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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

The iconic functionalist Era Cafe in Brno has reopened as Bistro Era after six months, returning to its original purpose under new management.

Several parliamentary committees convened ahead of today's session of the National Assembly in Serbia.

The popular practice of feeding swans bread near Drženice has led to an ecological problem, causing wing deformities and weakening in cygnets, prompting local authorities to take action and experts to warn the public.

A 37-year-old unemployed hairdresser from Zagreb, a mother of five, was shot eight times and sustained injuries to her arms, legs, and abdomen, yet she reportedly continued to commit criminal offenses shortly after being discharged from the hospital.

Alba Casillas, cousin of legendary Spanish goalkeeper Iker Casillas, has generated controversy with her public statements regarding alleged relationships with Real Madrid players.

The city of Český Těšín lost a first-instance court case against a company that repaired Nádražní Street, having sued for over 1.5 million crowns due to delayed work.

The fourth edition of an international festival will transform three Zagreb stages into a European opera hub in September, bringing together artists and opera houses from across Europe and concluding with a grand gala concert.

Award-winning filmmaker Jefim Graboj, founder of the Vice Versa Triangle, is establishing a cinema in Gardinovci with the aim of fostering a collective experience within the small community.

A 38-year-old construction technician in Dubrovnik was arrested for allegedly causing a large fire with fireworks. He reportedly set off two fireworks to celebrate his boss's release from the hospital, endangering nearby homes.

An American couple's viral video captured their shock upon learning that running shirtless through Venice, Italy, resulted in a fine under local dress code regulations.

A lecture will be held on August 24th, marking the anniversary of the burning of the National and University Library of BiH, focusing on the "Book of King Perpetian," a valuable manuscript that survived the destruction.

Sebastián Múnera's debut feature 'Meteorite,' a Colombian film, has been acquired by MoreThan Films and is set to premiere at Venice Critics' Week.

A 59-year-old German motorcyclist was seriously injured in an accident near Žakanj, Croatia, after losing control in a sharp turn due to inappropriate speed, receiving a fine despite wearing a helmet.

An article highlights common food items that should not be kept in the refrigerator for longer than 48 hours, emphasizing that meals safe to eat today may not be safe tomorrow.

The Venice Film Festival is facing criticism and accusations of promoting pro-Putin propaganda following its selection of the controversial film 'DAU'.

Macy's is offering significant discounts on various items, including a 9-piece comforter set at 70% off and an $850 2-carat pendant necklace at 71% off. These sales provide opportunities for customers to purchase high-value products at reduced prices.

Residents of Valjevo, Serbia, are expressing fear over severe air pollution, particularly from a hospital boiler room, which contributes to the city being one of the most polluted in Serbia during the heating season.

Elvis Alijagić, a former SDP councilor from Zenica, was arrested in Vitez along with two others on suspicion of drug possession. The SDP Zenica branch subsequently stated that Alijagić has not held any party functions for an extended period.

Manon Christensen, a Canadian woman, questioned the national perception of niceness after a reluctant commitment to loan her car to a stranger evolved into a tense driving lesson and an unexpected emotional celebration.

Slovak Minister of Investments, Regional Development, and Informatization, Migaľ, responds to criticism, questioning why so much attention is given to him if he is deemed 'useless'.

The Times presents a travel itinerary exploring Slovenia, Venice, and the Jewels of Veneto, with a journey from Ljubljana to Venice.

Certain foods can be extremely dangerous for dogs, making it crucial to verify their safety before offering any treats to pets.

Melatonin, the sleep hormone, is naturally found in foods such as cherries, salmon, and eggs, which can contribute to improved sleep quality.

UNICEF reports a deepening child hunger crisis in Somalia, with essential facilities closing down due to significant cuts in aid funding.

A new WHO/UNICEF assessment reveals that 19 out of 20 health care facilities in Nigeria do not meet basic standards for managing medical waste, raising concerns about the disposal of infectious materials.

A comprehensive 482-page document has been published, detailing cases of news manipulation within the Hungarian News Agency (MTI) over more than a decade. The report was compiled by journalists and editors forming a working group.

During the Sarajevo Film Festival, a panel titled 'Culture that connects – European opportunities for creative industries' discussed how the EU and its Creative Europe program support film and culture across borders.

Fernando Cerimedo, a senior advisor to several new far-right Latin American leaders, has been arrested on suspicion of orchestrating an attempted murder of his girlfriend.

Croatian Lika-Senj County Governor Ernest Petry is facing calls for his resignation from the HDZ party after photos emerged of him kissing a younger woman. The scandal has led to internal party discussions and public debate about his future in office.

Slovak state hospitals have begun repaying old debts, some dating back to 2010, with a total of 100 million euros expected to be settled over a decade, half of which consists of interest and penalties.

The 'Theater Weekend Matinee' program, featuring children's plays and workshops, will be held this Saturday and Sunday at Teatar na Savi, as announced by the Municipality of Novi Beograd.

A 53-year-old climber from Venice was left suspended in mid-air for hours on the Campanile di Val Montanaia in the Dolomites, while his climbing partner was stuck on the summit. A dramatic night rescue operation, involving two helicopter attempts, successfully brought them to safety.

Cameroon joined the global community to commemorate World Humanitarian Day 2026 with a roundtable conference at the UNICEF headquarters in Yaounde, focusing on advancing local transitions and protecting frontline workers.

A New York couple faced an unexpected fine in Venice after running shirtless through the city streets, unaware of local regulations prohibiting such attire in public areas.

Actor Ayushmann Khurrana, accompanied by UNICEF India's Deputy Representative Jesper Moller, drew attention to the plight of children affected by seasonal migration, calling for their care.

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.

The Sam Spiegel Film Lab will participate in the Venice International Film Festival, presenting 10 projects, including a documentary about civilian casualties in Gaza.

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.

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.

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 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.

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.

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.

Technicians have cleared the debris of a 30-meter-tall wind turbine that collapsed near Potštát in the Přerov region of the Czech Republic. Local authorities are now requesting an inspection of the three remaining turbines in the wind farm.

Drivers in Klatovy, Czech Republic, face new traffic restrictions as road I/22 near the cultural center will be closed for two weeks until September 6 for bridge repairs over the Drnový stream.

An American tourist is facing a potential fine of 250 euros for running shirtless through Venice. The incident highlights local regulations regarding public attire.

The town of Horní Stropnice in the Czech Republic is experiencing drinking water shortages and supply outages due to drought and increased consumption, leading to bans on using water for gardens and car washing.

Ahead of its Venice Film Festival premiere, Paul Schrader's new drama film 'The Basics of Philosophy' has secured Martin Scorsese as a producer.

An investigation has been launched into allegations of video surveillance in the changing room of the maternity ward at KBC Berane, following reports from a group of citizens and hospital employees. The Agency for Personal Data Protection will oversee the control.

A Slovenian boy, Anže, clarified that he did not jump into the Ljubljanica River for a jersey but was pushed in, and it was for Luka Dončić's cap, not Jarred Vanderbilt's jersey, correcting earlier reports that shocked Americans. He further explained that he fell into the river because someone pushed him, not to retrieve a jersey.

A vibrant Greek fishing village, resembling a postcard, is highlighted as a worthwhile destination for those who enjoy Greek islands, noting that it has not yet been overwhelmed by tourists.

The literary program of the 40th 'Grad Teatar' festival concluded with a poetry evening featuring contemporary Slovak authors Erik Ondrejička and Martin Prebuđila.

A Youtuber's self-proclaimed mission to hunt pickpockets in Venice, involving spraying alleged thieves with paint, has led to confrontations and criticism from the city's mayor.

A mother and son architect duo from Iceland have developed a futuristic project for utilizing lava, which represented Iceland at the 19th International Architecture Exhibition of the Venice Biennale 2025.

Cyanobacteria have made water in several natural swimming areas in South Moravia, Czech Republic, unsuitable for bathing, with hygienists advising against it for children and pregnant women.

The towns of Hranice u Aše (Czech Republic) and Adorf (Germany) have completed a cross-border cycling path along the former Mockelbahn railway line. A joint cycling trip is scheduled for Sunday to introduce the new route.

UNICEF has urged ethical reporting practices, particularly concerning children, as journalists resolve to protect children in their coverage.

Nice Chief Prosecutor Damien Martinelli discusses the extreme violence associated with drug trafficking in his city, providing insights into the evolution of criminal networks and the fight against drug trafficking.

A 482-page document has been published that describes how Viktor Orban's Hungary functioned. The document provides insights into the operations of the Hungarian government under Orban.

Long queues have formed at ten border crossings in Bosnia and Herzegovina since early morning, marking the first weekend of the holiday season.

Some countries with longer holidays are paradoxically achieving better results in research, suggesting a potential correlation between rest and academic performance.

Prague's Flora metro station will now open at the end of February, three months later than initially planned, due to a larger-than-expected scope of necessary work on its ceiling slab.

Miss Montenegro Maša Vukićević participated in a run to support women battling breast cancer, emphasizing the importance of love, support, and unity in the fight against the disease.

Pamela Anderson is slated to receive amfAR’s Award of Courage at amfAR Venezia, an event scheduled for September 6, 2026, during the 83rd Venice International Film Festival.

The Times publishes an article titled 'We have nothing against men, but it’s nice to live without them,' exploring the experiences of women living in female-only communities.

A photograph featuring Peđa Grbin and the American ambassador has gone viral, becoming a popular topic online. The image has garnered significant attention and discussion.

GOSPIĆKI gradonačelnik Darko Milinović komentirao je snimku ličko-senjskog župana Ernesta Petryja koja se proširila uoči izvanredne sjednice Sabora o opasnom otpadu u Gospiću.

Healthy fats from sources like avocado, olive oil, nuts, and fatty fish are effective in lowering "bad" LDL cholesterol and protecting the cardiovascular system.

Miloš Jovanović, president of the New Democratic Party of Serbia, reiterated that the NADA coalition, comprising NDSS and Monarchists, will participate in the elections on an "authentic right-wing" list.

Three Croatian volunteer firefighters from Garešnica, en route to Munich for donated equipment, unexpectedly encountered a traffic accident in Austria and rescued three children from an overturned vehicle.

The town of Česká Kamenice in the Czech Republic successfully built two new senior citizens' home buildings in just 12 months, even managing to save several million during construction.

Billy Bob Thornton stated that Hollywood was not welcoming to Taylor Sheridan, but that Texas embraced him. Sheridan, a prolific TV creator, went on to build a ranching empire after leaving Los Angeles.

The Serbian government has adopted amendments to the Law on Churches, allowing religious communities full access to all levels of the education system. This change enables religious organizations to be involved in educational institutions across the country.

The Kinéo Awards, celebrating its 25th anniversary, will honor Faye Dunaway and Nicola Peltz Beckham among others during a ceremony at Casa Cinema Giovani on September 5, coinciding with the Venice Film Festival.

A hospital in Liberec, Czech Republic, is modernizing its child psychiatry department, nearly doubling its capacity to better meet the needs of patients with mental disorders.

Storms have caused significant disruption to train services in the Vysočina and South Moravian regions of Czechia, with two railway sections near Jihlava halted due to mud deposits.

While Lika is grappling with a dangerous waste problem, County Prefect Petry of the HDZ party was photographed on a night out before an extraordinary parliamentary session on the issue, reigniting public controversy.

Researchers at Novartis have created an optimized drug production method for breast cancer treatment that can potentially be adapted for developing other medications.

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!

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.

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.

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.

A documentary titled "No Other Land," directed by Israeli and Palestinian filmmakers, which focuses on Israel's alleged "calculated mass killing," is set to premiere at the Venice Film Festival.

Gaumont has announced initial distribution deals for Stéphane Brizé's film 'A Good Little Soldier,' starring Alba Rohrwacher, ahead of its world premieres at the Venice and Toronto International Film Festivals.

Hoda Taheri and Boris Hadžija's debut feature film, 'I Plant My Hand in the Garden,' is premiering in the Venice Days competition, exploring themes of identity and family.

Despite rising prices and shrinking household budgets, consumer spending continues in Bosnia and Herzegovina, with an observed tendency for people to more easily spend on small items rather than larger purchases.

Tatiana Blatnik shared several snapshots of her unique summer experiences in Monaco, Venice, and Saint-Tropez with her followers on social media.

Police in the Czech Republic are searching for 12-year-old Claudia Mansfeldová, who left a hospital in Teplice on Sunday afternoon where she was hospitalized for a serious acute condition.

Veterans of the Venice Film Festival reveal their preferred places in La Serenissima for after-credits gatherings and experiences.

Fabrizio Plessi, an innovator and pioneer of video art who exhibited globally, has passed away in Venice, the city he chose as his home.

More than a year and a half after a canopy collapse in Novi Sad killed 16 people, an indictment has been confirmed by the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office, with investigations ongoing and elements of obstruction of justice identified in the case.

The consumer basket for a family in Zadar, Croatia, reached 498 euros in July, making it the most expensive region for basic necessities. Citizens are complaining about high prices, while sellers report low turnover, a situation an economist links to strong economic growth.

A crucial meeting is set to take place in Bohunice, Slovakia, where the government and Czech energy company ČEZ will discuss the potential purchase of ČEZ's 49% stake in a new nuclear power plant project.

While almonds are often highlighted as a good source of magnesium, this article points out that many other foods contain significantly higher amounts of this essential mineral. It also notes that almonds provide vitamin E and unsaturated fats, benefiting heart health.

Youtubers are targeting pickpockets in Venice, marking them with red paint and confronting them, which has led to altercations with both residents and tourists, though their videos are gaining significant interest.

An article discusses common mistakes people make when storing food in refrigerator doors, highlighting that temperature instability in that section can cause certain foods to spoil faster.

Peter Bratuša asserts that his film 'Gaja's World 3' incorporates a significant amount of truth. He suggests the movie reflects real-world elements and experiences.

The 'Two schools under one roof' system remains a reality in Jajce, Bosnia, where primary schools are divided along ethnic lines, according to activist Samir Beharić.

Andrej Babiš has stated that major targets, specifically the creation of 'perfect hospitals,' must be achieved before the consolidation of public finances can proceed. He expressed no concern about higher debts in the interim.

Lazar Šćepanović, Director of the Police Administration, visited Montenegro's southern region to discuss security, border control, and increased police engagement during the tourist season.

The Prosecutor's Office in Užice has filed indictments against four individuals involved in last year's blockade of the main highway, confirming the legal action following the protest.

Fran Poštenjak, recognized as Croatia's first "tree doctor," warns that without adequate tree cover, urban areas risk transforming into "concrete ovens."

The streets of Jilemnice are hosting a theatrical journey based on Jaroslav Havlíček's novel 'Petrolejové lampy', with local amateur actors performing in locations from the book.

UNICEF has raised $1.8 million to address a cholera outbreak in Nigeria, which is currently affecting 25,074 children in Borno State.

Popular Australian radio and TV personality Myf Warhurst discusses her decision to stop 'playing nice' after turning 50, revealing a simmering fury and challenging societal norms about women expressing anger.

Bosnia and Herzegovina risks losing approximately 374 million euros from the EU Growth Plan this year due to inaction by its authorities. The EU delegation emphasized that the offered loans are more favorable than existing ones and would treat BiH similarly to member states.

An article discusses various foods that can be dangerous for dogs and emphasizes the importance of checking if a treat is appropriate for pets to avoid serious side effects.

Known for its colorful houses and eels, a tranquil Italian town dubbed 'little Venice' is highlighted as a foodie paradise and a peaceful alternative for a day trip, free from the usual tourist crowds.

The University Hospital in Hradec Králové is scheduled for a six-hour planned power outage overnight on Saturday due to high-voltage substation repairs. Critical care services will be maintained using backup generators, with some patients potentially transferred to Pardubice.

Archaeologists from the Academy of Sciences are examining ancient fireplaces near Dolní Věstonice, Czech Republic, to uncover how early human ancestors utilized fire, an invention that fundamentally changed human life.

A joint report by WHO and UNICEF reveals that only 16% of Ghana's health facilities meet basic sanitation standards, meaning five out of six facilities fall short. This highlights a significant public health concern.

Multiple executives from various companies, including Tempus AI, Snowflake, and Crowdstrike, have engaged in significant stock transactions, with some selling millions in shares while others made purchases.

UNICEF reports that children now represent one-third of all reported Ebola deaths in the Democratic Republic of Congo, highlighting the devastating impact on the youngest population.

The definition of infidelity has shifted, with many common behaviors now considered problematic, raising questions about whether individuals might be unknowingly engaging in unfaithful acts.

RESIDENTS of Gospić and Lika are dissatisfied with the Parliament's discussion on hazardous waste, considering it politicking. They demand urgent remediation and announce a new protest in Zagreb at the beginning of September.

UNICEF is urgently requesting $150,000 to address the mpox (monkeypox) outbreak in Guinea-Bissau, where there are seven confirmed and 46 suspected cases, with concerns rising due to the reopening of schools.

A fire that broke out in the Šikarac locality in the Klokotnica local community, Doboj Istok municipality, is not under control and is spreading, threatening forest complexes and cottages.

Guinea-Bissau is experiencing its first mpox outbreak, according to UNICEF. The organization is working to support the country's response to the emerging public health challenge.