Winter crops and rapeseed harvesting is nearly complete across Slovakia, though farmers report average to weak yields and warn of critical water shortages for animal feed.

An opinion piece highlights how climate risks are already impacting food prices, insurance premiums, and municipal budgets, urging Slovakia to implement a coordinated systemic framework despite knowing effective solutions.

Panemunės pilyje lankytojų jau laukia nauja Lietuvos teatro, muzikos ir kino muziejaus paroda „Nuo Birutės iki Basanavičiaus: Lietuvos istorija teatro scenoje“.

President Massoud Pezeshkian is scheduled to hold talks with Russian President Vladimir Poutine next week, as Washington announces new economic measures targeting Tehran.

As summer concludes, climatologists forecast that September in Lithuania will be warmer than typical for the season, with temperatures remaining above average.

Clear skies and minimal cloud cover are forecast across Slovakia on Thursday, with southern and eastern regions experiencing temperatures up to 33 degrees Celsius.

Tehran's leadership praised Beijing's stance against Washington's latest financial measures, asserting that American economic coercion will ultimately fail to impact Iran.

As part of the Santinela Eastern military exercise, Slovakia will deploy more than 100 soldiers to Romania and Poland to strengthen regional defense cooperation and deter potential threats.

Local elections in Slovakia feature a competitive race for mayor in Košice with eight contenders, while current mayors in Nitra and Trenčín will not seek re-election. Voters in these municipalities will choose new leadership this cycle.

EU helicopters continued to battle the wildfire in the Deliblato Sands on Wednesday. An N1 crew recorded Romanian, Slovak, and Czech Black Hawk helico

Slovak authorities have detained two individuals suspected of terrorist activities, identified as nationals of Latvia and Ukraine, as part of an ongoing security investigation.

The Vilnius city council has decided to launch an independent audit of the municipal enterprise 'Vilniaus miesto būstas' to evaluate its operations from early 2023 through late June.

A new Slovak amendment will impose harsher penalties for school truancy, including potential suspension of child benefits and municipal funding, while extending child allowances until age 26.

A graphical analysis shows that while Slovakia matched Czech debt levels before joining the euro, it entered the 2020 pandemic crisis with significantly worse fiscal metrics due to prolonged deficit spending.

A new amendment to Slovakia's aviation law will require large EU airports to use greener fuels, significantly reducing emissions as part of the broader ReFuelEU Aviation program.

Yash's film 'Toxic' earned ₹500 million on its opening day, beating 'Dhurandhar's' haul, though netizens noted a heavy 'KGF' hangover.

Following Russia's suspension of traffic through the Panemunė–Sovetsko checkpoint in April 2022, the crossing faces ongoing logistical hurdles and remains the sole access route to the Russian exclave of Sovetsk from Lithuania.

The specialized criminal court in Slovakia has resumed hearings in the high-profile case surrounding the 2018 murder of investigative journalist Ján Kuciak and the planned assassinations of prosecutors, proceeding with the reading of witness statements.

Voters in Slovakia will choose between seven contenders in the upcoming autumn elections for the mayor of Prievidza and the presidency of the Žilina Region. The races highlight intense local political competition ahead of the fall voting period.

Critics have panned the initial screenings of actor Yash's latest fantasy blockbuster, citing narrative issues and uneven performances despite high production values.

Authorities are investigating the suspicious death of a man discovered with severe burns on his neck and chest near a Kiambu medical facility.

Unclear contribution regulations for freelancers and small entrepreneurs in Slovakia have created widespread confusion among citizens and state officials alike.

This year's Vilnius Fashion Week expands beyond traditional clothing trends to showcase fashion as a dynamic reflection of urban culture, business, and public life.

Students returning to schools in September will face stricter regulations, including bans on mobile phones in classrooms, increased Lithuanian language instruction, and a dedicated support hotline for educators.

Meteorologists predict chilly and wet conditions for September 1st, marking a damp beginning to the autumn season across Lithuania.

Experts debate the necessity of children's smartwatches, weighing safety benefits against entertainment value and advising parents on crucial features to prioritize.

Experts highlight Ukraine's startup-style war logic as key to its current resilience, though analysts warn of massive upcoming challenges despite temporary tactical advantages.

The Kaunas couple started searching for amber quite by accident - four years ago, after a storm, they visited Nemerseta and found the first pieces of amber.

Lithuania's Foreign Ministry strongly criticized Belarus's regime for labeling European Union-supported informational programs as extremist organizations.

President Masoud Pezeshkian attended the opening of Iran's biggest solar energy facility, designed to supply electricity to the Shamsabad industrial town.

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico rejected a new EU budget plan during a meeting with Portuguese Prime Minister António Costa in Bratislava, expressing concerns about the financial implications for Slovakia.

The Progressive Slovakia party filed a criminal complaint demanding a thorough security review of alleged Russian radar cameras installed in Slovakia, accusing the interior ministry of inaction.

Security forces detained a 45-year-old suspect after he fatally attacked his elderly mother and seriously injured his father in a rural village.

Fire incidents in Slovakia surged significantly this summer compared to last year, highlighting the critical role volunteer firefighters play in rapid emergency response.

The head of Slovakia's Budgetary Responsibility Council, Ján Tóth, has issued a stark warning about the critical state of the country's public finances, citing high deficits and rapidly increasing debt that leave it unprepared for a major crisis.

A minor boy was hit by a car on a playground in Dolný Kubín, Slovakia, sustaining a head injury. Air rescuers promptly responded to the scene and transported him by helicopter to a hospital in Martin for medical treatment.

Passenger transport in Slovakia reached historic highs in the second quarter of 2026, driven by urban public transport, while freight transport declined for the ninth consecutive quarter.

An elderly woman sustained severe hand injuries after a firecracker exploded early Tuesday morning in the Raseiniai district of Lithuania.

Storm damage claims in Lithuania could reach €3 million  LRT

Field Marshal Asim Munir, Chief of Army Staff and Chief of Defence Forces, concluded a day-long visit to Iran, meeting with Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian, with the visit reportedly aimed at ending the stalemate in the US-Iran conflict.

Members of the European Parliament have agreed to begin negotiations with the EU Council regarding the introduction of a digital euro. This initiative aims to allow citizens to securely reduce their dependence on third-party service providers.

Model and actress Poppy Delevingne, 40, demonstrated her impressive physique in new bikini photos shared from her vacation, proving that age does not dictate good form.

Slovakia's Prime Minister Fico has ordered a review of a controversial assessment for a new nuclear power plant, moving the project under the Government Office and aiming for 100% state ownership of JESS. This decision seeks to consolidate state control over the future energy source.

The Lithuanian Ministry of Agriculture is considering declaring a state of emergency nationwide following a severe storm that caused significant damage to farms. Minister Mažeika proposed the measure to address the widespread agricultural losses.

Younger foreign workers are helping to revitalize Slovakia's aging labor market, with most foreigners aged 30-44, while half of Slovaks are over 45. However, this influx is insufficient to prevent the country's overall population decline and aging trend.

Food blogger Kristina Naturjevienė shares three of her always-successful canning recipes, perfect for enjoying vegetable mixes during winter.

Savaitgalį Lietuvą talžiusi audra be elektros paliko daugiau nei 250 tūkst. gyventojų, o dalis jų elektros tiekimo atkūrimo laukia iki šiol.

The economic landscape of Europe is shifting, with Scandinavian countries now surpassing Germany in economic sentiment and potential. This trend is significant for Lithuania, offering new opportunities for its businesses.

Slovakia's manufacturing sector, a backbone of its economy, is experiencing a paradox: tens of thousands of people are leaving factories, yet the industry still suffers from a labor shortage. This raises questions about the future of the country's industrial dominance and the transition to modernization.

Police in Kaunas are appealing to the public for information and have released surveillance footage of individuals who may have relevant information regarding a man who was severely injured in the city.

A weekend storm did not significantly disrupt Lithuanian airports, though some flights were diverted from Riga to Lithuania. The Prime Minister emphasized the priority of addressing the storm's aftermath.

Slovakia's government plans to scrap a financial transaction tax that was introduced last year. The tax had drawn significant criticism from businesses and the opposition.

Police patrols in Slovakia's Nitra region caught several drivers under the influence of alcohol over the weekend. One incident involved a Skoda Fabia overturning after hitting a sign, with the driver testing nearly two per mille.

The European Commission has approved symbols for labeling AI-generated or modified content, with 'AI GENERATED' for fully AI-created content and 'AI MODIFIED' for human-created content partially altered by AI.

Following a recent storm, experts are advising potential homebuyers to thoroughly inspect properties for vulnerabilities to strong winds and heavy rains, as these factors often determine the extent of damage to buildings, vehicles, and underground parking.

Many people enjoy shopping as a way to treat themselves or brighten their day. This article explores what happens when shopping transitions from a choice to an uncontrollable need, delving into the dangers of compulsive buying.

Enhanced UV radiation has been recorded across a wide area, stretching from southern countries like Greece, through central Scandinavia, the western British Isles, and into Eastern Central European states such as Poland and Slovakia.

The company responsible for implementing the Rail Baltica project, LTG Infra, and contractor HISK are engaged in mediation proceedings regarding a €126.9 million construction contract for a 12.3 km section in the Panevėžys district.

American researchers investigating the effects of vitamin D suggest a potential connection between adequate levels and improved brain health, possibly lowering the risk of developing Alzheimer's disease.

The daughter of actor Bruce Willis has taken a genetic test to assess her personal risk for Alzheimer's disease following her father's public battle with frontotemporal dementia.

Two recent cases have sparked a debate in Slovakia regarding journalistic responsibility and professional solidarity, prompting questions about what reporters should and should not publish.

Slovakia's minimum wage is set to rise to 972 euros in 2027, triggering higher shift premiums and prompting bakery associations to warn of significant price hikes for bread and pastries.

Art collectors and curators flock to Seoul in early September for Frieze Seoul and Kiaf, which share the Coex venue for the last time before separating locations. Museum exhibitions timed to the fair will run for months, extending the cultural impact beyond the four-day event.

Designed in the 1960s by architect Josef Vánek, this affordable modernist home became a cultural phenomenon as citizens shared and adapted blueprints for widespread residential construction.

Paleontologists have uncovered remarkably preserved shark teeth dating back 100 million years in sediment layers on the Abu Tartur plateau in southwestern Egypt.

Slovak authorities have arrested three individuals, including Latvian and Ukrainian citizens, for allegedly planning to burn down a drone manufacturing facility.

A drone producer in Prešov, Slovakia, accused Russia of targeting their facility, while a self-proclaimed anti-war group claimed responsibility for a recent arson attempt at the site.

Coastal inspection teams have issued substantial penalties to kiosks and shops along popular beaches in Rhodes, Kavala, Skiathos, and Corfu for failing to comply with local regulations.

Senior executives at Medifast and OppFi have recently acquired notable amounts of their respective companies’ shares, signaling confidence in their organizations’ financial outlook. The transactions reflect standard insider buying activity reported to regulators.

Powerful weekend storms left hundreds of thousands without power, reigniting discussions about how Lithuania would defend critical infrastructure if targeted by Russia rather than natural disasters.

A regional electricity provider in Finland billed a customer tens of thousands of euros after discovering a connection mistake made in 2013 resulted in severe undercharging.

A Danish columnist reflects on travels to Slovakia and Bavaria, questioning how far modern society has drifted from the optimistic ideals that emerged after the fall of communism in 1989.

Vasaros kelionių sezonui įpusėjus, „Vilnius Heinemann Duty Free“ apžvelgia, kokius kvepalus šį sezoną dažniausiai renkasi keliautojai, pristato TOP 20 populiariausių aromatų ir ryškiausias…

Emergency crews from the Czech Republic, Romania, and Slovakia have deployed to assist Serbian volunteers in battling widespread forest fires. The Mozzart Foundation is simultaneously providing logistical support to frontline responders.

Slovakia's Ministry of Health is developing a completely new digital framework for recording and updating medical procedures, aiming to introduce dynamic updates and clear point-based evaluations for healthcare service complexity.

A Swedbank-commissioned survey reveals that 80% of Lithuanians spent at least twice their usual monthly amount during holidays, yet fewer than half had financially prepared for the increased expenses.

Slovak police warn of a severe traffic accident on the I75 highway between Tvrdošovce and Nové Zámky, where three vehicles collided and left the section completely impassable.

Slovak firefighters battled a major blaze in a residential building on Lomonosovovej Street in Košice, leading to the evacuation of residents and emergency response operations.

The upcoming mayoral election in Martin features nine contenders, including the incumbent Ján Danko, with seven running as independents and two backed by political parties.

Although Slovakia amended regulations on paper regarding blood donations, gay and bisexual men in monogamous relationships remain effectively prohibited from donating in practice, contradicting health ministry statements.

Rescue teams recovered two bodies after motorcyclists drowned while swimming in the Twiga Dam reservoir near Juja, highlighting ongoing safety concerns at local water bodies.

Grid restrictions imposed by Austria and Slovakia are blocking cheaper electricity imports to Hungary, exacerbating domestic price spikes while benefiting select domestic players at the expense of the broader economy.

Investigations reveal that a woman with no legal background was placed on the supervisory board of Slovakia’s state-owned energy company by the interior ministry, raising corruption concerns tied to a minister’s dismissed criminal complaint.

Industry experts warn that the cryptocurrency market is likely to experience continued volatility and choppy trading conditions in the coming weeks, despite a recent upward price movement.

A man who has been free from gambling addiction for over three years opens up about the extreme financial and psychological toll of his past struggles.

‘Surrender? Of course not’: Pezeshkian vows Iran will annul US economic war  PressTV

An overturned trailer on the Mexico-Puebla highway caused significant traffic disruptions in Iztapalapa, while another overturned truck near Donovaly, Slovakia, led to road closures for removal operations.

GWANGMYEONG, South Korea, Aug. 25 (Yonhap) -- Kia Corp. and its labor union tent...

Survey results indicate a tight race between Slovakia's two leading parties, while the Democratic Party falls below the parliamentary threshold, reshaping the political landscape.

Klos Municipality in Albania has initiated public hearings to present the majority's draft for a new administrative-territorial reform, which proposes merging Klos with Mat. Residents of the Xibër Administrative Unit are opposing the merger, fearing a reduction in services.

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 Cypriot company reportedly attempted to sell speed cameras with hidden Russian SIM cards to the Slovak government, falsely claiming they were manufactured in Cyprus. The allegations were reported by the Swiss newspaper Neue Zurcher Zeitung.

Lithuania's Minister of Education, Science, and Sport, Gintarė Popovienė, announced upcoming changes for schools starting September 1st, including new rules and the continued application of the 25-point state matriculation exam passing threshold.

Construction of the Preses Nama Kvartāls business center in Riga has entered a new phase with the commencement of office fit-out works for leased spaces, with the first tenants expected by January 2027.

Clouds are expected to cover most of Slovakia, with rain and isolated thunderstorms anticipated, especially in the north, alongside a notable temperature shift.

The passenger-vehicle ferry 'Nisos Aegina' has been cleared to depart for Mantoudi after its sailing ban was lifted. The ban was imposed following its collision with a moored sea taxi in the port of Skiathos, Greece.

The family of veteran educator Dr. Okia has released the details regarding his upcoming burial.

Designer Seržas Gandžumianas explores the paradox of consumer awareness regarding sustainability versus the continued growth of fast fashion waste, questioning why people still buy unnecessary clothes.

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian stated that the Iranian people are more vigilant than ever and cannot be deceived by their adversaries.

Slovakia's transaction tax is set to conclude in January, marking a significant change in the country's financial policy as the pre-election year begins.

British police were compelled to release a statement after AI-generated images depicting a "killer Cat in the Hat" character caused fear among teenagers, leading some to avoid going out at night.

HMD, the manufacturer of Nokia phones, has introduced a new feature phone that, while not advanced in features, offers an impressive battery life of up to 40 days and can share its charge with other devices.

The first non-stop pharmacies will be established in Košice and Bratislava, with Health Minister Kamil Šaško planning to expand the initiative nationwide across Slovakia.

A man in Klaukkala, Finland, was surprised to find a health center seemingly gone when trying to pick up a lab sample for his father. This incident has prompted a public discussion about health services in the area, with a meeting scheduled for Wednesday.

The Hlas-SD party in Slovakia is proposing a constitutional amendment that would allow for the recall of parliament through a referendum. This initiative aims to introduce a new mechanism for direct democratic oversight.

Traveler Orijus Gasanovas reported an unpleasant experience at Kaunas Airport toilets.

The British trip-hop band Morcheeba has announced upcoming concerts in Tallinn, Estonia, and Vilnius, Lithuania. Fans in the Baltic states will have the opportunity to see the legendary group perform.

Panasonic is reportedly leaving Slovakia, OMS is closing, and a car manufacturer in Nitra may lose production, while the state recently published personal data of company executives, including ID numbers and signatures.

The wife of a police officer investigating a minister's flight tickets has reportedly secured a position in a state-owned company, raising concerns from an NGO about a cosmetician representing the Ministry of Economy on an energy giant's oversight body.

Lithuania's 'Oro navigacija' air monitoring system remains non-operational after a storm, though a secondary system is active, ensuring continued air traffic control.

The article discusses the political discourse in Slovakia, noting that figures like Fico feel compelled to defend national and gender identity, which are presented as inherent rather than something to strive for.

Authorities in Michalovce and Trebišov districts have declared a quarantine due to the arrival of the ash borer pest, threatening dozens of villages. Landowners are required to remove and safely dispose of infected ash trees.

Slovakia's Minister of Transport announced that the Ružomberok highway section is nearly complete and will open in the first half of October.

A personal trainer and nutritionist explains how the body processes food and whether weight gain from a meal can be observed on the scales within 24 hours. This addresses common concerns about daily weight fluctuations.

Slovak police have concluded their investigation into the express train collision near Jablonov nad Turňou and have charged a 34-year-old train driver with general endangerment, facing up to ten years in prison.

Lithuania is in the final stages of implementing its 'Next Generation Lithuania' (NKL) plan and will submit its last payment request of nearly €1 billion to the European Commission in September, having implemented all 78 measures by early August.

Lithuania’s National Security and Defense Committee will examine the implications of the US Central Intelligence Agency director’s undisclosed trip to Moscow, assessing its impact on Baltic security and US-Russia relations.

Tensions within Slovakia's ruling coalition over ministerial roles highlight the narrow parliamentary majority and the critical importance of individual lawmakers' votes.

Gardeners are encouraged to sow eschscholzia seeds in the fall for bright summer flowers that require no seedlings or transplanting, making it ideal for low-maintenance gardens.

A tribute highlights the life and educational philosophy of Dr. Okia, emphasizing his dedication to pupil achievement and his lasting impact on teaching methodologies.

The Northern Ostrobothnia welfare region intends to relocate psychiatric ward care away from the historic Oulu Peltola facility, marking a significant shift in the long-standing treatment center's operations.

A married couple in Slovakia almost ended up in the emergency room after using an AI chatbot that incorrectly suggested adding a household cleaning agent instead of cooking oil to their salmon recipe.

The Slovak government plans to generate three-quarters of its electricity from nuclear energy, aiming to surpass France despite heatwaves forcing other nations to reduce reactor output.

The Slovak government approved a bill prohibiting children under 16 from using social media platforms, citing concerns over addiction, peer pressure, and online radicalization.

The warm season is the best time for stargazing, so it's no wonder that more and more opportunities to do so are emerging.

Meteorological forecasts indicate predominantly clear to partly cloudy conditions across the country, with overnight temperatures dropping to between 7 and 17 degrees Celsius, particularly in valleys.

Croatian and Slovak officials have agreed to expand bilateral cooperation in critical areas such as energy security and defense capabilities. The commitment follows recent ministerial meetings aimed at aligning regional strategic interests.

A high school principal highlighted systemic challenges driving young educators out of the profession, as Lithuania faces a deepening shortage and an aging teaching workforce.

Toronto-based Ron & Aussie Productions has partnered with Canadian media company Launch North for a three-film co-production slate, with the first feature starring Lovell Adams-Gray and Kiana Madeira.

Following the announcement that journalist Kristupas Krivickas is running for Vilnius mayor, his past videos discussing city issues have gone viral, prompting a swift public response from activist Andrius Tapinas.

Allied nations are awaiting formal notification from Washington regarding a reassessment of American military force positioning across Europe, expected to be communicated shortly.

Mehriban Aliyeva has received formal congratulations from regional heads of state and government officials following her official appointment as First Vice President of Azerbaijan. The diplomatic messages underscore her longstanding role in Azerbaijani politics and cross-border relations.

Lietuvoje praūžus audrai neatlaikė ne tik elektros tinklai. Neatlaikė ir ryšys. Daugiausia problemų – kaimiškose vietovėse, ir tai nėra jokia staigmena. Ten kur nėra elektros, nėra ir interneto.

The Slovak government is adding kratom, synthetic opioids, and cannabinoids to its prohibited drugs list to address risks targeting children and teenagers.

President Peter Pellegrini has refused to revoke a disciplinary sanction imposed on Pavel Gašpar, head of Slovakia's security information service, insisting that agency directors bear greater responsibility than ordinary citizens following a traffic collision.

The next hearing of the Klos Municipal Council, within the framework of obtaining residents' opinions regarding the administrative-territorial reform, has stopped in the Gurrë Administrative Unit.

Slovak authorities prevented a major fire at a Skyeton manufacturing plant after arresting three individuals suspected of attempting to ignite the facility with napalm, averting millions in damages.

The new Dreame X60 Pro Ultra enters the market featuring sophisticated obstacle avoidance technology and an expanded suite of cleaning functions, reflecting rapid advancements in home robotics.

The Slovak government is debating extending child allowances to students up to age 26 while tightening residency requirements for foreigners and penalizing school absenteeism. The proposed measures aim to address demographic and educational funding challenges.

Major Scandinavian companies including Ericsson, Nokia, Kongsberg, Patria, and Saab are deepening collaboration through the new Nordic Compass initiative to bolster regional defense and technology capabilities.

Statistics from Lithuania's vehicle registration agency, Regitros, reveal that several cars were illegally imported from North Korea this year, raising questions about how such transactions bypassed sanctions.

A violent windstorm caused widespread damage across Lithuania, toppling trees and cutting power lines, while leaving at least one woman seriously injured in Kaunas.

Meteorologists warn of heavy cloud cover, rainfall in western and central regions, and temperatures dropping to 9°C during the night transitioning from Tuesday to Wednesday.

Security researchers argue that outdated Nokia devices offer better protection against modern hacking attempts compared to unupdated iPhones, citing simpler architectures that are harder to exploit.

The Lithuanian Foreign Ministry issued a formal condemnation after Belarus restricted access to official European Union program websites within its territory.

Archbishop Paul Richard Gallagher, whose position is equivalent to the Vatican's foreign minister, met with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov in Moscow on Tuesday...

Following Austria’s decision to prohibit hijabs for girls under 14 in schools, debates across Europe highlight differing national approaches to balancing religious freedom, secularism, and educational policy.

Following a severe storm that caused widespread damage across Lithuania, experts warn that extreme weather events are becoming more frequent due to rising temperatures affecting all four seasons.

Critics highlight the financial transactions tax as one of the worst consolidation failures of Prime Minister Robert Fico's coalition, noting that several announced measures have already been modified or scrapped due to internal disputes and external pressure.

Presidential advisor Ramūnas Dilba stated that regions hardest hit by the severe storms over the weekend are currently facing critical shortages of electrical generators and require immediate additional supplies.

Branislav Becík has officially entered the race for governor of Slovakia's Nitra Region, highlighting the region's economic stability and budget surplus as key points of his campaign.

Emergency services responded to a serious traffic accident in Melniškiai village on Monday afternoon, where a vehicle collided with a tree, resulting in two injuries.

Montenegrin President Milatović visited Bratislava to secure Slovak backing for Montenegro's EU accession and leverage Slovakia's experience ahead of membership.

A stream overflowed in Tirkšliai, Mažeikiai district, Lithuania, leading to flooded homes and requiring firefighters to rescue residents.

Lithuanian Prime Minister Mindaugas Sinkevičius expressed confidence in the country's education system to handle challenges but announced plans to form an expert working group to review the system and identify shortcomings.

Lithuania is contemplating a significant change in agricultural policy, considering support for young farmers to take over existing farms, a departure from the current system where aid is primarily for establishing new farms from scratch.

Uber has ceased operations in Gibraltar, citing new strict measures and fines imposed by authorities on foreign-registered taxis and private vehicles transporting passengers for a fee.

A truck driver in Eastern Slovakia heard a crack, and logs from an overturned trailer subsequently fell onto a railway track on a bend. Fortunately, no one was injured in the accident.

A report from the Lithuanian-Russian border describes empty streets and the presence of 'dragon's teeth' anti-tank obstacles, highlighting the challenges faced by border guards since Russia halted transport traffic in April 2022.

Slovakia has announced that its minimum wage will increase to 972 euros per month, effective in 2027.

Protesters continue their march through the streets of Tirana, Albania, led by women and girls, demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama and his government. Chants include "Arrest Rama!" and "Down with oligarchy!"

Mindaugas Vidugiris, an organizer of awareness events and founder of "Men's Forge," shares his perspective on maintaining a marriage for 28 years, emphasizing the value of long-term commitment in an era of easy separations.

A drunk man in Slovakia threatened a doctor and a nurse with a gun at a hospital. Police have charged him, and he faces potential detention.

The 60-meter superyacht "Vive La Vie," owned by Swiss medical technology billionaire Willy Michel, has arrived in Skiathos for the first time after traversing a significant portion of the Aegean Sea.

Authorities have identified a 21-year-old driver who was filmed driving with open doors through the Kakia Skala tunnels on the Athens-Corinth National Road.

President Milatović has commented on the issue of Spajić's citizenship and is currently on a visit to Slovakia, aiming to strengthen political support.

After a cyclone passed through Lithuania, forecasters predict dry and sunny weather with temperatures rising to 25 degrees Celsius in the middle of the new week. However, the warmth will be short-lived, as a new wave of rain is expected by the weekend.

Adar Madutzky has become the first female captain in Arkia Airlines' history, following in the footsteps of her father, Tal Madutzky, who is also a captain for the airline.

In an era of advanced AI and cyberattacks, an unexpected trend in security involves the return to 'obsolete' technologies like old Nokia phones and magnetic tape to defeat hackers.

A historical court reenactment in Čierna nad Tisou saw Soviet leader Brezhnev, and symbolically Putin, prosecuted before the Court of History for the 1968 occupation of Czechoslovakia, with the message 'Ukraine, you won't be broken, you swine'.

A parked Kia vehicle in the Aerodrom district of Skopje was damaged by a stray bullet. Police are investigating the incident after the owner reported the damage.

Telia has announced that 95% of its network in Lithuania is now operational, with services largely restored after a storm caused widespread disruptions due to power supply issues.

The "Tower" shopping park, located on the site of a former meat factory, will celebrate its one-year anniversary this Saturday, August 29, with organizers announcing new information about the upcoming festivities.

Energetikos ministras Lukas Savickas sako, kad po savaitgalį Lietuvą nusiaubusios audros elektros tiekimą gyventojams siekiama atkurti per įstatymuose numatytą 72 valandų terminą.

A defense ammunition or military factory is expected to begin operations relatively quickly in Alytus, Lithuania, with reconstructed premises already designated and the company planning to start production next spring.

Olga Skiadaresi, the daughter of prominent Greek actors Bessy Malfa and Gerasimos Skiadaresis, has gotten married in a romantic ceremony. The wedding was widely reported by Greek news outlets.

The traditional understanding of car classes based on equipment lists is changing, with new manufacturers offering advanced features as standard, blurring the lines between vehicle segments.

Authorities have filed charges against a 21-year-old driver who was filmed driving with open doors through the tunnels of Kakia Skala on the Athens-Corinth national highway.

Maxell is re-releasing its iconic UD-60U cassette tape after 50 years, a product once compatible with the Commodore 64, aiming to appeal to retro enthusiasts through a collaboration between two Japanese companies.

Adriatik Zotkaj, the Socialist Mayor of Poliçan, has strongly criticized the proposal to merge 15 municipalities, expressing concern over the continuous weakening of local government powers.