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Thousands of demonstrators have marched across Spain to protest the government's response to the migrant influx at the northern enclave of Ceuta. Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez faces intensifying political backlash and parliamentary scrutiny over security failures and diplomatic tensions with Morocco.
Authorities in Montenegro continue intensive operations to combat wildfires across several locations, including Vojnik, Bogetići, Golija, and Kazanci, with aerial support being requested.
An opinion piece highlights how a 35-year-old Danish television broadcast unexpectedly advanced the investigation into a missing entrepreneur, underscoring the enduring value of archival media.
An armed clash erupted in central Kyiv between personnel from Ukraine’s two primary intelligence services, drawing sharp condemnation from President Volodymyr Zelensky. The incident highlights deepening institutional friction within the country’s security apparatus.
Parliament member Seid Hadžić publicly labeled former President Milo Đukanović and former PM Duško Marković as traitors, while firmly denying that he faces any form of political or external pressure.
A new international study reveals which nationalities are perceived as the most courteous travelers, alongside data on spending patterns and tipping customs across different countries.
Viktor Orbán’s administration allegedly allocated €1.35 billion to companies and foundations through 2,000 classified decisions ahead of the vote, drawing criticism from experts as a potential legal violation.
In her autobiography, the entertainer describes the romantic journey that led to her relationship with the highly sought-after bachelor.
Analysts examine whether the militant coalition between the National Liberation Front of Azawad and JNIM can withstand growing strategic disagreements and operational friction.
Research data identifies countries whose citizens rank highest in courtesy, generosity, and adventurous spirit when visiting abroad.
A recent survey reveals that a majority of Polish citizens oppose supplying Patriot missile systems to Ukraine or deploying national troops to defend Baltic NATO allies amid fears of Russian aggression. The findings highlight growing domestic hesitation regarding deeper military commitments abroad.
Photographs of a camouflaged transport truck carrying an unidentified armored vehicle have triggered analysis suggesting it may be a previously undisclosed Japanese combat system.
Croatia’s defense ministry confirmed that a Bulgarian military aircraft made an unscheduled landing in a protected nature park while conducting routine training exercises.
Thieves stole a diamond necklace valued at approximately $4 million during a daylight robbery at a Vienna museum. The incident has prompted police investigations into security protocols following the brazen theft.
Media associations and unions highlighted significant deficiencies in how the Ministry of Information conducted recent public consultations on regulatory matters.
Lawmaker Alojz Hlina revealed that a drone assisting police in a search was fired upon by a member of the Fafko criminal gang, raising concerns about potential efforts to obstruct the investigation.
A mother and her daughter from Sarajevo passed away within an hour of each other during a family vacation in Montenegro, prompting widespread grief and public farewells in their hometown. Local authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the sudden deaths.
Jama’atu Nasril Islam (JNI) has officially dismissed rumors claiming a plot to create a Hisbah (religious police) organization in Jos North, Plateau State.
Senior US military officials have cautioned Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth that further escalation against Iran would critically deplete troop readiness and undermine national defense capabilities. The warning comes amid heightened regional tensions and renewed maritime incidents in the Strait of Hormus.
Houthi forces released a video of an attack on Saudi and coalition forces' positions in Yemen, using drones that dropped mortar shells.
Audiences can purchase tickets for Selma Spahić's production of Anton Chekhov's classic play starting September 1 at the JU ICIKUM Novo Sarajevo venue.
Belgrade’s public transportation network will transition to its winter timetable starting tomorrow, adjusting service frequencies across bus, tram, and trolleybus lines to match seasonal demand.
Catastrophic flooding across Nepal has killed more than 900 people and left thousands missing, overwhelming rescue efforts in the Himalayan region. Authorities warn that time is running out for survivors trapped in remote areas and collapsed infrastructure.
Military authorities in Niger have restored control over a strategic airbase following a brief mutiny by stationed troops. Government forces successfully retook the facility after tactical operations and negotiations concluded.
The highly anticipated third installment of the "Gajin Svet" franchise premiered in Ljubljana, drawing a full cast attendance ahead of its general theatrical release.
Montenegrin diplomat Milović stated that Belgrade is now the only credible candidate for European Union membership, suggesting Brussels has exhausted other expansion options. The remark highlights shifting dynamics within the Western Balkans accession process.
Finland’s president stated he cannot imagine Moscow risking a direct military confrontation with NATO, calling such a scenario strategically nonsensical. His remarks underscore growing confidence in the alliance’s deterrence capabilities following Finland’s membership.
Footage released by Israeli soldiers shows them celebrating after an airstrike destroyed a mosque in Gaza, drawing attention amid the ongoing conflict that has claimed tens of thousands of Palestinian lives.
Ukrainian officials and intelligence agencies report that Russia is mobilizing forces for a new land offensive targeting Kyiv. Concurrently, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk and NATO leadership have cautioned that the coming months are critical as Moscow escalates its military posture.
Intense thunderstorms featuring tennis-ball-sized hail and damaging winds have swept through Bosnia and Herzegovina and parts of Switzerland, destroying vehicles and infrastructure. Local emergency services are assessing the widespread property damage as weather conditions gradually ease.
European Union natural gas storage facilities are filling at a slower pace than historical averages, reaching only 63% capacity by late August as winter approaches.
Kaupo Rosin, director of Estonia's Foreign Intelligence Service, told The Telegraph that the political and military landscape in Russia could shift dramatically, highlighting potential mobilization risks and internal threats.
Political commentators highlight the unprecedented implications of the Alternative for Germany party potentially leading the federal government, noting how it would fundamentally alter Germany’s post-war security posture and international relationships.
Analysis suggests transforming political polarization into a constructive developmental framework rather than relying on emergency measures.
King Harald V of Norway has passed away at the age of 89, prompting widespread national mourning and official preparations for Crown Prince Haakon to assume the throne as King Haakon VIII.
Montenegrin police apprehended a man suspected of assault and robbery shortly after the incident, collecting statements at the local security department headquarters.
Unknown perpetrators broke into the Church of Emperor Constantine and Empress Helena in Bušince village overnight, stealing money collected from voluntary donations.
Activists and NGOs in Montenegro are calling for immediate ecological safeguards for Šasko Lake before new tourism and infrastructure projects proceed.
Poslanik u Narodnoj skupštini entiteta Republika Srpska Nebojša Vukanović komentarisao je na svom blogu smrt ratnog zločinca Ratka Mladića, koji je prema njegovoj ocjeni, bio hrabar vojnik.
The German automaker has introduced a lower-priced base model of its Frontera crossover, powered by a new 1.2-liter turbo engine, targeting budget-conscious European buyers.
CRTA published an audio recording yesterday, which allegedly features the Banjaluka branch of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) 'reporting' citizens.
Local officials in Oldebroek remain unimpressed by a city councilor's recent apology for posing with an assault rifle, with critics arguing the image fundamentally misrepresents his character.
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.
A former secretary of the Armada fan group is charged with inciting hatred after posting a provocative slogan targeting opposing team supporters.
In an open interview, Slovak director Daniela Špinár reflects on her post-transition journey, exploring themes of sexuality, dating men, losing social standing, and leaving the faith she grew up in.
A drone carrying explosive material struck an aircraft at Leipzig airport, raising alarms about potential sabotage campaigns targeting European infrastructure and Ukrainian aid logistics.
European Union Force (EUFOR) troops have carried out a large-scale training operation in Bosnia and Herzegovina, featuring rapid helicopter deployments and airborne drops. The exercise demonstrates the force's readiness to respond to regional security challenges and reinforce stability missions.
Work has commenced on the 10.5-kilometer Skopje-to-Blače motorway, which officials describe as the most complex route due to rugged terrain. The infrastructure project aims to improve connectivity between North Macedonia and Kosovo.
Kupovina povoljnih električnih vozila iz Kine postaje sve teža jer evropski osiguravači odbijaju pokriti rizike vezane za osiguranje i popravke nakon manjih nezgoda.
An analysis presented to N1 notes that while conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East drive up demand for munitions and drones, Bosnian defense industry capabilities remain underutilized due to political oversight.
Celebrities, world leaders, and fans worldwide have paid tribute to country music icon Dolly Parton following her passing. Her legacy of philanthropy, songwriting, and cultural impact continues to draw widespread admiration across multiple continents.
A local alderman from Oldebroek in the Netherlands has faced public backlash after posing for photos holding a pro-Russian flag alongside an assault rifle.
The bankruptcy trustee of Hidrogradnja d.d. Sarajevo in bankruptcy sent a reaction regarding the text published on the Klix.ba portal, which relates to the sale of this company and the claims that the buyer Halid Čustović did not…
The country music icon Dolly Parton has died, prompting an outpouring of grief and tributes from fans, political figures, and fellow musicians worldwide who celebrate her enduring cultural impact and philanthropy.
A lifestyle feature highlights a professional photographer's passion for travel, noting that he finds his greatest satisfaction in preparing for journeys and exploring new destinations.
Iran and Oman have held discussions on an interim pathway to reopen the Strait of Hormuz following escalating regional tensions. While Washington claims maritime hazards have been cleared, Tehran maintains the waterway remains restricted, prompting cautious market reactions.
An expert notes that the case of Rita Flores demonstrates how deeply Russian intelligence services operate beyond Russia's borders, leaving anti-war Russians residing in Serbia particularly vulnerable to surveillance and coercion.
CIA Director John Ratcliffe reportedly traveled to Moscow for meetings with Russian officials, a visit that sparked media speculation and denials from Russia regarding specific talks. This unannounced trip occurred amidst growing concerns of escalation between the two nations.
German investigators have discovered a third drone along with suspected military explosives near Leipzig Airport, intensifying concerns about hybrid attacks on Germany. Friedrich Merz, leader of the CDU, stated that Germany is under threat and those responsible will face consequences.
A Russian publication analyzes President Aleksandar Vučić's shifting diplomatic stance, noting his growing reliance on Washington and Beijing while viewing Brussels and Moscow as less decisive power centers.
Retailers across Croatia are competing for student shoppers, with Lidl offering discounted school supplies and quality items through its Lupilu campaign and Lidl Plus app savings.
A series of wildfires across Herzegovina's cantons have consumed forests, shrubbery, vehicles, and apiaries over the past day, prompting emergency responses.
A new state-published poll in Slovakia indicates that the PS party would not win the upcoming elections, while Smer would be unable to form a government, with the Democrats also projected to enter parliament.
A Serbian Army sergeant was found dead in a barracks in Pančevo, with authorities suspecting suicide. The Ministry of Defense confirmed the incident.
Facing significant human losses and long-range strikes on its infrastructure, Russia has reportedly decided to send 'Donskoy' as military reinforcement to the Ukrainian front.
Justus Reid, an American who gained public attention for documenting the renovation of a €5,000 house in Croatian Zagorje, is now facing serious problems, including the potential demolition of his home due to unresolved paperwork.
Ukraine celebrated its Independence Day with President Zelensky stating the nation desires peace but will not surrender to Russia at any cost. The day was marked by solidarity from international leaders and continued conflict, including a drone crash in Chernihiv injuring 15 people.
An illegal fence electrified down to the sea has been erected in Vela Čavojnica cove on Vis, and a private pier has been concreted. This violates several laws, privatizes maritime property, and creates a fire hazard.
The critically endangered, flightless kakapo species has experienced its first major breeding success in 75 years, leading to a notable increase in its numbers.
The Hungarian government plans to declassify files from the former communist secret police, revealing the identities of 60,000 to 80,000 past collaborators and informants.
A Russian Mi-8 military helicopter was forced to make an emergency landing on a major roadway after experiencing technical difficulties. Footage from the scene shows the aircraft coming to rest in a roadside ditch.
A gunfight erupted in central Kyiv between agents of Ukraine’s Security Service and Defence Intelligence, leaving ten people wounded. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has ordered personnel changes and launched a thorough investigation into the incident.
A large crowd gathered in Slovenia to protest proposed government reforms in healthcare and social policy, calling for the resignation of minister Mičič amid broader criticism of the administration.
Following renewed speculation that twenty minutes were secretly removed from Stanley Kubrick’s final film, his daughter has publicly addressed the long-standing editing conspiracy to clarify the movie’s original runtime.
Croatian Defense Minister Ivan Anušić presented medals to firefighters Tinu Ćuković and Lovra Kovačević of the 6th Croatian contingent in Lithuania for rescuing a man from a burning car earlier this year.
Public attention was drawn to a meeting on remediating an illegal dumpsite in Gospić after attendees were served bottled water despite claims of safe tap water, highlighting perceived elitism.
Workers from the Zenica coal mine gathered in front of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina government headquarters to demand resolution of outstanding wage payments.
The anniversary edition of the Bovec marathon will see over 1,500 active participants, including eight-year-old Tea, highlighting the event's broad community appeal.
The superpower wants to play the role of savior in this disaster while rejecting responsibility for the accident.
August data shows eurozone inflation climbing to 3.3%, strengthening market expectations for an upcoming European Central Bank interest rate increase. The report also highlights diverging national employment trends across member states.
According to initial findings, all three were preparing for dinner when an explosion occurred, possibly caused by a gas cylinder.
Pete Hegseth's remarks about a Canadian servicewoman have escalated diplomatic tensions between Washington and Ottawa amid an ongoing trade tariff dispute.
Montenegro’s Tax Administration conducted nearly 3,000 inspections between May and August, uncovering over 500 compliance violations and issuing 763 penalty notices totaling more than €2 million.
Party president Novaković unveiled a traffic solution for Bar focusing on optimizing existing infrastructure, removing critical bottlenecks, and improving overall mobility management.
High-ranking American military officials have cautioned that a sustained confrontation with Iran could severely stretch U.S. defense capabilities and logistical networks. The warning underscores growing concerns within the Pentagon about long-term operational readiness amid escalating regional tensions.
Researchers caution that coral reefs are experiencing bleaching events so frequently that they no longer have sufficient time to recover before the next wave strikes, threatening their long-term survival.
The head of Russian diplomacy says Moscow is simultaneously ready for "constructive dialogue" and deepening cooperation with China.
The Young Ecologists Society warns that reckless fires near Gradačka Poljana could spread to Vojnik, threatening local forests, habitats, and water sources.
Recent diplomatic negotiations mediated by Brussels have stalled, with both Belgrade and Pristina rejecting proposed compromises. Critics argue the outcome merely preserves existing divisions while undermining the EU's credibility in the region.
Following his arrest in Caracas, Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro released photographs from his U.S. detention cell, declaring that his government remains steadfast. The images mark the latest development in the geopolitical fallout surrounding his capture and ongoing diplomatic negotiations.
Crna Gora se suočava sa brojnim aktivnim požarima, posebno u blizini Nikšića, ali i u Podgorici i drugim gradovima. Vatrogasni avioni Ministarstva unutrašnjih poslova vrše intervencije za gašenje.
Intense firefighting operations are underway across Montenegro as blazes erupt at multiple locations, with authorities reporting the most critical situations near Niksic and Mount Vojnik. Emergency services continue round-the-clock efforts to contain the spreading flames.
India’s largest private lender, HDFC Bank, is expected to appoint its next chief executive before late October after months of leadership uncertainty. The board is reportedly considering promoting current deputy managing director Rajnish Kumar Bharucha or hiring an external candidate to restore investor confidence.
A culinary feature highlights a rich weekend lunch option featuring a hearty game ragout paired with soft bread dumplings, prepared according to chef Mate Janković's instructions.
Marking the International Day of the Victims of Enforced Disappearances, UN officials called for sustained searches for more than 7,500 missing men, women, and children from the Bosnian conflict. The appeal highlights unresolved humanitarian issues decades after the war.
The ruling military junta in Niger has declared that order has been restored following a violent mutiny by troops that targeted the presidential palace and key infrastructure. Government forces, reportedly aided by foreign military personnel, successfully suppressed the rebellion and retook strategic locations.
Police have detained a suspect accused of breaking into a residence, assaulting the homeowner, and stealing cash and medication. The investigation into the robbery is ongoing as authorities secure evidence.
Rebel soldiers launched an armed assault on Niamey, seizing the international airport and a state television station while attempting to storm the presidential palace. Loyalist forces have since engaged in heavy clashes and are reportedly restoring security across the capital.
Chinese authorities have dismissed two generals, Zhang Youxia and Liu Zhenli, from their positions in the Central Military Commission (CMC), Reuters reported.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that Washington recently shared intelligence regarding clandestine diplomatic discussions held in Moscow, shedding light on backchannel peace efforts.
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.
In collaboration with the Latvian Writers' Union, central libraries are organizing events where attendees can hear poets read their work and participate in discussions.
The Bosnian Ministry of Defence confirmed that a German military plane will perform a scheduled observation flight over the country from August 31 to September 4 under the Open Skies Treaty.
Representatives from Green Home emphasize that Lake Šasko holds exceptional archaeological, landscape, and natural value, calling for strict preservation measures before new development initiatives proceed.
Serbia’s national hydrometeorological service has issued warnings for localized severe thunderstorms, hail, and storm-force winds expected across the country, urging residents to take precautions.
A 26-minute gameplay leak of Grand Theft Auto 6 has surfaced, showcasing what appears to be Rockstar Games' largest and most detailed open world, surpassing previous titles like GTA 5 and Red Dead Redemption 2.
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.
GLAVNI tajnik UN-a Guterres izrazio je solidarnost sa žrtvama Ratka Mladića.
At the time when Ratko Mladić was on the run from the Hague prosecutor's office, Croatian secret services managed to gain the cooperation of a high-ranking officer of the Republika Srpska who had access to Mladić and who...
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.
Istrian police confirmed that a vessel resembling a warship stopped at Veliki Brijun port did not falsely impersonate military personnel during yesterday's incident.
Major Croatian retailer Konzum has highlighted a range of affordable products to help parents equip their children for the new school year amid rising living costs.
The city of Belgrade has installed a new network of traffic cameras designed to automatically detect and record driving infractions. Municipal officials stated the upgrade aims to improve road safety and streamline enforcement procedures.
Russian authorities have launched a new online registry containing social insurance numbers and conviction records of citizens who left the country and were tried in absentia, marking a significant step in tracking overseas dissidents.
SNSD leader Milorad Dodik has altered his political messaging regarding alleged traitors within Bosnian institutions, no longer emphasizing property confiscation as he prepares for upcoming elections.
Ukrainian forces have begun deploying a novel drone design resembling a Segway, prompting concerns over a new tactical development in the ongoing war. International observers note the device’s unique mobility and potential for unconventional strike operations.
Construction work on the roundabout in Grbavica has finished, and the road will open to traffic tomorrow morning.
The MOST party is calling for the dismissal of Interior Minister Božinović and other officials after a police officer testified that superiors discouraged her from reporting misconduct by the daughter of a prominent HDZ politician.
N1 journalists spent a day flying with EUFOR soldiers in a helicopter over Bosnia and Herzegovina, capturing cockpit views and aerial footage en route to Banja Luka.
A watchdog organization published an audio recording claiming to show a local branch of the ruling party reporting citizens with dual Bosnian-Serbian nationality to vote in Serbian elections.
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In Montenegro, in the last 24 hours, 17 traffic accidents were recorded, in which three people were slightly injured, reports Mina Agency.
Traffic conditions in Montenegro are currently moderate to heavy, particularly on major routes affected by ongoing construction. Authorities urge motorists to obey all speed limits, signage, and adapt their driving to current weather and roadwork conditions.
A former adviser to Ukrainian President Zelenskyy has been preventatively arrested in Kyiv as part of the latest corruption scandal in Ukraine. This event occurs amidst broader anti-corruption efforts and protests in other countries.
A US Air Force military transport plane made a rare and unannounced landing in Moscow, with the Kremlin stating it had no knowledge of its purpose. This event occurred amidst new US sanctions aimed at pressuring Iran's economy.
Andy Burnham, during a visit to Kyiv, was filmed playing a song by The Smiths on guitar with a Ukrainian soldier, drawing varied reactions.
A growing cultural phenomenon sees romantic partners sharing striking physical similarities, prompting sociological interest and widespread social media discussion.
The US Supreme Court temporarily allowed the Trump administration to restrict mail-in ballots, while trade tensions escalated with Canada over new tariffs, prompting Canada to consider closer ties with the EU.
While the Riksbank's executive board unanimously kept the policy rate unchanged last week, the meeting minutes suggest that an interest rate hike may be approaching. This indicates a potential shift in monetary policy.
The attack on Vukovar, which lasted 87 days, began on this day with JNA soldiers exiting barracks in tanks.
German journalists were surprised to find that a redesigned Mercedes C-Class, when configured with several options, could cost over €100,000, with some models reaching nearly €112,000. This price point is significantly higher than comparable models a decade ago.
A Hungarian Gripen fighter jet crashed near Szolnok during a training exercise, resulting in the pilot sustaining a serious spinal injury after successfully ejecting. The aircraft, which was carrying rockets and ammunition, experienced a malfunction during the maneuver.
The Constitutional Court of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina annulled the appointment of the new Una-Sana Canton Government, leading to the return of Ružnić as Prime Minister. This decision was described as a collapse of the coalition by Nermin Ogrešević.
Residents and officials on Vis island are condemning an individual who illegally fenced off a section of public maritime property using an electrified barrier, restricting coastal access.
The Special State Prosecutor's Office has determined that Police Director Lazar Šćepanović did not commit crimes related to the arrest of the former president's brother, dismissing allegations of organized crime and abuse of power.
The institute's annual report reveals it operated with its lowest budget since inception, disclosing only one contributor—energy billionaire Pavel Tykač—while withholding other financial details.
The local water utility company has notified residents that adverse conditions at water sources may lead to reduced pressure or complete service interruptions between midnight and 6 AM.
A prominent Montenegrin political figure has strongly criticized former President Đukanović and other officials regarding the upcoming parliamentary discussion on the Ratko Mladić war crimes verdict, calling them traitors.
The regional high school relocated from cramped facilities in Hejnice to a newly constructed 46 million koruna pavilion, providing modern workshops for forestry mechanics and wood processing students.
Spanish law enforcement officials have released updated assessments regarding the recent migrant crossing at Ceuta, noting that while Moroccan authorities did not directly orchestrate the initial assault, they are believed to have managed the subsequent migration flow.
"WHAT audacity," they write to her.
Diesel prices in Sweden will increase sharply on Wednesday, adding 1.50 SEK per liter to the pump price due to market adjustments.
Raif Dizdarevic, a prominent Bosnian politician and former member of the Presidency of Socialist Federal Yugoslavia, has died at the age of 100. Tributes have highlighted his decades-long diplomatic career and commitment to anti-fascist resistance.
Montenegrin authorities reported a spike in road accidents over a single day, with incidents documented in Ulcinj, Herceg Novi, and Nikšić.
The article examines how major global powers are navigating public discourse regarding natural disasters, with China actively countering speculation while managing international expectations.
Recruits from the "September 2026" generation have started their basic training at Serbian Army centers, enrolling in a six-month voluntary service program aimed at bolstering national defense readiness.
A gas cylinder explosion during dinner preparations killed two residents in Ravne, prompting the local municipality to declare official mourning.
Polish President Karol Nawrocki joined commemorations at Westerplatte to honor the 85th anniversary of Germany’s invasion of Poland, which triggered the Second World War. The event underscored ongoing efforts to preserve historical memory while reflecting on the war’s enduring legacy.
Government officials have accused former Polish Olympic Committee head Radosław Piesiewicz of compromising athlete interests through a highly unfavorable agreement with cryptocurrency firm Zondacrypto, citing opaque financial arrangements.
Greek Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis defended a new strategic military agreement with Tel Aviv in parliament, arguing it guarantees Greece's security against Turkish and other regional threats.
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 deputy secretary-general emphasized that citizens deserve clear information regarding alleged dangers to Montenegro's stability and the measures being implemented by state authorities.
Deputy Secretary-General Marko Lakić emphasized that recent credible security threats against government officials require a timely and clear institutional response.
Local emergency services confirm four active fire fronts across the Nikšić municipality, including areas near Vojnik, Krstac, Bijele Poljane, and Bogetići. Authorities report that firefighting efforts are ongoing, with no major structural damage reported so far.
Univerzitet Crne Gore počinje revitalizaciju 30.000 kvadratnih metara Tološke šume, dijela Kampusa UCG i jednog od najznačajnijih zelenih prostora Podgorice, saopšteno je iz te ustanove.
In a thrilling MotoGP sprint race in Aragon, Marc Márquez secured a double victory, overcoming strong competition from title rival Marco Bezzecchi who dominated qualifying and practice sessions.
Tensions have flared between Serbian and Croatian officials following a performance by controversial nationalist singer Marko Perković Thompson in the disputed Croatian city of Vukovar. Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić criticized the event’s implications, while local authorities maintained that no serious legal violations occurred.
Croatian singer Thompson performed before an estimated 100,000 fans in Vukovar, where attendees sang nationalist slogans and lit torches ahead of the show. The event drew significant public attention and prompted statements from local officials regarding the gathering.
The death toll from a Russian strike on an ammunition depot near Kyiv has risen to 38, with rescue teams continuing to search for missing individuals amid ongoing investigations.
A Bulgarian military helicopter made an emergency landing inside Croatia's protected Velebit Nature Park during a multinational exercise, sparking concerns among hikers and environmental advocates about safety and ecological impact.
Food writers recommend hearty dishes like roasted chops and baked semolina cakes as ideal options for relaxing weekend family lunches.
Niger’s presidential guard has recaptured a key military base previously held by mutinous troops. The operation follows reports of soldiers rising up against the country’s ruling military junta amid ongoing internal security tensions.
Tens of thousands gathered in Oslo to pay their final respects to King Harald V, whose coffin was laid to rest at the Royal Palace. Following the state funeral, his son officially ascended the throne as King Haakon VIII amid widespread national mourning and international condolences.
European Union natural gas storage levels have dropped to their lowest point in 13 years, raising fears of a difficult winter and driving up energy prices.
In Montenegro, in the last 24 hours, 19 traffic accidents were recorded, in which five people were seriously injured and two lightly.
Experts examine whether structural development agreements can replace emergency legislation, suggesting that political polarization might be transformed into constructive economic solutions.
Recent assessments suggest that the Russian military is experiencing a net loss of 6,000 personnel each month, exceeding its current recruitment rates.
The CRTA center released an audio recording alleging attempts to improperly contact residents of Banja Luka to influence voting patterns in neighboring Serbia.
A number of HDZ 'button-pushers' and right-wing commentators have been trying for days to undermine the protest and portray it as anti-Croatian.
Strong GDP figures and positive household data increase the likelihood of the Riksbank raising interest rates in September, though analysts at SEB remain cautious.
Business sentiment across Slovakia declined further in August, falling below long-term averages as industrial confidence cooled sharply despite modest gains in services and construction.
A teenage sailor who jumped into the ocean from the USS Abraham Lincoln is undergoing a disciplinary process, following an incident his wife described as a suicide attempt.
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.
The Latvian National Armed Forces have begun testing the new tracked combat vehicle Hunter, an upgraded Ascod platform designed to meet modern mechanized infantry operational requirements.
Tom de Nooijer, alderman of Oldebroek, issued a public apology after sharing an image of himself holding an assault rifle alongside a pro-Russian flag in the unrecognized breakaway region of Transnistria.
The Republic Hydrometeorological Service of Serbia has issued a warning for the Deliblato Sands region, citing unfavorable weather conditions that significantly increase the risk of wildfires spreading.
U utorak je predsednik Hrvatskog sabora Gordan Jandroković privukao pažnju izjavom da se Srbija naoružava ne samo obrambenim, nego i napadačkim oružjem.
The messaging giant announced several improved security functions and added more granular details to call logs to boost user transparency and protection.
Iran reports that recent missile attacks caused unprecedented damage to U.S. intelligence facilities while simultaneously urging the United Nations to reject American economic policies. The dual developments highlight a rapid escalation in Tehran’s military actions and diplomatic rhetoric against Washington.
Commander Vladislav Polski drove unarmed into a high-risk combat area to extract two wounded soldiers following a Russian drone strike.
A vessel with a Slovenian-Croatian crew falsely posed as a Croatian Navy ship to bypass port fees while entering the protected Brijuni National Park during a visit by a high-ranking official. The incident has sparked an investigation into maritime fraud and security breaches.
Official candidate lists reveal unprecedented competition for regional leadership roles across several provinces, with some incumbents choosing not to run.
U.S. CIA Director John Ratcliffe traveled to Moscow to hold discussions with Russian intelligence officials, marking a notable diplomatic engagement amid the ongoing war in Ukraine. President Trump indicated the meeting could yield positive outcomes, while the Kremlin confirmed the talks did not involve Vladimir Putin.
Recent rainfall has significantly aided containment efforts on Mount Stolovi, though several residual hotspots remain active in the Ibar valley region. Firefighters continue monitoring the area as conditions gradually stabilize.
Following the discovery of victims' remains and mounting public pressure, South Korean authorities have launched a comprehensive review of previously closed missing persons cases. The investigation has escalated into a national scandal, prompting high-level government scrutiny and procedural reforms.
The Trump administration paused all immigrant visa appointments globally, while the US-Canada trade war escalated with threats to electricity imports and rising consumer prices.
Icelanders vote on Saturday on whether to continue accession negotiations with the European Union amid growing global uncertainty, and the referendum result is expected to be close, AFP reports.
Croatian authorities are conducting an extensive manhunt after a suspected thief fatally stabbed a retail employee in Zagreb, prompting store staff to evacuate the premises. Meanwhile, Philippine police confirmed a fatal shootout with an alleged robber in Bulacan province.
A citizen of Bosnia and Herzegovina was arrested in Belgrade on suspicion of rape and attempted robbery in the Čukarica area. The Ministry of Internal Affairs confirmed the arrest.
Actress Saoirse Ronan has publicly stated her ambition to portray a villain in a future James Bond film. Her comments come as her husband is reportedly a front-runner for the role of James Bond.
Sarajevo's City Hall, known as Vijećnica, is commemorating the 34th anniversary of its burning, standing as a permanent monument to victory over aggression. A song titled "Winds of War," written by a grandfather who never met his granddaughter, was performed by her, having waited 33 years to be sung.
The organization has provided specialized gear to volunteer firefighters to assist in clearing burned landscapes and preparing land for replanting under Montenegro's "Green Recovery" campaign.
Predrag Matović, president of a volunteer fire brigade association, revealed that the government cut budgetary allocations for volunteers following their public solidarity with student demonstrators.
British Prime Minister Andy Burnham visited Kyiv, pledging continued support for Ukraine and delivering blueprints for Storm Shadow missiles. His visit coincided with Ukraine's 35th Independence Day celebrations, where he also played a song with a Ukrainian soldier.
After two months, Danish parties LA and SF have reversed their support for appointing a priest to serve Members of Parliament, with Alternativet now pushing for a vote to overturn the decision. This sudden shift has led to accusations of a 'coup' by some members.
Mayonnaise can be a useful culinary trick to improve the taste and texture of various savory dishes and even cakes, beyond its common use in sandwiches and salads.
Strong winds at an airport in Italy caused several small airplanes to be tossed around, with one even ending up on a roof. Dramatic video footage captured the impact of the severe weather.
Justus Reid, an American who gained public attention for documenting the renovation of a house he bought for 5,000 euros in Croatian Zagorje, is now facing serious problems as the house could be demolished due to unresolved paperwork.
A significant number of EUFOR soldiers participated in a voluntary blood donation drive organized by the EUFOR Medical Team today, providing crucial support to emergency health services in Banja Luka.