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The President of the Montenegrin Parliament, Andrija Mandić, is the only state official who expressed condolences on the occasion of the death of war criminal Ratko Mladić.

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.

Campers from Bosnia and Herzegovina and the region have arrived at the fourth international gathering at the Bunica picnic area. For some, this is just one stop.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has responded to questions regarding his personal security and public standing should he step down from office. He expressed confidence that citizens would continue to support him despite political transitions.

Workers found a deteriorated 250-kilogram American aerial bomb near a railway bridge in Globoko pri Radovljici, prompting restricted access and scheduled removal operations.

Radio Sloboda, a station based in Kraljevo, continues its operations thanks to grassroots financial support, with the Independent Electronic Media Association reporting over 541,000 dinars collected from listeners.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky called on Ukraine, Moldova, and Romania to strengthen their cooperation, especially in the areas of energy, infrastructure, and security, after a trilateral meeting…

The latest GLOBOCAN analysis reveals a sharp increase in the worldwide cancer burden, recording 20.6 million new cases and 9.8 million deaths in 2024 alone, with projections pointing to continued rapid growth.

While exercise is crucial for joint health, experts caution that overexertion or improper form can actually aggravate joint pain.

Serbia is set to open a new robot manufacturing facility in Šabac, highlighting China's growing leadership in the sector, while political figures reflect on historical regional visits.

A newly screened documentary explores the social limits placed on girls and women, using skateboarding as a metaphor for freedom and defiance at a regional film festival.

A travelogue documents journalist Orijus Gasanovas and mixed martial artist Sergej Maslobojev's trip to Nemenčinė, Lithuania, highlighting cultural exchanges, local cuisine, and safety dynamics during their stay.

Agricultural experts highlight Zimbabwe’s growing importance as a trade partner for South African farmers, comparing its economic significance to major blocs like BRICS.

The Democratic Party (DS) in Serbia stated that proposed amendments to the Law on the Foundations of the Education System (ZOSOV) are an attempt by the regime to limit student association and establish a legal mechanism for political persecution.

The Slobodni univerzitet Niš initiative has reiterated its call for public information regarding who was responsible for fire prevention in Deliblatska peščara and whether all legally and professionally prescribed preventive measures were implemented.

The weekly horoscope for August 24-30 forecasts critical days for some individuals, while others can expect the beginning of new relationships. It also suggests a need for freedom for certain zodiac signs.

Opposition parties in Serbia, including Novi DSS and SSP, have criticized President Vučić, with Jovanović stating he would only recognize fair election results and SSP accusing Vučić of attempting to fix issues in Southern Serbia before elections after 14 years in power.

An independent cultural space in Poprad, Slovakia, known as Koľaj 22, is making a significant step forward by reopening with an exhibition and a performance by Slobodná Európa, following a devastating fire.

Czech publicist Pavel Kosatík discusses the legacy of Alexander Dubček, the August 1968 events, Robert Fico, and the persistence of pro-Russian sentiments in Slovakia in an interview with Aktuality.sk.

Serbian Minister Boris Bratina sent a letter to the owner of Alpac Capital, the new owner of N1, Nova, Danas, and Radar, which has been widely condemned by media associations as unacceptable political pressure on independent media outlets.

A Czech court has dismissed a lawsuit filed by Belarusian journalist Natalia Sudliankova challenging the former government's decision to place her on a sanctions list, citing her alleged work for Russian GRU.

SANDRA Benčić iz Možemo na konferenciji za novinare nakon saborske rasprave o opasnom otpadu u Gospiću pozvala je građane da se 5.

The Croatian initiative "Za Hrvatsku slobode" has condemned the cancellation of the play "Ljudi odozgo" featuring Sergej Trifunović, which was reportedly due to public pressure, calling it an attack on cultural freedoms.

An alert has been issued in Slobozia after environmental inspectors discovered that insufficiently treated wastewater was being discharged into the Ialomița River, though the prefect assured residents would not lose water access.

The Prague Spring of 1968 marked an attempt at political and social reforms in Czechoslovakia under Alexander Dubček, which was ultimately suppressed by a Soviet invasion involving half a million soldiers.

Montenegro police have documented 82 criminal offenses against sexual freedom, emphasizing that prevention starts in the family and school, and institutions must react swiftly to reports.

The Independent Journalists' Association of Serbia (NUNS) has criticized a court ruling against portal 021, stating it endangers freedom of expression and sets a dangerous precedent for reporting on public officials' statements.

Brazilian media giant Globo's Estúdios Globo is set to produce the feature film 'Macacos' ('Monkeys'), an adaptation of Clayton Nascimento's play, as part of the company's expanded Brazilian film production efforts.

A letter sent to Slobodna Dalmacija by Professor Dr. Christoph Ph. Schließmann from Frankfurt, complaining about rising prices and a loss of traditional charm on the island of Brač, has stirred controversy. A doctor from Brač has issued a strong response, calling the German professor's complaints 'hypocritical.'

In Budva, tourists are reportedly waking up early to reserve prime beach spots near the sea with towels and umbrellas, ensuring their families have a place later in the day.

Prošlo je više od mesec dana otkako je odlukom Apelacionog suda ponovo potvrđena optužnica kojom je obuhvaćeno još šestoro optuženih za pad nadstređni

Authorities in eastern Libya, under the control of military commander Khalifa Haftar's forces, played a key role in the release of American missionary Kevin Rideout, who was held hostage by an ISIS-linked group in the African Sahel region.

The 'Supergirl' production has faced significant online backlash from DC fans who accuse the film of using AI-generated concept art for the character Lobo during its development.

A previously unknown legal dispute in Czech diplomacy involves a former ambassador to Lebanon who is challenging his dismissal, which followed accusations including the secret sale of an embassy vehicle.

Professor Slobodan Milanović of the University of Belgrade's Faculty of Forestry stated that Serbia's practice of saving resources ultimately leads to higher costs, particularly in the context of responding to summer forest fires.

A travel guide to New York suggests experiencing the city by visiting the crown of the Statue of Liberty and dining at a unique restaurant where grandmothers from around the world prepare meals.

A Supergirl film featurette was removed from YouTube after fans accused the director of using AI-generated concept art for the character Lobo, sparking backlash.

Central authorities in Pristina have issued demands to owners of at least seven properties on Gazivode Lake to vacate their premises within 10 days.

Ukrainian forces have reported significant advances in the Olexandrivsky direction, marking the largest territorial liberation since autumn 2022. The offensive was kept quiet due to operational security measures.

A Brahminy kite, rescued from a village in Silvino Lobos, Northern Samar, died hours after being brought to a veterinary hospital, despite efforts to save the injured bird.

Slovakia is considering significant changes to its inheritance law, which would reduce mandatory shares for children and grant more freedom to those who earned the assets, marking the biggest reforms in decades.

Serbian inspector Slobodan Milenković is facing significant pressure, degradation, and threats to his life, culminating in his transfer from the Criminal Police Directorate. Critics suggest the goal is to force his resignation rather than outright dismissal.

The article revisits the death of former Yugoslav President Slobodan Milošević in a Hague prison, exploring the circumstances surrounding the dictator whose trial for war crimes remained unfinished.

Katastrofalni potres, ki je zahteval najmanj 200 smrtnih žrtev, je sovpadel z začetkom mandata novega predsednika.

Slobodna Crna Gora, led by Vladislav Dajković, has filed a complaint against CdM with the Agency for Audiovisual Media Services (AMU) and the Media Council for Self-Regulation (MSS).

Mladen Kovačević states that the Ministry of Culture openly supports only politically compliant entities in public competitions, sending a clear message that loyalty, not cultural contribution, is paramount for personal benefit.

A Brahminy kite bird was rescued in a remote village of Silvino Lobos, Northern Samar, after being found injured beneath a coconut tree following strong winds.

Đorđe Bajić criticizes the Ministry of Culture's competition results, where major film festivals like FAF, Beldocs, Slobodna Zona, and Martovski Festival received no funding for 2026, calling it a reflection of society.

An opinion piece from La Vanguardia reflects on the shift from divinity to markets, algorithms, and gurus in the digital age, exploring the profound changes in societal structures and beliefs.

Inspector Slobodan Milenković, known for his involvement in the Jovanjica case, has been permanently transferred from the Criminal Police Directorate (UKP), a move his lawyers describe as continued retaliation against him, following previous attempts to relocate him.

Despite the usual shift of music events to the coast during summer, Kutina, Croatia, will host a rockabilly event, offering entertainment for locals and visitors.

The Portuguese government has revised its compensation scheme for agricultural producers whose herds are attacked by the Iberian wolf, reinforcing indemnities and eligibility criteria.

The 50th anniversary of a brutal double murder of two young students in Valašské Klobouky is marked, a case that later became the subject of the film 'Smrt stopařek' (Death of Hitchhikers).

Felix, a young Imperial Eagle rescued from nine months of captivity in the Middle East and returned by the Serbian Army, has been released into the wild near Subotica.

Serbian trade union representatives have officially denied reports of a settlement regarding outstanding wage payments to former employees of the bankrupt state-owned enterprise Koštana.

Serbian actress Seka Sablić and the Union of Dramatic Artists have publicly supported actor Dragan Mićanović following the censorship of his recent speech. Cultural figures argue the incident represents a broader threat to artistic and free expression in Serbia.

City officials indicate high public interest and volunteer turnout for the upcoming Serbian Progressive Party gathering at Freedom Square, with preparations advancing rapidly.

Professor Slobodan Kaštela, a long-time secretary of the Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts and member of its social sciences division, died in Zagreb on August 27, 2026.

Good Casting, a Portugal-based digital platform founded by Brazilian and Canadian entrepreneurs, is targeting major Brazilian broadcasters like Globo and Record to expand its talent-matching services.

Utility workers clearing the Sava riverbed near the Globoko railway bridge in Radovljica uncovered a deteriorated 250-kilogram aerial bomb, prompting safety warnings and disposal protocols.

Meteorologists have identified Friday and Saturday as the highest-risk periods for wildfire outbreaks due to sustained dry conditions and elevated temperatures. Emergency services are preparing response teams as residents in vulnerable regions are advised to remain vigilant.

A powerful storm has severely impacted the Anykščiai region in eastern Estonia, leaving approximately 7,400 consumers without electricity. Utility companies are working to restore power and deliver emergency generators to affected areas, including care homes.

Municipal authorities in Podgorica removed approximately 150 vehicles that had been occupying public areas for extended periods, addressing long-standing complaints about illegal street parking.

Civil society groups and activists strongly criticized attempts to suppress artistic freedom following the abrupt cancellation of Dragan Mićanović’s address at the festival opening.

The parliamentary committee has approved key recommendations to significantly ease administrative burdens for domestic producers impacted by severe drought conditions.

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

Analyst Wandile Sihlobo argues that South Africa needs comprehensive legal frameworks for cannabis cultivation and distribution to support industry growth and ensure regulatory compliance.

The play, performed by adult trainees from YouthArt Association, will be staged at the 51st Mostar Theatre Festival this Friday with free public admission.

Slobotzky is starring in a new film, described as a 'cotorra' (chatty/funny) movie.

An exhibition titled 'Freedom in Slavery!' at the SANU Gallery offers a comprehensive overview of art created in Yugoslavia from the outbreak of war until Germany's capitulation.

The life of legendary Hollywood actress Frances Farmer is revisited, focusing on her tumultuous personal life, mental health struggles, and debunking the persistent myth of her lobotomy.

An article explores how different Zodiac signs prefer to spend their free days, with some seeking adventure and others enjoying time at home.

The Cantonal Court in Sarajevo has partially overturned the verdict of the Municipal Court in the 'Bosna' case, ordering a retrial for Amir Zukić and others.

Students in a blockade and the Free University have expressed support for the Niš Film Festival organized by actors, distinguishing it from the city-backed festival. They view the actors' initiative as the legitimate cultural event.

The Free University of Niš has issued a statement asserting that the city's only true film festival is the traditional one organized by actors, not politicians.

Mevlid Jašarević, convicted for the 2011 attack on the US embassy in Sarajevo, is nearing the end of his 15-year sentence, with the BiH Prosecutor's Office requesting restrictive measures upon his release.

A student from Niš, Serbia, who was accused of possessing a telescopic baton, has been acquitted by the Misdemeanor Court. His lawyer confirmed the student's release after the court's decision.

ANEM has issued a warning that a recent ruling against Portal 021, following a lawsuit by Šarović, could have severe repercussions for media freedom. The organization expressed concern over the potential impact on independent journalism.

The US military is reportedly offering an unusual incentive to soldiers who extend their contracts: time off after the release of the highly anticipated video game Grand Theft Auto 6.

The European Democratic Party has expressed concern over Alpac Capital's acquisition of Adria News Network, emphasizing that independent Serbian voices must remain free. They highlighted worries about media ownership concentration.

Tuzla University has announced 743 available spots for its second enrollment period for prospective students. Most of the vacancies are in medical programs, while more popular fields have already been filled.

A retrospective piece on Slobodan Milošević, the Serbian and Yugoslav politician whose presidency was marked by the breakup of Yugoslavia and the conflicts of the 1990s, noting his death without facing full justice.

Winemaker and geologist Braňo Bahna described his experience sailing the Danube from Bratislava to Novi Sad as a feeling of freedom, participating in a historic international river journey.

On August 19, 2026, a collision occurred between a locomotive and a car around 2:40 PM, on the Bălți–Slobozia–Florești railway section, at the level crossing at km 13, picket 2, according to the railway company.

Slobodan Cvejić, Vice President of the Serbia Centre (SRCE) party, stated that the upcoming parliamentary elections in Serbia will not be regular, citing President Aleksandar Vučić's extensive presence in the media as a key factor.

Slobodan Petrović, a Serbian MP and leader of Srbija Centar (SRCE) in Vranje, claims that authorities are discrediting him with false accusations, including the latest charge of stealing 400 water meters.

Actress Sandra Hüller is excelling in the historical film "Rose," which explores themes of identity and contribution to good, with the article noting how trousers gave her more freedom in the role.

Czech businesses are rapidly expanding abroad, with their share in foreign companies quadrupling over the past decade, marking the third-largest growth in the EU. Notably, Petr Kellner Jr. is investing in the hat industry.

A 39-year-old Slovenian man, Robert T., wanted on a Slovenian warrant, was caught stealing tires in Zagreb and attempted to run over police officers, for which he has pleaded guilty and been sentenced.

A 76-year-old man from Split, Croatia, was arrested on August 11 for allegedly attacking his wife and committing domestic violence, with a Kalashnikov rifle also found in his possession. Despite the charges, the court released him.

Influential author Ocean Vuong spoke out against the wave of censorship and book bans in the United States, highlighting the importance of literary freedom.

An initiative will begin in Blocks 5, 6, and 9 to free up approximately 500 parking spaces by removing abandoned and damaged vehicles, aiming to improve urban parking conditions.

Serbian columnist Vlada Živanović shares personal reflections and daily observations in a diary entry, touching on themes of freedom, personal experiences, and the anticipation of a challenging autumn.

Savo Manojlović, lider Kreni-Promeni, poručio je večeras sa protesta u Valjevu da je reč o jednom od najvećih protesta u istoriji tog grada, koji se održava godinu dana nakon sramotnog prebijanja…

Slobodan Živkovski's exhibition at MKC Gallery features a series of disassembled cardboard packaging, repainted with acrylic, serving as both an aesthetic exploration and a philosophical statement.

All individuals accused in the "Tunnel" case have been acquitted by the court. The decision was made due to a lack of sufficient evidence to prove their guilt.

Regional music star Saša Matić opened this year's Summertime Madness Festival in Sarajevo with a concert at Trg Oslobođenja - Alija Izetbegović, featuring a tribute to Halid Bešlić.

Police officers from the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Republika Srpska (MUP RS) have arrested an individual identified as D.C. based on an international warrant.

The Council of Ministers of Bosnia and Herzegovina has approved a decision to designate a part of the customs area in Brod Municipality as the "Brod Free Zone," covering over 84 hectares.

Ukraine submitted a proposal for a free trade agreement to Bosnia and Herzegovina in January 2026 but has not yet received a response from the Bosnian side.

Two German minors have been arrested in Igalo, Montenegro, on suspicion of damaging vehicles. The incident is currently under investigation by local authorities.

The Public Prosecutor's Office states that corruption crimes associated with the Vale de Lobo development business in the Operation Marquês case will only prescribe in 2028.

Ľuboš Zelman, a hitman for the Piťovci mafia gang, has been released from prison after serving only ten years for a series of mafia murders. His early release is attributed to his cooperation with the police.

Construction company Conres will build a new Gemma senior care home in Kaunas, Lithuania, with a contract signed with developer Care Investments. The total investment for the project is nearly €10 million.

The Movement of Free Citizens (PSG) announced that the formation of the Vojvodina parliamentary group with students was an individual action by provincial MP Miroslav Ilić, not a decision made by the party.

Two repeat traffic offenders arrested on the same day in the Split area received different court decisions, with one sent to prison for 11 days and the other released.

Gaza is commemorating the one-year anniversary of the death of journalist Anas al-Sharif, with tributes highlighting his dedication to Palestine.

Russia's Arena active protection system, designed to defend tanks against FPV drones, has made its combat debut. This deployment marks a significant development in anti-drone warfare and could potentially alter battlefield dynamics.

A man has been arrested in Bar, Montenegro, on suspicion of sexually harassing a minor. Authorities have ordered his detention as the investigation proceeds.

Former Serbian President Boris Tadić commented on Aleksandar Vučić's statements about Serbia's economic growth, comparing his rhetoric to Slobodan Milošević during a period of economic collapse.

Ecuadorian prosecutors have charged a former minister and six other individuals, including the leader of the Los Lobos cartel, for their alleged indirect roles in the assassination of presidential candidate Fernando Villavicencio.

A bizarre cinema dispute in Russia saw the local production 'The Last Hero: Kolobok' replace 'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' after poor advance ticket sales, leading to public backlash.

On this day in 1995, units of the Fifth Corps of the Army of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Ministry of Internal Affairs liberated Velika Kladuša for the second time, leading to the collapse of the parastate 'Autonomous Province of Western Bosnia' led by war criminal Fikret Abdić.

The Ukrainian Armed Forces have denied Russian claims of an advance towards Bilyi Kolodiaz in the Southern Slobozhanshchyna sector, stating that Russian troops remain at least 10 kilometers away.

A newly discussed travel book focuses on historical and human connections rather than superficial impressions, offering readers a thoughtful exploration of Italian landscapes and culture.

Political analysts draw comparisons between current fractures within Serbia's opposition bloc and the fragmented unity seen before the historic 1999 rally that contributed to Slobodan Milosevic's eventual downfall.

The Vilnius Regional Court has overturned a lower court ruling and reduced prison sentences for Antanas Kandrotis-Celofanas and Andrej Lobov, who were convicted of inciting ethnic hatred.

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.

Following financial pressures, citizens have rallied to support Kraljevo’s independent station Radio Sloboda through public donations, according to the Association of Independent Journalists of Serbia. The grassroots campaign aims to ensure the broadcaster’s continued operations amid ongoing media sector challenges.

Divadlo Jána Palárika actors will perform alongside legendary musician Jaro Filipa on August 29 on Freedom Square ahead of the theater's autumn season opening.

An opinion piece argues that the human desire for autonomy and leisure time is essential, suggesting that unstructured freedom positively shapes character.

The Free Trade Union Alliance of Serbia, alongside the "We - Strength of the Nation" movement, has drafted a legislative package aimed at revitalizing rural areas and ensuring national food security.

Despite achieving a record-breaking agricultural output, South Africa faces significant economic headwinds according to analyst Wandile Sihlobo, who cautions that tougher times lie ahead.

Srbija priprema otvaranje nove fabrike za proizvodnju robota u Šapcu, što predstavlja značajan korak u razvoju domaće tehnološke industrije i jačanju saradnje sa kineskim partnerima.

Moroccan officials have again expressed territorial claims to Spanish cities in Africa, and this time the speech took place at a much higher level in the presence of the Moroccan king...

– Nothing has changed – says Ivo Marić calmly. How nothing? – asks Slobodna Dalmacija. – Nicely. They haven't done anything we agreed on a month and a half ago!

Known for his participation in Zvezde Granda, Serbian musician Slobodan Batjarević Cobe recently welcomed his first grandchild at age 39, earning him the title of the youngest grandparent in the region's entertainment industry.

The latest international cancer statistics reveal a sharp rise in the global disease burden, recording 20.6 million new cases and 9.8 million deaths worldwide in 2024, with projections indicating a significant increase by mid-century.

South African media personality Sithelo Shozi's lobola ceremony, celebrating her union with a Shona groom, has garnered significant attention and gone viral.

A hot air balloon caught fire during the Tahmek Balloon Festival in Mexico, causing alarm among attendees who gather annually to enjoy the colorful spectacle.

Portuguese actress Paula Lobo Antunes discussed her childhood, gender inequality, and her experience hosting 16 Ukrainian refugees. She also explained the process of voicing a racist and xenophobic character.

Police in Jurbarkas, Lithuania, are searching for two minors who have gone missing from a local foster home.

Experts and airline staff offer simple techniques to help passengers cope with fear of flying and turbulence, a condition that affects 25-30% of adults.

During a joint police and inspection control operation at a catering facility near Vitez, three individuals were arrested, one of whom is a council member in the Zenica City Council.

The Basic Court in Podgorica has acquitted eight defendants for the second time in the case involving a tunnel dug to the High Court's depot. The judge ruled that the prosecution failed to prove their guilt.

Chicano rock band Los Lobos has settled a lawsuit with Sony Music regarding royalties from the 'Desperado' movie soundtrack. The band is reportedly still pursuing a separate lawsuit against another Sony subsidiary concerning the 'La Bamba' film soundtrack.

Hashim Thaçi is awaiting the verdict from the Hague Court on war crimes charges, with expectations of an acquittal. The outcome will determine his immediate future and has significant implications for Kosovo.

Lawyer Vladimir Beljanski has raised questions regarding why former minister Goran Vesić and his assistant Anita Dimovski are not under house arrest, unlike others indicted by the Appellate Court in Novi Sad.

Slobodan Vukosavić warns of the multi-layered dangers posed by fires, including the risk from the sand dunes themselves, airborne particles, and the immediate threat to the population.

Gonçalo Lobo Xavier, director-general of the Portuguese Association of Distribution Companies, expresses his desire to relive May 20, 2012, when Académica won the Portuguese Cup, and states he believes he makes good rice dishes.

Andriy Pavelko, the former head of Ukrainian football, remains in custody in Bratislava despite a 10,000 euro bail, facing allegations of orchestrating a criminal plan to divert football funds to foreign accounts.

Knežević has criticized the Montenegrin National Theatre (CNP), stating it should protect freedom rather than appear complicit in its suppression.

Workers at GSP Belgrade held a rally in support of Slobodan Jovančević, a union representative, who was transferred from the Dorćol plant to Zemun and claims to be facing pressure from both the company and the union.

An article from Index.hr discusses Marlon Brando's political leanings, including his admiration for Tito and communist sympathies, alongside his revolutionary impact on acting through the 'method' approach.

More than 8,800 enrollment spots are available at UKIM (Ss. Cyril and Methodius University in Skopje) for the August enrollment period. Additionally, 49 places remain open at the First Secondary Vocational School in Nikšić.

Several festivals in Sarajevo are offering diverse musical entertainment tonight, including performances by Le Twins and Quintino at Hotel Evropa's garden, and Magla Bend at Liberation Square.

Bego Gutić, the former mayor of Banovići and an SDA candidate, has been acquitted on all counts of influence peddling and political corruption.

Slobodna Dalmacija published an article titled "Forgive Dragana, instead of lighting up the night, you came to clean our apartments" concerning a deceased girl from Bosnia and Herzegovina, drawing attention to her story.

A criminal investigation has reportedly been launched in Russia against Michael Martens, the Balkan correspondent for Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (FAZ), with the state news agency TASS reporting the initiation of criminal proceedings.

Serbia marks 30 years since its longest and most massive worker protest, an event that foreshadowed the fall of Slobodan Milošević and paved the way for civil unrest.

As part of the 34th anniversary of the 505th Knightly Mountain Brigade, BiH Presidency Chairman Dr. Denis Bećirović paid tribute to the hero of the defensive-liberation war, Izet Nanić, in Bužim.

A delegation from the Macedonian Alliance for European Integration (MAEI) laid flowers at the bust of Sterjo Spase in his native village of Globocheni, honoring the cultural figure on his 112th birth anniversary.

School camps and municipal children's centers across Russia are reportedly taking children to see the film 'The Last Warrior: Kolobok,' with independent news outlets finding over 20 social media posts featuring strikingly similar praise for the movie.

Lekić has been granted the right to defend himself from freedom, though supervisory measures have been imposed, including a prohibition from leaving his residence and from meeting certain individuals.

Regional music star Lepa Brena and her husband Slobodan Boba Živojinović are enjoying their new 26-meter luxury yacht this summer, which has already garnered public attention.

A Montenegrin court has once again acquitted all defendants in the 'Tunnel' case, citing the fact that the tunnel was quickly covered up, preventing verification of evidence.

The Nišville Jazz Festival and Filmski susreti in Serbia are reportedly not receiving state funding this year, leading to independent organization. Other significant cultural events in the capital are facing similar financial challenges.

The Confederation of Autonomous Trade Unions of Serbia announced it has submitted a draft law to state institutions concerning the rights of freedom fighters, war veterans, civilian war victims, and their families.

Ukrainian forces have liberated 745 square kilometers on the southeastern front this year, with President Zelenskyy stating the offensive is progressing according to plan.

As part of the 'Ljeto na Ilidži' (Summer in Ilidža) event, renowned regional pop artist Nina Badrić will hold a free concert tomorrow, August 13th, at the Square of the Fourth Knight Motorized Brigade.

The family of Linda Razzell, who was murdered by her husband Glyn in 2002, is asking the High Court to overturn the decision for his release, as he has not revealed the location of her body.

A devastating earthquake, claiming at least 200 lives, struck a country located at the junction of tectonic plates, coinciding with the start of a new president's mandate.

The Confederation of Autonomous Trade Unions of Serbia announced it has filed complaints against Members of Parliament Đorđe Đorđić and Željko Veselinović with the Administrative-Budgetary and Mandate-Immunity Committee of the National Assembly, citing their public appearances and comments.

Defense lawyers for Vale do Lobo administrators are seeking recognition of prescription in the Marquês case, which could also benefit Sócrates and Vara, but prosecutors argue that corruption charges will only prescribe in December 2028 or 2033.

Firefighters in Dolná Krupá, Slovakia, successfully rescued a person who had fallen into a ten-meter-deep well. The individual remained conscious throughout the rescue operation.

In an interview with 'Vijesti,' prominent Montenegrin artist Slobodan Bobo Slovinić shares insights into his latest works, including his book 'Life and Sea' and exhibition 'Memories and Dreams,' as well as his overall creative process and future projects.

Russian distributors postponed Spider-Man screenings to prioritize 'The Last Warrior: Kolobok,' but initial showings in St. Petersburg on Friday, August 7, failed to sell a single ticket, leaving auditoriums empty.

The Croatian government is introducing a new measure that could allow for the continued detention of the most dangerous convicts even after they have served their sentences. This aims to prevent their release into society if they are deemed a continued threat.

The Serbian Ministry of Culture allocated 45.1 million for film programs, with FEST receiving 12 million, while several other festivals like Martovski, Beldoks, Slobodna Zona, and the Festival of Author's Film received no funding.