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The Finnish Data Protection Ombudsman has launched an inquiry into the legality of social media videos posted by the internet personality known as "Kotkamies," who has faced criticism for content designed to provoke viewers.
Finnish authorities have identified a surveying drone recovered along the country's coastline as likely belonging to Russia. The disclosure follows an ongoing investigation into unauthorized aerial activity near sensitive coastal areas.
OpenAI has released its latest artificial intelligence model, GPT-6 Astra, which executives describe as a major leap toward artificial general intelligence. Alongside the launch, the company announced a $1 billion investment in cybersecurity and safety measures to address growing concerns over AI agent oversight.
Research indicates that many men perceive dieting as restrictive and geared toward women, creating psychological barriers that complicate their weight loss efforts.
The largest employer-job seeker platform in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina launched its third edition in Sarajevo, featuring 140 companies offering numerous employment opportunities.
An international relations specialist explains how espionage serves national interests, noting that while the UK and France lead European intelligence capabilities, smaller services also play crucial roles in continental security networks.
The Sarajevo Water and Sewerage Company issued a statement denying allegations circulating on social media regarding unsafe tap water, citing laboratory tests that confirm compliance with safety standards.
Nakon što su studenti u blokadi prijavili da su bili meta špijunskog softvera, stručnjaci objašnjavaju kako korisnici mogu detektovati prisustvo nadzornog programa na mobilnim uređajima.
The Socialists' Party of Serbia and the Social Democratic Party of Serbia announced a joint electoral strategy aimed at surviving parliamentary races and distancing themselves from the ruling Progressive Party.
A Kosovar official emphasized that major infrastructure developments like road bypasses require years to complete and should not be viewed as immediate solutions to current transport problems.
Police are searching for the suspect after gunfire erupted in the Čengić Vila neighborhood, leaving one person critically injured.
Kyiv has officially notified the International Civil Aviation Organization that Russian airspace poses significant safety risks due to ongoing Ukrainian drone operations. The warning has prompted several airlines to suspend flights to Russia and intensified European Union deliberations over additional sanctions.
Kia has released initial photographs of the larger PV7 electric commercial vehicle from its PBV lineup, with the global premiere scheduled for September 14 at the IAA Transportation show in Hannover.
A dismissed educator and union representative at Jovina Gymnasium in Novi Sad claims the school director misused employment and staffing systems to pressure employees.
Investigations reveal that Meta’s paid advertising system is enabling the distribution and sale of clothing featuring convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić, raising concerns over content moderation policies.
Authorities are investigating after 431 students fell ill with suspected food poisoning after consuming meals provided under the government's Free Nutritious Meals program.
An improvised explosive device detonated near a vehicle carrying a Russian couple in St. Petersburg, highlighting escalating security incidents within Russia. The attack coincides with reports of large-scale Ukrainian military operations targeting areas previously considered secure.
Companies operating in the Rojava region showcased their industrial and agricultural products at a commercial fair in Damascus, highlighting cross-regional trade initiatives and economic cooperation efforts.
Bosnian prosecutors are reviewing thousands of citizen complaints against individuals who glorified Ratko Mladić following his death, alleging violations of criminal law.
Authorities and the state prosecutor's office are examining statements made by lawmaker Josip Dabra regarding the use of lethal force against illegal border crossers.
Indonesia's meteorological agency BMKG reports that severe drought conditions impacted 43 percent of West Java throughout August 2026.
At the Niš Film Festival, director Hana Selimović discussed her film "Yugo florida" and addressed the broader challenges facing domestic cinema infrastructure, framing cultural survival as a form of resistance.
Singer Miley Cyrus ignited speculation about dropping her last name and releasing new music after posting a single-word caption reading "MILE" alongside a photo on Instagram.
Agricultural communities in Central Java are increasingly transitioning to solar-powered water pumps to modernize irrigation systems, reduce fuel costs, and promote sustainable farming practices.
The Hungarian government has granted educators until September to finalize salary adjustments tied to professional promotions, easing tensions over pending pay reforms. Concurrently, officials confirmed that a comprehensive compensation package for police and security workers has been prepared for implementation.
Serbian authorities are preparing a state funeral for convicted war criminal Ratko Mladic, prompting strong warnings from Croatia, Bosnia, and EU officials that the move could jeopardize Belgrade’s European Union accession bid. The announcement has also triggered widespread legal action in Republika Srpska, with authorities reporting tens of thousands of criminal complaints filed against citizens for publicly honoring him.
The State Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina has initiated proceedings against several high-ranking Republika Srpska officials for allegedly denying the Srebrenica genocide. The legal action targets inflammatory statements made regarding convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić, signaling a stricter enforcement of hate speech laws.
The Sarajevo Canton Tourism Board has introduced a new mobile application designed to simplify and accelerate the registration process for visiting guests. The digital tool aims to improve administrative efficiency and enhance the visitor experience.
State Secretary György Velkey summarized the quality problems that the Szijjártó Foreign Ministry was aware of when it purchased Chinese machines for hundreds of billions – mostly unused to this day.
The labor market in Bosnia and Herzegovina has been facing a paradox in recent years that is difficult to ignore - while a portion of citizens are constantly looking for work, employers are simultaneously warning of a shortage of labor...
Residents of Sarajevo Canton can now submit requests for criminal record certificates online via the Interior Ministry’s system.
Prolonged drought conditions are drying up wine cellars and straining local resources in Portugal, while increased encounters with wild boars and mosquito-borne illnesses highlight broader environmental pressures.
The President of Serbia proved that he dares to step into Užice, but at what cost? Not everyone could attend his rally in that city. Entry to the central...
Teachers in Bosnia's Zenica-Doboj Canton have issued an urgent appeal highlighting alleged discriminatory practices and fake candidate lists in recent public sector recruitment competitions.
Medical professionals clarify that exercise-triggered allergic reactions are genuine, highlighting key symptoms like facial flushing, rapid heartbeat, and extreme fatigue that require immediate attention after intense workouts.
Police are hunting for suspects after a shooting at a rave party in Aarau, Switzerland, left one woman dead and five others injured. The victim has been identified as a 22-year-old Italian national.
A major employment event at the Industropolis Batang industrial estate attracted 3,500 applicants competing for 1,000 available positions, highlighting recruitment efforts within Central Java’s designated special economic zone.
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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.
Pediatric experts address parental concerns over selecting appropriate sleepwear for babies, emphasizing safe temperature regulation to prevent overheating during rest.
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.
The Southeastern Finland Border Guard Unit confirmed that a bear was found digging beneath the border barrier and stated that immediate measures are being taken to address the security breach.
The ruling party in northern Syria is urging Syrian authorities to enshrine constitutional protections for Kurdish communities amid ongoing political transitions.
Bosnian social media personality Amina Efendić celebrated with close friends in a traditional bachelorette gathering as she counts down to her upcoming marriage.
South African mining company Passion Java has publicly criticized Zimbabwean authorities following incidents involving the theft of gold shipments from its operations.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić stated that Belgrade places no conditions on Podgorica's progress toward European Union membership. The comment addresses recent claims by the Montenegrin prime minister regarding regional diplomatic dynamics.
SRCE deputy Slobodan Cvejić argues that the ruling party's proposed amendments to the tax service law improperly grant intelligence agency BIA consent powers over public sector employment.
Investigative journalists have scrutinized recent reports alleging that President Vladimir Putin ordered a rapid wave of asset nationalizations amid mounting economic pressures. The analysis clarifies the policy's scope and the strategic motivations behind the reported directive.
President Trump signed an executive order officially changing the name of Lake Ontario to ‘Lake America,’ triggering immediate diplomatic pushback from Canadian leaders. The move has been widely criticized as a politically symbolic escalation amid broader trade and border disputes between the two nations.
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.
Authorities in Syria's Rojava region have made Kurdish a mandatory subject in schools, effectively ending the previous system of full-Kurdish language education.
Minister Dejan Vuk Stanković assured parents and students that primary and secondary schools will begin their academic year on schedule with ceremonial events, dismissing rumors of disruptions.
U prethodnom periodu zabeležena je učestala pojava krivičnih dela prevare, u kojima se izvršioci lažno predstavljaju kao lekari, često navodeći imena
Authorities in the Tuzla Canton have temporarily suspended operations at a local nursing home after inspectors determined it does not meet required social protection conditions.
The public review of the Draft Program for the Development of Urban Forests in Belgrade for the period 2025-2035 is underway, which envisages that by 2035...
Diplomat Kajzer has emphasized that sustainable peace in the Middle East requires concrete actions rather than diplomatic statements. His remarks highlight growing frustration with stalled negotiations in the region.
Years of hosting Ukrainian refugees and supporting Kyiv have led to a significant shift in Polish public opinion, raising concerns about potential diplomatic and social consequences.
Indonesia's largest Islamic organization convenes its annual congress in East Java to elect new organizational leaders and set future strategic directions.
Ana Toskić Cvetinović of Partneri Srbija emphasized that citizens would be severely disadvantaged without an independent ombudsman to safeguard data privacy and prevent misuse during the upcoming electoral campaign.
A. G. (28) is suspected of repeatedly calling two people from a protected number and demanding money with threats.
A viral video capturing singer Darko Lazić’s performance in Zenica has sparked widespread mockery online after audience members criticized his vocal delivery and stage presence. Attendees expressed frustration over ticket prices, prompting local media to highlight the incident as a notable cultural moment.
A medical expert explains that a single elevated cholesterol reading does not automatically necessitate drug treatment, advising patients to look beyond isolated lab numbers for a complete health picture.
Israeli investors are increasingly purchasing coastal properties in Cyprus, establishing permanent communities, schools, and religious infrastructure beyond traditional tourism sectors.
The Cantonal Court in Široki Brijeg has ordered one month of detention for B.C. (73) and Ž.C. (45), suspected of the criminal offense of attempted murder, it has been confirmed.
The Democratic Community of Vojvodina Hungarians (DZVM) considers it unacceptable that the Minister of Labor in the Government of the Republic of Serbia claims that the minimum wage, according to
Iran has threatened retaliation following the announcement of new US sanctions, which target its already struggling economy. The UAE and China have also weighed in, with the UAE stating the Iran war is entering a new phase and China warning the US of potential counter-retaliation.
A complaint has been filed regarding suspicious COVID-19 procurement contracts, including a deal worth over 800 million euros for ventilators, during the tenure of Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó.
The Montenegrin government has approved new regulations aimed at strengthening worker protections and imposing stricter penalties for illegal employment. The reforms also establish a specialized permitting system to facilitate investments from European Union entities.
The Sarajevo Canton executive board approved a 1.5 million convertible mark budget to fund structural waterproofing and flood protection measures for residential and commercial buildings following environmental ministry recommendations.
A U.S. federal grand jury has indicted an Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent for allegedly lying to investigators about the fatal shooting of a Venezuelan man in Minneapolis. The charges mark a significant legal development in the ongoing probe into the officer-involved incident.
Norwegian authorities have announced the temporary reinstatement of internal border controls to manage increased security and traffic ahead of King Harald V’s state funeral. The measure, effective from early September, aims to streamline access for official delegations and prevent disruptions during the national mourning period.
An official explained potential motives behind alleged attempts to register citizens from Bosnia and Herzegovina to vote in upcoming Serbian elections, following leaked audio recordings suggesting coordinated efforts.
Security agencies across Europe are issuing heightened alerts regarding Russian sabotage campaigns and hybrid warfare tactics targeting critical infrastructure and democratic processes. Officials emphasize that these covert actions represent a persistent and dangerous shift in Moscow’s strategic posture.
County administration highlights over a decade of major public works, including school expansions, castle renovations, and irrigation systems, alongside record employment levels.
Forests and land in parts of Lumajang Regency have been burning for two days, with the Semeru fire continuing to spread across multiple regions.
Chinese automaker BYD officially opened a major manufacturing facility in Subang with an annual production capacity of 150,000 electric vehicles.
A 23-year-old man was left in critical condition after being shot in a residential area of Sarajevo. Local police have launched an urgent manhunt to locate the unidentified suspect who fled the scene.
Severe drought conditions in East Java are exacerbating wildfire activity around Mount Semeru, prompting emergency responses and raising concerns over environmental damage.
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.
Predsjednik parlamenta Republike Srpske Nenad Stevandić ustvrdio je u srijedu kako je tom entitetu ‘objavljen rat‘, a povod za izjavu bile su mu brojne osude veličanja osuđenog ratnog zločinca Ratka…
Finnish authorities are examining the circumstances surrounding a privately registered US aircraft that recently landed in Helsinki after departing from Moscow.
Health authorities are investigating a suspected food poisoning outbreak linked to MBG catering services after more than 500 students fell ill. The SPPG program has been suspended for 30 days pending the probe.
Local aquaculture workers have formally rejected government proposals to revitalize shrimp farms along the northern coast of West Java, citing livelihood concerns.
The Swedish Armed Forces recently carried out a large-scale drill focused on recovering and managing deceased personnel, marking the first such training since 1952. The exercise aims to prepare troops for high-intensity combat scenarios and mass casualty situations.
Serbian lawmakers have once again failed to appoint a president for the Regulatory Agency for Electronic Media, marking the third unsuccessful voting attempt. The prolonged deadlock raises concerns about governance delays and institutional stagnation within the media watchdog.
Marko Jug has announced his resignation after significant personnel changes were made to the governing board of the institution he directs. The departure follows internal restructuring efforts that altered the organization's leadership composition.
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.
Opposition figures in Tivat have accused a prominent local politician of orchestrating behind-the-scenes deals to bring the Democratic Party of Socialists back to municipal control.
The protection and rescue system is under full load, but for now it is managing to respond to the situation, said the director of the Directorate for Protection and Rescue of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
Sports fans and media outlets are speculating about the romantic interests of the newly signed goalkeeper, who will wear number 24 for the club, highlighting the intersection of football and celebrity culture.
Fashion designer John Galliano has withdrawn from a planned 2027 Met Gala exhibition in his honor following renewed public outcry over his past antisemitic remarks. The Metropolitan Museum of Art subsequently canceled the showcase, halting all preparations for the retrospective.
Protesters gathered in the Rojava region of Syria to demonstrate against recent policy changes that would end Kurdish-language instruction in local schools.
The President of Serbia announced that besides Užice, he can also go to Novi Sad. After 22 months and at least seven announcements, he is apparently arriving on Friday. Details about the gathering.
A kormányzat több mint száz szervezetet keresett meg közvetlenül vagy szakmai közvetítőkön keresztül.
Pyongyang has firmly rejected recent diplomatic gestures from Washington, declaring that U.S. hostility remains unchanged and pledging to accelerate its nuclear weapons development. The statement underscores continued tensions on the Korean Peninsula despite intermittent efforts toward engagement.
Recent labor market data indicates a decline in job advertisements requiring specialized skills across Serbia, while the number of applications from candidates has simultaneously increased. The shift highlights growing competition for available positions despite tighter hiring demand.
Izraelske vojne snage otvorile su vatru na ribarske čamce u međunarodnim vodama nedaleko od Gaze, povrijedivši pet civila i izazvavši zabrinutost oko sigurnosti ribara u pojasu.
The number of postings requiring specialized qualifications has dropped over the past two years, leaving experts and highly qualified professionals among the most sought-after candidates in the Serbian labor market.
A change in ownership for a major Finnish pharmacy chain raises concerns about medication availability across more than 700 locations. Stricter EU regulations on contract manufacturing further complicate the situation for domestic suppliers.
The Times Appointments section lists a senior technical position for a Java architect focused on payment systems in London's financial district, reflecting sustained corporate demand for fintech engineering talent.
A young driver from Mojkovac has been reported for a serious traffic violation after being caught operating a high-performance Audi A4 late at night. Authorities have filed formal charges following the incident.
Opposition groups and political analysts accuse Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić of prematurely directing state resources toward an upcoming electoral campaign. Critics argue the president is leveraging government machinery ahead of any official election announcement.
Statements made by SDA President Bakir Izetbegović regarding the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina have triggered widespread backlash, with rival parties accusing him of historical revisionism while he denies any slip of the tongue.
Indonesia's government says investor demand remains strong at the Kendal Special Economic Zone (SEZ) and ...
A senior political figure in Rojava advocates for a transition toward formal political processes and dialogue, signaling a potential shift in regional governance strategies.
A Russian strike hit an ammunition warehouse near Kyiv, triggering massive explosions that killed at least 37 people, many of whom were residents of a nearby care facility. Ukrainian officials have condemned the attack as a result of military negligence for storing munitions close to civilian housing.
Croatian authorities detained two suspects after a violent altercation involving multiple men erupted in Vlatko Mačeka Street in Zadar, resulting in gunfire and injuries.
SPS vice-president Novica Tončev stated that colleague Ružić should face the party’s statutory commission due to controversial remarks, though no meeting is scheduled this week.
Prime Minister Milojko Spajić and President Jakov Milatović have publicly distanced themselves from the glorification of war criminals, following a criminal complaint filed against politician Mandić.
As the conflict with Iran reaches its sixth month, Washington has intensified economic pressure by sanctioning foreign banks facilitating Iranian transactions and restricting port access. Meanwhile, Tehran continues to condemn the measures as state terrorism while seeking diplomatic avenues to ease mounting tensions.
Residents in the Rojava region have formally rejected a new Syrian decree that restricts the use of Kurdish in educational settings, sparking local opposition.
The U.S. ambassador to Belgium has been summoned for talks after publicly ridiculing the Belgian health minister’s campaign warning against excessive alcohol consumption. The incident has sparked diplomatic tension over cultural sensitivity and official communications.
Temperatures in Bosnia and Herzegovina are projected to reach 42°C while Hungary faces heatwaves up to 36°C, both regions experiencing degraded air quality due to heavy Saharan dust deposits.
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 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.
Indonesian officials reported that Mount Semeru experienced 21 eruption-related seismic events over a six-hour period. The active volcano, situated on the border of East Java’s Lumajang and Malang districts, continues to exhibit heightened volcanic activity.
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.
Kylie Jenner is keeping up with some eyebrow-raising rumors. As the Kardashians star reflected on her public romance with boyfriend Timothée Chalamet, she finally addressed speculation that they...
A prominent Hungarian political analyst argues that Justice Minister Anna Unger's proposed reforms prioritize political objectives over genuine judicial independence, contrasting them with earlier visions focused on legal accountability.
The University of Belgrade’s Faculty of Medicine has officially distanced itself from associate dean Valentine Arsić Arsenijević following controversial public statements regarding national vaccination and immunization policies. The institution reaffirmed its commitment to evidence-based public health guidelines.
Officials report a major administrative consolidation as thousands of workers previously employed by autonomous Rojava authorities are absorbed into Damascus-controlled government roles.
Bosnian firefighters and military helicopters are battling a large wildfire near Trebinje, focusing efforts on the Golo Brdo ridge to prevent the flames from spreading further.
Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto traveled to Jombang for the Nahdlatul Ulama congress, while simultaneous demonstrations erupted in Jakarta demanding the ratification of a controversial asset forfeiture law.
"Efekat prve noći" prepoznat je još 1964. godine i od tada je važna tema za lekare i naučnike koji se bave istraživanjem sna.
Health experts recommend increasing dietary fiber intake to help regulate sleep patterns and reduce insomnia symptoms. Studies suggest that a high-fiber diet promotes deeper rest and enhances overall sleep efficiency.
A feature examines feline behavior and psychology to explain why cats often struggle to understand or reciprocate human displays of physical affection.
Multiple committees in the Serbian National Assembly held sessions to review proposed laws, largely rejecting submitted amendments while addressing administrative matters regarding the official ombudsman's office staffing.
Despite recent rainfall, dozens of open fires continue to burn across Serbia's Deliblato Sands region, defying efforts to extinguish them.
Authorities are encouraging households across Britain to store water and non-perishable food as part of a broader initiative aimed at improving national crisis resilience.
Armenia's Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan announced that the country is preparing an application for EU membership, further distancing itself from Russia. The European Union has stated its readiness to examine a possible accession request from Armenia with interest.
Astrology articles explore various aspects of zodiac signs, including which signs tend to fall for the wrong person and which frequently experience déjà vu.
A gunman opened fire with a Kalashnikov near children in a neighborhood plagued by drug-related violence, prompting strong condemnation from local authorities.
MPs from the SDA and DF parties submitted a request to Bosnia's Constitutional Court to assess the legality of a Republika Srpska criminal code provision that penalizes the display of symbols associated with the Army of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Following prolonged summer heatwaves, experts highlight how concrete and asphalt exacerbate urban temperatures and call for structural changes to mitigate the growing climate challenge.
Authorities have launched an investigation into a Geoscan 701 drone discovered in Porvoo, which appears to be of Russian manufacture, raising security concerns.
A violent exchange of gunfire between employees of Ukraine’s SBU and HUR intelligence services in central Kyiv has left three people injured and triggered a major institutional crisis. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy condemned the incident as disgraceful and ordered the dismissal of both agencies' deputy heads.
Leaders of various Roma political organizations in Serbia are scheduled to meet in September to coordinate a unified candidate list for upcoming national elections.
The Levegő Munkacsoport advocacy organization has outlined strategies to abolish Hungary's utility cost reduction program, shifting pressure onto the government to address energy pricing.
Multiple European nations have summoned Russian diplomats and condemned a suspected drone attack at Leipzig airport, warning of further sabotage campaigns. In a reciprocal escalation, Russia has ordered the immediate closure of all Goethe Institutes operating within its territory.
Political analyst Paul Taylor examines shifting voter behavior in France, noting that growing anxiety about the country's trajectory is driving electoral decisions based on sentiment rather than rational policy assessment.
Culinary experts warn that improper reheating methods often leave lasagna dry and unappetizing. Using moderate heat and adding moisture preserves the dish's texture and flavor for leftovers.
A daytime armed clash between operatives of two rival Ukrainian security agencies in central Kyiv prompted President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to condemn the incident and fire the head of one involved service. The confrontation has sparked internal investigations into inter-agency coordination and operational security.
Prosecutors in Montenegro have filed criminal charges related to unauthorized building projects in the coastal town of Bar. Authorities estimate the illegal constructions caused over 70,000 euros in damages to the state budget.
A new United Nations Environment Programme report highlights alarming trends indicating that global temperature increases are on track to surpass the critical 1.5-degree Celsius threshold, signaling severe climate impacts ahead.
Cultural heritage experts in Indonesia have formally proposed two historical artifacts from the Dieng plateau for official designation as national cultural heritage sites.
Democratic Party of Socialists councillor Ksenija Aranitović warned Podgorica's mayor that municipal law does not permit him to delegate statutory duties regarding city services and state-owned companies to board directors.
The North Macedonian government has distanced itself from a senior official's controversial remarks and demanded his resignation, reaffirming the official state position that Ratko Mladić was convicted of genocide and war crimes.
The Bosniak Democratic Alliance has lodged a formal complaint against a state agency director for publicly glorifying convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić on social media, triggering legal scrutiny in Skopje.
Actor Mel Gibson has issued an apology after being widely criticized for mimicking a sign language interpreter during a public appearance. He characterized his actions as a thoughtless mistake and expressed regret for causing offense.
Indonesia’s Culture Ministry is pursuing cultural collaboration with Suriname to promote and preserve their shared Javanese historical legacy.
Bosnia and Herzegovina's Tuzla Canton recorded a notable economic transformation in the first half of 2026, characterized by declining industrial production alongside a robust increase in tourist arrivals and overnight stays. The data signals a structural pivot toward service-based growth.
Investigative reports reveal that the DistributeX platform allegedly operated a multi-million dollar fraud scheme, using mobile phone numbers as bank accounts and paying staff in USDT cryptocurrency.
West Java Governor Dedi Mulyadi has ordered temporary closures of mountain hiking areas as the province’s burned ...
A broadcast update focusing on current events and administrative changes within the Qamishli district and broader Rojava area.
BPBD recorded that Sumedang Regency had the most forest fires in West Java by August 2026.
The Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina government is drafting urgent social and financial measures to protect 1,100 employees following the bankruptcy proceedings at Nova Željezara Zenica.
Development has commenced on a 134.3 megawatt-peak floating solar installation in Central Java, marking a significant step forward in Indonesia's renewable energy infrastructure expansion.
Croatian international goalkeeper Dominik Kotarski has officially joined Dinamo Zagreb following a transfer agreement. The club confirmed his arrival at their training facility as he prepares for the upcoming season.
New research indicates that many men struggle to adhere to diets because they culturally associate weight loss and fitness regimens exclusively with women, highlighting how gender norms hinder health objectives.
The Icelandic government has decided not to resume accession talks with the European Union, marking a setback for pro-EU forces following the country's initial application in 2009.
The West Bandung District Government has successfully arranged the inaugural international shipment of premium Arabica coffee from Mount Tangkuban Parahu to markets in Saudi Arabia.
Broadcom has upgraded its TrueSource security platform to strengthen protection across Spring, Java, Python, and Node.js development environments, addressing growing supply chain vulnerabilities.
Montenegrin coastal authorities have verified that water quality parameters in Donja Lastva meet safety standards, officially declaring the area safe for public bathing and recreational activities.
Edin Forto joined demonstrators in Sarajevo, condemning measures that drive professional drivers abroad and pledging to retain them within the country.
Police are investigating after a mass shooting in Chicago left one person dead and at least nine others wounded. Authorities have not yet released details regarding suspects or motives.
Republika Srpska legislator Igor Crnadak expressed concern over statements from Sarajevo regarding the commemoration of war victims, arguing that Serbian casualties are being downplayed while Bosniak generals are glorified. The remarks highlight ongoing ethnic tensions in post-conflict Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The ruling HDZ party in Croatia issued a swift statement criticizing circulating online messages, accusing radical left activists of amateurish manipulation and attempting to politicize upcoming protests for their own gain.
Nestled between Tara and Zlatibor mountains, the village of Kremna draws visitors not only for its natural scenery but also for a decades-old tale reviving the legend of Tarabić's prophecy.
Former Bosnian Serb military leader Ratko Mladic has died at age 84 while serving a life sentence at The Hague detention unit. The International Residual Mechanism for Criminal Tribunals has opened an internal investigation into the circumstances surrounding his death amid regional political reactions.
Police documented 78 pyrotechnics violations and treated 11 attendees at the hospital following Marko Perković Thompson's recent concert, though no major legal breaches were reported.
A Hall of Fame center known for his historic tenure with the Boston Celtics reflects on a career defined by longevity and a famous court fight.
Authorities and the public are demanding the immediate dismissal of a Bosnian physician after she published a photograph expressing gratitude to convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić. The post has ignited renewed controversy regarding historical accountability in the region.
Icelandic voters have cast their ballots in a national referendum on whether to restart formal negotiations for European Union membership. The vote, which drew stronger participation than recent elections, takes place amid shifting geopolitical dynamics following US President Donald Trump’s comments on Greenland.
Foreign firefighting units, including Slovak ground crews and Czech aerial assets, continue supporting Serbia’s efforts to contain widespread wildfires. As the blazes gradually lose intensity, some international resources are beginning to stand down.
Members of the Pokret slobodnih građana (PSG) received severe death threats following their public statements on Ratko Mladić, prompting calls for urgent investigations and prosecutions.
Firefighters are working to contain forest and land fires across seven locations on Mount Semeru, with about 160 hectares affected.
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.
Law enforcement officials in Banja Luka confirmed that a series of threatening emails warning of planted explosives were entirely fabricated. Security forces conducted sweeps at targeted locations and found no devices, attributing the alerts to a coordinated hoax.
Representatives of the Hungarian Theatre Society delivered a comprehensive package of professional recommendations for a new cultural system to Budapest Mayor Gergely Karácsony and Culture Minister Ervin Nagy.
Mitar Paunović, head of the Young Democrats, distanced the party from a recent controversial public statement by Rmuš, emphasizing it reflects his individual views rather than the organization's stance.
Lumajang district police have deployed personnel to assist in battling a forest and land fire erupting on Mount Semeru in East Java, Indonesia.
Local officials in West Java are coordinating support and repatriation efforts for sixteen domestic workers who encountered legal and employment issues while working abroad.
The German naval inspector warned of a consistently high Russian threat, especially in the Baltic Sea, citing Moscow's aggressive activity.
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.
Shameful statement by Željka Cvijanović about the criminal Mladić: "In the most difficult period, he took the lead of the glorious Army of the Republic of Srpska"
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,…
The Finnish Border Guard confirmed the return of an asylum seeker to Italy following the application of updated EU asylum rules in June. The move marks one of the first practical implementations of the revised relocation and responsibility framework.
A prominent Serbian official has sparked public backlash after suggesting that demonstrators blocking roads were responsible for recent devastating wildfires. Critics have condemned the comments as irresponsible and politically motivated, intensifying debates over disaster response and accountability.
Indonesian authorities successfully rescued 170 stranded hikers on Mount Semeru in East Java after a nearby wildfire prompted the immediate closure of hiking trails. Emergency teams coordinated the extraction to ensure all visitors reached safety before the blaze intensified.
A journalist based in Warsaw reports that initial solidarity with Ukrainian refugees in Poland has deteriorated into widespread resentment, potentially leading to significant social and political repercussions.
A recent scientific analysis has quantified the vitamin levels and pesticide residues present in widely consumed fruits and vegetables. The findings provide consumers and agricultural experts with detailed data on the nutritional benefits and chemical exposures associated with fresh produce.
In a historic shift, Syrian Kurdish fighters have agreed to place themselves under the authority of President Ahmed al-Sharaa's government in exchange for promised greater rights, though constitutional guarantees remain unsecured.
Applications for subsidized university dormitories in Zagreb have nearly reached 10,000 this year, far exceeding the available 6,638 beds across four campus facilities.
Several committees of the National Assembly of Serbia held meetings today, during which draft laws were discussed in detail and the vast majority of submitted amendments were rejected.
U Srbiji će danas biti promenljivo oblačno sa dužim sunčanim intervalima, a lokalna pojava kratkotrajne kiše ili pljuskova očekuje se u brdsko-planinskim predelima, saopštio je Republički…
An Italian restaurant owner and a complaining customer have reached an agreement following an incident where a waiter allegedly spat in a dish at the chef's suggestion, with both parties agreeing to move forward.
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