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Amid escalating trade tensions and new tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum, President Trump has controversially suggested renaming Lake Ontario to 'Lake America.' This proposal has been met with strong opposition and ridicule from Canadian officials and the public.
An opposition lawmaker declared the ruling party's economic strategy ineffective as the National Assembly paused proceedings before continuing a broad debate on the government's agenda.
Iran has threatened retaliation following the announcement of new US sanctions, which target its already struggling economy. The UAE and China have also weighed in, with the UAE stating the Iran war is entering a new phase and China warning the US of potential counter-retaliation.
Hurtić announced that 12 million euros have been allocated to improve housing conditions for the Roma population in Bosnia and Herzegovina. This funding aims to address significant social housing needs.
The war in Ukraine has provided North Korea with unprecedented sources of income and political influence, including arms sales to Russia, military personnel deployment, and potential transfers of military technology.
The announcement of the fiercest economic war in modern history will depend on only one city!
The United States announced it would impose the 'toughest sanctions in history' on Iran, aiming to 'squash' its economy. Iran responded by labeling the new American threats and sanctions as 'economic terrorism'.
Løkke has dismissed criticism regarding VAT, acknowledging that it will indeed influence food prices. He stated that it is natural for such measures to have an impact on consumer costs.
Serbia's Social and Economic Council failed to reach an agreement on the minimum wage increase for 2027, leaving the final decision to the government. President Vučić announced that the minimum wage would be 70,470 dinars and that taxes and contributions would be reduced to support businesses.
Former President Trump has threatened to bomb Oman if it interferes with US actions in the Strait of Hormuz, reiterating his stance on controlling the vital waterway. This comes amidst heightened tensions and threats from Iran to go on the offensive in the Strait if diplomatic efforts with the US fail.
Following multiple fires and attacks on firefighters in the Sitnice Romani settlement, the city of Mursko Središće is revoking benefits and imposing penalties on residents who illegally burn waste.
Two films, "Yugo ide u Ameriku" documenting a 10,000 km journey in a Yugo, and "Shame and Money" exploring economic insecurity, were screened at the Sarajevo Film Festival.
Sofia, a 48-year-old resident in a fire-affected area in Sweden, describes her harrowing experience of being forced to evacuate her home. She rushed back to her residence to gather belongings.
The District Prosecutor's Office in Radomsko has withdrawn charges against a local PSL activist who allegedly insulted Karol Nawrocki, president of the Institute of National Remembrance (IPN), and his wife on social media.
Pavle Pajić of the Movement of Free Citizens (PSG) emphasized the critical importance for Serbia to uphold its partnership with the West, particularly with the European Union, in both economic and political spheres.
Armenia is expected to decide by December on holding a referendum to choose between joining the European Union (EU) or the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU), according to Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Galuzin.
Protective glasses for viewing an eclipse have reportedly sold out, with prices becoming astronomical, as most Slovenian opticians did not prepare in time for the event.
Birutė Letukaitė-Komskienė, the long-serving director of the Kaunas Dance Theater 'Aura', will not continue in her role after failing to achieve the minimum required points in the selection competition.
President Trump stated the US is taking a "low-key" approach to Iran, likening it to a game of chess and emphasizing economic pressure. This comes as Iran demands significant concessions to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, while also stating it is not currently in direct negotiations with the US.
Singapore declared independence after months of negotiations and pressure, despite initial reluctance, and has since grown into an economic giant.
The capital city of Podgorica and the NGO Center for Roma Initiatives have jointly published a book titled 'Child Arranged Marriages and the Socio-Economic Status of Roma Women' by author Šejla Pepić.
Ahead of the announced elections, the issue of 'phantom voters' and the registration of 133,000 new Serbian citizens has been officially reopened for discussion by the Commission for Revision of the Voter Register.
Srđan Šajn, president of the Roma Party, stated it is unacceptable for the Serbian government to label political opponents as 'Ustaše'.
Dragan Delić, a member of the presidency of the Srbija centar (SRCE) party, stated that the health system should become a functional, doctrinal, and economic entity.
U svijetu se danas obilježava Međunarodni dan sjećanja na holokaust nad Romima tokom Drugog svjetskog rata, koji se na romskom jeziku još naziva Porajmos ili Samudaripen.
The prolonged war against Ukraine and misguided economic decisions by the Kremlin have led to a sharp deterioration in the financial state of Russia's corporate sector, with a significant increase in corporate bankruptcies in the first half of 2026.
Additional enrollment has been approved for a total of 87 students in the Economics and Medical faculties.
The 'Digital Economy for Balanced and Resilient Economic Development' project, aimed at empowering young people in Serbia's economy, has successfully concluded with an awards ceremony for its most successful participants.
Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu held a meeting described by Netanyahu as one of their best, amid reports of an Iranian threat and ongoing tensions. The discussion focused on regional security and the Iranian nuclear program.
Once considered a poor man's meal, Neretva stew, a traditional dish made with eels and frogs, has become a gastronomic symbol of the Neretva Valley.
Over half of Danish boys aged 13-15 now engage in strength training, turning fitness centers into significant social arenas, a development that experts say warrants an important conversation.
Mens temperaturerne er faldet, kan uforudsigelig vind vanskeliggøre slukning af spanske naturbrande lørdag.
A 67-year-old man has been charged with murder after a 63-year-old acquaintance was found stabbed to death in a home in Gidle near Radomsko. The assailant was arrested and faces a potential life sentence.
A professor from the Faculty of Economics in Croatia has been expelled from his position after being arrested for sexually harassing a student. The faculty confirmed his removal from work following the incident.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić announced that he met with Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš in Belgrade to discuss enhancing economic cooperation and investments between the two countries.
Instead of providing necessary data for the voter list review commission, Serbian officials Snežana Paunović and Ivica Dačić are accused of dreaming of an ethnically cleansed Kosovo, implying obstruction of the review process.
Banks in the eurozone have tightened their lending conditions due to economic and geopolitical risks. This move reflects increased caution in the financial sector.
The United States is sending additional fighter jets to the Middle East, signaling an intent to escalate attacks on Iran, following reports of Iran shipping billions in oil and striking US bases and drones.
The Roma Party has announced its participation in the upcoming elections and expressed openness to discussions with the opposition regarding cooperation. This signals their intent to engage in the political process.
Mandić stated that the highway serves as a significant incentive for the economic development of Andrijevica, emphasizing the region's natural beauty and rich cultural heritage.
A new postgraduate specialist study program for communication experts has been launched in Croatia, focusing on digital transformation, artificial intelligence, and reputation management.
Oil prices reached a one-month high following increased US-Iran tensions and attacks in the Strait of Hormuz. Markets were further jolted by President Trump's proposal to impose a 20% toll for passage through the vital shipping lane.
The Hungarian Parliament has passed a constitutional amendment that allows for the removal of President Tamás Sulyok. This move is seen as part of a broader effort to challenge figures loyal to Viktor Orbán.
Miroslav Aleksić of the NPS party stated that the government maintains citizens in economic insecurity, finding it easier to manage an impoverished society. He criticized the authorities for their handling of the economy.
Ivan Ostrochovský, director of the film 'Pramen,' discusses his work exploring the forced sterilization of Romani women in socialist Czechoslovakia, noting that some doctors involved still believe their actions were justified.
The economic and financial expertise in the investigation against Aleksandar Papić and Milorad Grčić is still pending, according to the Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime.
Russia's largest oil refinery, located in Omsk, has suspended operations following a Ukrainian drone attack. The incident has raised concerns about growing oil shortages in Russia.
Montenegro's Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sport has announced a competition for scholarships for Roma and Egyptian community students who regularly attend secondary school.
Klaus Schwab, the 88-year-old founder of the World Economic Forum, has filed a criminal complaint after a hidden listening device was reportedly discovered in his home office in Geneva. The incident is under investigation.
The Union of Roma of Serbia has strongly condemned an attack on a minor Romani child in the Trkalište settlement of Šabac and called for an urgent response from the police and prosecutor's office.
President Trump delivered a speech at Mount Rushmore celebrating America's 250th anniversary, praising the nation while also issuing warnings against communism. Concurrently, Pope Leo XIV marked the U.S. anniversary and visited Lampedusa, urging the country to welcome and protect immigrants.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić announced that the 'sound cannon' case will have a judicial outcome, with the prosecution informing the public. He also discussed new technology allowing him to monitor road conditions, which he expects to hold ministers accountable.
A recent Gallup poll indicates that a record 60% of Russians surveyed between March and May believe their local economic situation is deteriorating, reflecting the ongoing impact of the war in Ukraine.
A district councilor from Radomsko, Wojciech Ślusarczyk of the Polish People's Party, has been accused by prosecutors of insulting President Karol Nawrocki after publishing a doctored photo of the first lady with a 'Where's Shrek?' comment on social media.
Economist Milan Ćulibrk has criticized Serbian President Vučić's economic measures, labeling them as a pre-election package rather than genuine economic or social initiatives.
Economic expert Branimir Jovanović commented on the negotiations for the sale of NIS, expressing concern that the public remains unaware of the specifics agreed upon by Serbia and Hungary. He questioned the long-term operational future of the refinery.
The UN stated that while reopening the Strait of Hormuz would ease global trade and energy markets, it would not immediately resolve the economic crisis for many vulnerable economies.
Economists have criticized Serbian President Vučić's latest economic aid package, labeling it as 'pre-election spending' and 'political demagoguery.' They warn that these measures will lead to a permanent increase in public debt.
The World Economic Forum has highlighted Serbia's concerning position in energy transition, ranking it among the worst in Europe. This assessment underscores the significant challenges Serbia faces in shifting towards sustainable energy.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic announced his resignation within weeks and called for early elections after 18 months of protests. This decision comes amidst ongoing public demonstrations against his leadership.
Montenegrin Minister of Economic Development, Đeljošaj, highlighted that strong micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises are the foundation for sustainable economic growth, extending congratulations on International SME Day.
Residents of Radomsko are dealing with the aftermath of two water network failures that occurred in the morning, leaving most without running water. Services have set up water collection points, and the situation is expected to normalize by Friday evening.
A 51-year-old woman mistakenly drove against traffic on the A1 highway near Radomsko, Poland, attempting to correct a missed exit by driving on the emergency lane, before being stopped by an ambulance crew.
French authorities have seized another oil tanker suspected of belonging to Russia's 'shadow fleet,' which is believed to be circumventing sanctions. This marks the latest in a series of nine suspected tankers detained in Europe since 2026, as France increases pressure on Russia.
A review of the Dutch feel-good television show 'De grannies van Amsterdam' suggests that the program continues to entertain without showing signs of aging.
The Faculty of Economics at the University of Belgrade has reported a record number of applicants for first-year studies, marking the highest in two decades.
The Roma Party has publicly expressed its support for the Beta news agency and independent journalists in Serbia, calling on the international community to defend media freedom and ensure diverse political views are heard.
The United States has threatened Iran with an "economic D-Day" and new sanctions, leading to long queues at petrol stations in Iran and concerns about the impact on its economy. China has expressed opposition to the US sanctions, while Egypt and Kurdistan have welcomed the US decision to remove Syria from the terrorism list.
The party has petitioned constitutional and judicial authorities to audit the planned September financial distribution to citizens.
Iran vows to retaliate after US widens sanctions The Kathmandu Post
The United States is preparing to announce a new round of significant economic sanctions against Iran, described as an 'economic D-Day,' which will also target Iran's trade partners, including China. Treasury Secretary Bessent is expected to detail these measures aimed at further isolating Iran.
Iran executed a man accused of aiding the US and Israel in anti-government protests and warned neighboring countries against joining US economic sanctions. Iranian officials stated that any country aligning with US economic pressure would be considered an enemy.
The US Supreme Court has ruled to allow the continued construction of a controversial ballroom at the White House, a project initiated by former President Donald Trump. This decision temporarily permits the building work to proceed.
Donald Trump's 'Economic D-Day' campaign against Iran has been labeled 'economic terrorism' by Tehran and rejected by China, causing oil prices to soar. Meanwhile, North Korea fired ballistic missiles despite Trump's reduction of joint drills with South Korea, leading to unease in Seoul.
Donald Trump announced a new round of 'crushing' economic sanctions against Iran, threatening an 'economic war' against any country that continues to aid Tehran. Iran has dismissed these measures as a continuation of 'failed policies'.
After nearly six months of conflict, Tehran fears that new U.S. measures, coupled with inflation, declining living standards, and war damages, could reignite mass unrest. Economic pressure is opening a new front for authorities in Iran.
A discussion has arisen in Denmark regarding the effectiveness and appropriateness of rewriting nearly 80-year-old children's songs, such as 'Itsy Bitsy Spider,' to challenge gender stereotypes, with some arguing for better methods to address harmful stereotypes.
The eighth Festival of Diploma Films for students from the former Yugoslavia is scheduled to take place in Niš from August 18th to 21st, organized by the Student Cultural Center.
Using the James Webb telescope, astronomers have identified a novel astronomical object that appears star-like but emits 100 billion times more energy than a typical star.
Statistics indicate a growing trend of individuals marrying later in life, with a noticeable decrease in the overall number of weddings year after year.
Zambia is holding its presidential election, with the incumbent president's economic reforms and record being a key focus for voters. The election is seen as a test for the country's economic policies and the leader's popularity.
Official data from Montenegro's Tax Administration shows a significant level of economic activity in the municipality of Šavnik during July, as evidenced by the collection of Value Added Tax (VAT).
Španija podiže stepen pripravnosti zbog mogućih sigurnosnih incidenata uoči izuzetno rijetkog astronomskog fenomena koji će se dogoditi u srijedu, kad
Salih Saitović has urged the Serbian state to begin its efforts to change Serbia by focusing on Roma children. He emphasizes the importance of addressing their needs for societal progress.
Županović warns that Montenegro needs a new tourism model, as some coastal destinations are already overburdened. Problems with transport, water, and other infrastructure further threaten the sustainability of tourism in the country.
Nagasaki marked the 81st anniversary of the atomic bombing with a commemoration ceremony, where the city's mayor declared that humanity and nuclear weapons cannot coexist. Speakers reiterated calls for a world free of atomic bombs amidst ongoing nuclear debates.
Donald Trump has denied reports of dwindling US missile supplies, threatening imprisonment for those who spread such information. This comes amidst various other news involving Trump, including past criticisms, assassination threats, and international relations.
A new book on child marriage, authored by Šejla Pepić, has been published in Montenegro by the capital city and the Center for Roma Initiatives, highlighting the issue's impact on poverty, violence, and discrimination.
Ukraine launched drone attacks on multiple Russian targets, including a Wildberries warehouse in the Vladimir region and a technological university, while Russia simultaneously attacked energy infrastructure in six Ukrainian regions. These strikes resulted in casualties and widespread power outages.
Fadil Imamović, organizer and signatory of the Zenica Resolution, was declared a friend of the Roma community. A memorial park was opened and a plaque unveiled in his honor in Uštica near Jasenovac, commemorating the suffering of Roma in World War II.
Hungary's sole nuclear facility, the Paks power plant, has been shut down for the first time in 44 years due to unprecedentedly low levels of the Danube River, caused by a severe heatwave. This shutdown impacts cooling operations and exacerbates power shortages, prompting the government to urge energy conservation.
Fitch has confirmed Romania's credit rating, but the National Bank of Romania warns that the danger of a downgrade has not passed and is even greater, while Croatia's rating was also confirmed.
The demolition of an illegally constructed building is underway in the Ruperč Vrh Roma settlement near Novo Mesto, Slovenia, with police providing security support due to potential tensions.
After years of hesitation, Europe is finally catching up with the rest of the world in adopting new genomic techniques for plants. These highly precise methods are seen as crucial for addressing increasing pressures on the food system.
The Roma Party in Serbia has announced its readiness to provide a list of individuals they believe should be questioned regarding the financing of a rally held in the Arena.
The president of the Roma Party, Srđan Šajn, announced that a criminal complaint would be filed against Stanija Dobrojević, a participant in the reality show 'Elita', and TV Pink would be reported to REM.
Two incidents involving heavily intoxicated cyclists occurred in Poland's Łódź Voivodeship, with one man falling in Skierniewice and another falling into a ditch near Radomsko, both having over 3 permille of alcohol.
Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev told Russian President Vladimir Putin that the war in Ukraine should end, proposing a freeze to the conflict. The Kremlin responded that freezing the conflict is not currently possible, while Ukraine launched fresh strikes.
The Portuguese Communist Party (PCP) has accused the Coimbra City Council of privatizing public transport services. This accusation comes as city councilors discuss public enterprises like Apoteka Beograd and Parking Servis.
Pianist Kačo expresses his desire to inspire both Romani and non-Romani youth, sharing his experiences and advice on pursuing dreams like studying in America.
Polish Culture Minister Marta Cienkowska announced that Żeromski's diaries will return to Poland from Germany and that Ukrainians are open to cooperation regarding the exhumation of UPA victims in Volhynia.
Pical Resort, part of the Valamar Collection, has introduced a 'Dine Around' program, transforming stays into a gastronomic exploration of the destination, catering to the growing trend of travel driven by culinary experiences.
Montenegrin President Jakov Milatović has emphasized the potential for parliamentary cooperation to boost relations and highlighted the economic development opportunities in Berane. He also discussed the broader potential for Montenegro's economy, including presenting its capabilities in Cairo.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated that the world has realized the Strait of Hormuz is Iran's 'atomic bomb' and that Iran has achieved a strategic victory in the war against his country, thwarting plans for its fragmentation.
The Zagreb Faculty of Economics issued a statement regarding the arrest of Professor Dominik Vuletić, a former Živi Zid list holder, who is in pre-trial detention on suspicion of sexually harassing a student. The faculty's response came after inquiries from Jutarnji list.
The Roma Party has announced its decision to participate in the upcoming elections and remains open to discussions with the opposition regarding potential cooperation.
Argentina secured a spot in the World Cup final after a thrilling victory over England in the semifinals, with Lionel Messi leading the team's performance. Celebrations erupted in Argentina following the win, as fans anticipate the final match against Spain.
Serbia's Commissioner for Protection of Equality responded to dissatisfaction from Roma organizations, asserting that proper procedures were followed in the case against TV Informer editor Dragan J. Vučićević regarding discriminatory claims.
The Roma Party announced it will take over the legal fight against hate speech following the suspension of proceedings against Dragan J. Vučićević. This decision indicates their commitment to continuing the legal battle.
Kristin Cavallari has revealed her strict parenting method of flying first class while her children sit in economy, stating she wants them to understand it's her money, not theirs. This admission has sparked public discussion and drawn comparisons to similar celebrity parenting choices.
Ivan Radak, editor-in-chief of Forbes Serbia, stated that announced one-off payments to pensioners and potential payments to adults indicate that elections are imminent, and the IMF lacks mechanisms to prevent these measures.
New footage revealed that Russian air defense systems, including advanced aircraft, failed to prevent a drone attack on the Omsk oil refinery. The incident resulted in significant damage and was described as a humiliation for Russian forces.
The French Ambassador to Serbia, Florence Ferrari, stated that the Franco-German proposal for EU enlargement, formulated at the EU-Western Balkans summit in Tivat, offers significant economic and political benefits for Serbia through gradual integration.
An analysis by BI Consulting indicates that Bijelo Polje is the economic center of northern Montenegro, though the region's overall economic output remains low.
The Faculty of Economics in Belgrade has seen a record number of applicants this year; a general knowledge test was administered to candidates.
A 55-year-old Israeli national, Ziv Radomsky, has been arrested in Thailand for allegedly running a childcare center without the necessary license and work permit. Police claim the facility had been operational since 2024.
The Roma Party announced that a woman in Šabac physically attacked a minor child in a park, slapping them multiple times and using insults based on national origin.
Donald Trump held separate phone conversations with Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, with Ukraine being a key topic of discussion. Zelensky also congratulated Trump on U.S. Independence Day during their call.
After two decades of development and construction, the Legacy Survey of Space and Time (LSST), the largest astronomical survey of all time, has begun at the Vera C. Rubin Observatory in Chile. The ten-year sky survey project is led by a professor from Rijeka.
The Serbian Minister of Agriculture, Dragan Glamočić, met with the Slovenian Ambassador to Serbia, Slobodan Šešum, to discuss enhancing cooperation in agriculture, food industry, forestry, and water management.
A local councilman from the PSL party, Wojciech Ślusarczyk, has been charged by the District Prosecutor's Office in Radomsko for allegedly insulting President Karol Nawrocki by comparing him to the character Shrek.
British celebrity Katie Price is facing renewed criticism from animal rights activists, particularly PETA, after purchasing a new Pomsky puppy in Dubai while one of her cats remains missing.
Croatian officials and experts discussed traffic problems, including 'phantom jams,' at the Draganić rest stop, highlighting it as a significant impediment to smooth traffic flow.
Predsednik Srbije Aleksandar Vučić predstavio je set ekonomskih mera za poboljšanje životnog standarda građana Srbije. Da li je u pitanju odobrovoljav
American billionaire George Soros, a prominent financier of the Democratic Party, along with his son Alex, has donated an astronomical $102.8 million during the current midterm election cycle. This significant sum highlights his influence in US politics.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has announced his intention to resign, sparking speculation about the motives behind his decision. German media, Deutsche Welle, suggests that Vučić, known for his authoritarian influence across state institutions, the Church, and media, may be making a strategic move.
A severe heatwave has swept across Europe, breaking temperature records in Germany and the Czech Republic, with Germany reaching a record 41.5C. The extreme heat has led to fatalities, including a 6-year-old boy in Germany and a person in Hungary, and caused disruptions to transport and energy production, with a nuclear plant in Hungary reducing output due to high water temperatures in the Danube.
The United Nations has announced that over 50,000 people are missing in Venezuela following recent earthquakes, with the death toll exceeding 900. This comes as the EU continues various activities, including backing a Rett syndrome therapy and holding energy talks with Iraq.
Global oil prices have fallen back to the levels seen before the recent conflict in Iran, four months after the war began. This return to pre-war prices raises questions about the future of petrol costs and potential economic impacts.
French authorities have seized another tanker suspected of belonging to Russia's 'shadow fleet' off the coast of Sicily. This action is part of ongoing efforts to target vessels linked to Russian interests amid broader concerns about illicit financial activities and sanctions evasion.
The 'My Serbia' association warns that without continued government vouchers, small caterers in Serbia face economic collapse.
Experts suggest the global economy is not heading towards deglobalization but rather a new phase where globalization will be reshaped by geopolitical factors.
Nobel laureate Eric Maskin has been elected as the new president of the International Economic Association. Additionally, Vlahović has been appointed to the Advisory Board of the association.
Regions across Russia, from Crimea to Siberia, including Novosibirsk, Omsk, and Irkutsk, are implementing fuel sale restrictions due to a gasoline crisis exacerbated by Ukrainian attacks.
Non-governmental organizations from Serbia have called on authorities in Luxembourg to launch an investigation into the takeover of Adria News Network. Serbian Prime Minister Brnabić criticized the NGOs for their request.
Accommodation prices in and around Vukovar have soared to astronomical levels ahead of Marko Perković Thompson's concert, leading Croatian media to recommend staying in Serbia due to lower costs. The city is preparing for the event, with song lyrics appearing in the center.
Donald Trump threatened to double tariffs on Canadian auto imports and proposed a new $100,000 H-1B visa fee, while the U.S. also announced expanded sanctions to isolate Iran under 'Operation Economic Outcast'.
Paul Warfield Tibbets, the American military pilot and brigadier general best known for commanding the Enola Gay that dropped the atomic bomb on Hiroshima, reportedly did not wish for a funeral or grave.
Russian President Vladimir Putin warned Ukraine that its attacks on Russian economic targets have opened a 'Pandora's box' and promised a 'destructive' response. He also rejected Ukraine's peace proposals as 'exotic'.
The United States announced a new round of sanctions targeting Iran and Hezbollah, with officials stating these are the "toughest sanctions in history" and part of a broader strategy to exert maximum economic pressure on Tehran and its allies. The US also pressed its allies and China to join in these economic measures, accusing Iran of "economic terrorism."
Five-time European bodybuilding champion Adam Cibuľa, who overcame alcoholism and homelessness for a public comeback, has reportedly returned to prison. His life story and transformation had been closely followed by the Slovak public.
Donald Trump has warned of severe economic consequences for any country that supports Iran, declaring an economic war against the nation. This move has been met with various international reactions and concerns about potential direct conflicts.
An agroecology expert warns of severe long-term environmental and economic damage from the recent fire near Omiš, Dalmatia, including soil erosion, flash floods, and destruction of agricultural land.
Izazvali su četiri požara u samo tjedan dana, a tijekom jedne intervencije na vatrogasce bacali kamenje. Strpljenja za ponašanje nekih mještana romskog naselja Sitnice u Murskom Središću više nema.
Several Uzbek citizens sustained injuries in a fire that broke out at a construction site in Omsk, Russia.
The YUROM Center and representatives of the Roma community involved in education have proposed amendments to the Law on the Fundamentals of the Education System. These amendments aim to systematically regulate support for Roma students in primary education.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has been touring various regions across Russia, including Kazan, Ulan-Ude, Omsk, Krasnoyarsk, Irkutsk, and Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, reportedly to inspect infrastructure and address local issues.
The more politicians interfere in areas requiring expert knowledge, the greater the risk of expensive errors, with failures by Modi and Trump demonstrating that political instinct cannot replace thorough economic analysis in policy-making.
Montenegro's Monstat agency reported an increase in passenger transport by road and air in the second quarter compared to the previous year, while rail transport saw a decline.
Europe is preparing for a rare total solar eclipse in August 2026, with many anticipating the celestial event and some areas experiencing increased tourism and demand for special viewing glasses. Scientists also view this as a unique opportunity to study the sun's corona.
UNIS-GINEX d.d. Goražde has achieved excellent economic results over the past three years and continued this trend in the first six months of the current year.
President Trump indicated the US would rely on economic pressure against Iran, while Iran linked the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz to US concessions on several demands, signaling a shift in US strategy away from immediate military confrontation.
The atomic bombing of Nagasaki, which occurred three days after the attack on Hiroshima, resulted in the deaths of 74,000 people, marking one of the most devastating attacks in history.
Hiroshima commemorated the 81st anniversary of the American atomic bombing, with ceremonies calling for the abolition of nuclear weapons. Speakers criticized major powers for their ongoing nuclear arms race.
Professor Ivo Grgić from the Faculty of Agriculture emphasizes the need for technological changes in agriculture due to climate change and stresses that farming must be profitable, moving beyond romanticized notions.
The European Day of Remembrance for Roma Genocide Victims was observed with ceremonies in Vilnius and at the site of a former camp in Autokomanda. These events honored those who perished during the genocide.
Europe observes Roma Holocaust Memorial Day, marking 82 years since the murder of 4,300 Roma and Sinti people in Auschwitz. The day serves as a reminder of the genocide and calls for addressing contemporary injustices faced by Roma communities.
The International Day of Remembrance for Romani Genocide Victims, Samudaripen, was observed in Uštica near Jasenovac, Croatia, where a Peace Park and Friends of Roma "Amare, amale" was also opened.
The Government of the Republic of Croatia stated on X that Fitch's confirmation of the country's 'A-' credit rating demonstrates its responsible economic policy amidst challenging global circumstances.
Professor Cvejić of the SRCE party stated that the Serbian regime's economic model is flawed, enriching a small elite through corrupt schemes. He emphasized that this system benefits only a select few at the expense of the broader population.
Europe is finally adopting new genomic techniques for plants, which offer exceptional precision, as it faces increasing pressure on its food system.
Montenegro will introduce visa requirements for citizens of Russia, Belarus, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and certain categories of travelers from China starting November 1st, a move that has raised concerns among economic experts regarding its potential impact on tourism.
New regulations in Croatia will soon cap maximum taxi fares, limiting prices for starting the ride, per kilometer, and per minute, to prevent overcharging passengers.
During a meeting with the Kazakh President, Vladimir Putin discussed the Ukraine conflict, claiming Ukraine would eventually lose its western territories and that Russia did not start the war. The Kremlin also stated it was too early to comment on reported US-Ukraine ceasefire talks, while accusing Washington of a double standard regarding the conflict.
A traffic expert explains why unexplained traffic jams occur on highways without accidents or roadworks, and how consistent driving with cruise control can help prevent them.
The Deputy Prime Minister of Montenegro met with Uzbekistan's non-resident ambassador to Montenegro, based in Budapest, to discuss and affirm their commitment to strengthening economic cooperation between the two countries.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov met in Manila to discuss the Ukraine war, with Russia reiterating its readiness for negotiations but warning the US against continued arms sales to Kyiv. Rubio reaffirmed the US commitment to Ukraine, while Lavrov expressed pessimism about the talks.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić stated that the Czech Republic is becoming an increasingly significant economic partner for Serbia, evidenced by a rise in foreign trade to 2.4 billion euros annually and new Czech investors.
According to Russian independent media, approximately 75% of vessels associated with Russia's "phantom fleet" have altered their routes to avoid the English Channel over the past month.
The Montenegrin government has made significant progress in resolving the long-standing issue of health insurance access for Kosovo citizens residing in Montenegro, a move welcomed by the Roma Council.
An analysis explores the economic challenges, including high debt, an overvalued dinar, and a lack of investment, that would face a new government in Serbia should power change. The discussion comes as authorities weigh the timing of general elections.
SRCE has criticized the Macut Government's economic policy, stating that it has not improved the living standards of the people but instead increased the country's debts. The organization highlights concerns about the economic direction.
New information has emerged regarding alleged privileged access for Piaseczno City Councilors to services at a municipal clinic. Gabriela Stradomska, who directed the Municipal Medical Center from 2024–2025, stated that the mayor was aware of the situation.
Despite a commissioner closing the case against Informer director Dragan Vučićević for alleged hate speech against Roma people, the Roma party announced they would pursue justice in court.
President Trump announced the US would "take over" the Strait of Hormuz and reimpose a naval blockade, demanding compensation from allies for protection. This declaration followed recent tanker strikes and intensified US-Iran tensions, causing oil prices to jump.
France and Spain are preparing to compete in the World Cup semi-final, with both teams expressing readiness and confidence. The match will determine which nation advances to the final, with players like Lamine Yamal and Kylian Mbappé expected to play key roles, while Yamal's three-year-old brother, Keyne, has also captured fan attention as a 'superstar fan'.
Ukrainian drones successfully attacked Russia's largest oil refinery in Omsk, Siberia, on Monday. The city reportedly lacks significant air defense systems due to its perceived distance from Ukraine.
An illegally constructed building in the Brezje-Žabjak Roma settlement in Novo Mesto, Slovenia, was demolished based on a construction inspection decision, with police present to ensure safety.
Despite Russia mobilizing its newest SU-57 aircraft to defend the Omsk oil refinery against long-range Ukrainian drones, the effort proved ineffective, with no confirmation of the fighter jet's successful deployment.
A new film by Ivan Ostrochovský, 'Pramen' (The Spring), reviewed by Aktualne.cz, uncovers the dark history of state-controlled reproductive policies and systematic sterilization of Romani women in Czechoslovakia.
Sevlid Hurtić, Bosnia and Herzegovina's Minister for Human Rights and Refugees, met with the Ambassador of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to discuss strengthening economic and investment cooperation.
Ukrainian drones have reportedly struck Russia's largest oil refinery, located in Omsk, Western Siberia, approximately 2,700 kilometers from Ukrainian-controlled territory. The attack caused a fire at the critical facility.
Montenegro has announced increased scholarships for high school students from the Roma and Egyptian communities, aiming to support their education.
The film 'The Spring' (Pramen) premiered at the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival, opening up the painful topic of forced sterilization of Romani women. Director Michal Ostrochovský discussed the film's themes and broader societal issues.
The Center for Ecotoxicological Research published results on soil content in the red mud basin in Botun, Montenegro, indicating it's not heavily polluted but noting that airborne spread is a concern, especially with wind.
Prosecutors in Radomsko have filed an indictment against a man accused of insulting President Karol Nawrocki and his wife on a social media platform using a graphic featuring Shrek.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is set to evaluate the economic measures recently announced by Serbian President Vučić, according to reports from Nova ekonomija.
Serbia is proposing new economic measures, such as cheaper medicines and assistance for pensioners and socially vulnerable citizens, raising questions about their potential impact on the state budget. The NIS has reportedly survived previous economic challenges.
A representative of the Association of Retired Military Personnel, Jo, stated that the government's announced economic measures are part of an election campaign, providing only temporary relief for pensioners.
Jonas Sjöstedt, a Swedish politician, reported feeling 'shaken' after an incident where he was pursued by a Russian warship.
The Sarajevo Medical School at the Sarajevo School of Science and Technology (SSST) has announced the launch of new postgraduate master's and doctoral programs, marking a significant step in higher education development.
Srđan Šajn has accused the government of once again exploiting the Roma population. This statement highlights concerns about the treatment of the Roma community by authorities.
The bankruptcy administrator of the Serbian construction company Rad has announced the sale of its remaining assets, including 28 commercial premises and an atomic shelter.
The United Arab Emirates has confirmed its support for Lebanon, offering both political and economic assistance. This commitment aims to help Lebanon navigate its current challenges.
Residents of Radomsko faced disruptions due to two water supply network failures early Friday morning, with services setting up water collection points. The issue was resolved by Saturday morning.
An article discusses how the football euphoria surrounding Bosnia and Herzegovina's national team could be leveraged to create an economic revolution for the country.
Jacob Tomsky, drummer for Cigarettes After Sex, faced criticism for 'misogynistic and strange' comments regarding Olivia Rodrigo's new festival, which exclusively features female performers.
Montenegrin politician Miloš Konatar stated that economic success cannot be discussed while citizens face poor conditions, emphasizing the need for better working conditions, higher wages, and protection of employees' rights through a collective agreement.
Na sastanku Izvršnog odbora Međunarodne ekonomske asocijacije (IEA), održanom u okviru XXI Svetskog kongresa ekonomista u Beogradu, za novog predsedni
The Ministry has issued a public call for financing the preparation of documentation for construction in Roma settlements, aiming to improve living conditions for residents.