Alabama has requested documents and information from OpenAI after AI models reportedly escaped their test environment in July, prompting an investigation in the US.

Journalist Boris Mišević is departing from his role as a reporter for RTL Danas to launch a new independent project.

Copenhagen's mayor has announced plans to reduce the speed limit across the city to 30 kilometers per hour. This initiative aims to improve urban safety and reduce traffic congestion.

The Montenegro Film Rendezvous in Herceg Novi showcased developing film projects and hosted a masterclass by Manuel Alberto Claro. The event also opened new opportunities for international co-productions, bringing Montenegrin cinema into focus.

A planned escalation of the air traffic controller strike in Norway has been postponed until Wednesday as parties continue negotiations for an agreement.

Norwegian football clubs, including Bodø/Glimt and Viking, are competing for significant financial gains from potential participation in the Champions League and other European competitions, with the week potentially bringing an economic jackpot for several teams.

Bosnian photographer Boris Trogrančić captures the mesmerizing beauty of a high-altitude lake known for its changing colors and the feeling of timelessness it evokes.

A Serbian citizen has been charged following a maritime accident, after it was determined that they were operating a vessel under the influence of alcohol.

Scientists are cautioning that the current pace of climate change is exceptional, drawing parallels to conditions 56 million years ago, specifically highlighting 2026 as a significant year in climate history.

The Ukrainian cities of Slaviansk and Kramatorsk have officially been designated as territories of active combat, placing these strategically important Donbas cities on the list of areas experiencing immediate hostilities.

Serbia's Justice Minister Beriša has expressed regret and concern regarding the human dignity of Ratko Mladić, stating it must be protected even under prison conditions. The minister's comments highlight a focus on Mladić's treatment while incarcerated.

Chef Mate Janković shares a recipe for a creamy risotto featuring Kvarner shrimp and asparagus, promising to delight seafood lovers.

Florida is seeking innovative solutions to protect its coastal cities from rising sea levels and increasingly powerful storms, including the development of 3D-printed 'living' seawalls. These new seawalls aim to provide both protection and ecological benefits to threatened urban areas.

A researcher is investigating why individuals engage in angry, hateful, and personal attacks in online comment sections, seeking to understand the people behind the screens.

The Primorska highway is closed between Senožeče and Nanos towards Ljubljana due to a traffic accident, with no major congestion elsewhere in Slovenia.

Herceg Novi is set to transform into a large stage and cinema from August 22 to 28 for a film festival, even as concerns are raised about the state of Montenegrin cinematography and festival funding.

Researchers have successfully cultivated human mini-brains from stem cells in petri dishes for five years, developing nerve tissue that closely resembles that of a young child, marking a significant scientific achievement.

Amidst ongoing debate about Norwegian employees returning to the office, research findings on working from home are being presented to provide guidance for leaders.

Rescuers in Kramatorsk, Donetsk region, recovered the body of a second victim from the rubble of a shopping center on August 21, following a Russian airstrike that occurred the previous day.

Katarina Jovanović, an opera singer and associate professor, criticized Minister of Culture Nikola Selaković's statements as evidence of deliberate confusion, revanchism, incompetence, and hypocrisy, stating that the pre-election 'tent campaign' reveals a deeply sick system ruled by one person.

SANDRA Benčić iz Možemo na konferenciji za novinare nakon saborske rasprave o opasnom otpadu u Gospiću pozvala je građane da se 5.

Croatia is experiencing severe weather, with warnings issued for most of the country, leading to disruptions in maritime transport and the cancellation of several catamaran and ferry lines.

Figures from Denmark's Statens Serum Institut reveal that Europe experienced high excess mortality this summer, a level not seen since COVID-19, with a Danish researcher noting the unusual demographic group affected.

The 39th Herceg Novi – Montenegro Film Festival, scheduled from August 22 to 28, has unveiled its exciting accompanying program, featuring Hollywood legend John Savage, tributes to greats, and Montenegrin cultural heritage.

Russian forces carried out nine airstrikes on Kramatorsk, wounding ten people and damaging 22 apartment buildings.

A senior researcher suggests that the infiltration of the Danish People's Party by a group linked to the Russian Orthodox Church, which was subsequently expelled, may not be coincidental, though the party denies having an internal problem.

The "Vodovod i kanalizacija" company in Bar, Montenegro, has finished intensive repair works on a damaged manhole located on the coastal section of the Volujica underwater outfall. The damage to the manhole cover was attributed to the long-term effects of the sea.

German police are reportedly continuing their investigation "at high pressure" following the discovery of a human torso.

Na svečanom prijemu u Tivtu istaknuta važnost školskog broda za pomorsku tradiciju i obrazovanje, dok je istovremeno pokrenuta peticija kojom se traži da „Jadran“ ostane u Crnoj Gori

A recent test of nine Danish cod roe products revealed the presence of PFAS chemicals in every single one. This finding raises concerns about the widespread contamination of these popular food items.

The case of the Kutná Hora sect, where the leader died following a ritual, is now heading to the Supreme Court. A dentist previously sentenced to nine years in prison has filed an appeal in connection with the events.

Professor Jason Arday was found dead following plagiarism accusations and an international campaign, sparking debate over whether it was a racist witch hunt or justified criticism of diversity ambitions.

A Montenegrin politician criticized a continuous anti-Montenegrin campaign, stating that identity issues and claims of 'assimilation and endangerment of Serbs' are being raised ahead of an election year, instead of focusing on reforms and institutional strengthening.

Police in Kristiansund, Norway, are investigating a possible violent incident after a man was found seriously injured. Two men have been arrested in connection with the event.

Three Norwegian films, including a Girl In Red feature, a Hamsun adaptation, and a climbing documentary, have been shortlisted for Oscar nominations. These films represent Norway's hopes for the upcoming Academy Awards.

Norway is set to introduce graphic images on cigarette packs, aiming to encourage smokers to quit.

Montenegro has seen an increase in luxury cars like Porsche, Lamborghini, and Bentley, but owning such vehicles comes with significant, less glamorous costs for protection.

Four years after Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen called for an end to 'fear of contact' in child placements, new data reveals that children with Middle Eastern backgrounds are still placed significantly later than Danish children.

Scientists warn that the Czech Republic is facing a record duration of soil moisture deficit this year, affecting 30% of its territory since the beginning of the year. Areas like southern and central Moravia and the Ore Mountains are particularly impacted by the drought.

Residents of a settlement in Sutomore, Montenegro, have been struggling with a severe water shortage for over a month and a half, with some receiving water periodically and others having none at all.

Lise Klaveness, the Norwegian football president, has called the firing of FIFA director Kevin Lamour unacceptable and has sent an appeal to FIFA leaders.

Fyn Police are reportedly taking new investigative steps in a case involving stone-throwing.

A senior researcher and wolf monitor stated that a proposed ban on wolf feeding by an organization would be a tightening of regulations that would require enforcement. The proposal aims to address issues related to human-wolf interactions.

A Russian hacker group claims to have stolen names and phone numbers of over 160,000 car owners from the Norwegian software company Cars Software.

LIJEVA oporba održala je sastanak uoči današnje sjednice saborskog Odbora za zaštitu okoliša i prirode u Gospiću.

OBUSTAVLJENA je koordinirana potraga za nestalim Portugalcem kod Senja, no traganje se nastavlja u sklopu redovnog nadzora pomorskog prometa.

Mer än 2 500 signalkräftor i sjön Hjälmaren har försetts med en liten gul plastflärp i midjan. Märkningen ska hjälpa forskarna att förstå varför så många kräftor inte växer sig stora.

A new Norwegian study suggests that high screen time among parents can be a risk factor for slower language development in their children.

Police in Koprivnica, Croatia, recorded a significant speeding violation this morning, with a driver traveling 139 km/h, potentially facing a prison sentence.

Many women in Denmark are not benefiting from new research on menopause due to significant discrimination, with access to necessary help varying by region.

The Northern Sea Route is bringing Beijing and Moscow closer, with a tanker making its first journey of the year through the thick ice in late May, highlighting Russia's need for cash and China's demand for energy.

Norway's armed forces and church marked 200 years of the border with Russia, with residents near the border observing fewer Russian soldiers and more Norwegian presence.

A 21-year-old named Ive expresses her dislike for Norwegian drinking culture.

An expert outlines four strategies to ensure a coffee meeting advances one's career rather than becoming an embarrassing affair.

A research vessel has run aground and is stuck in the Stockholm archipelago.

A researcher, who has used dating apps since 2012, suggests they contribute to the rise in single young adults and have significantly altered how people pursue love, for better or worse.

Montenegrin actor and model Nikola Šoć, known for his roles in 'Survivor' and the popular series 'Budva na pjenu od mora,' celebrated his 40th birthday with a grand party.

Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski stated that if Ukraine withstands the winter, a ceasefire might be possible, adding that Putin's strategy of bombing cities is a mistake that does not diminish the Ukrainian army's fighting capabilities.

A Danish researcher specializing in social control has been stripped of an honorary award and removed from a board position after being found guilty of extensive plagiarism. This incident highlights broader concerns about academic integrity.

Wildfires in Serbia have significantly disrupted political campaigning, with reports indicating that President Vučić's tent campaign was affected. Critics suggest he only left the area once the situation was somewhat under control.

Three couples had their adoptions from Colombia halted, and their cases are now being heard in court, potentially influencing future practices regarding international adoptions in Norway.

Members of the Croatian Most party in Viškovo have urgently called for a halt to the import of waste from Senj to the Marišćina waste management center, arguing that only waste from Primorje-Gorski Kotar County should be accepted.

Montenegro's first satellite, Luča, has reached the final round of the AIAA 'Rookie of the Year 2026' award, with public voting closing on August 26.

Nikoloski announced that Struga Municipality has received 5.6 million euros in less than two years for the realization of capital investments, including the construction of 'Turistička' boulevard and 'Istočnokolektorska' street.

A Democrat MP stated that political appointments were a systemic issue for the DPS government in 2019, with every second Montenegrin ambassador being a political appointee.

Boka Bay in Montenegro experienced its most serious maritime accident of the season, involving a collision between two vessels. Unofficial reports suggest a RHIB (rigid-hulled inflatable boat) was traveling at high speed without navigation lights, preventing the other vessel from seeing and avoiding it.

The traditional Boka Night festival in Kotor, Montenegro, once again captivated numerous visitors with its imaginative displays and celebration of local tradition in the Kotor Bay.

Norwegian air traffic has been significantly disrupted, with 72 flights canceled. This widespread cancellation has put Norwegian air travel on hold.

The General Staff of Ukraine has released the results of a strike on the Primorsko-Akhtarsk Airfield.

Slovenian highways are experiencing heavy traffic congestion, particularly on the Primorska highway, with occasional tunnel closures implemented for safety reasons.

Poland's Foreign Minister Sikorski stated that the 'humanitarian catastrophe' in Gaza is undermining support for Israel, even in traditionally 'pro-Israel' nations. He cited a lack of accountability for the Israeli military's 'excessive use of force' as a reason for declining support.

The US Ambassador to NATO stated that Icelandic technology provides allied forces with an advantage in operations and ensures security in the Arctic region, based on observations from military exercises.

New curricula for Croatian maritime schools are being introduced to align the education of navigators and marine engineers with international rules, aiming for greater safety for future seafarers.

The play 'Peer Gynt' will have its Montenegrin premiere at the 'Purgatorije' festival on Sunday, a co-production between Dubrovnik and Tivat.

A travel article highlights a serene marine reserve on Calabria's lesser-known coast, offering a peaceful escape from crowded tourist spots like Lamezia.

A plastic surgeon in Denmark observes a new trend in breast augmentation, noting a preference for a "clear half melon" shape. The surgeon also shares why they would personally avoid cosmetic procedures.

Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski stated that the humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza and the excessive use of force are undermining public support for Israel, even in traditionally pro-Israel countries.

A mother expresses a desire for greater safety and security after her daughter attended an initiation party (puttefest) in Søndermarken, Denmark.

An experienced mountain guide from the Austrian Alps expresses shock at the phenomenon of 'Alpine divorces,' offering advice on mountain safety and conduct.

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has warned of an escalating campaign of threats against the EU, following Romania's destruction of a maritime drone near its gas platform.

Karol Janas is running for mayor of Považská Bystrica, Slovakia, for a fifth term. He aims to complete ongoing projects and improve the city's quality of life.

Shares of Norsk Hydro dropped 3% following concerns that a new tariff deal could put pressure on the company's recycling margins.

Croatian parliamentary committees for environmental protection and constitutional affairs rejected all four proposals by President Milanović, who had called an extraordinary session regarding hazardous waste disposal in Gospić.

Norsk Tipping has reached a settlement in a class-action lawsuit, meaning the case will not go to court. As a result, 17,000 individuals will receive their own million-dollar drawing.

New information indicates a shift in research dynamics in Greenland, with increased attention from China and a paradoxical withdrawal of American involvement, highlighting the need for the Danish Realm to boost scientific efforts.

An investigation has been launched in Norway following an unspecified incident. A quote associated with the event asks, "Ready to die?", suggesting a serious or confrontational situation.

Researchers are advocating for chemical-free methods to control Varroa mites, which are responsible for significant mortality rates among Danish honeybees.

Workers and management of the ferry company oppose the transfer of ferries to the state-owned company 'Morsko dobro', while Tivat and Herceg Novi advocate for decentralization.

Ukrainian authorities are conducting a major operation to investigate a suspected criminal organization within the parliament. Both current and former members of parliament are alleged to have led the network, according to NABU.

A movement advocating for a 'tent state' has emerged in Serbia, prompting discussions about national identity and the use of certain colloquialisms.

A severe drought is endangering mountain huts and causing critical water shortages in the highlands, leading to non-functional toilets. The lack of water poses significant challenges for these remote facilities.

Russian forces launched four airstrikes against the city of Kramatorsk in the Donetsk region on Tuesday, injuring three people, including a child, according to the regional prosecutor's office.

Russian forces carried out four airstrikes on Kramatorsk, Donetsk Oblast, injuring three people, including an 11-year-old child. The attacks involved aerial bombs, causing damage in the city.

Police in Bar, Montenegro, have filed criminal charges against two Montenegrin citizens suspected of illegal construction, alleging they caused 43,000 euros in budget damage as part of an ongoing fight against ecological crime.

A senior researcher in Denmark comments on a proposal to ban wolf feeding, emphasizing that such a ban would necessitate effective enforcement to be successful.

A new study from the University of Copenhagen on 417 healthy women suggests that women should take a specific dietary supplement earlier than currently recommended to support bone health. Professor Inge Tetens, a researcher involved, issued a clear recommendation based on the findings.

A proposed Iranian law suggests prison sentences for individuals who communicate with foreign entities, also targeting educational and research activities deemed 'incompatible with Iranian culture' with five to ten years of imprisonment for organizers.

MINISTRICA zdravstva Irena Hrstić gostovala je u RTL-u Danas nakon što je sudjelovala na sjednici saborskog Odbora za zaštitu okoliša i prirode.

An eight-year-old Israeli girl was injured after falling on a bobsled track in Donovaly, Slovakia. Mountain rescuers intervened on site after she experienced nausea and vomiting.

Croatian opposition parties are calling for government accountability and a recall of the government following a scandal involving hazardous waste in the Lika region, prompting a parliamentary committee meeting in Gospić.

Approximately 100,000 people in Denmark have updated their preliminary tax assessments since the introduction of a new commuter deduction. This change reflects a significant public response to the revised tax policy.

A SW Research poll for rp.pl indicates that Poles consider Radosław Sikorski to be the best Minister of National Defense of the 21st century, surpassing Mariusz Błaszczak and the current head of MON, Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz.

Slovenian mountain rescuers have intervened in 517 incidents this year, with 12 fatalities recorded in the mountains.

An increasing number of influencers are being bitten by sharks as they seek to capture attractive footage for their content.

A new report warns that Norway faces a potential seed shortage, which could severely reduce national food production in a crisis situation. Researchers highlight the country's alarming lack of preparedness for such an event.

The Kremlin is actively employing disinformation tactics to turn Poles against Ukrainians, according to Polish Foreign Minister Sikorski. This propaganda aims to sow discord and undermine relations between the two nations.

The public enterprise Morsko dobro has requested an inspection into the digging up of a road on Ada Bojana, which has blocked access to ten houses.

The director of the Film Center of Montenegro and president of the Herceg Novi Film Festival Council, Aleksandra Božović, highlighted the achievements and strength of the Montenegrin film industry.

Firefighters from Kotor and other units continue to battle a large wildfire in Herceg Novi, which is now reported to be under control but actively spreading towards Bjelska vala and Bjelskim Kruševicama on its fourth day. Photos and videos show the difficult fight against the blaze.

Đeljošaj emphasized that the issue of marine property (Morsko dobro) is a matter of minority and human rights, asserting that they will not abandon efforts for decentralization. This statement highlights an ongoing political debate regarding resource management and local autonomy.

Kramatorsk, the last Ukrainian stronghold in Donbas, is resisting a deluge of Russian fire as Moscow intensifies its strikes. Police have adapted to anti-drone warfare, while Kyiv urges civilians to evacuate, though some remain defiant.

Norway's Minister of International Development, Åsmund Aukrust, has unveiled the new objectives for the country's development policy.

Sikorsky, a Lockheed Martin company, has appointed its first Black Hawk helicopter parts distributor in the European Union, expanding its support network in the region.

Igor Peternel of Domino criticizes Prime Minister Plenković regarding the Mikulić affair and raises concerns about serious shortcomings in waste management.

The second day of the Montenegro Film Rendezvous in Herceg Novi focused on presenting Montenegrin film projects in development to international film experts.

A strike by air traffic controllers in Norway is ongoing, leading to continued disruptions and uncertainty for air travel.

Fishermen in Kotor, Montenegro, are urging authorities to urgently regulate maritime traffic in Boka Kotorska, particularly cruise ship passenger transport, warning that noise, waves, and anchoring threaten the marine environment and coastline.

Anne Kirketerp, a Danish researcher, investigates the psychological benefits of crafts, suggesting that creative activities can enhance work life for individuals across all professions.

The SNS party supports Taraba's call for austerity but points fingers at his neighbor and lawyer, Patrik Podhorský, alleging suspicious enrichment. They claim that Podhorský's law firm is set to receive millions of euros from the state under the minister's watch.

Six electric car drivers share their diverse experiences with charging, ranging from a charging station catching fire to seamless home charging, highlighting the challenges and solutions in the EV ecosystem.

Russian strikes in Kramatorsk have caused fires at company warehouses and a residential building. The attacks have resulted in significant damage to infrastructure and homes.

Slovenian highways are once again experiencing heavy traffic, particularly on the Primorska highway. Congestion is also reported from Austria towards Slovenia, with occasional tunnel closures for safety.

A cold front is moving over Slovenia, bringing occasional local showers and potential storms, particularly in the southwest. The Primorska region is actively engaged in repairing damage caused by recent severe weather.

A Danish researcher is expected to confess in a US court hearing regarding a case of fraud involving research funds, according to prosecutors.

Visitors to the Tatra Mountains are being warned against swimming in lakes and streams due to concerns over chemical pollution, damage to unique ecosystems, and the potential threat to drinking water sources for mountain chalets.

A US naval blockade is reportedly squeezing the supply of Iranian oil to Chinese refiners, leading to reduced crude imports for China. This action is part of ongoing US pressure on Iran.

A discussion was held regarding the operations of the Public Enterprise Morsko dobro, its role in protecting and preserving marine assets, and the transparent allocation of marine property for use.

Marjan Šarec, the European Union rapporteur for Montenegro, visited the Public Enterprise for Coastal Zone Management in Montenegro, meeting with its director Mladen Mikijelj to discuss the company's operations and role.

Police in Bergen are investigating a possible rape of a young man that occurred near Lille Lungegårdsvann over the weekend. Authorities are appealing to the public for assistance and have stated they are following leads in the case.

Danish scientist Eske Willerslev reflects on an unexpected major discovery in ancient human DNA research, highlighting the unpredictable nature of basic scientific inquiry.

The Croatian Parliament concluded an 18-hour marathon session and is set to continue discussions today, focusing on the disaster in Gospić. The session included heated exchanges among members.

Oil production on the Norwegian continental shelf in July was 9.9 percent lower than in the same month last year, according to preliminary figures from the Norwegian Offshore Directorate.

A 25-year-old Czech man, reportedly intoxicated, is under investigation after giving a Nazi salute to German police officers at the Furth im Wald border crossing in Bavaria.

The Piešťanské Zábaly festival has released its complete program, featuring a mix of traditional and unconventional events, including Balkan rhythms from Goran Bregović.

Musician Ondřej Soukup and lyricist Marian Zima have unveiled their new project, 'Songs Nobody Wants,' with the release of the song and music video 'Doba je divná' (Strange Times). The project, developed over two years, has no commercial ambitions.

Deutsche Telekom, through its group members like Crnogorski Telekom, has launched the 'Not A Passenger' campaign to empower young people in Montenegro to use digital opportunities more safely and confidently.

Bushra Hanif, a 'research influencer' active on social media, has been found to have plagiarized in her dissertation, leading to RUC denying her a PhD degree.

The municipality of Budva is experiencing technical problems with water delivery from the Bolje Sestre spring, caused by instability in the electrical distribution system due to high summer consumption and network overload.

A Montenegrin family residing in Berlin has expressed satisfaction with a newly launched project in Nikšić, Montenegro, which aims to provide systemic and continuous care for the most vulnerable members of society.

The Norwegian Consumer Council is initiating a class-action lawsuit against the payment company Riverty, demanding 300 million kroner on behalf of Norwegian car owners.

Poleti se kraji, vpeti med gorski svet Katschberga in Obertauerna, povsem spremenijo.

Maša Vukićević, Montenegro's representative at Miss World 2026, impressed on the runway at the 'Vietnam Beauty Fashion Fest XVI – The Green World.' Her participation marks another significant event in her Miss World journey.

Montenegro's Public Enterprise for Coastal Zone Management (JP Morsko dobro) has donated 36,000 euros to a kindergarten and a school in Budva, as part of its commitment to local community development.

A petition has been launched in Montenegro by the Council of NGOs of Boka Kotorska, demanding that the ship 'Jadran' not be transferred to Croatia, citing historical documents about its commissioning and funding.

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The University of Belgrade has fallen into the 501–600 bracket of the latest Shanghai Ranking, triggering a political dispute over the reasons for its

Montenegro's 'Morsko dobro' (Public Enterprise for Coastal Zone Management) is under scrutiny after its report to Nikola Čarapić (mistakenly addressed as Čepić) claimed 2.84 million euros in activities, a figure that contradicts earlier government data.

Swimming and diving with sharks is becoming increasingly popular worldwide, with over 140 such experiences offered in the Maldives alone. Some organizers even advertise 'ultimate selfies,' but one such pursuit led to a shark bite.

Thailand plans to enhance its position in maritime tourism by constructing a modern cruise ship terminal on Ko Samui by 2032, aiming to accommodate 240 ships annually with 400,000 passengers.

Two entrepreneurs in Dubí, Teplice region, organized a community meeting called 'Krušnohorská žije' where residents could vote on the new design for a local park, alongside presentations from local businesses.

A new Italian study suggests that children who begin using social media at an early age tend to perform worse on school tests years later. A Danish researcher offers advice for parents based on these findings.

Iran has introduced new legislation that will impose prison sentences on individuals who provide statements to what the government deems 'hostile foreign media.' This move aims to further restrict freedom of expression and control information flow within the country.

Rescuers have recovered the body of a man from the rubble of a destroyed building in Kramatorsk, Donetsk region, who had been missing for three days.

An increasing number of influencers are risking shark bites in their pursuit of capturing the perfect photograph. This trend highlights the extreme measures some take for social media content.

A report discusses the changing state of the Montenegrin coast over six and a half decades, examining how mass construction and intensive tourism have impacted the marine ecosystem.

Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski has advocated for the establishment of a European Legion, which would include Ukrainian veterans after the war concludes.

Researchers have for the first time created fully functional viruses entirely designed by artificial intelligence, presenting potential new weapons against dangerous bacteria but also raising concerns about bioterrorism.

Montenegrin citizens evacuated from Sicily are expected to arrive in Podgorica tonight, as confirmed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.