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A group of Hungarian tourists were reportedly kicked out of a restaurant in Croatia after they ordered only dessert, sparking anger and a dispute with the waiter.

The seventh competition for the Milo Bošković poetry prize has opened, running until September 22 with cash prizes of 500, 300, and 200 euros for the top three entries.

The city of Dubrovnik is undertaking a restoration project to revive its historic palm-lined street along Ulica uz Posat, preserving local architectural heritage.

Scholars continue to debate the causes and full extent of the catastrophic medieval flood that submerged much of Europe, with historical records preserved in sites like Göttingen’s St. Alban Church.

Organizers claim concerts are still scheduled, but the Saint Petersburg stadium insists no formal contract has been signed, casting doubt on the artist's upcoming performances in Russia.

Amazon made a costly mistake by releasing a Jason Statham film before its official premiere, leading to anger among distributors.

North Macedonian writer Sašo Ognenovski presented his novel 'Turneja' (The Tour) at the Poets' Square, continuing the literary program of the 40th Grad Teatar festival. He emphasized that 'Theater will never die.'

Muhamed Hasanović, Deputy Minister of Finance of Bosnia and Herzegovina, responded to Minister Srđan Amidžić's criticism of a court decision requiring RTRS to pay debts to BHRT, questioning the amount RS owes FBiH.

The literary program of the XL Grad Teatar festival continued with a guest appearance by Enes Halilović, recipient of the 'Beogradski pobednik' award, at Poets' Square.

The AfD party is on the verge of achieving historic election results in Germany, potentially leading to a coalition between the CDU and the Left party to counter its rise. This development signals a significant shift in the German political landscape.

A Serbian historian has commented that Croatians have reason to celebrate, as they have received what historically belongs to them. This statement acknowledges Croatia's historical claims and achievements.

High temperatures have caused the Drava and Danube rivers to reach historically low water levels, described as a "biological extreme." This situation poses a threat to local flora and fauna, agriculture, and complicates river navigation.

Artist Mihael Bađun, in collaboration with Filip Pavić, has created a pioneering graphic journalism comic titled 'Vjesnik u plamenu' about a major fire that engulfed the Vjesnik skyscraper.

Influencers are reportedly causing massive queues and angering locals in the Italian Dolomites by flocking to scenic mountain peaks for photos, leading to widespread social media footage.

A new American study published this week highlights that invasive mold infections may be a more significant and potentially fatal threat than previously thought, particularly for elderly and immunocompromised patients.

Croatian supermarket chain Konzum has recalled its Paw Patrol Milk Snack children's dessert after reports of mold, with the same batch also found in Boso stores.

The Serbian National Council (SNV) expressed outrage and concern in an open letter to Croatian Radiotelevision (HRT) leadership over editor Mislav Togonol's decision to feature a neo-Ustaše historian on public radio's informational program.

Swedish gangs are reportedly using fake Croatian pistols, prompting HS Produkt, the manufacturer, to acknowledge the problem and state they received initial inquiries about copies years ago.

Croatian Minister Bačić announced the completion of demolition work at the Vjesnik complex, stating the state intends to take over the entire site for new public facilities and 500 affordable rental properties by year-end.

Bačić announces plans to expand affordable rental programs, build 1300 apartments, acquire the Vjesnik complex, and finalize the reconstruction of houses in Banovina.

A popular Italian resort, Varenna, has introduced new strict rules and significant fines for tourists walking in bikinis or shirtless on its streets, aiming to enforce appropriate attire.

After nearly 150 years, the courtyard of the historic Mazarović Palace in Perast has reopened its doors, now serving as a space for culture, dialogue, and reflection as part of the International KotorArt Festival.

Detailed coverage has been provided on the demolition of the Vjesnik building in Croatia, showcasing the current state of the construction site and outlining future plans for the area.

A new comic strip titled 'Vjesnik u plamenu' (Vjesnik in Flames) has been created based on research into the events surrounding the demise of the Vjesnik newspaper.

Podvožnjak Slavonske i Zagrebačke avenije ispod Savske ceste ponovno će biti zatvoren za sav promet u smjeru istoka od subote poslijepodne do ranih jutarnjih sati u ponedjeljak.

The historical novel "Antigon, Son of God" by Finnish author Jukka M. Heikkilä transports readers to the wars of the Diadochi, the successors of Alexander the Great, drawing parallels to contemporary times.

Snježana Vego, a renowned Croatian fashion and costume designer and university professor, has passed away at the age of 71, remembered for her contributions to Croatian culture.

A 40-second video posted on Livecam Croatia's Instagram profile condenses several months of the Vjesnik skyscraper's demolition, showing its gradual disappearance.

The Ultra Music Festival in Croatia showcased a vibrant atmosphere with attendees dressed in football jerseys and unique outfits, including a man with a parrot. The festival also featured unusual attractions like Franciscan friars offering prayers and pizza sold from a bus.

ERLING HAALAND smatra Englesku favoritom za SP i poziva medije da im stvore pritisak. Izrazio je iznenađenje Norveškim povijesnim uspjehom i plasmanom u četvrtfinale protiv zemlje u kojoj je rođen.

Intense lobbying efforts are underway by two opposing factions as candidates Dragan Primorac and Josip Varvodić vie for the presidency of the Croatian Olympic Committee, each working to secure support for their respective bids.

Residents in Primorska Street in central Zagreb are furious after an unregistered car has been parked in a disabled spot for over six months. The vehicle's registration plates were removed.

Author Lokotar presented his book 'Limited edition' at Trg pjesnika, discussing his writing process, editorial ethics, and personal connections to various places and family heritage.

A new collection of Chanel bags has drawn sharp criticism from luxury fashion enthusiasts, who describe the designs as 'ordinary and boring'.

Montenegrin poet Biljana Đurđević was awarded this year's 'Zlatna trešnja' (Golden Cherry) prize for her poem 'Ples na kiši' (Dance in the Rain). The award is presented annually by the Literra Salinea Association of Writers, Literary Critics, and Cultural Institutions from Tuzla.

An Ebola treatment center in Congo was set on fire by angry protesters, resulting in a death and the escape of infected patients.

RADNJA prati veterana koji mora voditi zatvorenike kroz divljinu radi slobode.

The French national football team faced an awkward situation before their match against Norway as FIFA reportedly prohibited them from wearing black armbands, leading to anger among the Tricolores.

Ammar Borančić, an official of the European Alliance, has called for the resignation or dismissal of Montenegrin Defense Minister Dragan Krapović following his alleged appearance in criminal 'Sky' correspondence.

Tilman Fertitta, the US Ambassador to Italy and a billionaire, plans to dock his $450 million superyacht in Venice, drawing strong criticism and anger from locals.

ITALIJA je odbacila izjave glavnog tajnika NATO-a Marka Ruttea da su stotine američkih zrakoplova poletjele iz američkih baza u Italiji kako bi podržale vojne operacije protiv Irana, rekavši da je…

Author Eimear McBride, known for her challenging works, responds from Pula to warnings about disturbing content in her books, expressing her frustration.

The demolition of the Vjesnik skyscraper in Croatia is progressing, with the final floors being removed over the extended weekend. The northern section of the building was recently cleared, and the entire complex is expected to be gone by mid-July.

A discussion is ongoing in Bosnia and Herzegovina about how to tackle reckless driving and whether citizens should take on a 'police' role or continue to ignore the issue.

Vanja Radovanović, president of the Mapiranje Kvartova association, recounts a 'surreal' event hinted at by the hands of a wall clock in the Vjesnik skyscraper, while discussing the view from its top and the uniqueness of Savska cesta in Zagreb.

Montenegro acknowledges the presence of inflation and discusses the challenges of increasing wages. Officials note that some employers opposed coefficient increases, which would have prevented the private sector from experiencing any pay raises, leading to public disappointment.

Residents of Dugi dol street near a Zagreb hospital have expressed outrage over severe traffic problems, calling the situation 'humiliating.' A city councilor highlighted the 'impossible' living conditions due to traffic congestion.

Work continues on the demolition of the Vjesnik building in Zagreb, with its silhouette shrinking daily, and the underpass reopened for traffic.

Residents express anger over a surge in crimes linked to foreign nationals from Iraq and the Balkans, with thousands of investigations underway against approximately 2,100 individuals.

Everton manager David Moyes sparked controversy by calling journalists 'stupid' during a pre-match press conference, following his team's Premier League victory over Crystal Palace.

Firefighters achieved significant progress on Monday in containing a wildfire in Nevada that had threatened Reno, destroyed dozens of homes, and forced thousands to evacuate over the weekend.

The article discusses how Mel Gibson's depiction of William Wallace, a Scottish knight and independence leader, contributed to historical inaccuracies surrounding his life and legacy.

A resident of Split expressed anger over fireworks displayed during the closing ceremony of the Youth Sports Games, questioning their approval while fires rage across Dalmatia. The incident has drawn criticism regarding public safety and sensitivity.

Montenegro's Minister of Public Works, Majda Adžović, and Nikšić Municipality President, Marko Kovačević, visited several local communities in Nikšić to discuss current infrastructure projects, with two million euros allocated for such initiatives.

Četvero osumnjičenih za namjerno podmetanje požara na čak deset lokacija na širem području Zadra priznalo je krivicu. U cijeli slučaj uključio se i USKOK, a nadležni istražuju i mogući čin terorizma.

The local committee of Borak, Croatia, is urgently seeking solutions for traffic blockades and protection from landslides following a fire that endangered the lives of two thousand residents.

Eight members of the HGSS Makarska station spent hours rescuing an ill-equipped tourist from Biokovo mountain who was wearing socks and beach slippers. Rescue services expressed frustration over the increasing number of careless tourists.

Croatian personality Dean Kotiga expressed his outrage on X (formerly Twitter) after encountering trash dumped in nature, suggesting harsh penalties for such acts.

The White House's social media post, which used the character Spider-Man to promote the work of the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), angered Marvel fans and drew criticism.

The White House used the character Spider-Man in an Instagram post to promote the immigration agency ICE, sparking outrage among Marvel fans who are calling for Marvel and Sony to take legal action.

Alfred Tennyson, the celebrated Victorian poet laureate, is remembered for his emotional and reflective verses that left an indelible mark on literature. Queen Victoria was reportedly a great admirer of his work.

Residents in Zagreb are expressing concern over ongoing digging work near the former Vjesnik building, questioning when the situation will return to normal.

A new development regarding the placement of portable toilets before Marko Perković Thompson's concert in Šibenik has angered some residents, raising questions about the city's reputation.

A new study indicates that prehistoric hunters specifically targeted female mammoths, suggesting a strategic approach to hunting practices.

Teenagers suspected of setting the Vjesnik building on fire have been released. Two 18-year-olds spent 40 days in Remetinec prison and then seven months under house arrest during the investigation.

The Cultural and Information Center Zeta has launched a public call for participation in its inaugural Children's Song Festival, 'Children Sing Poets,' scheduled for December 2026.

The Drava River near Osijek has fallen to a new historic low, revealing dramatic scenes including long-sunken ships. Aerial photographs show the extent of the water level drop.

The Aslef train drivers' union in the UK is considering a strike because operators have failed to provide adequate toilet facilities, with drivers still forced to endure inhumane conditions a year after a regulator's order.

The Serbian National Council (SNV) has sent an open letter to HRT, condemning the appearance of historian M. Jareb, whom they accuse of historical revisionism regarding the Srb uprising, and threatened a boycott of subscription fees.

The conceptual design for the Zabjelo Local Center in Podgorica has been selected. This marks a step forward in the development of the community hub.

A new plan has been announced for the intersection near the Vjesnik skyscraper in Zagreb, Croatia, after nearly nine months of traffic congestion and chaos. The southern lane of Slavonska Avenue is expected to reopen soon, pending final arrangements and cleaning.

Germany, a major hub of the automotive industry and a stronghold of internal combustion engines, has reached a historic milestone as electric cars have for the first time outsold all other vehicle types.

The demolition of the Vjesnik skyscraper in Croatia has been completed, with Eurco finishing the final works at the construction site.

A Gen Z student's statement expressing her desire to marry a rich man and avoid working has ignited a fierce debate and outrage across the internet, particularly on Reddit.

Katarina Peović presented her book of essays, 'The End of Capitalism?', at the XL Grad Teatar festival's literary program on Trg pjesnika. Dr. Marijan Krivak moderated the evening.

The Croatian Association of Sports Journalists is advocating for the tram station in Savska to retain the name 'Vjesnik' as a significant symbol and reminder of Croatian journalism, following the closure of the Vjesnik newspaper.

Public utility teams in Sarajevo have conducted extraordinary activities over five days, from July 10 to 15, 2026, to remove illegal dumpsites and maintain communal order.

A viral video shows a man who ordered a fruit salad in Belgrade and received only watermelon, along with a bill that left him furious. The incident has sparked widespread discussion online.

An English farmer resorted to spraying dozens of cars with manure after drivers illegally parked on his private land near a popular excursion spot. The farmer was reportedly frustrated by the unauthorized parking.

The auction of a T-Rex skeleton named 'Gus' for a record €26 million has angered scientists, who fear the valuable fossil will be lost to science if it ends up in a private collection.

A poetic evening was organized for Baković, during which he was presented with top honors from the "Vraneš" Association, including the "Dimitrije Jevrtović - Polimac" commendation, the "Župan Vukan" Great Vraneš Charter, and the Liberators' Memorial.

Police are guarding the famous Turkish Steps (Scala dei Turchi) from irresponsible tourists, highlighting how mass tourism can challenge natural attractions, following its closure in 2020.

A woman's request to bring her child on a BlaBlaCar ride and the driver's response sparked a heated debate on Reddit, questioning whether the driver was rude or the mother overreacted.

Velike gužve, višesatno čekanje na trajekt za Supetar te pokušaji pojedinih vozača da se preko reda ukrcaju na brod izazvali su u nedjelju napetu atmosferu u splitskoj trajektnoj luci, zbog čega je…

An enormous pile of waste left on a street in Senj has angered local residents, with some sarcastically suggesting it makes for a 'good selfie for tourists.'

Monsignor Mile Vidović, a historian and priest of the Split-Makarska archdiocese, passed away today at the age of 91 in a Split hospital. His family confirmed the death to Hina.

An article provides advice on whether to discard an entire package of blueberries if only one berry is moldy, suggesting that a single moldy berry does not necessarily mean the whole package must be thrown out.

U NJEMAČKOJ je danas izjednačen povijesni temperaturni rekord. Kako javlja agencija dpa, Njemačka meteorološka služba (DWD) objavila je da je u saveznoj zemlji Saskoj izmjereno čak 41.5 stupnjeva…

One of Zagreb's iconic symbols, the Vjesnik skyscraper, has been completely demolished, with its final section brought down on Thursday, marking its permanent removal from the city's skyline.

The Vjesnik complex in Zagreb is being completely demolished, with the site expected to be cleared by mid-July, after which the Ministry will launch an architectural competition for its future development. A timelapse video shows the demolition process.

The Vjesnik skyscraper, a cultural landmark and symbol of Zagreb at the intersection of Savska cesta and Slavonska avenija, has been completely demolished, with nothing remaining of the building.

U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders vehemently criticized the Israeli government's policies and specifically condemned Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir's controversial statements, calling them the remarks of a 'war criminal' and stating they do not deserve U.S. support.

The first generation of students to complete instruction in the Croatian language in Belgrade has received their certificates. This event marks a historic moment for Croatian language education in the city.

Driving a tractor in a forest area near Vidovec in the Markuševac area on Saturday afternoon ended fatally.

The "Stih u regiji" poetry festival in Zagreb brought together around fifty participants from Europe and across the globe, continuing with a visit to the National and University Library.

Croatia's HDZ party reacted with outrage and chaos in Parliament to a bill proposed by the Možemo! party, accusing them of manipulating and creating a 'vile pamphlet' regarding veterans' care.

As the burned Vjesnik skyscraper in Zagreb is being demolished, an indictment council of the Municipal Criminal Court in Zagreb is investigating the high school graduates who allegedly set it on fire.

Residents in Zaječar, Serbia, and a street in Zagreb, Croatia, have called for protests against their respective city administrations, citing unbearable living conditions. The protests highlight growing frustration with urban management.

Adio, adio kumpanji/Naš misec je pijan i crn/Adio, adio kumpanji/U srce se zabija trn – stihovi su kojima se od Vjesnikova nebodera na Facebook stranici oprašta stranica Možemo Trnje.

Following the removal of the northern section of the Vjesnik building, the underpass in Slavonska Street has been reopened for traffic.

Followers of Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj sparked public anger after videos surfaced showing him resting in a special air-conditioned glass enclosure while devotees kissed his feet.

The Serbian Ministry of Culture strongly criticized a concert by Marko Perković Thompson in Vukovar, labeling it historical revisionism and an glorification of WWII-era crimes.

Data shows severe fuel distribution restrictions across dozens of Russian regions, with citizens expressing frustration over supply chain disruptions caused by ongoing aerial bombardments.

Officials organizing the Mediterranean Games in Taranto have issued a formal apology after the Croatian national flag was mistakenly hung upside down during a wrestling awards ceremony.

A group of Arab tourists caused discomfort and concern among visitors at Žnjan beach in Split over the past weekend, sparking anger among locals. The incident also raised worries about the increasing number of fires in Dalmatia.

Hikers are expressing anger over frequent low-flying military helicopter overflights in parts of Velebit National Park, questioning why such activities are permitted when recreational activities like paragliding are restricted for animal protection.

Art historian Anđelko Hundić, a friend of prominent artists, is calling for a major project to be stopped, a request which the City has publicly refuted.

A court in Zadar, Croatia, fined a singer for performing a song containing the word 'Krajina,' prompting a historian to point out the word's presence on the ancient Baška Tablet.

The Croatian Electric Vehicle Drivers Association, Strujni krug, has voiced strong objections to a proposed regulation concerning the installation of electric vehicle charging equipment. Drivers argue the new rules are impractical and make no sense.

Due to a prolonged dry spell and high temperatures, Tuzla has increased the risk of open-air fires, leading the city's Civil Protection Service to issue an appeal for caution and impose fines up to 1,500 KM for starting fires.

Writer, poet, and translator Oto Horvat presented his latest collection of meditative prose, 'Moments 1-49,' and discussed his creative work at the Square of Poets in Budva.

Regular traffic for motor vehicles and public transport will be re-established in Zagreb's Vjesnik zone and Prilaz Gjure Deželića starting Saturday, August 8th.

Online quizzes are being used to reveal hidden personality traits and predict future paths based on choices like which stone to carry or which road to take. These quizzes aim to uncover aspects of oneself that one might not be aware of.

Austria is bracing for the peak of a historic heatwave, with meteorologists predicting temperatures could reach 40°C in the east, potentially breaking national records. Relief is anticipated by the end of the week.

Residents of Konavle are expressing anger and frustration over severe traffic congestion at the border, which local authorities claim was unforeseen. The situation is causing significant disruption and economic concerns for the region.

Two high school students suspected of setting fire to the Vjesnik building have been released after several months in detention, with the prosecution appealing the decision.

Andriana Škunca, a renowned Croatian poet and photographer, has passed away at the age of 83. Born in Bjelovar, she studied Yugoslavistics and comparative literature in Zagreb.

The BiH Embassy in France reported that angry citizens are contacting them after the Central Election Commission of BiH allegedly denied their right to vote in this year's elections due to signature discrepancies.

The placement of waste containers on Zagreb's main square has ignited a political dispute, with the Možemo! party defending the decision against criticism from HDZ, who called it a 'historical stamp of garbage'.

Angry restaurateurs in Preradovićeva street are demanding immediate action due to a dangerously narrow sidewalk, following an incident where a cyclist hit a customer last week.

KotorArt Pjaca od Filozofa Opens in Perast, Montenegro

After a temporary slowdown, Arctic ice melt is accelerating, with a record winter decline of 5.8% between 2024 and 2025, confirming a long-term trend of ice loss due to warming.

Construction workers at the Vjesnik site in Croatia made a touching discovery, finding a hidden bird's nest with eggs. The find reportedly led to a pause in work to ensure the nest's protection.

A discussion on capitalism and the future of society was opened at Trg pjesnika (Poets' Square) in Montenegro, featuring Peović. The event aimed to explore various perspectives on economic systems and societal development.

Certain parental behaviors, often considered normal, can have long-term negative consequences for a child.

Jedan od najprevođenijih crnogorskih pjesnika govorio o zbirci „Noje je negdje tu“, ulozi poezije, sudbini pjesnika i njenoj snazi da sačuva ljudsko u vremenu tehnologije

Nine European countries have agreed to support Ukraine's ambitious project to develop a domestic anti-missile defense system, aiming to significantly reduce Kyiv's reliance on American technology.

A major operation began on July 6th in the Sea of Azov, reaching its peak on Saturday, with experts noting the public's unawareness of its significance. These developments suggest a critical situation unfolding in the region.

A video of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau dancing has gone viral, drawing both amusement and criticism online. The footage shows him dancing to Katy Perry, sparking debate among social media users.

Several individuals have been arrested in Bosnia and Herzegovina by the Una-Sana Canton Ministry of Interior. The arrests are linked to the negligent medical treatment of Adem Jušić, who passed away in early January.

Actress Lupita Nyong'o has drawn ridicule and anger for a statement she made regarding the ancient Greek poet Homer.

Residents of Zagreb's Ljubljanica neighborhood are expressing anger over the ongoing deterioration of their local transport hub, citing neglect and unpleasant odors. Photos show the western transport intersection in a state of disrepair.

Author Dragojević presented his new novel, "Paša," to a full audience at Trg pjesnika as part of the Grad teatar festival. The event drew a significant crowd eager to hear about his latest work.

A video showing Serbian tourists on a beach in Pefkochori, Greece, at night has gone viral on social media, sparking a wave of negative reactions from Greeks.

Jennifer Garner delighted fans by sharing a childhood school assignment, revealing her early traits and memories. The actress described herself as a peanut butter lover and poet, noting that these qualities still resonate within her.

On June 28, 2000, Mel Gibson's historical epic 'The Patriot' premiered in cinemas, offering a blend of action, tragedy, and American patriotism that sparked controversy.

Croatia's government has sent proposed amendments to the Road Transport Act to parliamentary procedure, which will empower the minister to set taxi service prices by regulation. The changes also introduce obligations for displaying special license plates.

Croatian Minister Branko Bačić announced that the Vjesnik complex in Zagreb will be fully demolished and the site prepared by mid-July, after which an architectural competition for its future development will be launched.

Electric vehicles have surpassed gasoline cars in sales in Europe for the first time, with Chinese brands experiencing significant growth.

A controversial scene in the new season of 'House of the Dragon' has angered viewers, with some describing the screenwriters' move as 'disgusting.' This has also led to speculation about a potential fourth season for the popular series.

Angry citizens in southern Albania are protesting a mega-project by American billionaires, leading to chaos and destruction. The demonstrations reflect strong public opposition to the development.

The Vjesnik skyscraper in Croatia has entered its final, visually striking phase of demolition, with only a portion of the once-tall structure remaining.

An indictment has been confirmed against two 18-year-olds suspected of causing the fire at the Vjesnik building. The youths face charges related to the arson incident.

Following the removal of the northern section and reopening of Slavonska Avenue, the demolition of the Vjesnik skyscraper has moved to its eastern side, with the entire building expected to be removed by mid-July.

The 26-year-old Audi driver arrested after a severe traffic accident near Vjesnik, which resulted in the death of a 33-year-old motorcyclist and serious injury to a 21-year-old passenger, has been released to defend himself from freedom.