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Catastrophic flash floods along the Nepal-Tibet border have killed hundreds and left more than 2,400 people missing, prompting extensive multinational search-and-rescue operations. The disaster has stranded numerous foreign tourists and hydropower workers while severely straining local emergency response resources.
Municipal authorities intend to name a street near Naples after Antonio Ciccarelli, known as Doktor Anton, for his leadership in organizing partisan hospitals along the coast during WWII.
Severe flooding and landslides triggered by complex environmental factors have killed over 500 people and left nearly 2,500 missing across Nepal. In response to the mounting crisis, the Nepalese government has reversed its stance and accepted international rescue assistance while domestic recovery efforts continue.
American consumer confidence declined in August while the Chicago PMI unexpectedly fell into contraction territory, signaling weakening industrial activity. These figures point to growing economic headwinds amid broader market uncertainty.
Global Constellation has taken on international sales for a new documentary exploring the life and legacy of Oscar-winning composer Nino Rota, ahead of its Venice Film Festival premiere.
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Damilola Orimogunje’s documentary “Dear Ajayi” has been selected as Nigeria’s first-ever entry for the Venice Film Festival’s Giornate degli Autori section. The announcement highlights a milestone for Nigerian cinema as the country expands its presence on the global festival circuit.
The Hollywood Reporter shares an exclusive look at the trailer for Colombian director Sebastián Múnera’s first feature film, which follows two women smuggling phones into a prison and premieres at the Venice Critics' Week.
A growing number of millennial parents are adopting a 'FAFO' (Fuck Around and Find Out) parenting philosophy, prioritizing direct consequences and firm boundaries over traditional, lenient child-rearing methods.
Two construction workers were killed and another seriously injured after falling from a crane basket at a highway construction site near Zenica. Authorities have launched an investigation into the safety failures that led to the tragedy.
Unknown perpetrators broke into the Church of Emperor Constantine and Empress Helena in Bušince village overnight, stealing money collected from voluntary donations.
After nearly two decades of stalled production attempts across multiple countries, Sabu’s latest feature finally debuts at major international festivals with renewed tension and poignancy.
The moving walkways at Importanne Centre on Trg kralja Tomislava have resumed operations following a two-year shutdown, according to city officials.
Dva neznámí zloději ukradli ve čtvrtek 27. srpna šperky z vídeňského Uměleckoprůmyslového muzea (MAK), kde se koná výstava pařížského klenotnického domu Van Cleef & Arpels, píše web stanice ORF.
The directorial debut of a French organized crime journalist explores themes of career reinvention and features exclusive clips showcased in the festival's Horizons section.
Painters Alžběta Moravcová and Markéta Metelka-Knorová spent two weeks creating a large-scale, interactive graphic mural on the asphalt at a primary school in Tábor.
A Saudi Arabian cultural delegation will present heritage textiles and artisanal crafts at the prestigious Homo Faber Biennial in Venice, highlighting the kingdom’s commitment to preserving and promoting traditional craftsmanship on a global stage.
Following programs in Vareš, the festival featuring the theme "Origins-Korijeni" moves toward its grand finale in Kraljeva Sutjeska.
Following the passing of country music legend Dolly Parton, fans, fellow artists, and local officials have launched tributes and campaigns to rename Nashville’s airport in her honor. Her estate is also preparing long-term posthumous releases, including a newly recorded song set for 2046, while managing inquiries about her inheritance.
The Democratic party highlights suspicious contracts and a recent ceiling collapse during the building of a hospital in Prešov, demanding greater transparency and accountability in public infrastructure projects.
Russia launched mass overnight drone and missile strikes across Ukraine, hitting nine cities including Kyiv, Kharkiv, Kherson, Poltava and Zaporizhzhia. The attacks damaged energy infrastructure and killed at least two people, with several more injured.
A court in Serbia has upheld a life imprisonment sentence for a woman convicted of murdering her mother-in-law near Sjenica. This marks the second time she has received the maximum penalty for the crime, highlighting the country's strict stance on homicide cases.
Croatian police are investigating fraudsters who tricked an elderly woman into losing over €32,000 through a counterfeit share trading operation.
A Slovenian court has confirmed a legal settlement between prominent orthopedic surgeon Gregor Kavčič and Novo Mesto Hospital, finalizing their dispute without his return to the facility.
A powerful glacier collapse has unleashed catastrophic flash floods across Nepal and the Tibetan border region, leaving hundreds dead and thousands missing. Rescue operations are underway as experts warn that climate change may be exacerbating the frequency of such glacial disasters.
The municipality of Albrechtice organized a petition opposing a planned large-scale solar farm on private land, citing concerns over its visibility across the town.
Local authorities in Timisoara are collecting organic waste directly from markets to generate renewable electricity, offering an alternative energy solution amid ongoing power crises.
Alarming footage shows red liquid flowing into the Neretva River near Konjic, prompting public outrage and an ongoing investigation into suspected illegal dumping from a local slaughterhouse. Authorities are working to identify the source and assess environmental damage.
The African National Congress has released its manifesto for South Africa's 2026 local elections, acknowledging past governance failures while outlining plans to address systemic issues. Analysts question the feasibility of implementing these proposed reforms.
Students in Belgrade are organizing a commemorative walk on September 1 to mark the second anniversary of the Zemun roof collapse that killed 16 people. The march aims to keep public pressure on authorities to hold those responsible accountable for the tragedy.
Emergency services responded to a blaze at the national railway building, with unofficial reports pointing to a malfunctioning air conditioning unit as the likely ignition source.
International sales company The Match Factory has secured global distribution rights to four newly restored features by acclaimed Thai filmmaker Apichatpong Weerasethakul, with a formal launch planned for the Venice International Film Festival.
Inhabitants of Nezdenice in the Uherské Hradiště District are facing recurring electricity disruptions whenever strong winds or thunderstorms bring down power lines. Locals express frustration over the unreliable grid infrastructure that leaves homes without power for hours.
Construction of the Dalian Changhai Bridge, set to be the longest trans-oceanic bridge in northeastern China, reached a major milestone with the joining of its main 11-kilometer span.
The United Nations Children's Fund has officially named a new country director to lead its operations in Serbia, marking a leadership transition for the humanitarian agency's regional office.
Serbian police have detained and filed charges against a local female activist for allegedly violating public order during a recent incident in Kragujevac.
Officials emphasize the critical importance and high cost of clearing the Sitnica riverbed to prevent flooding and safeguard local communities, despite the work receiving little public attention.
Several committees of the National Assembly of Serbia held meetings today, during which draft laws were discussed in detail and the vast majority of submitted amendments were rejected.
Izjemna zgodja o prijateljstvu med reševalcem Alešem Gerkmanom in njegovo psičko Boko, ki mu aktivno pomaga v vsakdanjem življenju in pri vzgoji njegove hčerke.
A documentary about Gaza, directed by a prominent filmmaker, is set to debut at the Venice Film Festival, with the director urging awareness and action against the inevitability of war and environmental neglect.
The 5,700 square meter Isola di Crevan is located near Burano; the price is available only upon request.
A retired professional cyclist has converted a roadside stop in Roudnice nad Labé into a highly sought-after café, attracting riders and travelers hundreds of kilometers away for its exceptional coffee and atmosphere.
The Transport and Energy Construction Office has launched a joint regulatory proceeding for a key fuel storage pipeline connecting Loukov and Sedlnice in Moravia.
The Old Town Road rapper reports feeling positive and appreciative of his audience's kindness following his recent legal troubles and rehabilitation stint.
The Network of Assemblies of Novi Sad has announced a memorial walk scheduled for September 1 to mark 22 months since the tragic collapse of the roof at the city’s train station.
Roads of Serbia reported significant traffic delays for heavy goods vehicles exiting the Adaševci toll plaza toward Šid due to congestion.
UNICEF has issued a dire warning that one million children in Afghanistan are suffering from life-threatening malnutrition. The organization highlights the severe humanitarian crisis facing the country's youngest population.
António Guterres stated that the wars in Ukraine and the Middle East demonstrate the limits of US unilateral power, cautioning that a multipolar global order lacking robust international institutions could lead to renewed conflicts.
Aleksandar Vučić pledged an investment of 42 to 45 million euros for renovating the local hospital in Kruševac, alongside plans for a new indoor sports arena.
A judge handed down a sentence to the head of a religious sect found guilty of causing the death of a 70-year-old follower, whose remains were discovered wrapped in rice sacks near Auckland in March 2024.
The Association of Assistant Judges in Serbia sent an urgent letter to the Council of Europe's Venice Commission and the EU delegation, alleging direct breaches of European legal norms by the ruling administration.
A series of wildfires across Herzegovina's cantons have consumed forests, shrubbery, vehicles, and apiaries over the past day, prompting emergency responses.
The United Arab Emirates pavilion at the prestigious Venice Biennale is reportedly nearing its completion, preparing for its upcoming presentation.
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.
A new air alert was detected at the Romania-Ukraine border on Tuesday morning, prompting the scrambling of two Spanish F-18 fighter jets stationed at the Kogălniceanu base as part of a mission in Romania.
The documentary film 'NAZA,' which focuses on events in Gaza, has been added to the main competition lineup of the Venice Film Festival, making it eligible for the Golden Lion award. Produced by an Oscar-winning team, the film will have its world premiere at the festival.
North Macedonia's Health Minister Sašo Klekovski announced 44 confirmed cases of West Nile fever, with five fatalities reported.
Following the opening of a new seven-kilometer section of Corridor 5C from Doboj Jug to Medakovo, the Mayor of Tešanj, Suad Huskić, reacted with mixed emotions, citing significant delays and issues with the remaining construction.
Wildfires continue to rage in Serbia's Stolovi mountains and parts of Trebević in Bosnia, with strong winds hindering containment efforts. Authorities are working to slow the spread, but a fire chief confirms the Mt. Stolovi blaze is not yet contained.
A fire that originated in Croatia spread to the Grab village near Ljubuški, Bosnia and Herzegovina, destroying 43 bee colonies and 19 breeding units belonging to local beekeeper Zvonko Barišić.
Alexander Filip, currently director of Jihlava Hospital, will also take over as the new director of Pelhřimov Hospital starting in November, replacing Michal Kozár.
Members of the Serbian Parliament concluded their work for the day and will resume their session tomorrow at 10:00 AM to discuss the budget rebalance and 58 other agenda items.
A Mercedes-Benz vehicle became stuck in excavated tram tracks in Kvatrić, Zagreb, with the driver facing a hefty fine and costs for vehicle extraction.
Ukraine celebrated its Independence Day with President Zelensky stating the nation desires peace but will not surrender to Russia at any cost. The day was marked by solidarity from international leaders and continued conflict, including a drone crash in Chernihiv injuring 15 people.
Attacks in the Black Sea have disrupted wheat exports, leading to rising wheat prices. Russia has announced it will implement measures to stabilize its exports.
The proposed tax reform plans by Germany's black-red coalition government are facing strong criticism, with some analysts warning of potential financial ruin. Critics argue that the reforms could lead to significant economic instability.
The premiere of 'The Seagull' at the Novi Teatar in Sarajevo sold out.
Following the death of former Bosnian Serb leader Ratko Mladić in a Dutch prison, Serbian officials have proposed a state funeral, sparking widespread condemnation from EU institutions, Bosnian authorities, and survivors’ groups. Critics warn that honoring the convicted genocide perpetrator undermines regional reconciliation and violates international norms.
Four defendants have pleaded guilty to torching four ambulances operated by a Jewish emergency response charity in London. The March incident targeted vehicles belonging to the Hatzalah organization in the Golders Green area.
A Sarajevo cantonal representative has alleged that the regional government spent nearly 800,000 BAM to host a Prodigy concert, raising questions about why citizens were still charged for tickets.
Increasing dolphin sightings near Venice indicate that overfishing and rising sea temperatures are severely depleting Adriatic fish populations, forcing marine mammals closer to shore in search of food.
After Tuesday's cyberattack, the casino company Hit has successfully restored the conditions for the operation of information systems that enable the opening of casinos.
A selection of inexpensive food items is highlighted as versatile enough to prepare dozens of different meals, offering practical advice for cost-conscious shoppers.
The U.S. military used a directed-energy laser system to destroy three drones linked to Mexican cartels near the southern border. Officials emphasized the technology's role in countering what they described as an escalating aerial threat.
Health authorities have confirmed cases of the West Nile virus in dead crows across five locations in Zagreb, adding to a broader surge of infections throughout Europe. Public health officials are urging residents to take precautions against mosquito bites as unseasonably high temperatures facilitate viral spread.
EU Council President António Costa is scheduled to visit Cyprus and Croatia next week as part of a broader diplomatic tour to engage with member state leaders and discuss continental policy priorities.
As conflicts escalate in the Middle East and Ukraine, organizers and artists at Berlin, Cannes, and Venice are navigating increasingly complex political minefields.
A campaign group is urging organizers of the Venice Film Festival to fly the Palestinian flag alongside national banners during the upcoming event. The appeal highlights growing calls for greater visibility of the Palestinian cause at major international cultural gatherings.
Montenegrin officials and residents celebrated the annual Municipality of Kolašin Day, highlighting the region's progress toward European integration and local development.
Railway authorities in the Moravian-Silesian Region are preparing a dedicated charging facility for battery-powered trains ahead of upcoming track electrification projects.
Health authorities have confirmed dozens of West Nile virus infections and multiple fatalities across Italy and North Macedonia this year. The surge in cases has prompted public health warnings as mosquito-borne illness spreads through the region.
A viral social media challenge involving masked individuals screaming and throwing stones at homes has led to multiple emergency calls and official complaints in Romania.
Ratko Mladic, the former Bosnian Serb military leader convicted of genocide and war crimes for his role in the Srebrenica massacre, has died at age 84 while awaiting transfer to serve the remainder of his life sentence.
In the Slovak village of Jarovnice, home to a large Roma community, three Catholic nuns have opened a new kindergarten, drawing inspiration from historical female leadership.
Actress Susan Sarandon discusses feeling pushed to the margins by the American film industry due to her outspoken stance on Gaza, while promoting her role in Bertolucci’s final film at Venice.
The Movement for a New Beginning of Vojvodina Hungarians (VMU) has condemned the Alliance of Vojvodina Hungarians (SVM) for compromising moral and national interests in pursuit of political survival within the ruling coalition.
Celebrated Japanese avant-garde artist Yayoi Kusama has died at age 97, drawing widespread international tributes for her pioneering use of polka dots and immersive installations. Her legacy continues to influence contemporary art and popular culture worldwide.
Collagen is essential not just for skin and nails but for bones, muscles, and connective tissue; experts highlight common dietary sources to boost natural production.
Organizers of the annual Lazarus Fest music festival in Lazarevo, Serbia, face new restrictions after the local community council banned certain performances and aggressive sound amplification. The decision aims to address resident concerns over noise pollution and public order during the traditional celebration.
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The Hollywood Reporter released exclusive clips from two Venice Film Festival entries, 'Eklipse' and 'I Matter', which examine complex family dynamics and cultural identity. Both films highlight emerging cinematic voices addressing social and personal struggles.
Residents near Konjica reported a red liquid flowing into the Neretva River, with locals suspecting it originated from a nearby slaughterhouse, sparking environmental and public health concerns.
Parallax has secured global sales for director Anuparna Roy’s “Lovers in the Blue Night,” following its world premiere in the Horizons competition at the Venice Film Festival.
A hospital in Prostějov has opened a unique pediatric clinic dedicated to treating infectious diseases, offering specialized care previously unavailable in the Olomouc Region.
Iran's armed forces have added several Persian-language media outlets based abroad, including Radio Farda, to their official list of military targets amid escalating regional tensions.
Hungary’s new government has officially classified Russia as a threat to European security and global order, marking a decisive break from former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s long-standing diplomatic approach. The shift signals Budapest’s alignment with broader Western security frameworks.
A new joint barometer by UNICEF France and a housing federation reveals that at least 2,355 children, including 514 under three years old, were left without emergency shelter after calling France’s 115 hotline in recent months.
Republican attorneys general from Iowa and Montana have urged the Supreme Court to block Democratic states' antitrust lawsuit against the Paramount Global-Warner Bros. Discovery merger, while separately, The Match Factory has acquired international distribution rights to four restored Apichatpong Weerasethakul films at the Venice Film Festival.
Volkswagen is reportedly planning to cut up to 100,000 jobs and eliminate a quarter of its management positions as part of a major cost-saving drive.
Planners have announced the victorious architectural proposal for transforming Sava Square and its surrounding area in Belgrade. The selected plan outlines future urban development for the site formerly occupied by the city's main railway station.
An exclusive clip from the upcoming crime-dramedy starring John Malkovich and Sam Rockwell debuts ahead of its Venice Film Festival launch.
The Australian film, selected for the Venice Days section, has secured global distribution deals ahead of its world premiere at the Venice Film Festival.
Authorities plan to submit building permit applications by mid-September, with groundwork for the second phase of the bypass project anticipated to begin next spring.
Director Tomo Tamošaitis's virtual reality film 'Eyes of Shame' has been selected for the Venice Immersive competition at the 83rd Venice International Film Festival.
A 41-year-old prisoner escaped from a hospital in Novo Mesto, Slovenia, fleeing barefoot and with a bandaged hand. Authorities are searching for the fugitive.
A Slovenian dog enthusiast shares the heartwarming story of how a rescued Belgian Shepherd named Boka continues to assist him in parenting and daily life following her successful training and rehabilitation.
The First Lady of Romania and UNICEF have renewed their joint pledge to advance and protect children's rights and ensure meaningful youth participation in society.
A 49-year-old woman reported stalking and harassment by her ex-partner to police in Heraklion, sparking renewed concerns over domestic violence and safety measures in Crete.
Yellow weather warnings have been issued for parts of the UK as rain and thunderstorms are expected, while meteorologists in Moldova also forecast heavy rainfall.
A historical profile details how Henry John Heinz overcame personal bankruptcy, fraud allegations, and imprisonment in his youth to eventually build one of the world's most powerful food brands.
Israeli settlers attacked Palestinians and AFP journalists in the West Bank while soldiers observed, amidst an ongoing increase in settler violence. Concurrently, Israeli forces raided an UNRWA training center in East Jerusalem, raising the Israeli flag and prompting UN condemnation.
The Sam Spiegel Film Lab will participate in the Venice International Film Festival, presenting 10 projects, including a documentary about civilian casualties in Gaza.
A private island near Venice, featuring a Napoleonic-era fort and views of Burano and Torcello, has been put up for sale. Described as an enchanting oasis, the island's price has reportedly dropped significantly.
Hit casinos have been forced to close their operations following a significant cyberattack. The incident has disrupted the gaming establishments, leading to their temporary shutdown.
The Montenegrin Parliament has adopted five amendments proposed by the Union of Municipalities (ZOCG) to the Law on Budget and Fiscal Responsibility. These amendments are intended to strengthen local self-government finances.
Yellow weather warnings have been issued across large parts of Europe, including the UK and Moldova, forecasting thunderstorms, heavy rainfall, and potential flooding. Temperatures are expected to cool as the severe weather approaches.
In an interview with the Financial Times, UN Secretary-General António Guterres stated that the conflicts in Ukraine and tensions with Iran have exposed the hard boundaries of superpower capabilities, urging restraint and respect for international limits.
A scenic waterfall and summer bathing spot near Ljubuški, located between the villages of Studenci and Zvirići, is drawing attention as a beloved local excursion destination.
The Filipino-American actress will serve on the panel selecting winners for the documentary prize, which is presented by the Artemis Rising Foundation.
A New Zealand religious sect leader, Kaixiao Liu, has been jailed for the manslaughter and kidnapping of a 70-year-old Chinese follower, Shulai Wang, whose body was found in rice bags.
The United Kingdom and Ukraine have signed a new partnership agreement focused on the use of artificial intelligence in defense, prompting warnings from the Kremlin about potential attacks on British factories producing drones for Ukraine. UK officials have vowed continued support for Ukraine despite these threats.
The busiest escalators in Zagreb have been out of service for two years, drawing criticism regarding negligence and sloppiness.
The Niger State Government and UNICEF urged local government chairmen to allocate funds for child nutrition in their budgets to improve grassroots outcomes.
Ricky Martin has been revealed as a cast member in Gael García Bernal's new film, 'Hombre Al Agua,' alongside Jorge Salinas and Esmeralda Pimentel. The announcement was made with the release of the first trailer and image at Venice/TIFF.
A Syrian court has sentenced Assad-era grand mufti Ahmed Badreddin Hassoun to life in prison. Separately, five opposition mayors in Turkey have been sentenced to long prison terms in cases that critics describe as politically motivated.
A recent poll indicates that one-third of Germans wish for a return to cheap Russian gas, a sentiment benefiting the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party. The AfD is projected to win convincingly in Saxony-Anhalt, potentially securing an absolute majority in the state parliament, raising questions about plans to curb the far-right's influence.
Several countries in Southeastern Europe, including Croatia, Serbia, and Greece, have reported an increase in West Nile Virus cases, with some patients developing severe symptoms like encephalitis and requiring hospitalization.
A UNICEF worker has been interrogated by Houthis after being held in detention for more than 800 days. The prolonged detention and interrogation raise concerns about humanitarian access and the treatment of aid workers.
Hungarian police successfully rescued a sick infant who had been taken without permission from a German hospital. The baby was found and saved by officers in Csongrád.
Orlando Bloom is slated to be honored with the Filming Italy Award during the Venice Film Festival. This recognition celebrates his contributions to cinema.
A company from Koprivnica, Croatia, successfully recovered 904,203 euros that it had mistakenly transferred to a fraudulent account in Hungary due to a fake email. The funds were returned after the scam was discovered.
Nail Jusić, the chairman of the Živinice City Council, has pleaded not guilty to nine criminal charges during a hearing at the Municipal Court in Živinice.
The Croatian Ministry of Defense (MORH) has issued school supplies, specifically notebooks featuring military motifs, which have now appeared in stores.
UNICEF Indonesia, Bappenas, and private partners have launched the BERSAMA initiative to enhance climate-resilient water and sanitation infrastructure in West Java, Indonesia.
The Guardian Nigeria provides an archive of reporting on UNICEF initiatives and partnerships within Nigeria.
Najmanje 17.000 djece pogođeno je poplavama u distriktima Rasuva, Nuvakot i Dading sjeverno od Katmandua, saopštio je UNICEF, agencija Ujedinjenih nacija za djecu, dodajući da sarađuje sa vladom…
Notable artists and intellectuals, including Roger Waters and Nobel laureate Annie Ernaux, have signed an open letter demanding that the Venice Film Festival implement concrete measures to support Palestinian creators. The appeal highlights growing pressure on international cultural institutions to address the ongoing conflict.
The Bosnian State Court has released the full text of an indictment targeting Admir Arnautović and Adnan Maglić, detailing the charges brought against them. The publication marks a procedural step in their ongoing legal proceedings.
Investigators have uncovered a drug trafficking operation between Spain, Nice, and Aix-en-Provence.
In an unprecedented move addressing domestic food insecurity, UNICEF will begin providing meals to vulnerable children across the UK for the first time.
President Trump signed an executive order renaming Lake Ontario to "Lake America," prompting swift criticism from Canadian officials and U.S. lawmakers while raising questions about its legal enforceability. The move has drawn sharp diplomatic pushback and sparked debate over presidential authority over geographic nomenclature.
Relationship experts highlight three essential sentences that foster respect, build trust, and significantly improve partnership dynamics beyond simple declarations of love.
Montenegrin authorities have finalized an agreement to build a four-lane boulevard-style western ring road around Podgorica, featuring sidewalks and public lighting.
A researcher provides a detailed examination of the August 1995 artillery attack in Sarajevo, reviewing historical facts, judicial investigations, and international tribunal verdicts.
Serbia will hold a state funeral for former Bosnian Serb general Ratko Mladić following his death in a Dutch prison, drawing sharp criticism from neighboring Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia. The decision has reignited tensions over the glorification of convicted war criminals and prompted calls for legal action against public displays honoring him.
An article highlights the historical connections between Slovakia's fortified medieval town of Bardejov and Polish wine markets dating back to the 15th century.
The iconic escalators at Zagreb’s Importanne Centre have resumed operation following a lengthy repair and replacement process involving components shipped from China.
Authorities in Nepal and Tibet have halted search efforts after a landslide-created barrier lake overflowed, triggering dangerous flash floods along the mountainous border. The renewed flooding endangers teams searching for dozens of missing mountaineers, including British nationals.
Law enforcement in Canton 10 of Bosnia and Herzegovina has issued a public alert after counterfeit euro notes were detected circulating within the region.
A recent court ruling favors the SPD party regarding its classification as extremist, pointing to inconsistencies in how the Ministry of Interior defines and reports extremism.
Health authorities report rising cases of West Nile virus in Greece and North Macedonia, with 232 cases and 19 deaths in Greece, and 51 cases with 6 deaths in North Macedonia. Greece has intensified mosquito spraying and rapid testing efforts.
Moscow has issued stern warnings to the United Kingdom and broader European allies, threatening retaliation over the supply of long-range missiles to Ukraine. The diplomatic tensions coincide with heightened security alerts and strategic communications from Western intelligence officials.
Following Meta’s historic $18 billion agreement to settle US lawsuits over teen addiction and mental health harms, European Union officials are demanding comparable online safety protections for minors. Financial analysts note the payout leaves core revenue largely intact while signaling a broader regulatory shift for big tech.
Kosovo police confirmed plans to visit a mass grave location in Kaludri to investigate circumstances and facilitate victim identification.
Firefighters in the Czech Republic report that an ammonia leak from stadium ventilation technology has been successfully contained and ventilated, with no injuries reported.
The CIA director traveled to Moscow to warn Russia against attacking a NATO member, according to reports, but the Kremlin dismisses the claim as a scare story. Russian foreign intelligence chief confirmed the meeting, while the EU was not informed of the visit.
Musician Sting will provide narration for Walter Fasano’s upcoming documentary portrait of legendary composer Nino Rota, which is scheduled for its world premiere at the 83rd Venice Film Festival.
A private island located just outside Venice, featuring a historic residence within a preserved Napoleonic-era fortification, has been listed on the real estate market. The unique property offers extensive grounds and direct access to the Venetian lagoon.
Dietitians recommend incorporating specific filling foods into morning meals to prevent mid-morning hunger spikes and maintain steady energy levels throughout the day.
Tens of thousands of visitors gathered in the Spanish town of Buñol for the annual La Tomatina festival, hurling approximately 150 tons of overripe tomatoes through the streets. The week-long celebration concluded with participants drenched in tomato pulp as local authorities began cleanup operations.
A recent report from a Vietnamese news outlet focuses on United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund programs and humanitarian operations within the country.
Kostelní Lhota will welcome representatives from 25 European municipalities this September to announce the winners of the prestigious rural development award.
The shortest rule is: use the engine to calmly control the speed, and the brake to clearly and safely complete the deceleration
Public health authorities in the Netherlands have verified the country's first locally acquired cases of the West Nile virus, including one fatality and two hospitalizations linked to mosquito bites.
Featuring posters for imagined events canceled due to artists killed by Russia, the project aims to highlight and resist the weaponization of culture amid the ongoing conflict.
Croatian minister and Serbian officials trade barbs over President Aleksandar Vučić, with the Croatian minister suggesting Vučić's facts are unreliable and Serbian PM Brnabić stating Vučić never sought a ceremonial welcome.
Police confirmed the handover of 31-year-old M.R., who was sought internationally to serve a prison term for unauthorized drug manufacturing and trafficking.
Organizers are finalizing preparations for the “d.i.a.spona: Sarajevo School of Architecture in the World” exhibition, which will open in October at the main hall of Sarajevo’s railway station.
Ali Asgari's film, starring Misagh Zareh, will enter the Venice Film Festival market with broad distribution deals already in place following its festival run.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MVP) stated that Šćepanović's mandate begins at an important moment, as Montenegro prepares to assume the presidency of the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe.
Multiple committees in the Serbian National Assembly held sessions to review proposed laws, largely rejecting submitted amendments while addressing administrative matters regarding the official ombudsman's office staffing.
Slovenian authorities launched a manhunt after a 41-year-old inmate escaped from a hospital in Novo Mesto while wearing casual clothing and sporting a bandaged left hand, raising concerns about facility security protocols.
Special prosecutors have filed espionage and extortion charges against a Serbian official alleged to have attempted to recruit Kosovo’s Prime Minister Albin Kurti and misrepresent Kosovo’s security situation.
The partner of President Nicușor Dan, Mirabela Grădinaru, met on Tuesday with a UNICEF delegation led by Edouard Beigbeder, UNICEF Regional Director for Europe, Central Asia, the Middle East...
A Škoda taxi vehicle fell into a section of dismantled tram rails on Trg Eugena Kvaternika in central Zagreb, highlighting ongoing infrastructure maintenance challenges in the city.
After two decades, state subsidies for biogas facilities generating electricity or heat will end, transitioning funding toward biomethane production and potentially closing down several existing operators.
Local researchers have received official recognition for their breakthrough contributions to developing new treatments for breast cancer, advancing medical care at domestic healthcare facilities.
Reviewers note the prequel successfully balances nostalgic franchise elements with fresh storytelling, building anticipation for the main narrative.
– 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!
MK2 Films has acquired the international sales rights for the Gaza documentary 'NAZA,' from the directors of 'No Other Land,' ahead of its Venice Film Festival premiere. The film is also set to have its North American premiere at the New York Film Festival.
A new feature highlights inappropriate and hurtful remarks often directed at single parents, offering guidance on respectful communication and empathy.
RTVE has gained unprecedented access to the crypts of Cuelgamuros to document their current state, while filmmakers are bringing the Gaza documentary 'No Other Land' to Venice. These events highlight significant cultural and political narratives.
George Clooney, Maggie Gyllenhaal, and Alberto Barbera are among the notable speakers scheduled to participate in the CAA-Finch & Partners Venice Forum and other masterclasses. These events, including the 'Future of Creativity' forum, will take place during the Venice Film Festival.
The Judicial Assistants Association in Serbia has written to the Venice Commission and the Head of the EU Delegation in Belgrade, alleging that recommendations for Serbia are being grossly circumvented. They claim the Venice Commission's recommendations have not been implemented.
The Serbian political movement 'We Are the Strength of the People' strongly condemned repeated attacks by right-wing figure Miloš Jovanović against Professor Branimir Nestorović during a television broadcast.
This article explores which foods contain surprisingly few nutrients, highlighting that not all foods are equally rich in essential vitamins and minerals.
Professional dancer Giovanni Pernice revealed he felt suicidal after being dropped by the BBC from 'Strictly Come Dancing' following a complaint from Amanda Abbington, stating he felt 'hung out to dry'.
The town of Jilemnice in the Semily region is nearing completion of a 75 million Czech crown recreational biotope featuring wooden piers, a slide, and a water playground, though the project's full opening is now delayed by over a year until next spring.
An exhibition titled 'Majesty at the Gates' at Jindřichův Hradec Castle showcases how nobility traveled and what royal and imperial visits entailed, highlighting the castle's historical significance as a stop for Habsburg rulers.
Ukraine celebrated its Independence Day under continued Russian bombardment, while Russia's President Putin signed a decree allowing state takeover of infrastructure whose owners fail to protect it from drone attacks. Meanwhile, the UK pledged to help Ukraine manufacture missiles and signed an AI agreement for battlefield data sharing.
Taiwanese authorities have charged nine individuals, including employees from Nvidia and Super Micro, for their alleged involvement in the illegal export of AI servers to China. The indictments follow an investigation into the unauthorized transfer of advanced technology.
Volunteers in Litomyšl dedicate over a thousand hours annually to managing a charity wardrobe that has been operating for 30 years, sorting and distributing clothes.
The far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) could potentially secure an absolute majority in a state parliament on September 6, prompting questions about German Chancellor Friedrich Merz's plan to contain the rising influence of the far-right.
Alice Weidel, leader of Germany's far-right AfD party, has outlined plans for Germany to exit the Eurozone and Schengen area, and close its borders if her party comes to power.
A severe drought has destroyed up to 90% of crops in Bosnia and Herzegovina, with a fire near Ljubuški further devastating a beekeeping operation, burning 43 bee colonies. The country faces significant agricultural losses due to these environmental challenges.
The directors of the documentary 'Oasis: Don’t Look Back in Anger' explained their decision to use hidden cameras during the shoot. The film is set to premiere at the Venice International Film Festival in September.
A new seven-kilometer section of the Corridor 5C highway, connecting Doboj Jug and Medakovo, has been opened to traffic by Autoceste Federacije Bosne i Hercegovine.
While children enjoy their last week of summer vacation, teachers in the Czech Republic have returned to schools to prepare classrooms, textbooks, and welcome packages for first-graders ahead of the new academic year.
On the 34th anniversary of the burning of its former headquarters in Sarajevo's Vijećnica, the National and University Library of Bosnia and Herzegovina (NUBBiH) held a press conference to demand its return to the historic building and secure permanent funding.
Moldovan authorities recorded five phone scam cases over the weekend, with victims reporting losses exceeding 2 million lei (approximately 100,000 euros). One woman alone lost 173,000 lei and 38,500 euros to a scammer posing as a security service employee.