Market analysts weigh in on Dick's Sporting Goods' sharp stock drop after the retailer reported disappointing quarterly results.

Both Bucharest and Ljubljana are preparing to host major international arts festivals in September, featuring a range of concerts, operas, ballets, and theatrical performances.

Investors are closely monitoring the athletic apparel giant's declining share price, weighing whether current valuations present a buying opportunity or signal deeper structural challenges.

The returnee settlement of Mahala near Kalesija marked 30 years since the first organized return in Bosnia and Herzegovina, with a cultural, historical, and scientific program gathering returnees and officials.

The Higher Public Prosecutor's Office (VJT) has announced it will prosecute citizens for allegedly causing panic and spreading false news regarding the fire in Deliblatska Peščara. This move has been critically described as a 'witch hunt' by some.

Opposition councilors in Serbia were reportedly interrogated by police to prevent them from attending the closing ceremony of the Nušićijada festival. Jovićević of the NLS party stated that police legitimized the councilors.

Slovenia has initiated the 'Safe to School' campaign, appealing to drivers to exercise increased caution on roads. The campaign aims to enhance safety for students as they return to school.

Nike is hosting a street race in New York City, offering two winners a prize of $4,000, which the company markets as a month's rent, though it may not cover a full month in Manhattan.

Basketball legend Shaquille O'Neal revealed that Marvel rejected his attempts to join the MCU because his face was too recognizable. O'Neal also expressed a desire to fight Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson.

An article provides a simple guide for beginners on how to interpret a natal chart, suggesting to start by understanding one's 'big three' astrological placements.

Nike's dividend yield now surpasses Coca-Cola's, prompting an analysis of whether the company's turnaround is finally reflected in its stock price.

Albanian citizens have continued their protests for over 80 days, gathering in front of the Prime Minister's office to demand Edi Rama's resignation and the formation of a technical government.

The Constitutional Court requires judges with differing perspectives, emphasizing the importance of intellectual diversity for its effective functioning.

Nike's stock has fallen to multi-year lows, with analysts suggesting there is no immediate solution for the company's performance issues.

Nike's stock has fallen back to its 2014 price point and is still considered overvalued, with Wall Street analysts forecasting an additional 18% drop in its upcoming earnings.

Montenegro's Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, and Water Management announced concrete steps to support domestic agricultural producers, stating that instructions for the first payment of fuel excises to farmers have been officially sent to the Ministry of Finance.

A new Nike Outlet is set to open in East Sarajevo City Park from August 27 to 31, featuring a DJ show, discounts, and various gifts for customers.

Severe storms have affected parts of Austria, prompting numerous fire brigades to assist citizens. In Lower Austria, approximately 400 interventions were recorded in the Bruck an der Leitha district alone, including rescuing passengers from a submerged vehicle in Haslau an der Donau.

13-year-old Aniket Sarkar from India has successfully built an innovative and low-cost system capable of capturing water from dry air.

Nike's engagement in left-wing activism, from Colin Kaepernick to Dylan Mulvaney, is being scrutinized as the company's stock reaches a 12-year low, coinciding with a federal EEOC investigation.

Sportswear giant Nike has recognized and partnered with Beyond Store, a nearly 20-year-old Finnish skate shop, highlighting its significance in the local street fashion scene.

Political analyst Poli Hoxha has stated that Balluku risks over 30 years in prison due to transferred stolen money, and believes it is time for Edi Rama to face justice. Hoxha also predicted widespread protests in September demanding Rama's removal, a technical government, and new rules for the political game.

Catastrophic fires in Dalmatia, which left behind scenes of burned houses and thousands evacuated, are being investigated for potential arson and sabotage. Authorities are examining how local disasters might be exploited to spread panic.

NK Osijek has appointed Frenchman Olivier Jaubert, a veteran with 30 years of experience at Nike and in French professional football, as its new executive director.

The Račić settlement in Bihać has seen the completion of a water supply network extension, significantly improving living conditions for its residents.

Školska oprema iz godine u godinu sve je veća stavka u kućnom budžetu. Iako će osnovci i ove godine u Kantonu Sarajevo dobiti besplatne udžbenike, rod

Rolling Stone's commerce editors have curated a list of their top eight recommended Nike products to buy right now, including NYC-themed tees and best-selling kicks.

Denis Bećirović, Chairman of the BiH Presidency, stated that pressures on employees of the Srebrenica Memorial Center constitute an attack on the truth about the genocide against Bosniaks, following a meeting with the center's leadership.

Maribor police are investigating multiple traffic offenses and dangerous driving involving a group of drivers who were drifting high-end sports cars near Maribor on August 8th.

Four individuals have been arrested in Brčko for assaulting two minors who were wearing t-shirts with lilies, a war symbol of the Army of BiH. The incident highlights ongoing tensions related to wartime symbols.

Albania is experiencing a tourism boom with increasing visitor numbers, hotel expansions, and skyrocketing land prices along the coast. However, concerns are being raised that this rapid development might be destroying the unique natural beauty that makes the country appealing.

Albanian citizens held their 80th protest against the government, reiterating demands for Prime Minister Edi Rama's resignation and the establishment of a technical government. Protesters expressed strong dissatisfaction with corruption and economic conditions, vowing to continue demonstrations until their demands are met.

Niketu Iralu, a prominent Naga peace activist known for decades of work building trust across political and ethnic divisions in the region, has passed away at the age of 91.

A specific financial metric for Nike is highlighted as crucial for investors to watch this month, indicating the importance of its ongoing turnaround efforts.

Nike's stock is currently yielding 4%, with analysts projecting the company could raise its dividend for the 25th straight year by 2026, signaling strong financial performance.

Proposed amendments to Serbia's Law on Education are drawing criticism from educators, students, and parents, despite the Ministry of Education's claims that they will improve educational quality.

A compilation of the 20 best early Labor Day deals from top brands including Apple, The North Face, Nike, and Dyson has been published.

Nike's stock is heading towards its lowest closing price since September 2014, according to recent data analysis.

The Slovenian Journalists' Association has called on the owners of N1 to fulfill their promises, highlighting the significant pressures, discreditations, threats, and even physical attacks faced by N1 journalists in Serbia. The association emphasized that without independent journalism, there is no democracy.

Amazon is offering a 25% discount on Nike Air Max sneakers, highlighting them as suitable for daily wear.

Police are investigating multiple thefts and burglaries on the Slovenian coast, where backpacks were stolen from a hotel room and bags and wallets from beaches in Portorož and Izola over the weekend, with total damages exceeding 3,500 euros.

VELIKI požar kod Omiša ugrozio je stanovnike i turiste, no upozorenje putem SRUUK-a nije stiglo.

Police are conducting searches at the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (FBiH) Health Ministry as part of an ongoing investigation into the New Life Clinic. The investigation focuses on the artificial insemination polyclinic.

The Serbian Parliament is set to approve new legislation that will incur an additional 62.6 billion dinars (approximately half a billion euros) in debt. These funds are earmarked for financing major infrastructure projects, including the Belgrade-Zrenjanin and Danube Corridor highways, and the 'Smile of Vojvodina' project.

Police in Mostar have arrested protesters and ended the blockade of the Uborak landfill after renewed announcements of waste dumping. Demonstrators had been blocking the site.

A unique marriage proposal captured during a solar eclipse has delighted social media users, with images from the event quickly spreading online.

Following an act of vandalism at a Catholic cemetery in Bosnia and Herzegovina, a Bosnian man of Bosniak ethnicity voluntarily restored the damaged monuments without charge. His actions highlight interfaith solidarity in the region.

The Most political party has urged USKOK and the Tax Administration to investigate companies, transporters, and financial transactions, following reports that a business was aware of an impending inspection two weeks in advance and attempted to conceal evidence.

Dogs follow their owners into the bathroom out of love, curiosity, and habit.

The centuries-old blacksmithing tradition in the village of Oćevija, near Vareš, is under threat of disappearing as current blacksmiths, like Dražen Jozeljić, struggle to find successors to continue the medieval craft.

Serbian opposition figures have criticized the government, questioning how citizens are protected from high fuel prices, noting record diesel costs. Additionally, the Platform for European Serbia stated that President Vučić's frustration should not hinder relations between Serbia and Montenegro.

Herceg Novi, Montenegro, is offering residents in the household field double lower prices to empty septic tanks as a measure to protect the Opačica water source from pollution caused by over 500 septic tanks.

Dog owners are being warned about the dangers of hot asphalt during summer, as ground temperatures can reach significantly higher levels than air temperatures, posing a risk to pets' paws.

Police formed two cordons to separate participants of a Pride caravan from a group of young men in Zaječar. The measure was taken to prevent confrontation between the two groups during the event.

Burger King is actively recruiting staff for its first restaurant in Serbia, confirming earlier announcements from the Serbian government about the American fast-food chain's arrival.

Sarajevo is set to host 'Bridge of Friendship,' a major international cultural spectacle bringing together artists from the United States and the Balkans. The event aims to foster cultural exchange and collaboration.

New EU carbon border adjustment mechanisms (CBAM) are imposing additional costs on Bosnian exports, with steel, aluminum, electricity, and cement facing the highest financial burdens.

Shares of Dick's Sporting Goods dropped following a warning about intense promotional competition, dragging down peers Nike and ASOS amid broader apparel sector weakness.

Croatian President Zoran Milanović hosted a reception for approximately one hundred Croatian ambassadors, consuls, and military envoys. The event brought together the country's diplomatic and military representatives.

Pas 86 ditësh protestë, qytetarët kanë përsëritur kërkesat e tyre, duke deklaruar se nuk janë lodhur dhe se do të vijojnë qëndrimin e tyre deri në realizimin e tyre.

The opening of the Berlin Philharmonic's season was dominated by discussions about the upcoming renovation of the Philharmonie, with the orchestra currently lacking an alternative venue.

Target, Starbucks, and Nike are reportedly developing turnaround strategies for 2026, focusing on key lessons for future growth. These companies are adapting their business models to navigate evolving market conditions.

Sportswear giants Nike and Adidas are reportedly accelerating their performance in the running shoe market, regaining ground previously lost to challengers like On and Hoka. The shift indicates a slowdown for the newer brands as the established players make a comeback.

A Dutch transport service is highlighted for its exceptional operations, with one journey marking a farewell and another a celebration, earning it the moniker 'Champions League of transport'.

New European Union packaging regulations are creating additional demands for companies in Bosnia and Herzegovina exporting to the European market, as the domestic system for collection and recycling is not yet ready.

While cats are often seen as independent pets, some breeds are known to form strong attachments to their owners and struggle with being alone.

Established running shoe brands like Nike and Adidas are reportedly regaining market dominance, as challenger brands such as On Holding and Hoka experience a loss of momentum.

North Korea reportedly intends to send more soldiers to fight alongside Russian forces in the war against Ukraine, potentially increasing its military support for Moscow.

Italian-based Vibram is strategically focusing on outsoles as a growth business, forging new partnerships with major footwear brands like Nike, Brooks, and Arc'teryx to solidify its position in the industry.

Prominent American brands such as Nike, Starbucks, and GM are experiencing a decline in their market share in China. This shift is attributed to the rise of domestic rivals, geopolitical factors, and evolving consumer preferences within the Chinese market.

Israel is actively acquiring new allies in Latin America, strengthening its diplomatic ties in the region. This development signifies a shift in international relations for Israel.

Thousands of Albanian citizens participated in the 82nd day of protests, marching through the capital and reiterating calls for Prime Minister Edi Rama's resignation. Protesters demanded a technical government, term limits for the prime minister, and an end to perceived corruption and nepotism.

Deepa Ramprasad of Nike emphasizes that human intuition remains irreplaceable in the evolution of iconic designs. She highlights the ongoing importance of human insight in the creative process.

Tesla's autonomous Cybercab is reportedly preparing for its public launch, with plans to integrate it into the existing robotaxi service in Austin, Texas.

Residents of Ksaverska Street in Zagreb's Gornji grad – Medveščak district have been unpleasantly surprised by an increase in parking fines, as traffic wardens have reportedly become more frequent in issuing tickets for cars parked on the sidewalk.

NOVO Vlada je donijela odluku o odobrenju sredstava koja idu u iz proračunske zalihe izostalih rashoda u iznosu od 20 milijuna eura, za ublažavanje i sanaciju posljedica požara u Omišu Paralelno s…

French soccer star Kylian Mbappé has unveiled a limited-edition pair of gold Nike Mercurial Superfly 11 cleats, following his World Cup Golden Boot Award win.

Nike is reportedly pulling back on its strategy of opening small neighborhood store concepts, indicating a shift in its retail approach.

Senator Ted Cruz celebrated Nike's stock plunging to a 12-year low, reviving his boycott and asserting that the cancellation of the Betsy Ross shoe proved the brand's 'America-hate' marketing strategy.

Construction is underway in Madrid for what will be Europe's largest wave pool, a project that has sparked significant controversy and negative reactions from residents.

A dispute has arisen in Bosnia and Herzegovina regarding the status and payment of Anđelina Ošap Gaćanović, a member of the Commission for the Preservation of National Monuments, with the Deputy Finance Minister questioning her salary.

Albanian citizens have been protesting for over 80 days, demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama and calling for justice. Activists claim that even socialists no longer support Rama and that his government has brought crime into parliament.

I.M. has been ordered to a one-month detention on suspicion of participating in attacks against KFOR personnel in Zvečan. The decision follows an investigation into the incidents involving KFOR members.

The UK Supreme Court has accepted Albania's appeal regarding the extradition of individuals suspected of organizing and participating in the murder of businessman Ardian Nikulaj in Lezhë, Albania, including four British citizens.

Greece's ambitious initiative to attract top scientists back to the country has reportedly been thwarted by its own bureaucratic hurdles. The program, designed to reverse brain drain, faced significant obstacles that prevented its successful implementation.

Nike's stock has dropped to its lowest point in 12 years, though analysts suggest shares are not yet oversold.

A Chinese sportswear company, Qiaodan, has successfully mimicked Nike's brand and operations, evolving from a minor irritant into a sophisticated competitor in China, Nike's largest overseas market.

Nike's stock has been experiencing a relentless plunge, causing concern among investors. The decline reflects market reactions to various factors impacting the sportswear giant.

The Central Election Commission of Bosnia and Herzegovina, in collaboration with Smartmatic d.o.o., successfully conducted a two-day training for trainers for presidents and deputies of polling committees.

U nezapamćeno teškoj situaciji za celu kulturu, kulturne stvaraoce i radnike, koja traje gotovo dve godine zbog njihove podrške studentskim protestiima, došlo se do toga da su represivni udari u svim…

Firefighting efforts, including aerial support, are ongoing to combat a persistent wildfire above the areas of Đenovići and Zelenika in Montenegro.

Helena Tluczek, a Polish survivor of a severe bus accident near Mezokeresztes in eastern Hungary, shared her harrowing experience of pulling other passengers to safety despite her own injuries.

According to the Washington Post, frustration is growing in the Persian Gulf region among American allies who are increasingly concerned that President Donald Trump is unable to lead diplomacy for peace with Iran.

The Vienna Philharmonic, led by Riccardo Muti, is performing at the Salzburg Festival. The headline is a provocative statement about facing death.

Ministar odbrane Dragan Krapović i načelnik Generalštaba Vojske Crne Gore, brigadni general Miodrag Vuksanović, obišli su danas pripadnike Vojske Crne Gore angažovane na gašenju požara na području…

Russia is reportedly facing significant challenges in recruiting new soldiers for the war in Ukraine due to heavy losses, resorting to tactics like blackmail and social media recruitment.

Authorities in Bosnia and Herzegovina have conducted raids, including at the health ministry, as part of an investigation into an illegal assisted reproduction clinic. The fate of stored embryos from the clinic, which was closed last year, remains uncertain.

Nike has confirmed a new release date for the Air Tech Challenge 2 'Mag' sneakers, an iconic model inspired by the film 'Back to the Future'.

U augustu Sarajevo živi posebnim ritmom, a na ulicama možete sresti slavne glumce, reditelje, umjetnike, ali i publiku i goste iz regije i cijelog svijeta.

GNK Dinamo Zagreb and the 'Nema predaje' Foundation are once again organizing a collection of school supplies for students across Croatia. This initiative aims to support students with necessary materials for the upcoming school year.

The Police Administration in Montenegro has denied reports that a group of 15 individuals harassed two Israeli minors in Budva, stating that such claims are inaccurate and do not align with their statements or the established facts.

Rapper 50 Cent, born Curtis Jackson, disclosed that he nearly adopted a different, 'adorable' nickname as his stage alias before settling on his current moniker.

This article discusses the possibility of a small increase in NIKE, Inc.'s (NKE) dividend, analyzing factors that could lead to such a decision.

Serbian MP Dušan Nikezić of the Freedom and Justice Party (SSP) questioned Minister of Mining and Energy Dubravka Đedović Handanović. He asked how the government is protecting citizens when fuel prices are the highest in the region.

Burger King is actively recruiting staff for its first restaurant in Serbia, confirming earlier announcements from the Serbian government about the American fast-food chain's arrival in the country.

The Srebrenica Memorial Center is seeking information from the Bijeljina District Public Prosecutor's Office regarding an anonymous report about an alleged plan by Republika Srpska special forces to raid the center and arrest employees. This comes after claims of such a plan were made public.

Amidst a 73-day protest, activists are calling for a new technical government and a new constitution, urging the political class that their time has come to an end. A journalist also appealed to the diaspora, emphasizing Albania's need for them beyond political affiliations.

Croatian Foreign Minister Gordan Grlić Radman stated that Croatia remains committed to ensuring Croats in Bosnia and Herzegovina achieve full equality.

Despite a mass exodus of members, German churches are seeing an increase in tax revenue due to higher wages among remaining congregants, though long-term forecasts predict a significant decline.

At a diplomatic conference in Zagreb, Croatian Defense Minister Ivan Anušić emphasized the need to alert international partners regarding Belgrade's activities, while also discussing military modernization and defense industry developments.

Local authorities suspended demolition works in a northern Kosovo neighborhood after discovering the contractor lacked valid permits, while Kosovo police detained several officials.

Croatian police completed their investigation into a late-night incident where a young man was severely beaten after allegedly attacking minors.

Nike has launched new Kobe 10 Protro ‘Halo’ sneakers, originally released in 2015, to celebrate Kobe Bryant's legacy on Kobe Bryant Day, with pairs now available online.

As a fire rages in Deliblatska Peščara, the public demands answers regarding the state's response, while authorities and prosecutors focus on alleged panic-mongering.

Veterinarians have identified eight subtle signs that indicate how cats often know when their owners are feeling unwell and provide comfort.

Nike is bringing back its robust, 90s-inspired Baltoro hiking boots, which will be available in Europe for 139.99 euros. The re-release taps into retro outdoor footwear trends, offering a nostalgic design with modern appeal.

A report by Deutsche Welle (DW) reveals that Catholic priests accused of sexual abuse were transferred abroad much more frequently than previously known. This practice allegedly served to protect them from prosecution.

Despite laws prohibiting it, the practice of reserving beach spots with towels the night before continues in Tučepi, Croatia, highlighting a lack of enforcement by local authorities.

Due to immense losses, Russia is reportedly sending wounded and disabled soldiers back to the front lines, often using them as bait to reveal Ukrainian positions. This reflects a system that reportedly disregards human life.

Nike's shares have plummeted, reaching a 12-year low, putting the company on the back foot in the market.

Franz Liszt, known as the inventor of the symphonic poem, made groundbreaking contributions to music history, though his legacy has been affected by an 'unauthorized appropriation.'

Arrangements have been made to ensure the well-being of all passengers. This indicates that measures have been put in place to accommodate or assist travelers.

During her tenure with Nike, Serena Williams actively championed for greater representation of Black women in hiring positions within the company.

Local committees of the Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS) in the Jablanica district have begun preparations for upcoming elections, proposing nine candidates for republican deputies, including a student.

The Istrian County has provided 22 new apartments in Pula for public sector workers in high-demand professions by converting a former hospital into modern, energy-efficient homes.

A massive fig tree laden with fruit in Kušlanova Street in Zagreb is attracting passersby, with citizens encouraged to pick the figs before they spoil.

Tedi Blushi, General Secretary of the Freedom Party, strongly reacted to Prime Minister Edi Rama's statements regarding Pustec and an incident during an event with the North Macedonian Prime Minister, accusing Rama of sowing inter-ethnic division.

Two men have been found guilty by British justice for raping a woman in Barking Park, East London, while she was with her partner observing stars last August 16.

After years of 'trainerflation', sneakerheads are rediscovering the value and versatility of cheaper shoes, with brands like Nike's Air Max 95s being highlighted for their enduring appeal.

Astronomers, utilizing the James Webb Space Telescope, have identified a mysterious object that could represent an entirely new class of celestial body, dubbed a 'black hole star'.

Nike and RAJ Sports have announced a new partnership at a global summit, focusing on advancing women's sports through innovation, elite training, and athlete development.

The Slovenian government has appointed new representatives to the council of the University Medical Centre Ljubljana (UKC Ljubljana). This decision replaces the previous representatives of the founder.

BMW is recalling certain models from its 3 and 4 series, produced during a limited period, due to a defect that could cause unexpected vehicle movement. Owners of affected cars will be directly notified.

The International General BH Business Fair ZEPS 2026, themed "Business First!", will take place in Zenica from September 2nd to 5th, bringing together businesspeople from across Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Germany has opened a telephone hotline to protect exiles from threats and attacks by agents from authoritarian states such as Russia, China, and Iran.

Serbian traffic police will intensify controls on drivers and buses transporting passengers to tourist destinations to ensure proper and safe participation in traffic.

Nike (NKE) distributed $28 billion to its shareholders, even as the company's stock performance lagged behind the broader market.

Several major companies, including Nike, Target, and Amer Sports, have received tariff refunds, raising questions about whether these savings will be passed on to shoppers.

Nike's shares have plummeted to new lows, with critics attributing the decline to the brand's 'woke' marketing strategies. Meanwhile, insiders are reportedly buying shares in rival companies, suggesting a shift in investor confidence.

The Croatian army conducted a major operation to extract a stranded replica of an ancient ship from the Drava River near Osijek. Defense Minister Anušić visited the soldiers involved in the recovery effort.

Chinese company Qiaodan is facing accusations of copying Jordan Brand and Nike for nearly two decades, engaging in a legal dispute over intellectual property.

An Iranian man has become an internet sensation after a video showed him throwing a ball an impressive 45 meters from a car, with his unique technique drawing widespread attention.

Pogosto se zgodi, da za vse potnike z vozovnicami na avtobusu ni prostora, zaradi česar morajo čakati na naslednjega.

Bosnia and Herzegovina's Finance Minister, Srđan Amidžić, announced he found a way to pay salaries to dismissed members of the Commission for the Preservation of National Monuments, prompting his deputy, Muhamed Hasanović, to demand an explanation.

Nike's stock has fallen to a 12-year low after JPMorgan downgraded its shares, signaling concerns about the company's financial outlook.

Historically, Nike stock has shown a tendency to offer a near-term bounce when its performance is particularly poor, suggesting potential opportunities for investors.

A suspect has been brought before the court in connection with an attack on KFOR members in northern Kosovo in May 2023. The individual is accused of involvement in the assault against the peacekeeping forces.

A popular tourist resort in southern Italy has introduced new measures directly affecting parents with children, imposing fines of up to 500 euros for minors violating new rules.

Nike's stock has fallen to a 52-week low, trading at 39.98 USD.

The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) has reportedly dropped its subpoena enforcement action against sportswear giant Nike. This development concludes a legal process initiated by the commission.

Nike's stock price fell on Monday, prompting analysis into the reasons behind the sportswear giant's market performance.

The new Korean romantic series 'Our Sticky Love' has quickly risen to become the third most-watched series on Netflix worldwide, captivating users globally.

The Voice of Entrepreneurs is calling for urgent assistance and tax relief for businesses affected by the fire near Omiš, aiming to preserve jobs and operations.

In Qusra, Palestinian homes remain surrounded by soldiers, preventing Israeli settlers from returning while also blocking residents from leaving their houses, leading to continued suffering for the local population.

Star pianist Yuja Wang presented an unusual solo evening at the Festspielhaus, while Vienna's Symphoniker chief Popelka made his debut conducting a Mozart matinee at the Mozarteum.

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath was captured on video responding to an artist who referred to him as 'Bulldozer Baba', humorously stating he can't sing but can do other things.

Tesla is rumored to have paid over 60 million Swedish Kronor, or nearly 640,000 SEK per person, to striking car workers in Sweden as settlement to end their employment, amounts described as exceptionally high by experts.

Investigators in Bosnia and Herzegovina have raided a ministry as part of an investigation into an illegal assisted reproduction clinic that left many patients without information about their stored embryos.

In Germany, first responders initiated resuscitation efforts in half of all out-of-hospital cardiac arrests last year, with approximately 350 people experiencing such an event daily.

The Minister of Health for the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina was raided, with his mobile phone and computers confiscated. Meanwhile, patients from a closed clinic in Sarajevo have praised the raid but expressed ongoing concern about the fate of their embryos, which they haven't had updates on for 10 months.

Vesna Ribarić from the 'Od srca do srca za potrebite' initiative has warned that Zagreb is in need of full-day accommodation and integrated social and health care services for its homeless population, highlighting the significant number of elderly and sick individuals living on the streets.

A US anti-bias agency has announced that it has dropped its lawsuit against Nike. The decision came after the company complied with a subpoena issued by the agency.

This article reflects on the events of a year ago in Novi Sad, Serbia, where protests saw incidents including pyrotechnics fired at citizens, vandalism of SNS party offices, and a Cobra unit member firing a shot into the air.

Drivers and public transport users in Sarajevo are advised of a special traffic regime tonight in the Grbavica area due to an event taking place.

The Museum of Science and Technology will host its 'Museum Summer Cinema' event, a science fiction film festival, from August 18 to 23, 2026.

LEGO has announced an upcoming set based on Nike's iconic Air Force 1 sneaker, which will also include a new version of the Classic Spaceman minifigure.

US Representatives Wesley Bell and Ann Wagner have strongly condemned escalating pressure and summonses against staff at the Srebrenica Memorial Center, calling for an end to intimidation tactics by authorities in Republika Srpska.

Milivojević has declared that there will be no amnesty for police officers who assaulted citizens and minors, nor for those who protected them. This statement emphasizes accountability for police misconduct.

Going to the gym for the first time or returning after a long break can be an uncomfortable experience, and this article offers advice for beginners and those getting back into fitness.

This article explores the historical evolution of the chauffeur profession, from its origins to its current status symbol, and contemplates its future in an era of self-driving cars.

During a Pride caravan event in Kraljevo, Serbia, men protesting the event gathered behind a police cordon and threw stones and eggs at participants and journalists.

Serbian Railways Infrastructure has warned that drivers are frequently bypassing lowered barriers and ignoring red signals at a railway crossing in Železnik, posing significant safety risks.

The Municipality of Kolašin has allocated 150,000 euros for its 2026 agricultural incentive program, primarily aimed at modernizing production, strengthening farms, and addressing local producers' issues. The program also includes support for mountain pastures (katuns).