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Recent international assessment data shows that four out of ten adolescents in the Netherlands fail to meet minimum literacy benchmarks, marking another downward trend in educational outcomes. Educators and policymakers are urging curriculum reforms to address the growing gap.
The Creative Factory Association has announced a competition for artists wishing to participate in the upcoming juried exhibition. The event aims to showcase diverse visual interpretations of color through an international panel of judges.
Crna Gora na 46. mjestu od 90 zemalja u čitalačkoj pismenosti, 55. u matematici sa 411 i na 49.
New OECD assessment results reveal that over half of Romanian 15-year-olds fall below basic proficiency levels in mathematics, while nearly half struggle with reading comprehension.
Recent international assessment data reveals a significant and widening performance gap in Iceland, where students of foreign origin are scoring notably lower than their native Icelandic peers.
Icelandian primary school students achieved their lowest scores in PISA history, with 44% failing to meet basic reading comprehension standards upon graduation.
A new report indicates Danish pupils scored lower than ever before in the PISA assessment, marking the worst outcome in the test's history.
Multiple reports confirm a severe knowledge slump among Swedish pupils in the latest international assessment, marking the country's poorest performance to date.
In reading, New Zealand reached a new low of 497, caused by a fall in boys' scores in the international Pisa tests.
Danske folkeskoleelever præsterer dårligere end nogensinde før i matematik, læsning og naturfag, viser ny PISA-rapport. Forklaringen skal findes i både skolen – men også i hjemmet.
Nearly 40% of 15-year-old Dutch students cannot read well enough to keep up with schoolwork, according to alarming figures from the latest PISA research.
Preliminary data from the latest PISA assessment shows Catalan students outperforming peers across other Spanish regions in reading, though Madrid maintains an edge in mathematics.
Thousands demonstrated in Berlin against the far-right AfD after its election victory, while investigators recovered flight recorders from a crashed Amazon cargo jet.
Global wheat markets rallied sharply amid fears that Moscow's continued military focus on Ukraine will prolong Black Sea shipping disruptions, despite ongoing diplomatic talks with Washington.
Experts point to the government's focus on emotional wellbeing curricula and screen time as key factors behind Spain's recent drop in international student assessment rankings.
Sources indicate that Israel's education ministry is withholding national PISA test results because student scores fell significantly below international expectations.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić hosted Uzbek President Shavkat Mirziyoyev in Belgrade, where the two nations formalized bilateral ties by signing a memorandum focused on technological innovation. The agreement aims to strengthen economic cooperation and joint research initiatives between the countries.
Isar Aerospace successfully launched its Spectrum rocket from a European launch site, marking the continent’s first private orbital mission. The achievement advances Europe’s independent access to space amid growing global competition.
An astrology-focused piece identifies two zodiac signs believed to possess innate star power and natural charisma that draw widespread attention wherever they go.
An original Honda NSX that was destroyed in flooding has attracted serious purchase offers, demonstrating how rare vehicles can retain significant market value even when severely damaged.
Spanish officials and educators express panic over a drop in PISA scores, which reflect educational performance during the Sánchez administration, with concerns about further declines.
Italian driver Kimi Antonelli secured a remarkable victory at Monza, overcoming a near-19th place grid start to win his home race in one of Formula 1's most surprising recent results.
Kindergartens in Zagreb have reported a significant number of open spots, with 1,200 vacancies remaining, prompting officials to express pride in the situation.
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Bosnian footballer Amar Memić played a key role in Viktoria Plzeň's 3-0 away victory over Artis Brno in the Czech league.
Pupils and families from the Jovan Jovanović Zmaj Gymnasium have formally requested Patriarch Porfirije's assistance to reinstate educators who were recently dismissed amid institutional disputes.
Publications are reflecting on the career and legacy of Croatian writer Slobodan Šnajder, known for his unyielding commitment to independent journalism and literature. The pieces highlight his refusal to align with political victors and his enduring impact on Balkan intellectual circles.
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PiS lawmaker Michał Moskal is under scrutiny after claims emerged that he helped draft controversial cryptocurrency legislation, contradicting his previous assertion that he merely signed off on the changes.
Officials in the Zenica-Doboj Canton signed agreements to transfer funds for capital road projects connecting various towns and tourist destinations, valued at 3.6 million convertible marks.
The annual IgNobel ceremony honored unconventional scientific studies, marking its first international location in over three decades amid political tensions affecting US-based academic gatherings.
The Croatian Criminal Police Union has formally petitioned the government to enact legislative reforms that enhance officer safety and address ongoing institutional challenges. Leaders stressed the urgent need to rehabilitate the force's public standing amid rising professional concerns.
Renowned Bosnian artist Enis Bešlagić has achieved a career milestone by performing at the Sydney Opera House, becoming one of the few regional musicians to grace the iconic venue. The historic concert drew widespread acclaim and highlighted the growing international reach of Balkan classical crossover artists.
Local authorities in Bosnia and Herzegovina have signed agreements with MIRBAL company to stabilize and repair landslide-prone areas in two streets within the Novo Sarajevo municipality.
Polish-Belarusian journalist and activist Andrzej Poczobut reflected on a profound moment praying at the grave of Saint John Paul II, following a recent conversation with Pope Leo XIV.
Ognjen Rašuo of the Green-Left Front stated that no minister of state administration since 2012, including former minister Branko Ružić, has taken meaningful action to properly organize the national voter list.
Western governments have widely blamed Russia for a drone strike on Leipzig airport, framing the incident as an escalation of hybrid warfare against Europe. In response, Berlin and Brussels have announced new sanctions against Moscow while debating appropriate defensive measures.
More than 180 Jewish entertainment industry professionals and prominent actors have signed a letter defending Mark Ruffalo after he faced antisemitism allegations. Supporters condemned the accusations as a coordinated smear campaign and criticized the weaponization of antisemitism concerns.
Authorities and political figures in Montenegro are condemning newly discovered graffiti on a support wall that appears to glorify a major European war criminal, following recent threats against top government officials.
A public tender has been launched for the construction of a three-story facility for the Faculty of Philology at the University of Montenegro, featuring nearly 7,100 square meters of space.
Authorities in Poland have closed a probe into a technical error that incorrectly assigned votes for Karol Nawrocki and Rafał Trzaskowski during the recent presidential election.
An investigative commission member states that full transparency regarding the station canopy collapse will remain hidden as long as the current government stays in power.
The Milenija i Darko Marušić Foundation has launched a competition for the second regional award recognizing outstanding creative works in residential architecture across the former Yugoslav region.
A prominent Serbian writer has declined a publishing contract in Croatia, refusing to allow her work to be translated into the ijekavian dialect. The decision underscores ongoing linguistic sensitivities and cultural negotiations surrounding literary distribution in the Balkans.
The US Supreme Court has ruled that construction of President Trump’s proposed White House ballroom may proceed pending further litigation. The decision clears a major legal hurdle for the project, which has faced prolonged opposition from preservation groups and local officials.
Investigations reveal that Catalonia's education authority failed to act on seven prior alerts about methodological flaws in regional PISA assessments before appointing a new education secretary.
The death toll from a ferry collision off the coast of Cyprus has risen to eight, with twenty people still unaccounted for as rescue efforts continue and grieving families share harrowing accounts.
The publication's editorial selection features standout images from the past week, including a notable fall involving Pogba and a historic achievement by Hrgović.
Defense counsel for Mapisa-Nqakula argues that the prosecution's case relies heavily on inferences during ongoing legal proceedings seeking her discharge.
The responsible body was the Superior Council for Evaluation, under the direction of Curriculum, with a secretary and a technician assigned.
IKEA introduced the KLIPPKAKTUS storage set, featuring six boxes designed to improve refrigerator organization, track food freshness, and minimize household food waste.
The images show the risky operation to rescue the mountaineer who was trapped at a great height in the Sierra Nevada of California (United States).
The city’s public transport authority has issued a fresh procurement tender for eighty-five new trams to modernize Belgrade’s aging fleet. Union representatives are monitoring the bidding process to ensure fair labor and operational standards.
Educational researchers examine how standardized international testing correlates with student literacy rates and critical reading abilities.
An opinion piece argues that President Vučić's legacy will be historically tarnished due to sustained institutional decay, eroded public trust, and broken promises.
A Bosnian university institute has formally petitioned international judges in The Hague concerning Serbia's announcement to grant former war criminal Ratko Mladić a state funeral. The group argues that honoring him would undermine international justice and victim recognition.
Israel has opened a public tender for a new settlement construction project that critics warn could physically sever communities and fragment territory across the occupied West Bank. The development plan has drawn international scrutiny over its potential impact on regional cohesion.
The commission for the selection of authors and the formation of an author team for the creation of manuscripts for textbooks of national importance has made a decision on who will write the first national textbooks on history and geography, which will be...
Legal experts argue that adjusting Montenegro’s constitution to meet EU accession requirements should be viewed as a necessary adaptation rather than a complete overhaul, amid ongoing political discussions.
The head of a Split traffic police unit has filed a formal complaint against a female officer who previously accused him of exerting pressure, intensifying scrutiny within the ongoing Nakaza corruption investigation.
Ratko Mladic, the former Bosnian Serb military leader convicted of genocide and war crimes for his role in the Srebrenica massacre, has died at age 84 while awaiting transfer to serve the remainder of his life sentence.
University students maintaining a campus blockade have issued public advisories urging voters to verify their registration status, ID validity, and polling locations before upcoming electoral announcements.
North Macedonia's state gas transmission company Noma Gas has contracted a construction firm to design and build a new interconnector pipeline linking North Macedonia and Serbia, boosting regional energy connectivity.
Protesters maintaining a campus blockade have appealed to citizens to provide spaces for gathering electoral signatures and processing campaign documentation.
Although proposed changes to Serbia's foundational education law were omitted from the current parliamentary agenda, officials confirm the government remains committed to passing the legislation.
U.S. CIA Director John Ratcliffe traveled to Moscow to hold discussions with Russian intelligence officials, marking a notable diplomatic engagement amid the ongoing war in Ukraine. President Trump indicated the meeting could yield positive outcomes, while the Kremlin confirmed the talks did not involve Vladimir Putin.
Karpowicz, born in 1976, was one of the most famous and interesting writers of his generation.
The latest PISA assessment reveals significant weaknesses in Slovak ninth-graders' literacy and scientific skills, though they perform above the OECD average in mathematics.
Hungarian students achieved their lowest-ever scores in reading and mathematics on the latest PISA assessment, prompting officials to describe the results as part of a worldwide educational downturn. Education experts warn that systemic challenges require immediate policy intervention.
In the 2025 PISA assessment involving over 760,000 students from 90 countries, Montenegro secured its highest historical rankings in reading literacy, mathematics, and natural sciences.
INFOGRAPHIE – Alors que les résultats de PISA 2025 viennent d’être publiés, les sciences, principal domaine évalué cette année, sont au cœur d’un constat préoccupant.
Recent PISA assessments reveal declining performance in Spain and Austria, though Austrian students remain above the OECD average, prompting national discussions on education policy.
PISA 2025 data reveals ongoing drops in Portuguese students' academic performance in reading and mathematics, despite the country reporting some of the lowest rates of student bullying.
A new analysis of PISA 2025 findings shows that half of Portuguese 15-year-olds use artificial intelligence weekly for school assignments, but this reliance correlates with decreased academic performance in science.
Over a quarter of Danish students skipped an entire school day within the past two weeks, highlighting a growing attendance crisis alongside academic concerns.
New PISA results indicate a significant drop in reading skills and student perseverance among Finnish youth, although science scores remain above OECD average.
Danish students have recorded their worst-ever results in the international PISA assessment, with reading skills showing the most significant decline.
Recent educational assessments reveal a concerning decline in reading comprehension and mathematics skills among Spanish students, contrasting with improvements observed in Asian counterparts.
Former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani has publicly called for City Council member Zohran Mamdani to be excluded from upcoming 9/11 commemoration ceremonies, citing religious and political objections. The remarks have triggered a backlash, prompting Mamdani to defend his right to participate in the city’s official remembrance events.
The Lithuanian Ministry of Education, Science and Sport hosted a presentation of the latest international PISA assessment, analyzing reading, mathematical, and scientific literacy among fifteen-year-old students. The event underscores ongoing efforts to monitor and improve national educational standards.
Following their return to the United Kingdom, King Charles has officially confirmed that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will remain non-working royals without public funding. The monarch’s statement clarifies their ongoing status as private citizens while preserving their royal titles.
The new academic year begins amid significant challenges in Spain, including classroom heatwaves, boycotts of summer camps, strict new AI guidelines for education, and ongoing debates surrounding recent PISA test results.
An analysis highlights that Germany's educational framework prioritizes holistic student development and practical skills over mere performance metrics like international PISA rankings.
The upcoming PISA report results will measure the capacity of education systems to recover from the decline in performance observed since the pandemic.
Legal teams claim the Ministry of Defence and Army are deliberately delaying the return of a commodore to the navy leadership until his March retirement eligibility.
A South African court has dismissed former defence minister Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula’s application to have corruption charges against her dismissed, ruling that evidence of cash payments and coded messages is sufficient to proceed to trial. The decision keeps the high-profile graft case moving forward.
An Illinois woman has been charged with murder after allegedly killing her two-year-old son while fixating on the Lindsay Clancy case. Investigators say she shared extensive online commentary about the trial before the fatal incident, raising concerns about the psychological impact of true-crime media consumption.
The Belgrade Pride parade took place with the slogan 'There is room for all of us,' marking a quarter-century of LGBTQ+ rights activism in Serbia. The event was accompanied by counter-protests, highlighting the ongoing social tensions surrounding the march.
For the first time in several years, Zagreb has concluded the kindergarten enrollment period with approximately 1,200 vacant spots available, having successfully enrolled nearly 8,000 children.
Jordan of Pisa joined the Dominican Order in Pisa, Italy, in 1280.
Američki predsednik Donald Tramp potpisao je izvršnu uredbu kojom se pokreće postupak ukidanja zaštite sivog vuka i njegove podvrste, meksičkog vuka,
A literary exploration examines how the renowned Serbian poet captured the complex, multifaceted nature of solitude beyond mere physical isolation.
The Venice Film Festival features premieres of new dramatic films, including Andrew Haigh’s “A Long Winter” and Mike Leigh’s “Tender Loving Care,” alongside returns by veteran directors and works addressing geopolitical conflicts.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has announced he will soon call parliamentary elections and prepare to assume the role of prime minister. The political shift coincides with an EU commissioner canceling a planned visit after Belgrade awarded military honors to convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić.
Authorities in Ćuprija located and arrested a Croatian citizen subject to an international red notice issued by Zagreb for alleged extortion offenses.
An opposition councilor in Ivanjice claims the recent municipal assembly session was conducted outside legal procedures, sparking criticism over parliamentary compliance.
At today's session held electronically, the Judicial Council decided by majority vote to appoint Tanja Vidić, a judge of the Basic Court in Cetinje, as acting president...
Iz kabineta predsjednika Crne Gore Jakova Milatovića saopštili su da povodom jubileja – 20 godina od obnove nezavisnosti Crne Gore, „Iskra“ ove godine dobija posebno izdanje
Minister Radovan Fuchs noted during a TV appearance that parents are increasingly requesting postponements for their children's first-grade school entry ahead of the new academic year.
Representatives from both nations formalized a cross-border collaboration agreement in Prague to co-develop artificial intelligence manufacturing facilities, with multiple Polish consortiums preparing bids.
Grad Zagreb raspisao je javni poziv s budžetom od 150.000 eura za potporu projektima korištenja otvorenih podataka u 2026. godini, s rokom prijave do 16. rujna.
A new legislative proposal would empower telecommunications regulators to instantly block online content depicting child sexual abuse under updated digital service regulations.
Monika Koszewska, a celebrated Sopot-based novelist known for psychological, domestic, and crime fiction, has passed away at the age of 51.
Investigators revealed that graffiti targeting politician Strujić Harbić were systematically organized during the previous administration, with evidence emerging from leaked Skaj communications.
Nedvosmislen primer političke (predizborne) agitacije - tako je Crta okarakterisala sadržaj pisma koji su, po njihovim saznanjima, poštari dostavljali
Three junior high students developed Ligtas Skwela, an online platform for tracking student safety during emergencies, securing top honors at a regional competition.
The board of the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts has formally criticized recent amendments to the country’s education legislation, arguing they fail to address systemic needs. The institution has urged authorities to withdraw the current draft and develop a more comprehensive reform framework.
A court ruling highlights that the tax office's method of documenting complex service components, including transport costs, lacks a legal basis under current VAT regulations.
Leaders of Serbia’s Socialist Party (SPS) and Social Democratic Party (SDPS) have formalized a political alliance by signing a memorandum of cooperation ahead of upcoming elections. The pact aims to consolidate their electoral base and coordinate campaign strategies across key constituencies.
The Commissioner for the Protection of Equality has announced a call for the Annual Media Award for the best media work on the occasion of the International Day of Tolerance.
Investigations reveal that multiple warnings from the education ministry regarding exclusion practices in Spain's PISA testing were ignored by school administrators and political leaders, worsening the assessment's reliability.
The mess with the PISA tests is a serious political matter
Israel and Greece have finalized a historic $3.5 billion defense pact to deploy advanced Israeli-made air and missile defense systems under the "Achilles’ Shield" initiative. The agreement significantly strengthens bilateral military cooperation and enhances regional security capabilities.
The City of Split and UNICEF are strengthening support for the most vulnerable children and youth through a new agreement, promoting their rights and ensuring equal opportunities for development.
The highly anticipated Prodigy concert in Sarajevo has drawn international praise while underscoring a shift toward more professionalized local partnerships in Bosnia and Herzegovina's live entertainment sector. Industry observers note that such collaborations are raising operational benchmarks for large-scale cultural events in the region.
Prime Minister Donald Tusk commemorated the 46th anniversary of the 1980 August Agreements, using the occasion to stress the importance of truthfulness and institutional accountability. His remarks highlighted the historical significance of labor rights and democratic dialogue in Poland.
A framework pact was finalized to establish a specialized manufacturing facility in northern Serbia, targeting the growing demand for power cells used in unmanned aerial vehicles and humanoid robotics.
Students participating in ongoing protests across Serbia have urged citizens to donate rooms and facilities to help collect signatures and manage electoral logistics in municipalities nationwide.
Several thousand people attended gatherings across Republika Srpska, including in Pale, marking anniversaries and sparking criticism over the nature of the commemorations.
Agents for Slovenian cycling champion Tadej Pogačar confirmed that the athlete will undergo medical procedures in Barcelona next Monday, with official projections for his rehabilitation period to follow shortly.
In the third round match of the Spanish football championship, Atletico Madrid defeated Sevilla 3-1 away.
The fortified tower at the Michalovice castle ruins near Prague has been identified as the world's most tilted bell tower, prompting local officials to consider a Guinness World Records application.
President Trump’s executive order to rename Lake Ontario as “Lake America” has triggered swift criticism from Canadian officials and Indigenous leaders, who view the move as disregarding established geography and heritage. The directive has simultaneously sparked widespread online mockery and commercialized merchandise across North America.
Following the death of former Bosnian Serb leader Ratko Mladić in a Dutch prison, Serbian officials have proposed a state funeral, sparking widespread condemnation from EU institutions, Bosnian authorities, and survivors’ groups. Critics warn that honoring the convicted genocide perpetrator undermines regional reconciliation and violates international norms.
A Swedish figure shares personal memories of developing a close friendship with Norway's former King Harald, highlighting their bond beyond formal royal duties.
The local government in Tivat has initiated a public procurement tender worth 50,000 euros for educational materials and student transportation services for the upcoming school year.
Authorities have levied substantial penalties for frequent coastal infractions, including excessive speeding and unsafe navigation near beaches, despite the implementation of designated 18-knot speed corridors.
President Trump signed an executive order directing U.S. federal agencies to rename Lake Ontario as "Lake America." Canadian officials immediately rejected the directive, affirming that the shared waterway will retain its official name under Canadian law.
Parents in Budva have highlighted a pressing need for a new educational facility capable of accommodating 2,000 students, as continuous enrollment growth threatens to overwhelm existing school infrastructure.
Court proceedings resumed in Zagreb regarding the alleged misuse of state subsidies in the "by aunt and uncle" affair, where a female defendant testified she was coerced into signing documents related to the scandal.
The 'Students Win, Space for Signatures' online portal is urging citizens to donate rooms and facilities to facilitate the gathering of electoral signatures for the student-led political initiative.
The Luča satellite, developed in Montenegro, has been honored with the AIAA's 2026 Rookie of the Year award at the SmallSat Conference in Salt Lake City, marking a major milestone for the nation's space program.
The cause of death for country music icon Dolly Parton has been revealed as cancer, following a private battle with the disease. Parton, who was 80 years old, passed away after a short illness.
The University of Montenegro (UCG) and the Faculty of Montenegrin Language and Literature (FCJK) will open applications for their third enrollment period tomorrow. Applications will be accepted on August 27, 28, 31, and September 1.
Testovanie PISA 2025 odhalilo slabiny slovenských žiakov v čitateľskej a prírodovednej gramotnosti. V matematike však patria medzi nadpriemerné krajiny OECD.
Fifteen-year-old students in Finland recorded further drops in mathematics, reading, and science performance in the latest PISA assessment, though they remain above the OECD average.
Recent international assessment results show that 15-year-old Polish students scored above both OECD and EU averages across all three tested domains, highlighting strong educational outcomes.
The latest PISA results show steep declines in reading and math skills, with Germany, France, and Portugal recording their worst-ever performances, while South Korean students remain near the top.
Reports indicate that regions like Catalonia, Murcia, and the Balearic Islands excluded significant percentages of immigrant and special-needs students to artificially inflate national PISA scores, exceeding the allowed exemption rate.
New PISA data shows Madrid overtaking Castilla y León in leadership, while the Basque Country and Valencia experience sharp declines, with only Castilla-La Mancha avoiding a drop across all competencies.
The 2025 PISA survey highlights a notable drop in Danish students' curiosity and perseverance compared to previous assessments.
The latest PISA data shows a persistent decline in literacy among Dutch schoolchildren, creating the largest disparity between national performance and the international benchmark.
According to the latest OECD PISA results, English students lead in mathematics, reading, and science despite a widespread decline across most member nations, with experts citing digital distractions as a key factor.
New international data places Ireland seventh globally in reading and third in science, highlighting strong academic outcomes compared to other European nations.
Designers from over 50 countries are presenting their work at the Romanian Jewelry Week, highlighting international talent in the jewelry sector.
Educational results in Wallonia-Brussels are approaching OECD averages but remain below expectations, prompting calls from officials to break the negative academic trend.
Post-election analysis highlights Friedrich Merz's political challenges following CDU losses, Vladimir Putin's indirect gains from the AfD's rise, and the release of new OECD PISA education rankings.
Rwanda is set to publish the results of its inaugural participation in the Programme for International Student Assessment, providing the first standardized international data on the nation's student performance. The release marks a key benchmark for evaluating and reforming the country's education system.
Thousands gathered in Belgrade for the funeral of convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić, drawing sharp condemnation from Croatian and Bosnian officials who accused Serbian authorities of glorifying a genocide perpetrator. The ceremony prompted calls for stronger diplomatic responses from European leaders and institutions.
The Mexican government's Nueva Escuela Mexicana policy is under scrutiny, with upcoming PISA results expected to serve as a decisive evaluation of the education system's effectiveness.
Icelandic students showed the steepest drop in performance among OECD participating countries in the 2022 PISA assessment, raising concerns among educators and policymakers about the national education system's trajectory.
The Norwegian Minister of Education intends to hold a press conference regarding recent PISA test results during a parliamentary truce, sparking reactions among lawmakers.
The Icelandic Ministry of Education and local officials will present the latest PISA assessment findings at a press conference in Reykjavik.
Moroccan nationals were deported following an altercation where they allegedly pelted Spanish military personnel with stones near the Trampolín area of Ceuta.
The latest PISA report on academic performance across 91 countries will not include comparable data for Catalunya, raising concerns about regional educational assessment.
A new day care hospice center for elderly and terminally ill patients has opened at a busy intersection in central Riga, raising questions about its location.
A music feature examines the career of a celebrated rock artist known for landmark albums, highlighting his prolonged silence with former bandmates despite past collaborations.
Tributes and archival publications mark the death of the prominent playwright and publicist, including a poignant wartime correspondence.
The Egyptian Ministry of Military Production and the Vogošća-based firm PRETIS formalized a partnership framework aimed at advancing industrial and technological collaboration.
Serbian police FAST unit located and apprehended a Hungarian citizen subject to an Interpol red notice during an operation in Novi Sad.
A Croatian citizen has been detained in the Serbian town of Ćuprija following the execution of an Interpol warrant. Serbian authorities confirmed the arrest, noting the individual was subject to an international red notice.
Danijel Rmuš alleges that the Ministry of Ecology terminated his work contract before its September expiration date without valid justification, citing written messages as evidence.
An official contract has been signed for Slovenia's participation in the specialized Expo 2027 exhibition in Belgrade, highlighting the event's regional significance.
Draško Stanivuković has begun a month-long campaign tour across Republika Srpska in a camper van, symbolically signing a 'Contract with the People' that promises a 13th pension and various social measures.
German authorities are investigating a suspected sabotage incident at an electrical substation in Dormagen after police discovered a suspicious device near the facility. The discovery has prompted security alerts across the region as investigators examine potential links to previous infrastructure attacks.
National nutritional recommendations released in 2024 encourage reduced meat consumption and increased plant-based foods, though retail executives note that actual consumer adoption is still minimal.
The former royals, now settled in the Cotswolds, have registered their kids at a prestigious institution charging £35,000 annually in tuition fees.
A ruling PiS party lawmaker revealed he signed off on cryptocurrency legislation amendments through a colleague, admitting he only understood the contents roughly, sparking scrutiny over the legislative process.
The local water utility company ViK Sarajevo has warned residents of potential pressure drops or complete service interruptions between 12:00 and 15:00 today across multiple neighborhoods.
Red Cross and Civil Protection personnel had to perform several maneuvers to remove the electrical cables that were lying around.
Serbian media outlets are investigating the source of funding for the printing and distribution of personal letters sent by President Aleksandar Vučić to retirees. The inquiry highlights concerns over potential misuse of public resources for political outreach.
In the coming months, we will be immersed in the confrontation I warned about. Distance from the front line does not protect against the effects of war - says dr. hab.
The Ministry of Public Works, in cooperation with the Ministry of Education, Science and Innovation, has announced a tender for the execution of works on the adaptation of JU OŠ “Božidar Vuković Podgoričanin” in Podgorica, it was announced...
Host Zoran Kesic addresses rumors that his long-running show "24 Minutes" on Nova S may be discontinued or moved exclusively to digital platforms.
Die Presse publishes a satirical installment examining themes of authority and compliance through the lens of its recurring fictional figure, Thomas Pisar.
The interior ministry of Republika Srpska reported seizing 160 flags bearing the lily emblem this year and issuing 133 administrative penalties for their unauthorized display, citing pressure on citizens.
On the final day of the transfer window, Everton prepared for a busy day, Dinamo Zagreb presented a Croatian international, and a talent from the third Croatian league signed for Roma.
Under current Polish regulations, workers on sick leave or parental leave remain classified as employed for PPK purposes, but taking unpaid leave could potentially delay or prevent their mandatory enrollment in the national pension program.
Lawyers for the former defense minister contend that while evidence shows millions changed hands, it fails to prove a direct corrupt exchange, paving the way for a potential case dismissal.
Croatian literary figure Slobodan Šnajder has died, prompting widespread tributes from fellow writers, academics, and political leaders across the region. He is remembered as a vital voice in contemporary Balkan literature and a steadfast advocate for truth.
Junts, for its part, requests the appearance of the minister Esther Niubó in Parliament
The Sarajevo-based enterprise Rad has announced it will forgive late payment interest for its debtors from September 1 through October 15. The initiative provides temporary financial relief to customers facing outstanding balances.
Education Minister Salvador Illa removed Esther Niubó as deputy coordinator and initiated proceedings against three staff members after a testing error excluded Catalonia from the OECD PISA report.
Kineska kompanija Jiangsu Reliance Energy Tech potpisala je okvirni dogovor sa Srbijom za izgradnju postrojenja u Inđiji koje će proizvoditi baterije za napredne tehnologije, uključujući humanoidne robote i električne alate.
K-pop group Enhypen has achieved its first number-one album on the Billboard 200 with “The Sin: Bliss,” marking a major milestone for the act. Simultaneously, country music icon Dolly Parton secured her first chart-topping position days after her passing, drawing widespread public mourning.
Opposition groups and political analysts accuse Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić of prematurely directing state resources toward an upcoming electoral campaign. Critics argue the president is leveraging government machinery ahead of any official election announcement.
A highly anticipated Netflix thriller with a star-studded cast has premiered to largely negative reactions, with viewers and critics citing significant disappointments despite the production's high profile.
An editorial piece strongly condemns President Aleksandar Vučić, accusing him of presiding over the collapse of state institutions, public trust, and social decency while failing to deliver on his promises.
US President Donald Trump announced a historic oil agreement with Venezuela, giving the United States control over 65 billion barrels of the country's oil reserves. Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro confirmed the deal.
Following the recent passing of country music legend Dolly Parton, Tennessee’s governor has announced plans to rename Nashville International Airport in her honor. The proposal aims to permanently recognize her lifelong contributions to the state’s cultural and economic landscape.
Croatian police have arrested a 30-year-old Polish national in Šibenik pursuant to an active European arrest warrant. Authorities confirmed the suspect is now in custody pending formal extradition proceedings.
Continuous monitoring shows PM particle concentrations in Pljevlji have exceeded the legally permitted daily average by three times for over 16 hours, raising environmental and health concerns.
Montenegrin authorities have finalized an agreement to build a four-lane boulevard-style western ring road around Podgorica, featuring sidewalks and public lighting.
President Trump signed an executive order officially changing the name of Lake Ontario to ‘Lake America,’ triggering immediate diplomatic pushback from Canadian leaders. The move has been widely criticized as a politically symbolic escalation amid broader trade and border disputes between the two nations.
A sudden glacial collapse on the Nepal-Tibet border has triggered catastrophic flash floods that have killed at least 389 people and left over 1,000 missing. More than 13,000 rescue personnel are currently conducting search-and-rescue missions amid concerns that a newly formed lake could breach and worsen the disaster.
Bosnia and Herzegovina Presidency Chairman Denis Bećirović issued a statement declaring that Ratko Mladić will remain permanently etched in black letters in the history of Bosnia, Europe, and the world due to his wartime crimes.
Students participating in a campus blockade have appealed to citizens via an online portal to provide rooms and facilities where they can gather election signatures and store campaign documentation.
Péter Nádas, the celebrated Hungarian author best known for his monumental novel Parallel Stories and recipient of the Franz Kafka Prize, has died at the age of 83. His passing has prompted widespread tributes from the international literary community, cementing his legacy as a defining voice of contemporary European fiction.
Hungary’s new government has officially classified Russia as a threat to European security and global order, marking a decisive break from former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s long-standing diplomatic approach. The shift signals Budapest’s alignment with broader Western security frameworks.
The global pop star shares insights into her creative process and the specific elements that consistently attract her attention when crafting music.