Pakistan's electricity regulator has introduced comprehensive guaranteed performance metrics for all distribution companies after more than two decades, aiming to enforce stricter compliance and operational efficiency.

Tennis star Novak Djokovic stated that he felt a great injustice was inflicted upon his country and people during the 1990s.

Vilnius Lyceum, consistently ranked as Lithuania's best school, shared insights into its admission exams and methods for maintaining its top position in national rankings.

Lithuania is dealing with the aftermath of a powerful storm, Cyclone Priska, which brought strong winds and heavy rainfall, leading to road closures due to fallen trees and ongoing cleanup operations.

Kokanović has called on the Appellate Prosecutor's Office to investigate alleged irregularities in the investigation into the death of Vladimir Cvijan. This demand seeks to ensure transparency and accountability in the case.

Pavle Dimitrijević from the Center for Research, Transparency and Accountability (CRTA) stated that election irregularities at polling stations cannot be resolved with screens.

Experts highlight common mistakes made by Lithuanians, such as forgotten documents, misjudged baggage rules, or poor hotel choices, that can lead to stress and ruin their holidays before they even begin.

Guests dressed in aristocratic 19th-century inspired attire attended the first-ever Grand Summer Ball at Pakruojis Manor, which also featured a special visit from a Queen.

Pakistan's National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) is currently weighing a proposal to increase the power tariff by Rs1.34 per unit.

Prospective buyers of Pakistan's power distribution companies (DISCOs) are demanding guarantees against contract reopening and seeking dollar-denominated returns, raising concerns with NEPRA.

Serbian singer Jelena Karleuša commented on the cancellation of her concert in Vodice, Croatia, stating that such an incident would not happen to a Croatian singer in Serbia.

Pakistan's National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (Nepra) has notified an additional burden of Rs9.8 billion on electricity consumers for August due to a 75 paisa per unit fuel cost adjustment (FCA).

North Macedonia's Foreign Minister, Timco Mucunski, stated that his country's journey towards EU membership serves as a case study, highlighting what he considers unfair treatment in the accession process.

Following an article where nurses from UKC Maribor warned of alleged irregularities in EMG examinations, attention reportedly shifted to finding the whistleblower rather than verifying the claims, raising concerns about a 'systemic challenge'.

Montenegrin inspections are intensifying their focus on the summer season, issuing fines for fake QR codes, undeclared workers, and other irregularities. This initiative aims to address various issues and ensure compliance during the peak tourist period.

Stanislovas, a Lithuanian man, recounts his journey of receiving a liver transplant nearly two years ago, describing it as getting a 'second life' after his health deteriorated significantly.

Czech Education Minister Plaga has dismissed proposals from Tomio Okamura and Andrej Babiš to abolish the ninth grade of primary schools, calling the suggestion unconceptual and based on misleading figures.

Inspection in Bar, Montenegro reveals irregularities in tourist season prohibitions.

Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš criticized the government's increased unemployment benefits, arguing that they make it advantageous not to work, despite a shortage of employees in the country.

Montenegrin MP Radovanić stated that there should be no 'first and second class workers,' urging parliamentarians to rectify injustices against them.

Od isplate više od 57 miliona eura u slučaju „Viaduct“, preko afere „Pandora“ i sumnjivih diploma, do nepravilnosti u institucijama poput UIO-a i BHAN

Mostar Mufti Dr. Salem-ef. Dedović delivered a sermon in Karađoz-beg's Mosque, also given in all mosques in the area, addressing political violence and injustice faced by Bosniaks and calling for a serious and consistent response.

A new video capturing moments from Inga Valinskienė's concert has gained significant attention on social media, prompting audience members to share their impressions.

Serbian Education Minister Dejan Vuk Stanković stated that if irregularities are determined by the educational inspection, a re-vote on the change of the University of Belgrade Statute could take place.

Bar police in Montenegro, in cooperation with foreign inspectors, sanctioned Serbian entertainer Dragomir Despić Desingerica and two other individuals for violating the Law on Foreigners, with the club also fined.

Public figure Nijolė Jagelavičienė prioritizes her appearance and health, as revealed in a recent interview from a beauty salon where she discussed her daily routine and self-care practices.

Various articles discuss astrological predictions and the characteristics associated with different zodiac signs. Topics include which signs might have a difficult day, those who never ask for help, and how signs react to heartbreak.

Police and port authority officials conducted an intensified control operation targeting individuals and vessels in the Skadar Lake area on July 11, 2026. The action resulted in the discovery of irregularities.

The State Audit Institution (DRI) identified irregularities in the financial statements of both the Serbian Ministry of Interior (MUP) and the Ministry of Defense. Issues included past work compensation for full beneficiary service in the MUP and revenue recorded without written contracts in the Ministry of Defense.

Lithuanian farmers, who consider rapeseed one of their most profitable crops, are reportedly disappointed by recent news from Brussels, though they do not plan to reduce their cultivation areas.

The municipality of Niška Banja has been ordered to pay a fine of €112,000 due to irregularities in the implementation of an IPA project. The City of Niš will provide financial assistance from its budget reserves to cover the damages.

The EU Delegation has requested an urgent and thorough review of allegations concerning irregularities in the election of members to the RTCG Council. This call emphasizes the need for transparency and accountability in the process.

Pakistan's National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) has approved Rs1.585 billion in payouts for salary hikes and bonuses for CPPA-G, despite ongoing challenges in the power sector.

Montenegrin border police, in cooperation with the Bar Port Authority, conducted an intensified control operation on Lake Skadar and the Morača River channel, identifying irregularities on nine vessels.

A motorcyclist died in a traffic accident in Vilnius on Friday. Police reported that the accident was caused by a truck driver who failed to yield to the motorcycle.

Ukraine is reportedly not losing ground, with the Pentagon noting an improving front-line situation. Kyiv's utilization of AI-controlled drone attacks is surprising observers by targeting Russian logistics lines in occupied territories.

Professor Pakutinskas highlights that the greatest challenge of artificial intelligence is preventing the loss of human critical thinking, as AI rapidly transforms daily life, from employment to public services. He also raises questions about accountability for algorithmic decisions.

The European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg has ruled that Serbia must compensate a participant in COVID-19 protests. The court found that the protester was subjected to an unfair trial.

The Centre for Civic Education (CGO) has raised concerns about the University of Montenegro's (UCG) consistent silence regarding serious public allegations of irregularities, questioning if this has become the institution's policy.

Pakistan's National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) has announced a reduction in the power tariff by Rs1.98. This decision is expected to provide relief to consumers for a period of three months.

As extreme weather events become more frequent, questions arise about Lithuania's preparedness for prolonged power outages, with many residents reportedly not having started preparations.

CNN reports that the USS Gerald R. Ford aircraft carrier, which participated in US operations against Iran in the Red Sea, sustained more damage during the conflict than the US Navy initially disclosed.

Pakistan's National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (Nepra) has announced a reduction in electricity charges for three months, allowing a Rs1.19 per unit FCA collection in June bills and a Rs1.99 per unit reduction until August.

Matija Posavec, the youngest county prefect in Croatia, has been found guilty of accepting bribes and trading influence. Following the verdict, Posavec expressed distrust in the Croatian judiciary.

STRUČNJACI upozoravaju na opasnosti nepravilne njege pasa tijekom vrućina.

The news portal Delfi is running a limited-time promotion, offering a monthly subscription for just €0.89, allowing unrestricted access to content without ads.

The 20th annual LOGIN conference, the largest innovation and progress conference in the Baltics, is set to begin tomorrow, May 28, at the Litexpo conference center, with a large team from Delfi eagerly awaiting the event.

Following elections in the Doctors' Chamber, elections for the sixth convocation of the Assembly of the Chamber of Medical Nurses and Technicians of Serbia will be held on June 7, with irregularities already reported.

The State Attorney's Office of the Republic of Croatia (DORH) has identified a series of irregularities and omissions in the work of the Municipal State Attorney's Office in Šibenik regarding the case against Kristijan Aleksić, who is accused of illegal possession and procurement of weapons.

As preparations for the upcoming elections in Serbia continue, the Commission for the review, verification, and updating of the voter list is holding sessions, with irregularities in the list being observed.

Bosnian footballer Amar Dedić met with singer Mirza Selimović.

Increased inspections of delivery services in Podgorica have revealed numerous irregularities, resulting in fines totaling nearly 60,000 euros. Authorities are enforcing stricter compliance with regulations for delivery operations.

The Dean of the Faculty of Philosophy in Novi Sad, Milivoje Alanović, has filed an ethical complaint against Professor Dinko Gruhonjić. The professor stated he would not be silenced by Alanović in the face of injustice.

The Tax Administration of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (PU FBiH) announced that it conducted 248 inspection controls yesterday, May 15, finding irregularities in more than 50% of the checked companies.

Lithuania has launched a new local tourism campaign encouraging visitors to discover exclusive night-time entertainment options across the country this summer. The initiative aims to highlight unique experiences available after dark.

The articles highlight how untimely administrative decisions are preventing students from enrolling in their desired high schools. This issue suggests a problem with the admissions process or the timing of official notifications.

A decision by the Prosecutor General's Office in Lithuania not to initiate a pre-trial investigation into alleged war crimes committed by Israeli citizen Sean Gor, a student in Kaunas, has been appealed to the courts. A human rights foundation is pursuing accountability.

A commentary argues that injustice in Serbia originates from its Constitution and laws, emphasizing the need for a strong state and an efficient judicial system, contrasting Serbia's current legal framework with those of Germany and Slovenia.

Pakistan's power regulator, Nepra, has reversed Rs42 billion in penalties previously imposed on the National Transmission and Dispatch Company for violations of the economic merit order. The decision follows an IHC stay on deductions and a referral back to the regulator.

Goran Gajić stated in an interview with Danas that he would not place the burden on young people to 'fix' everything that previous generations have spoiled, deeming it an injustice to them. This reflects a perspective on intergenerational responsibility and the challenges faced by younger generations.

Two young Dutch individuals fell into a ravine after a tree branch broke, prompting an extraordinary inspection of the fence from which they fell. The inspection, however, found no irregularities in the fence's condition.

Lithuania's Special Investigation Service (STT) will not initiate a pre-trial investigation regarding directives to transport all mixed municipal waste from the capital region to the Kazokiškės landfill.

Pope Francis visited San Marino and the Italian coastal city of Rimini, where he called on participants of a traditional Catholic meeting to be courageous leaders in the fight against inequality and poverty, stating that unjust power structures are the root of these issues and wars.

Actor Liam Cunningham was a guest at the Sarajevo Film Festival, where he discussed his film 'Palestine '36' and spoke about themes of power, injustice, and art.

The Ethics Commission of the Lithuanian Parliament has decided not to initiate investigations into the conduct of MP Pavilionis regarding his communication with Ministry of Foreign Affairs employees. Additionally, the commission found no violation in MP Kasčiūnas's social media post 'Good night, leftists'.

Astrology suggests that certain zodiac signs are more prone to remembering injustices and are likely to leave situations where they feel unappreciated. Specifically, four signs struggle to remain where they don't feel valued, and two signs are noted for their long memory of unfair treatment.

Delfi journalist Kristina Pocytė-Medutė and columnist Andrius Užkalnis were spotted enjoying nightlife in Palanga, where they decided to test their strength on a boxing punch bag.

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen have forged an unexpected partnership, becoming dominant figures in shaping Europe's migration policies. Their collaboration highlights a shared stance on stricter immigration controls within the European Union.

A young Lithuanian priest has spoken out about the expanding pedophilia scandal within the church, expressing fear and questioning why no one reported the horrific details earlier. Critics, like Olekas, deem the church's reaction to be too weak.

The night sky in August is expected to feature a rare combination of two significant celestial phenomena. Astrologers and scientists are encouraging observers not to miss this extraordinary event.

Pakistan's Nepra has approved a 75 paisa per unit increase in the electricity tariff under the Fuel Cost Adjustment (FCA), which will apply to all consumer categories except lifeline consumers, including K-Electric.

The President of Montenegro's Cyber Security Agency Council, Kljajić, has denied any irregularities, stating that he was informed of his compliance and accusing a colleague of misdirection.

Allegations of irregularities in EMG examinations at the University Clinical Centre Maribor have intensified, with reports indicating a significantly higher number of examinations conducted during additional, paid afternoon hours.

A public call for a support program in Montenegro has been canceled due to identified irregularities. A new public call will be issued once the issues are resolved, according to the department managed by Ernad Suljević.

The State Inspectorate announced that it discovered 122 irregularities, including one hotel, during intensified inspections aimed at ensuring a successful tourist season and combating the gray economy.

Power consumers in Pakistan could see a tariff increase of Rs1.20, following Nepra's approval of a 20-year license for DHA City's power distributor.

According to Foreign Policy, Russian elites and society have largely believed the war is distant and unaffected them. The article suggests Putin will continue the conflict until it poses a direct threat to his power.

Czech Minister Mrázová has been fined for violating the conflict of interest law, specifically for providing false information. The penalty was imposed after it was determined she had submitted untrue data.

Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković commented on the impending drastic increase in fuel prices, stating that the government's options are limited. He also addressed the Šegota case, emphasizing the need for a thorough investigation despite initial ministry findings of no irregularities.

Experts advise on the appropriate amount of money to include in a wedding envelope, suggesting that the sum depends on guests' financial capabilities and the nature of the celebration to avoid awkwardness.

USKOK has filed an indictment against a 58-year-old Croatian customs officer before the Zagreb County Court for bribery and abuse of position and authority, following an investigation launched in March.

Inspection reports have revealed further irregularities in the operations of Progros, a company owned by MP Boris Mijič, including abuses of worker rights such as unpaid holiday bonuses and employees allegedly being removed from payrolls without notice.

Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković, speaking in Kyiv, stated that Croatia, having experienced aggression itself, understands the 'clear and undeniable injustice' occurring in Ukraine.

Đemila Talić Gabriel, a successful entrepreneur and former honorary consul of Bosnia and Herzegovina in Australia, states that Srebrenica serves as a stark reminder that silence in the face of injustice can lead to horrific outcomes.

On the 25th anniversary of the Srebrenica genocide, an article recalls the tragic murder of 16-year-old Meliha Durić in Vlasenica, who was killed by a sniper's bullet on July 11, 2001, the same day the Srebrenica Memorial Center cornerstone was laid.

The Ministry of Sports has annulled the decision to register Željan Šoć as the president of the Montenegrin Table Tennis Federation in 2023. This action follows a ruling by the Administrative Court and a procedure initiated by STK “Novi” from Herceg Novi.

Convertibles, once a symbol of freedom, now account for less than 0.6% of US car sales, facing challenges from high prices, regulatory threats, and a shift in consumer preference towards SUVs.

Health professionals are cautioning the public about the potential dangers of incorrectly using air conditioning units during summer. They advise proper temperature settings and regular maintenance to prevent health issues while staying cool.

American actress Anne Hathaway was seen in New York wearing a bright red suit, which fans quickly noticed she had accidentally put on inside out.

The Panevėžys District Court was unable to begin proceedings on Wednesday in the case concerning the theft of over 65,000 euros from the Smilgiai St. George Parish rectory.

A state inspection of raspberry plantations in Serbia has uncovered irregularities in the records of agricultural holdings. The initial findings of the monitoring indicate discrepancies in the documentation of raspberry cultivation.

Josephine Cochrane invented the Garis-Cochran dishwasher in 1893, which was showcased at the World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago. It was the only device in the vast machinery hall invented by a woman, marking a significant technological advancement.

The State Audit Institution (DRI) today identified serious irregularities in the financial operations of the Ministry of Education for 2025, leading to a qualified opinion on their financial statements.

Lithuanian Prime Minister-designate Sinkevičius has suggested initiating discussions on whether not having children should incur a 'cost.' He also stated that the head of the Audit Committee should be an opposition representative.

Prince George was seen trying to suppress a sneeze during the national anthem at a flag honoring ceremony, an moment captured by cameras.

An article explores the question of whether astrology is inherently unfair and potentially dangerous in its practice and implications.

The Croatian Ministry of Interior is proposing amendments to the Anti-Mine Action Law, which will partially equalize the rights of pyrotechnicians and their families with those of veterans, correcting a long-standing injustice.

The prosecutor's office has decided not to initiate an investigation into remarks made by Žemaitaitis concerning a coup. This decision indicates that the comments were not deemed to warrant legal action.

This article discusses the enduring popularity of decorative shrubs, offering advice on selecting different varieties and ensuring lush growth to adorn gardens throughout the summer.

International Corgi Day will be celebrated on June 4th in Vilnius, Lithuania, with a traditional Corgi parade and festive events for dog owners and enthusiasts.

Pakistan's electricity prices are likely to increase by Rs1.74 per unit after Nepra held a public hearing on CPPA's request for an additional fuel cost adjustment, partly attributed to Iran war disruptions.

Vilnius celebrated its annual Pink Soup Fest, drawing massive crowds to events like a concert in Town Hall Square and a pink parade near the White Bridge. Attendees embraced the festival's theme with creative costumes, contributing to a lively atmosphere across the city.

Naujienų portalas „Delfi“ kviečia neapsiriboti tik antraštėmis ir siūlo išskirtinę galimybę visą portalo turinį skaityti be ribojimų ir iššokančių reklamų vos už 0,89 Eur per mėn.

A 'Vintage Fair' is scheduled for this Saturday, May 30th, at Outlet Park in Vilnius, inviting people to embrace sustainable and responsible fashion for the upcoming holiday and travel season.

Montenegro's government is reviewing a platform for reporting irregularities to inspections and the establishment of a call center, discussed at the 14th session of the Coordination Body for Inspection Supervision.

Tuzla, Bosnia and Herzegovina, marks 31 years since a tragic night that brought immense sorrow. The city reflects on the enduring pain and injustice, particularly for parents who lost loved ones.

A "Royal Tea Afternoon" event was held on Wednesday evening, celebrating the beauty of porcelain, tea culture, and daily rituals that bring coziness and aesthetics to homes, with notable attendees including Gražina Baikštytė.

A new retail format, 'Assorti by Livin', combining healthy and gourmet product selections, has been launched in Vilnius, Lithuania, attracting several well-known national figures.

Pakistan's National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) has approved the import of additional electricity from Iran, with Pakistan set to pay 9.2 US cents per unit.

Darijana Filipović, a candidate for the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina from HDZ, stated at a forum in Zagreb that a third entity could be a possible response if injustice towards Croats continues. Her comments were made during an event organized by the Community of HDZ Founders.

Industries in Pakistan are facing closures due to tariff woes, as NEPRA held a public hearing on end-of-term adjustments for K-Electric's Multi-Year Tariff.

Following Vilnius 'Rytas'' historic victory in the FIBA Champions League, public figure Andrius Tapinas took the opportunity to criticize Šarūnas Jasikevičius.

The Administrative Inspection of Herzegovina-Neretva Canton (HNŽ) has identified irregularities in the operations of the City of Mostar's cadastre. Mayor Mario Kordić has been ordered to terminate a contract with an official within two days.

Montenegro's Department for Internal Control of the Police conducted 14 checks on the legality of police officers' work in March 2026, identifying irregularities in four cases, initiating disciplinary proceedings, and filing one criminal complaint for abuse of office.

An opinion piece argues that European leaders should leverage the current geopolitical shift and potential access to frozen Russian assets before upcoming elections in Hungary and France reshape the political landscape.

Montenegro's URA party has voiced its support for the workers of the Primorka company, emphasizing that their struggle represents a long-standing injustice that the state must rectify.

A hunter's bullet miraculously missed three people in a car near Panevėžys, Lithuania, shattering a side window and embedding in a pillar, but no one has been held accountable.

The 'Norfai rūpi' project, which provides support to families, has reached its one-year anniversary, sharing stories of recipients' challenges and resilience.

A significant number of workers from failed companies in Niš have not received their outstanding wages due to errors in official lists. An appeal has been made to rectify this injustice and ensure workers receive their rightful compensation.

Fortuna has issued a statement clarifying that it is not connected to potential irregularities allegedly committed by the former management of LOB, in response to recent media reports.

A teenager was injured in Panevėžys, Lithuania, when an Opel car failed to yield to a Yamaha motorcycle, resulting in a collision.

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen shared an unexpected, non-political video on Instagram about a hen on her family farm adopting two chicks, which led to internet users jokingly involving Trump and Putin.

Dragan Babić, a neuropsychiatrist from Mostar, has been found guilty of insulting individuals on national and religious grounds during two incidents at a beach in Makarska, Croatia.

A report by the A 11 Initiative claims that Serbia is becoming a state of social injustice, where poverty is normalized and misused. The initiative highlights the denial and exploitation of poverty within the country.

A 33-year-old man was non-finaly sentenced to 25 years in prison by the Sisak County Court for aggravated murder and stealing 50 sheep from the victim near Petrinja, Croatia.

Experts are providing guidance on the best locations and necessary information for observing the upcoming solar eclipse and the impressive Perseid meteor shower. Viewers are encouraged not to miss these spectacular celestial events.

Montenegrin official Dragaš stated that Kljajić is obliged to resign, citing a conflict of interest where Kljajić serves as both the President of the Agency Council and acting Director General of the Directorate for Infrastructure, Information Security, Digitalization, and e-services.

Croatian Minister of Veterans' Affairs, Tomo Medved, stated that the government will propose a law in the autumn parliamentary session to correct an injustice faced by veterans from 2002.

The Competition Council informed the Ministry of Agriculture that it does not have data to reasonably suspect that companies providing grain purchase and drying services could have entered into anti-competitive agreements.

Federal veterinary inspectors in Bosnia and Herzegovina found irregularities in pharmacies and wholesale operations, leading to a ban on the sale of veterinary drugs without a prescription or qualified staff.

The article laments the perceived injustice that Blur guitarist Graham Coxon's solo albums receive little attention, especially when compared to the widespread acclaim for Damon Albarn's projects, despite Coxon's notable collaborations.

Arnas Kazakevičius, a 25-year-old satellite mission analysis engineer at Kongsberg NanoAvionics, is profiled for his career achievements, including work at CERN and top academic results in the UK.

Businesswoman Viktorija Siegel was spotted enjoying a lively summer weekend party with friends at a nightclub in Palanga, a popular resort town.

Pakistan's National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (Nepra) has granted DHA City, located on the M-9 motorway, two 21-year licenses for electricity distribution and as a supplier of last resort. This makes it the first private entity in the country to power its own housing project.

An article explores how different zodiac signs react to injustice, with some immediately speaking up while others wait for the right moment.

A list compiles TV characters from shows like Breaking Bad, Friends, Better Call Saul, and Yellowstone who were arguably unfairly disliked by audiences.

Experts in Montenegro are cautioning about the dangers of improper food storage on beaches during high summer temperatures, prompting increased inspection oversight.

The Ethics Commission has decided not to launch an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the acquisition of an apartment by Pinskuvienė's mother in Palanga. This decision follows earlier reports about the use of municipal funds for legal defense in the matter.

As a new wave of second-pillar pension payouts approaches in Lithuania, authorities are warning residents to remain vigilant against scammers targeting these funds.

Border police and the Port Authority conducted a joint safety control operation on Lake Skadar, focusing on the safety of individuals transported by vessels. Irregularities were identified with two persons.

A new study reveals that a significant majority of Serbian employees, 73%, suffer from at least one illness, often attending work while unwell. This decline in health is attributed to increasing physical inactivity, poor nutrition, and stress among the workforce.

Uoči 31. godišnjice genocida u Srebrenici o bolu žrtava, nepravdi i pravosuđu, strahovima i hrabrosti, vlastima, obrazovanim i neobrazovanim, istini i

Algimantė Krūminytė has appealed to the 'Norfai rūpi' support project for her daughter, who cannot walk independently, with the family's main goal being continuous rehabilitation to help the girl gradually increase her movement.

The Fokus party is demanding the resignation of County Prefect Kožić, citing his non-final conviction, absence from work for months, and poor management of the county.

Lithuanian Prime Minister-designate Mindaugas Sinkevičius admitted that there could have been more communication during the formation of the cabinet. This statement comes amidst criticism regarding the government's initial steps and internal discussions about ministerial appointments.

The Montenegrin Tax Administration identified irregularities in 115 taxpayers, leading to the issuance of 185 misdemeanor orders. The total amount of fines imposed reached 666.2 thousand euros.

Residents of Tuzi have scheduled a protest for Friday, believing they are being treated unfairly by the Arbitration Commission, whose president, Dragana Đurišić, has since resigned.

Romantic and financial scammers annually defraud residents of large sums of money, sometimes even their life savings. Criminals skillfully build trust, manipulate emotions, and employ increasingly convincing schemes. How to recognize them?

Barron Trump made a brief appearance in his niece Kai Trump's latest YouTube vlog, and his reaction, seemingly reluctant to be part of social media content, has sparked widespread discussion online.

A trail in Dzūkija, Lithuania, specifically around the northern shore of Lake Ančia in Veisiejai Regional Park, is currently blooming with wild orchids and other rare, beautiful plants.

The Chief Official Ethics Commission (VTEK) decided not to launch an investigation into Vilnius Mayor Valdas Benkunskas and city administration director Adomas Bužinskas regarding their attendance at a basketball game.

NEPRA has been approached to consider an increase in electricity tariff under the Fuel Cost Adjustment (FCA), with the CPPA seeking a Rs0.82 per unit hike, and the regulator scheduled to hear the petition on the 30th.

A two-month exemption on diesel excise tax in Lithuania has expired, with Minister Vaitiekūnas confirming it will not be extended. The government is now exploring alternative ways to adjust the excise tax plan.

The Serbian Parliament's Finance Committee unanimously adopted reports from the State Audit Institution and Fiscal Council, revealing that approximately 96% of irregularities were related to public procurement.

Mladen Barać, Secretary General of DP, states that all parties except Možemo recognize the injustice faced by Croats in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

New irregularities have been uncovered within the orthopedics department in Novo Mesto. This discovery follows previous reports of issues in the facility.

A serious accident in Trstená, Slovakia, involving a car and a motorcyclist required a helicopter intervention. Separately, an Opel failed to yield to a motorcycle in Vilnius district, Lithuania, resulting in injuries to the motorcyclist.

Authorities are reminding the public about common scam tactics, advising that banks will never ask for sensitive information or urgent identity verification over the phone.

A traditional Lithuanian dessert, 'Sausainiai-pinigėliai' (Money Cookies), continues to be popular, with many online comments praising its taste and ease of preparation, often recalling childhood memories.

A woman from Prokuplje, identified as the 'woman in red,' was detained in Niš by seven plainclothes police officers and transported to Belgrade, where she was fined for allegedly pushing a container after a protest at Slavija. The MUP also reported the arrest of two other individuals for throwing stones and pyrotechnics at police following the same protest.

Medical workers in Sombor have issued a statement alleging a series of irregularities surrounding the upcoming elections for the Chamber of Nurses and Technicians, scheduled for June 7.

Inspectors from the Tax Administration of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina conducted 244 inspections in one day, issuing fines totaling over 1.5 million KM for various irregularities.

A gardening expert from Latvia shares essential tips and advice for actively caring for roses during the spring season, emphasizing crucial tasks that should not be missed.

A three-car accident occurred in Klaipėda this morning, requiring medical assistance for those involved.

The Electoral Roll Commission has called on citizens to use its online platform to check their personal data for any irregularities in the voter list. This initiative aims to ensure the accuracy and transparency of the electoral process.

A Lithuanian article discusses the increasing public interest in investing, noting that many people still keep their money in traditional savings despite growing awareness.

An analysis suggests that Serbia is passing laws that degrade the state, despite the need for a strong and efficient judiciary, drawing comparisons to former Yugoslav-era laws.

Inspectors have identified 55 irregularities and issued 91 misdemeanor orders, resulting in total fines amounting to 29.65 thousand euros.