantino’s removal and fundamental structural reform.
Industrial policy specialists recommend that Washington strategically open select sectors to Chinese investment to facilitate controlled technology transfers.
Nvidia’s bullish forward guidance and expanding AI ecosystem have sparked a broad rally across global equities, lifting semiconductor and cybersecurity shares. Despite the momentum, investors are tempering enthusiasm with caution over rising interest rates and upcoming economic policy signals from Jackson Hole.
A non-existent US think tank published over half a million words of material in favor of Israel in just nine days, as part of a campaign funded by the Israeli government, aimed at influencing...
Nigerian officials and political figures gathered to commemorate three and a half decades since Abia State was created, highlighting its development milestones. Governor Otti delivered a broadcast message emphasizing the state's ongoing progress and future potential.
Unknown perpetrators robbed the "Viljina Blago," recognized as Europe's most significant prehistoric gold collection, during a four-minute heist in Spain.
An analysis of how the period from 2021 to 2024 has reshaped Middle Eastern and global policy, highlighting the rise of BRICS and SCO, increased Chinese and Russian influence, and US allies hedging toward Beijing.
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates has cautioned that artificial intelligence poses unprecedented risks, describing it as the most dangerous technology ever developed. He emphasized that governments and industries must urgently establish robust safety frameworks before the technology advances further.
Veteran cricketers Stuart Broad and Jimmy Anderson have condemned the flood of negative off-field incidents and media coverage surrounding England players, while the PCB also lodged a complaint regarding an interview with Imran Khan’s sons.
Lawmakers hint at calling a special session to debate constitutional amendments that would increase Lok Sabha seats by 50% starting in 2029.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky traveled to Moldova to mark its independence day, where he discussed enhanced trilateral security, energy, and logistics cooperation with Moldovan President Maia Sandu and Romanian officials. The diplomatic push coincides with renewed Russian drone and missile strikes on Kyiv, underscoring urgent needs for coordinated air defense and winter preparedness.
Facing domestic economic pressures, Chancellor Friedrich Merz is advancing a comprehensive reform agenda aimed at revitalizing Germany’s economy and restoring public confidence in the coming months.
Montenegro’s Commissioner for Information of Public Interest has released data revealing that lawmakers undertook 181 official trips in the first six months of the year, costing taxpayers over 212,000 euros. The findings have sparked renewed debate over parliamentary spending transparency and fiscal responsibility.
The White House has ruled out diplomatic negotiations with Iran while signaling potential sanctions on Chinese financial institutions linked to Tehran, intensifying economic pressure across global markets.
A sudden glacial collapse on the Nepal-Tibet border has triggered catastrophic flash floods that have killed at least 389 people and left over 1,000 missing. More than 13,000 rescue personnel are currently conducting search-and-rescue missions amid concerns that a newly formed lake could breach and worsen the disaster.
The prolonged Middle East conflict has reached its sixth month without a decisive resolution, prompting Washington to pivot toward sustained economic sanctions against Iran. Diplomatic efforts continue as regional hostilities strain international stability.
Bosnian authorities have launched criminal proceedings against several Republika Srpska politicians and public figures for allegedly glorifying convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić. The legal actions follow controversial ceremonies and statements that have drawn sharp condemnation from domestic and international observers.
The Jamaat-e-Islami party has called for a countrywide strike on September 3 to protest a new petroleum levy, warning that disruptions will expand to markets and roads if the government does not provide relief.
Several deadly traffic incidents have been reported across the region, including a fatal collision on a major Albanian highway, a severe crash disrupting travel on Cyprus’s Nicosia–Larnaca route, and a Serbian road accident that claimed the lives of two workers. Authorities are investigating the causes and implementing safety measures.
Demonstrators gathered outside Albania’s Prime Ministerial headquarters to voice opposition to the current administration and call for its immediate resignation. Protesters emphasized their resolve to maintain the demonstration until their demands are met.
As traditional club culture shifts, cities like Bangkok are leading a transformation toward diverse nighttime experiences, including intimate street bars, rooftop lounges, late-night dining, and community-focused dance venues.
A panel of foreign policy analysts examines escalating trade tensions with Beijing, rhetorical threats involving U.S. political figures, and broader shifts in American diplomatic strategy.
CRTA published an audio recording yesterday, which allegedly features the Banjaluka branch of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) 'reporting' citizens.
Authorities in Sarajevo have detained a tenth suspect and confiscated significant amounts of cash, firearms, and vehicles as part of the ongoing "Catering" law enforcement operation. The crackdown targets suspected organized crime networks involved in illicit activities across the region.
Chinese officials have reaffirmed Beijing's commitment to promoting diplomatic solutions and reducing tensions across the Middle East, positioning itself as a key mediator in regional stability efforts.
Albanian supporters filled the stands in Norway to celebrate Eljon Sota's decisive first-half goal, securing a memorable win for their club against Lillestrøm.
An audio leak reveals a woman claiming to represent the Serbian Progressive Party offering to register a local man with dual citizenship at the Serbian consulate, raising questions about how the party obtains personal data.
A Fiji High Court judge has sentenced a police officer to jail after finding him guilty of assault, characterizing the behavior as workplace bullying.
Authorities in Jiménez and Villa López, Chihuahua, have conducted tracking operations aimed at locating missing individuals, though no new discoveries have been reported. The searches remain part of ongoing efforts to resolve absence cases in the region.
A traffic collision occurred on the A6 highway between Rijeka and Zagreb this afternoon, with witnesses reporting that the drivers involved attempted to flee from responding police officers. The incident has prompted local traffic disruptions and ongoing investigations.
REPUČKA izborne komisije member Sofija Mandić cautions that upcoming elections will proceed with voter registers in equally poor or worse condition compared to 2023, citing audio evidence of irregularities.
Projekt Výtahy do škol na začátku roku spustil databázi škol a jejich zajištění bezbariérového přístupu. Chtějí tak rodičům handicapovaných dětí pomoci vybrat správnou školu.
A sailor who recently attempted suicide by leaping off the USS Abraham Lincoln is now under investigation for allegedly fabricating a medical condition to justify his actions, according to his wife.
Lithuanian pop singer Simona Lipnė has broken her silence regarding her recent divorce, sharing a personal statement following unexpected public disclosure of the split. Her response has drawn attention from fans and media outlets tracking the resolution of the highly publicized family matter.
The Croatian Institute of Public Health has verified that tap water in Lika-Senj County, as well as on the islands of Rab and Pag, meets all health and safety standards. The confirmation follows previous public concerns regarding local water quality.
A new global ranking names Bangkok the top destination for nightlife in 2026, with Berlin, Brighton, and Amsterdam being the sole European representatives in the top ten.
Croatian literary figure Drago Šaravanja, known for exploring themes of homeland and diaspora in his works, has passed away in Zagreb.
A court has ruled that director Justin Baldoni must cover $400,000 of actress Blake Lively’s legal expenses following their protracted public dispute over the film It Ends With Us. The decision marks another procedural loss for Baldoni in the ongoing litigation.
Chinese and Polish officials have announced initiatives to strengthen bilateral economic ties, focusing on increased cross-border investment and streamlined trade agreements under guidance from China's Ministry of Commerce. The push reflects Warsaw's strategic alignment with Beijing to boost domestic industry and secure reliable supply chains.
Analysts emphasize that translating recent bilateral understandings into tangible measures remains crucial for stabilizing relations between New Delhi and Beijing.
A state-backed Russian film festival is touring five major Chinese cities, showcasing cinematic works aimed at deepening cultural diplomacy and strengthening bilateral relations between Moscow and Beijing.
DC Studios and Adult Swim announce the release date and debut a bloody trailer for the animated adaptation of the late chef’s graphic novels, featuring a voice cast led by Brian Tee and Titus Welliver.
Japanese tech giant Fujitsu has announced a collaboration with US defense contractor General Atomics to provide unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) maintenance services within Japan.
Residents in several Zagreb districts will experience temporary loss of hot water over the coming weeks as part of an EU-funded infrastructure modernization project.
Federalni ministar unutrašnjih poslova Ramo Isak oglasio se povodom smrti pravosnažno osuđenog ratnog zločinca Ratka Mladića.
Reality star and entrepreneur Kylie Jenner has publicly stated her intention to undergo another breast augmentation surgery, citing personal aesthetic goals. The announcement has sparked widespread discussion on social media and among fans.
Festival organizer Tamara Vujović stated that a recent controversy involving actor Dragan Mićanović did not negatively impact the atmosphere or success of this year’s Herceg Novi Film Festival.
Two employees at Frankfurt Airport have died from malaria after infected mosquitoes arrived on an incoming flight, bringing the total number of infections to six. Health officials are urging calm as investigations continue into how the disease spread within the facility.
Klix.ba reports that close friends shared details about the late actor’s severe health struggles, noting he felt life had lost its meaning after becoming paralyzed.
A senior DPS politician accused the current ruling coalition of adopting destructive regional policies that hinder Montenegro's European Union accession, contrasting it with years of opposition warnings.
A viewer reflects on the film "Svadba," noting its unique perspective and lingering impact after watching it earlier in the evening.
Jennifer Aniston opens up about her romance and how hypnotherapist Jim Curtis helped address her long-standing fear of flying.
Bosnia and Herzegovina Presidency Chairman Denis Bećirović issued a statement declaring that Ratko Mladić will remain permanently etched in black letters in the history of Bosnia, Europe, and the world due to his wartime crimes.
Serbian authorities have dismissed an appeal by Chinese mining company Ziđin, upholding a June order that halted the logging of 11.49 hectares of forest land at the Malka Gola site.
Following the passing of country music legend Dolly Parton, fans, fellow artists, and local officials have launched tributes and campaigns to rename Nashville’s airport in her honor. Her estate is also preparing long-term posthumous releases, including a newly recorded song set for 2046, while managing inquiries about her inheritance.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has firmly denied accusations that his government manipulated election outcomes by granting citizenship to foreign nationals, calling the claims a fabricated excuse for anticipated electoral losses. The denial comes amid heightened political tension and Vučić’s recent series of controversial public statements.
Education Minister Tunji Alausa has called on student leaders to actively campaign and secure ten million votes for President Tinubu in the upcoming 2027 presidential election, citing his administration’s support for youth reforms.
Governors in Nigeria’s Edo and Jigawa states have celebrated their respective 35th anniversaries, using the milestones to reaffirm commitments to sustainable development and regional peace. The ceremonies highlighted ongoing infrastructure projects and governance initiatives aimed at improving local livelihoods.
TOKYO (Kyodo) -- Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi on Thursday sent a message of condolences to Chinese President Xi Jinping after a deadly flash
The USPTO upheld AbTis's exclusive patent for its AbClick antibody-drug conjugate platform after rejecting a legal challenge filed by competitor Anjinmoto.
Demonstrators in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta set fire to a migrant camp and blocked Red Cross aid amid violent clashes with police. The unrest follows recent tensions over migration and has prompted a heavy security response.
The Chinese yuan has shown remarkable stability this week, resisting downward pressure despite escalating US threats of financial penalties over Beijing's commercial relationships with Tehran.
Both Zhejiang and Fujian provinces in China have escalated their emergency response levels to prepare for the imminent arrival of Typhoon Saudel.
Wealthy Chinese nationals are reconsidering Singapore as a financial hub, reversing previous emigration trends as Beijing's offshore wealth scrutiny intensifies and alternative jurisdictions face geopolitical risks.
A partial lunar eclipse will be visible across Europe, Africa, and the Americas early Friday morning, offering skywatchers a chance to observe the reddish-hued celestial event. Meteorologists advise checking local weather forecasts for optimal viewing conditions.
Two major Asian online brokerages posted robust second-quarter earnings by shifting focus to international markets, capitalizing on Beijing’s strict enforcement against illegal cross-border stock trading.
US officials have signaled potential financial penalties against Chinese banking institutions that continue facilitating oil and trade payments between Beijing and Tehran.
Peter Cullen, the acclaimed voice actor best known for providing the iconic baritone of Optimus Prime in the Transformers franchise, has died at the age of 85. His decades-long career also featured memorable roles such as Eeyore in the Winnie the Pooh series.
Financial commentator Jim Cramer notes that robust quarterly results from Nvidia and Salesforce have effectively debunked prevailing bearish arguments against major tech equities.
Local police in Daisen, Tottori Prefecture, are investigating mysterious incidents of large quantities of bread being illegally discarded along a prefectural ring road near Daisenji Temple.
An analysis by Lagos-based SBM Intelligence reveals that kidnappers in Nigeria extracted more than five million dollars in ransom payments between July 2025 and June 2026, underscoring the persistent financial impact of abduction crimes.
Two political prisoner support groups have condemned the Bureau of Jail Management and Penology for granting Senator Jinggoy Estrada special treatment, including his transfer to a private hospital for a knee injury.
A severe traffic accident on a Slovenian motorway claimed the lives of three North Macedonian citizens after their vehicle collided with a parked truck, leaving two others injured.
President Trump signed an executive order directing U.S. federal agencies to rename Lake Ontario as "Lake America." Canadian officials immediately rejected the directive, affirming that the shared waterway will retain its official name under Canadian law.
A health-focused article emphasizes the nutritional value of green lettuce, noting its high vitamin and antioxidant content alongside its role in supporting hydration.
The head of the Split traffic police department has filed a criminal report against a colleague after she testified that he discouraged her from reporting Anne Dujić in the Nakaze affair.
Market commentators and fund managers are sharing guidance on long-term wealth building, highlighting the role of diversified multi-asset funds and strategic technology investments.
Sweden, the Netherlands, Spain, and Poland are urging European Union leaders to reconsider how frozen Russian sovereign wealth can be leveraged to fund Ukrainian reconstruction and defense. The diplomatic push aims to overcome previous political roadblocks blocking the use of the billions in seized assets.
Moscow has issued a warning that it could target British military installations in retaliation for London supplying long-range missiles to Kyiv. The threat escalates diplomatic tensions as Western arms continue flowing into Ukraine.
The social media platform introduced a new tool designed to streamline content creation, allowing users to spend less time editing and more time focusing on creative output.
The Lithuanian Defense Minister stated that most newly pledged American military capabilities and troop deployments are scheduled to reach Lithuania within the current year, bolstering regional defense.
Rajeev Sharma attended the PIIF Investment Conference in Denarau, Fiji, from August 24-26, 2026, participating as both a Nasfund representative and PIIF member.
CNBC’s Jim Cramer has recommended purchasing CrowdStrike stock despite its recent rally, citing strong fundamentals and sustained cybersecurity demand. His weekly market commentary also highlighted key economic indicators and sector trends for investors to monitor.
Egzon Bytyçi, accused of killing his eighth-month pregnant wife Jetlira Foniqi, passed away in a Pristina hospital. The incident highlights a domestic violence tragedy in the Malishevë region.
Strategic tensions between Canberra and Beijing have escalated significantly following China's recent intercontinental ballistic missile test, prompting renewed defense discussions in the Pacific region.
Lithuanian developers explore the use of construction robots, raising questions about whether automation will eventually replace traditional building workers.
Police confirmed two fatalities following a violent attack at a secondary school in Gosen-Neu Zittau, near Berlin. Authorities have taken a 19-year-old suspect into custody as investigators examine the motive behind the tragedy.
The Vilnius city council has approved measures to restrict nighttime vehicle traffic, aiming to address resident complaints about noise from motorcycles and cars during summer nights.
A popular cooking hack suggests that a common pantry ingredient can significantly improve the texture and juiciness of steak when preparing it at home.
Architect Dorjana Musai, present at the 89th citizen protest in front of the Prime Minister's Office, spoke about the problems facing Tirana, focusing on traffic, construction, and development...
This astrological guide explores how your primary zodiac sign shapes your self-expression and personality traits, offering insights into individual differences based on celestial placements.
Continued documentation and historical reporting on Elder Gbenga Adedeji, covering his business ventures, philanthropy, and public life in Nigeria.
Recent reports highlight that robust visitor arrivals and steady remittance inflows are anchoring Fiji's economic recovery and maintaining a favorable growth trajectory.
Community figure Kiran calls for a return to indigenous practices and social norms referred to as 'veilomani' and 'veirokovi' to strengthen local cultural identity.
Three employees have been reinstated at the municipal company in Mostar, while nineteen others remain locked out as they continue to protest unresolved labor grievances.
Meteorologists have warned of severe winds expected this weekend, raising fresh concerns about potential wildfires in the Deliblatska Sands nature park. Local residents continue to defend the area while authorities monitor the heightened risk.
Samuel Monroe Jr., best known for his role in the 1993 film “Menace II Society,” has died at age 52 after a lengthy battle with meningitis. Tributes have poured in from colleagues and fans honoring his contributions to cinema.
During a parliamentary question session, opposition leader Aleksandar Jovanović challenged Culture Minister Nikola Selaković regarding the 'General Staff' controversy and alleged state land transfers to Donald Trump's father-in-law.
U zatvorskoj ćeliji u Scheveningenu kako i dolikuje jednom od najvećih ratnih zločinaca u historiji, danas je umro Ratko Mladić.
CNBC commentator Jim Cramer believes the recent rally in Salesforce shares indicates the worst is over and forecasts another 20% increase.
Beijing has dispatched a record number of naval and coast guard vessels to waters surrounding Taiwan, marking its largest maritime presence in recent years. The deployment underscores escalating military pressure and ongoing strategic posturing near the self-governed island.
Law enforcement agencies have arrested key members of the INF Group, a notorious Eastern European hacking collective responsible for breaching government databases and corporate networks. The operation targeted a series of high-profile ransomware campaigns and data theft schemes across the region.
Ecologists describe beavers as "ecosystem engineers" whose dams retain water in wetlands and meadows within the Soutok protected area, supporting rare flora and fauna while mitigating regional drought conditions.
State Security Minister Milan Krkobabić has raised alarms over alleged intelligence indicating two unnamed states are attempting to destabilize Montenegro through covert operations.
Chinese officials call on the US to dismantle restrictive policies and facilitate smoother academic and cultural interactions between the two nations.
Official state media announces the release of a curated collection focusing on President Xi Jinping’s perspectives and directives regarding cultural development.
Health authorities report rising cases of West Nile virus in Greece and North Macedonia, with 232 cases and 19 deaths in Greece, and 51 cases with 6 deaths in North Macedonia. Greece has intensified mosquito spraying and rapid testing efforts.
Acclaimed artist William Kentridge is presenting a major new exhibition at a leading European contemporary art museum, showcasing his signature multimedia works. The showcase draws international attention for its thematic depth and visual innovation.
For the first time, media outlet Delfi is hosting a conference on healthy movement at the Vilnius Sports Festival, focusing on stress-free exercise, hydration, and integrating physical activity into family life.
The University of South Pacific has officially inaugurated a new sustainable energy training centre in Fiji, aimed at developing regional expertise in renewable power and climate resilience.
A New York Times investigation reveals that the US government significantly expanded sales of wild mustangs to private individuals last year, raising concerns as many horses reportedly vanish from official records shortly after purchase.
Ratni zločinac, krvnik, kukavica epiteti su koji su se danas, uz vest da je umro haški osuđenik Ratko Mladić, pojavili u hrvatskim medijima.
A Croatian HDZ county prefect is questioned about public funding for those who start fires, while another official faces criticism for celebrating Serbian aggression and threatening retaliation for Operation Storm.
Law enforcement agencies conducted a large-scale raid across the Sarajevo and Central Bosnia cantons, seizing firearms, narcotics, and luxury vehicles while detaining nine suspects linked to organized crime.
Head of the Ukrainian Military Intelligence, Kyrylo Budanov, suggested that peace talks between Kyiv and Moscow could occur in September, potentially involving US representatives.
A growing number of heavily damaged American cars, deemed unsalvageable in the US, are being imported to Europe and quickly repaired before resale. Reports indicate that much of this repair work is concentrated in Lithuania.
State-linked telecom provider Telekom Srbija quietly activated Antena Plus Max for antenna users, enabling free access to several pro-government news outlets without prior announcement.
Political analysis suggests that despite his age, Senator Ed Markey remains a viable option for the Democratic nomination, a move that would align with a trend of selecting older candidates.
Moscow has issued stern warnings to the United Kingdom and broader European allies, threatening retaliation over the supply of long-range missiles to Ukraine. The diplomatic tensions coincide with heightened security alerts and strategic communications from Western intelligence officials.
The UK has added two new breeds to its official registry, including one lineage that dates back to the 14th century.
PM Peter Maďar accused opposition politicians of avoiding the Paksha nuclear power plant site during summer crises, contrasting their absence with workers' efforts and his own visits.
The Serbian cabinet has formally adopted a multi-year environmental framework aimed at preserving biodiversity, restoring ecosystems, and enforcing conservation laws. The policy sets measurable targets for habitat protection and sustainable land management.
Croatian police arrested a 23-year-old Bulgarian national in Osijek for posing as a licensed physician to defraud elderly women out of money.
Speculative reports examine Canada's potential alignment with European Union structures and the geopolitical implications of such a move. Coverage analyzes economic ties, diplomatic considerations, and the broader debate over transatlantic integration.
Finland's consumer confidence index has climbed back to its historical average for the first time since 2022, signaling improved economic sentiment. Analysts note that while overall numbers are positive, underlying data reveals a sharp divide between demographic groups.
President Trump signed an executive order directing the federal government to rename Lake Ontario as "Lake America," prompting immediate pushback from Canadian leaders who vowed to retain the historic name. The controversial directive has sparked diplomatic friction between Washington and Ottawa over territorial symbolism.
A massive glacier collapse in the Himalayas has triggered catastrophic flooding across Nepal and Tibet, killing at least 389 people and leaving over a thousand still missing. Rescue teams are racing against time to save survivors trapped in hydropower tunnels while authorities warn that unstable glacial lakes could trigger additional disasters.
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi urged Washington to eliminate diplomatic obstacles ahead of scheduled high-level negotiations between Beijing and Washington.
The Fiji Times reports on Exercise Bougainville '26, a multinational military drill aimed at enhancing defense capabilities and regional security cooperation in the Pacific.
Market commentator Jim Cramer recommended purchasing shares of a major social media platform, citing its recent price pullback as a strategic buying window.
Prince Sulyman Umaru Bubaram has been conferred the prestigious Magajin Garin Potiskum title, succeeding his father in a key traditional leadership role within the Yobe Emirate.
The renowned Senegalese hip-hop collective Gënji has announced a comprehensive and ambitious cultural program, highlighting their continued influence in West African music and arts.
Ratko Mladic, the former Bosnian Serb military leader convicted of genocide and war crimes for his role in the Srebrenica massacre, has died at age 84 while awaiting transfer to serve the remainder of his life sentence.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky called on Ukraine, Moldova, and Romania to strengthen their cooperation, especially in the areas of energy, infrastructure, and security, after a trilateral meeting…
Following the cancellation of his own program, Stephen Colbert released a social media video encouraging Emmy voters to award Outstanding Variety Series to Jimmy Kimmel Live instead.
Actor and filmmaker Goran Stanković discusses his movie "Oče naš," highlighting themes of power abuse and the mechanisms of authoritarian systems in contemporary Serbia.
Poland 'does not want' allied nuclear weapons to be stationed on its territory, Polish Deputy Defense Minister Paweł Zalewski said on Thursday.
Italian club owner Tim Leiweke, known for his ties to Donald Trump, is reportedly in talks to acquire the top-flight Croatian side NK Rijeka.
Croatian Member of the European Parliament Sunčana Glavak criticized Andrija Mandić for his public statements, emphasizing that as head of state, his words carry significant institutional weight regarding EU integration.
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.
Hugo and Mariano Jinkis have pleaded guilty to bribery charges stemming from a major 2015 investigation into corruption within FIFA and South American football confederations.
Student groups across Serbia have announced a grassroots campaign scheduled from August 28 to 30, involving direct conversations with citizens through door-to-door visits and information booths in dozens of municipalities.
Nicole Kidman and Sandra Bullock reunited on the red carpet in London to promote the highly anticipated sequel to their 1998 film Practical Magic. The stars showcased new looks, including Bullock’s debut of a shoulder tattoo, as fans celebrated the franchise's return.
Competitors in Leskovac successfully baked and weighed a massive traditional meat patty at the annual barbecue festival, surpassing last year’s benchmark.
The Ba district in Fiji will be equipped with a modern gas-fired crematorium, marking a significant infrastructure development for the region's funeral services.
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Beijing passed a 65-article statute aimed at promoting ethnic unity, which critics argue masks forced assimilation policies targeting minority groups like Tibetans.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have landed in the United Kingdom with their children Archie and Lilibet, ending a six-year stay in the United States. Their arrival has sparked media speculation regarding a potential family reconciliation with King Charles III.
Competitors in Leskovac successfully baked and weighed a massive meat pie at the 36th annual grill festival, surpassing last year's benchmark in a celebrated culinary tradition.
Authorities detained an 18-year-old male from Sarajevo during the ongoing 'Catering' crackdown operation, citing reasonable suspicion for criminal involvement.
Emergency crews have completely put out a wildfire that broke out on Trebebić mountain yesterday afternoon, with inspection teams scheduled to survey the area today.
Nine modernized RegioSpider trainsets are being deployed to the Jizerská Mountains railway line in the Czech Republic to improve ride comfort and service reliability.
President Trump has officially ruled out further diplomatic negotiations with Iran, emphasizing a strategy centered on intensified economic sanctions. This decision extends a six-month geopolitical standoff that has already escalated into a prolonged economic confrontation.
Polls show the far-right AfD party holding a commanding lead in Saxony-Anhalt ahead of the September 6 state election, signaling a potential historic shift in German regional politics.
Hydrological agencies report critically low water levels in Serbia’s major rivers, including the Danube, Sava, and Tisa, with several smaller waterways approaching their biological minimums for the season.
Meteorologists warn that a significant influx of Saharan dust combined with record-high temperatures will soon blanket Bosnia and Herzegovina, creating air quality and visibility issues reminiscent of desert environments.
The Croatian beauty retailer Douglas has introduced a new affordable peptide lip tint from the brand One.two.free!, positioning it as a budget-friendly alternative to viral lip products.
Two American congressmen have submitted a legislative proposal condemning the current administration in Serbia and urging the imposition of targeted sanctions.
The State Lottery of Serbia reports that the top prize of 25 million dinars went unclaimed in the 68th draw of the Loto 5+ game.
A short clip featuring a drowsy retriever puppy named Archie struggling with hiccups has gone viral, drawing widespread affection from internet users worldwide.
A leaked audio file reveals a woman posing as a party representative offering voter registration services in exchange for personal data, raising concerns about how the Serbian Progressive Party obtains citizen information.
The second annual Summit Her:izon in Bad Gastein brought together male and female executives to discuss critical topics including women's health awareness, artificial intelligence applications, and modern leadership strategies.
King Harald V of Norway remains in extremely serious condition following a decline in his health, prompting the royal family to gather at his hospital bedside. Across Oslo, citizens have laid flowers outside the palace while political leaders express national solidarity with the monarch.
Parents in Budva have highlighted a pressing need for a new educational facility capable of accommodating 2,000 students, as continuous enrollment growth threatens to overwhelm existing school infrastructure.
A senior Chinese Communist Party official reaffirmed Beijing's consistent diplomatic stance toward Tokyo, signaling stability in bilateral relations despite ongoing geopolitical friction.
Fejzić: Support for Spajić in the fight against hybrid actions, Montenegro...
Prosecutors and investigators are examining the circumstances surrounding the death of a man from Pljevlja, who perished after allegedly igniting a blaze that consumed his property.
A lifestyle feature suggests that everyday household items may hold untold historical or personal secrets, encouraging readers to explore and uncover hidden narratives within their own homes.
Chinese officials have firmly rejected recent American accusations linking Beijing to a major hacking operation, escalating tensions in the ongoing cyber diplomacy dispute.
Serbian Prime Minister Milojko Spajić has cautioned that the closure of key EU accession chapters could provoke coordinated hybrid operations from neighboring countries. The statement reflects Belgrade’s concerns over regional stability amid ongoing geopolitical realignments.
Following news of war criminal Ratko Mladić's death, attention has returned to the tragic life of his daughter Ana, who took her own life after years of pursuing justice for Srebrenica victims.
Authorities discovered prohibited items at Marijampolė prison on Thursday and are currently investigating the circumstances surrounding the attempted smuggling.
Ministarstvo unutrašnjih poslova (MUP) upozorilo je danas građane da je u prethodnom periodu zabeležena učestala pojava krivičnih dela prevare, u kojima se izvršioci lažno predstavljaju kao lekari,…
U prethodnom periodu zabeležena je učestala pojava krivičnih dela prevare, u kojima se izvršioci lažno predstavljaju kao lekari, često navodeći imena
Bill Gates has issued a stark warning that artificial intelligence could permanently eliminate large numbers of jobs, calling for new policies such as “human-reserved” roles and a robot tax to manage the disruption. He also urged Washington and Beijing to cooperate on AI governance amid what he described as a turbulent new era.
American federal authorities allege that Andrew and Tristan Tate misrepresented their wealth by renting luxury vehicles and yachts, with a court decision pending on whether they remain detained while fighting extradition.
General Vojske Republike Srpske Ratko Mladić, koji je osuđen u Hagu za genocid i druge zločine, preminuo u 85. godini života. I dalje nema reakcija dr
A tragic traffic accident occurred on the Fushë-Krujë–Borizanë road when a car veered off course, struck a wall, and plunged into a canal. The 62-year-old driver was pronounced dead at the scene.
Ergys Agasi, a prominent Albanian businessman, was arrested by the Special Anti-Corruption Structure (SPAK) on charges of corrupt tenders at the National Information Society Agency (AKSHI). The investigation involves luxury cars and allegations of political connections.
Severe traffic delays and road closures have affected several major motorways following multiple collisions and peak-hour congestion. Emergency services, including helicopters, have responded to incidents on the Primorska and surrounding highway networks.
Dozens of requests for financial assistance have been submitted to the Ministry of Culture following severe weather that damaged museums and cultural sites across the country.
A new social media challenge involving two teenagers staring at each other to determine who has more 'aura' has gone viral, drawing millions of views while confusing older generations.
The Independent Journalists Association of Serbia (NUNS) has demanded authorities identify a user threatening editors and union leadership, warning that inaction encourages further attacks.
A large wildfire ignited in the Lučani municipality and is rapidly advancing toward the Pajovska mountain range. Emergency services are responding to the blaze affecting areas between Kraljevo and Lučani.
A committee in the Czech Chamber of Deputies has voted against allowing Deputy Speaker Markéta Pekarová Adamová to travel to Kyiv, arguing that foreign policy decisions fall exclusively under the government’s authority. The ruling halts her diplomatic mission amid ongoing debates over legislative oversight of international relations.
Retired Croatian General Rahim Ademi criticized the late Ratko Mladić, stating he was not a legitimate soldier and only showed bravery against civilians during the 1991 conflict near Šibenik.
ČLANAK analizira rani ratni put Ratka Mladića u Hrvatskoj 1991. Hrvatski generali ga opisuju kao vojnog gubitnika, ističući poraz kod Šibenika i zločine nad civilima poput onih u Škabrnji.
YIHR director Sofija Todorović cautioned that Serbian institutions may weaponize the former Bosnian Serb leader's death for electoral gain ahead of upcoming parliamentary votes.
Diana Nausėdienė hosted representatives from two universities at the presidential palace to discuss the strategic importance of academic institutions and bilateral relationships.
With early parliamentary elections potentially scheduled for mid-to-late October, observers note that President Aleksandar Vučić’s repeated postponements reveal a clear political strategy amid growing scrutiny.
An upcoming publication claims the long-standing friendship faced tension after the prince allegedly ignored the soccer legend during a key period, sparking media interest.
Beijing has publicly condemned Taipei's increased defense spending, arguing that diverting resources to military preparedness will harm the island's long-term economic stability and development.