The global pop star shares insights into her creative process and the specific elements that consistently attract her attention when crafting music.

DNP President Milan Knežević stated that no ruling party MPs signed an initiative for an interpellation regarding Foreign Minister Ervin Ibrahimović's controversial remarks on Operation Storm, dismissing claims of widespread nationalist pressure.

The Association of Assistant Judges in Serbia sent an urgent letter to the Council of Europe's Venice Commission and the EU delegation, alleging direct breaches of European legal norms by the ruling administration.

A traveler detailed the embarrassment of having an item confiscated on a cruise, prompting a travel agency director to urge passengers to strictly review baggage regulations before sailing.

Jure Brkljača returned to the Šibenik Chanson Festival to premiere his new song 'Šapni mi' during the Evening of New Compositions. This marks another collaboration with Miroslav Rus, the song's author, with whom Brkljača has a long-standing musical partnership.

Tourists are advised to learn the unwritten rules of Italian restaurants to avoid common mistakes, such as ordering a cappuccino after lunch or asking for cheese with seafood.

Dragiša Janjušević, State Secretary in the Ministry of Public Administration, has requested a review of consulting contracts, while Vasilije Čarapić asked the Ministry to provide copies to the Parliament.

A review of a popular self-help book by a Korean psychiatrist, titled 'Mala škola samopoštovanja' (Little School of Self-Esteem), which promises significant personal changes.

The 'Save the Forests' petition by the Kreni-Promeni movement, which demands a minimum 30-year ban on changing the purpose of burnt forests and forest land in Serbia, has garnered nearly 30,000 signatures in less than 48 hours.

The Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina has issued a central and international arrest warrant for Milenko Samardžija, who is accused of committing crimes in the Bijeljina area in 1992.

A public tender has been announced for the conceptual design of a city square's reconstruction, which will also encompass surrounding streets to improve pedestrian flow, terrain leveling, accessibility, and drainage.

Bosnia is marking 34 years since the Koricani Cliffs massacre, remembering the horrific event as one of the darkest chapters in its history. Commemorations are being held to honor the victims and reflect on the atrocities committed.

Israel has issued tenders for the construction of approximately 1,200 housing units in settlements within the strategically important E1 area of the occupied West Bank, a move seen as undermining the possibility of a Palestinian state.

A Slovenian minister has halted the tender for a national artificial intelligence platform, a decision described by the Freedom Movement party as short-sighted and harmful. This move has sparked debate regarding the country's AI development strategy.

The Bosnian band Dare & Lil' Devils has released their new song titled 'Neko kome sam drag,' which was written by Elvis J. Kurtović. The band consists of respected Bosnian-Herzegovinian musicians Darko Jelisić, Almir Komarica, and Orhan Bukvić.

A man escaped police custody while being transferred to prison from a court in Velika Gorica, subsequently creating a hostage situation by threatening his family with a weapon in an apartment.

Marie Curie's working notebooks are still radioactive more than a hundred years after she wrote in them, requiring special handling. They are stored in lead-lined boxes at the French national library, and readers must sign a waiver and wear protective gear.

Cagliari striker Trepy shows improved respiratory function but remains in intensive care, with his prognosis still reserved, as coach Pisacane sends a message of support.

The first English colony in America, Roanoke, was found abandoned with mysterious inscriptions 'CRO' and 'CROATOAN' on a tree, a puzzle that continues to intrigue historians.

The 'Future Library' project involves authors writing works intended for readers who are not yet born. This initiative explores the concept of long-term literary preservation and intergenerational connection.

Rok od 60 dana utvrđen memorandumom o razumijevanju koji su Sjedinjene Američke Države i Iran potpisali u junu istekao je u ponoć u nedjelju, bez konačnog sporazuma o okončanju rata, dok sve više…

Volunteers are actively searching for and assisting injured animals in the fire-affected area near Omiš, while the city has announced procedures for residents to report damage and receive temporary roofing materials.

A writer, son of a chess grandmaster, is suspected of being a serial killer and a member of a fascist gang, wanted by Interpol for murders in Minsk.

Svetlana Kozić, a provincial MP from the Movement of Free Citizens (PSG), has joined a new parliamentary group in the Vojvodina Assembly, which will operate under the name "Serbia Center (SRCE), Green-Left Front (ZLF) – Movement of Free Citizens (PSG)".

American poet Edward Hirsch discusses Czesław Miłosz's most significant achievement, which was introducing a combination of metaphysics and historicism into American poetry, and his confirmation from Pope John Paul II.

A new logic puzzle challenges readers to identify the missing number in a series of three groups of numbers, requiring careful attention to patterns.

Polish President Karol Nawrocki has signed a law establishing Personal Investment Accounts (Osobiste Konta Inwestycyjne), which will become active in January 2027. These new accounts will exempt investment assets up to PLN 100,000 and savings up to PLN 25,000 from the 'Belka tax'.

Model Destiny Viva addressed internet comments regarding her teeth, with her response gaining significant attention.

Students are expecting an unprecedentedly massive election campaign once elections are called, with candidates from their own list participating. They anticipate a significantly larger and more impactful campaign than ever before.

This year marks exactly half a century since the broadcast of the film 'The Unvanquished Return', which was created due to the popularity of the series 'The Unvanquished', and later continued in the form of a series of the same name.

Steven Van Zandt, known for The Sopranos and E Street Band, has written six TV series scripts and hopes one, featuring three brothers, will be picked up, with Johnny Depp as a desired cast member.

Poland's Ministry of Health announced that new nutrition rules for preschoolers and students will take effect on September 1, requiring more fish and legumes in school menus while limiting sugar and salt.

After seven months, the Montenegrin Parliament has re-issued a public call to select a member of the SAMU (Council for the Fight Against Corruption) from non-governmental organizations.

A petition advocating for pet-friendly beaches in Croatia has garnered 1500 signatures, with organizers emphasizing the need for rules rather than outright bans, and highlighting issues with existing dog beaches.

Bosnia and Herzegovina's Foreign Minister Elmedin Konaković has written to the United Nations, expressing concern over the interrogation of at least 28 current and former employees and associates of the Srebrenica Memorial Center in Republika Srpska.

The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Elmedin Konaković, sent a letter to the United Nations regarding the initiation of proceedings against an employee of the Srebrenica Memorial Center. The proceedings were initiated because the employee published a report that allegedly contained false information about the work of the center.

Skijališta Srbije has issued a tender for expert supervision of the expansion works on the ski infrastructure at Kopaonik, specifically at the Mali Karaman location, with the construction contract already awarded for 551.8 million dinars.

An agreement has been signed for the renovation of the restaurant hall at the Student Dormitory and High School Student Dormitory in Montenegro. The estimated value of this investment is approximately 70,000 euros.

The OECD spent two critical months deliberating with its technical bodies to determine if Catalonia's PISA results met international standards following an error.

Montenegro's Agency for Prevention of Corruption (ASK) has stated that it did not provide any opinion, either verbal or written, to Kljajić regarding a potential conflict of interest. Kljajić had previously indicated he was awaiting ASK's response on the matter.

Serbia is amending its Law on Public-Private Partnerships to introduce a new, dedicated official role for these affairs. This official will be registered and responsible for overseeing public-private partnership projects.

A contract has been signed for the development of the Urban Plan for Tivat, with local communities requesting new roads, parking facilities, and a bypass around the city.

The corruption trial of former South African defence minister Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula has progressed to the State's corroborating witnesses, including retired military officers, family members of a defence contractor, and professionals involved in the case.

Željko Bodrožić, President of NUNS, commented on a recent IRI survey, stating that the percentage of dissatisfaction with the current Serbian government will further increase once elections are called. He was discussing the results of the International Republican Institute's research.

Proper furniture placement can improve air circulation in offices, helping to reduce heat and improve air quality, according to a report.

Serbian Railways Infrastructure has issued a pre-qualification call for bids for the construction services on Section 3 of the future Belgrade-Niš high-speed railway, specifically the Paraćin-Trupale-Međurovo segment.

Employers will soon face new requirements regarding anti-mobbing procedures and training, moving beyond triennial updates to actively combat inappropriate workplace behavior.

Karpowicz, born in 1976, was one of the most famous and interesting writers of his generation.

The Judicial Assistants Association in Serbia has written to the Venice Commission and the Head of the EU Delegation in Belgrade, alleging that recommendations for Serbia are being grossly circumvented. They claim the Venice Commission's recommendations have not been implemented.

The Latvian government has allocated nearly six million euros in additional funds for adult home hospice care. This increase aims to meet the growing demand for such services across the country.

Police completed their investigation into a Saturday night altercation, resulting in the detention of multiple participants involved in the street fight.

Chinese President Xi Jinping and the King of Jordan have signed several agreements, expanding cooperation between their countries, including in the media sector.

Elections have been announced for the student parliaments of both the Faculty of Philosophy and the University of Novi Sad. Students will soon vote for their representatives.

An agreement was officially signed for the harmonization of cadastral and land registry data for the cadastral municipalities of Blažuj, Osjek, Butmir, and Hrasnica, between the Municipality of Ilidža and the Municipal Court in Sarajevo.

Bosnian Minister Staša Košarac criticized US Ambassador Michael Murphy, calling him a hypocrite for his comments on a text promoting the independence of Republika Srpska. Murphy had labeled the text as "the greatest madness written about BiH."

MacKenzie Scott, the billionaire ex-wife of Jeff Bezos, has returned to writing and begun publishing excerpts from her new book, "Last Days in Two Nations (A History in Eighteen Minds)," which reportedly features a sex-obsessed president.

Grmoja sharply criticized the opposition's refusal to attend their meeting regarding waste remediation in Lika, but confirmed that they proceeded to sign the left-wing initiative.

A tender has been announced for the procurement of bag filters for the city boiler house in Pljevlja, Montenegro, with a budget of 322,000 euros for the new project.

German employers have written to Friedrich Merz, stating that high energy costs, international competition, and changes in the economic environment are significantly burdening numerous companies, and are calling for rapid reforms.

Family members, former prisoners, and officials paid tribute to the victims killed at Korićanske Stijene in Bosnia and Herzegovina by throwing roses into a chasm, marking one of the darkest chapters in history.

The Croatian opposition, led by the SDP, has collected over 50 signatures to initiate a no-confidence vote against the current government. They view this as the only lasting solution to the country's political issues.

French President Emmanuel Macron has signed a law officially legalizing medically assisted dying for terminally ill individuals in France.

Slovenia's Gibanje Svoboda party has described the suspension of a tender as a short-sighted and harmful decision, arguing that Slovenia could have been the first to establish a secure and accessible AI platform.

The life story of Jason Arday, who became a global sensation before his tragic death, is being recounted, while antiracism activist Ibram X. Kendi has sparked outrage by blaming 'White-owned' media for contributing to his passing.

Turkish President Erdogan has signed a law that was overwhelmingly approved by parliament last week, which is expected to impact thousands of Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) fighters.

Ana Brnabić, Speaker of the National Assembly and Vice President of SNS, praised students for their commitment to providing a large number of election monitors for the upcoming elections.

The Iskra shipyard in Šibenik and the Zadar County Fire Department have signed a contract for the design, construction, and delivery of a new firefighting vessel, valued at 2.24 million euros, intended for operations in the Zadar County area.

Veliki reditelj Srđan Karanović dao je intervju za Radar, u kojem je otvoreno govorio o svojoj dugoj karijeri, filmovima koji su obeležili jugoslovensku i srpsku kinematografiju, ali i o tome zašto…

Drivers traveling to Europe during the summer are advised to be aware of unwritten rules in addition to speed limits, tolls, and parking prices.

Arsen Dedić, one of Croatia's most renowned musical artists of the 20th century, is remembered as a prominent bard, lyricist, composer, and singer-songwriter.

Croatian actor Goran Višnjić, known for his roles in American television, is reportedly moving back to Croatia after years spent in the United States.

A 14-year-old girl heard screams and reported a drowning alarm, leading to a boy being critically injured in Sweden.

A widespread health recommendation to drink eight glasses of water daily lacks scientific basis and originated from a misread sentence, according to experts.

Bosnian-Herzegovinian singer-songwriter Zlatan Fazlić Fazla is scheduled to perform a concert in Hastahana, Sarajevo, on Wednesday, August 19, at 9 PM.

Sorensen has stated that the Ohrid Agreement is legally binding even without signatures and urged Belgrade to arrest those responsible for the Banjska incident. This emphasizes the international community's stance on the agreement and accountability.

Borgo de Castelfalfi, a small historic Tuscan village, not only preserves its Etruscan roots and echoes of the Medici family but also stands as a luxury retreat amidst Italy's romantic landscape, an hour from Florence and Pisa.

A 19th-century opera, previously performed only in Zagreb homes, is making its theater debut after 200 years as part of the Zagreb Opera Festival, which has attracted over 20,000 visitors.

Eighth-grade students in Serbia who missed the June final exams for justified reasons will have the opportunity to take tests and enroll in high schools during the August term, with specific dates now confirmed.

New traffic safety laws are changing the appearance of Podgorica's streets, with nearly 500 fines issued in just three days, leading to fewer cars on sidewalks and clearer boulevards.

The Municipality of Novi Grad Sarajevo has allocated over 1.3 million convertible marks for the continuation of three significant infrastructure projects, including water supply systems and sewage networks in several local communities.

In April 1888, Alfred Nobel mistakenly read his own obituary in a French newspaper, which had confused him with his recently deceased brother Ludvig, an event that reportedly influenced his later years.

Three dismissed workers from the public company 'Komunalno' in Mostar will return to their jobs after signing individual statements alleging pressure and manipulation.

Montenegro's Ministry of Education, Science and Innovation has signed a cooperation agreement with the Biotechnical Faculty of the University of Montenegro to support research and preservation of the indigenous Kratošija grape variety.

A Croatian Air Force helicopter conducted a dramatic rescue operation on Dinara Mountain, extracting a German hiker using a crane. The pilot described the challenging rescue of the unconscious individual.

A petition with approximately one thousand signatures has been submitted to state and municipal leaders in Bar, Montenegro, demanding the removal of a church located on Rumija mountain. The petition highlights ongoing controversy surrounding the church's presence.

DANAS se na Mont Blanc svake godine pokušavaju popeti tisuće ljudi, opremljeni derezama, cepinima, užadi i modernom odjećom.

A tender has been announced for the execution of parquet flooring work in a gymnasium, with an estimated value of 39,750 euros, funded by the Ministry of Education, Science, and Innovation.

Representatives of the Trojka coalition in the Parliamentary Assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina have submitted an initiative to the PIC and OHR, requesting special administrative status and international protection for the Srebrenica Memorial Center.

The Brussels Times published multiple search queries related to buying cocaine and other drugs in various international locations. These articles appear to be search engine optimization (SEO) spam, featuring phrases like 'WWW FINDCOK ORG' and 'WWW BUY-COKE COM' alongside city names.

The Public Institution "Dušan Marović" Student Dormitory in Bar, Montenegro, has announced a tender for mechanical installations, including heating and cooling systems, within its facility.

Serbia's Ministry of Economy has initiated a public debate on a draft law to amend the Public-Private Partnership and Concessions Law, aiming to align it with EU legislation and improve project implementation after 14 years.

Clothing and footwear stores in Zagreb's city center are currently holding final summer sales, with discounts reaching up to 80%.

Thousands of Moroccans have returned to Fnidek, Morocco, after participating in an unprecedented wave of irregular migration attempts to the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, describing their return empty-handed.

A contract valued at 5.69 million euros (excluding VAT) has been signed for the construction of new infrastructure and the reconstruction of existing facilities, with a completion deadline of 550 calendar days.

Proper arrangement of furniture in offices can enhance air circulation, contributing to a cooler environment, though favorable temperatures do not automatically guarantee good air quality.

Montenegro's Ministry of European Affairs has announced the publication of a new issue of its magazine, Eurokaz, which covers current developments in the negotiation process, reform results, and successful examples of EU fund utilization.

Beachman Bikes has restored a 1974 Honda CB500 motorcycle, converting it to electric power and marking the launch of their new Special Vehicles Division.

A controversy has emerged regarding PISA test results in Spain, with allegations that regions like Catalonia excluded a high percentage of students (23%) compared to others like Castilla y León and Asturias (2%), which the OECD denies as widespread manipulation.

The Croatian Democratic Union of Bosnia and Herzegovina (HDZ BiH) has signed a contract with a major lobbying agency in the United States, agreeing to pay over 150,000 KM (approximately 75,000 EUR) within three months.

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.

Visitors along the Istrian shoreline have reported unusually high concentrations of large eye jellyfish in the Adriatic Sea, drawing widespread attention and concern from Austrian and international travelers.

DNP proposed that the Montenegrin head of diplomacy be dismissed

A special promotional event will be held in Cetinje to commemorate four decades of the publication dedicated to literature, culture, and social issues.

The Serbian Republican Electoral Commission (RIK) has approved an urgent public procurement for 30,000 voting screens for polling stations. RIK also proposed using two types of screens, both cardboard and booths, for voting.

The Federal Police Administration (FUP) has launched a tender for the overhaul and operationalization of a Bell 206L-1 Long Ranger helicopter, which has been stored in a hangar for 16 years, with the tender valued at 3.41 million KM.

Students and the opposition in Serbia are facing significant challenges in defending votes, particularly given the current voter list. They are advised to rely on their own efforts to ensure election integrity.

The Ministry of Trade and Tourism of Republika Srpska has issued a public call for caterers and travel agencies to participate in the allocation of tourist e-Vouchers, requiring participants to have at least four employees and settled taxes.

A writer and publisher describe the journey of publishing a book in Serbia, detailing the entire process from initial idea to final product, along with the challenges and opportunities present in the Serbian publishing industry.

A legal dispute has arisen in Montenegro concerning the interpretation of regulations for property rights registration, with a lawyer representing tenants seeking clarification from the spatial planning department.

Nearly 30,000 citizens in Serbia have signed a petition, launched by the 'Kreni-Promeni' movement, demanding a minimum 30-year ban on changing the purpose of burned forests and forest land.

The EXPO 2027 company has issued a public tender for the reconstruction of the green area in front of the Museum of Yugoslavia in Belgrade.

Following Police Minister Ivica Dačić, Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić also denied claims by Dr. Dragan Milić, president of the Movement for Decentralization of Serbia (PODES), that the government is preparing an 'epic' election fraud, primarily through a large number of 'fake state' voters.

A 28-year-old Canadian citizen has been arrested in Bobodol near Drniš, Croatia, suspected of causing a fire with an open flame that burned dry grass and low vegetation; police are searching for two accomplices.

Federal Minister of Environment and Tourism Nasiha Pozder signed a 60,000 KM contract with the Mayor of Stari Grad Sarajevo, Irfan Čengić, to co-finance the establishment of the SFF Festival Atelier.

The euthanasia law has officially come into force in France after being signed by President Macron. This legislation legalizes euthanasia in the country, marking a significant change in French healthcare policy.

Aris Movsesijan, Vice President of the Movement of Free Citizens (PSG), stated that the party has not yet decided on its participation in elections and will make a decision once they are officially called.

Following the death of Vedrana Rudan, actress Svetlana Bojković expressed her sadness, remembering Rudan as a strong personality who always spoke her mind. Many Zagreb residents also shared their memories, describing her as a unique figure.

A fourth attempt is being made to construct a bridge over the Pčinja river, and a tender has also been announced for the Mrtvo road, with the contractor having 30 days to complete works after commencement.

A petition calling for the resignation of Stevanović has garnered over 11,000 signatures within a single day. The rapid support highlights significant public demand for his removal.

Honoré de Balzac, who died on this day in Tours in 1850, worked on "La Comédie humaine" for over 30 years but never completed it, having been a writer, artist, journalist, and dramatist.

Švajcarska se vojno ne meša u međunarodne konflikte – ova neutralnost je čak zapisana i u ustavu. Međutim, pojedinima u parlamentu to nije dovoljno. O

List Danas, N1, Nova i Radar dobili su svi novog zajedničkog direktora, jer je vlasnik kompanije Alpak kapital Pedro Vargas Santos David i zvanično upisan u Agenciji za privredne registre (APR).

Instagram has updated its logo, moving away from written letters, a change that has led to various user theories regarding its purpose.

Milija Čabarkapa, executive director of NGO Eko-tim, stated that penalties for violating environmental impact assessment regulations in Montenegro are not sufficiently deterrent, highlighting limited preventive and deterrent effects of the current punitive policy.

Older generations, who grew up with unwritten rules of respect, communication, and work, observe that younger generations today often disregard these principles.

A 17-year-old Irish tourist was killed by electrocution while showering in a rented apartment in Greece, leading to urgent calls for electrical installation checks and revealing a controversial permit signed by the mayor.

Blaž Švab has personally responded to at least 10,000 emails, demonstrating a significant commitment to direct communication.

Representatives of two Islamic communities operating in Serbia signed a fundamental agreement on unification today in Novi Pazar, ending a two-decade schism.

Vladimir Putin's administration is implementing a policy of Russification in occupied Ukrainian regions, starting with children through Kremlin-written history textbooks that combine Soviet and Nazi practices.

Sudije citiraju službenu zabilješku u kojoj se navodi da je Rožajac prijetio smrću tokom saobraćajne kontrole

Bosnian official Mehmedović has presented data he describes as alarming, claiming that Serbs and Croats lead 81% of institutions in Bosnia and Herzegovina. He further stated that SNSD and HDZ control finances and human resources within these institutions.

Croatia's Office for the Suppression of Corruption and Organized Crime (USKOK) has filed an indictment against two Croatian citizens and one Bosnian citizen, including border customs officers, for abuse of position and authority related to the illegal import of undeclared equipment.

Bosnian singer Mirza Selimović has released his new song 'Pjevam, ne plačem', a summer love ballad written by Dragan Brajović Braja and Bane Opačić.

Serbian actor Dragan 'Gagi' Jovanović commented on tabloid reports, dismissing them as a 'never worse and never more naively staged show' in connection with Expo events.

A tender has been announced for the adaptation of the heating system in the 'Mahmut' Elementary School, with an estimated investment value of 324,294.95 euros.

Poland's National Fund for Environmental Protection and Water Management (NFOŚiGW) has signed agreements to finance the purchase and installation of nearly 5 million smart meters in homes and businesses over the next five years, totaling 1 billion PLN.

Slavko Pregl, a renowned Slovenian children's author and publisher, has passed away.

Danish high school students will be required to orally defend their written assignments as part of urgent government measures aimed at combating cheating with the help of artificial intelligence.

An assistant sabotaged a black world champion weightlifter during a lift of 334.5 kg and subsequently admitted to being a racist. The incident has drawn significant attention and condemnation.

Polish President Karol Nawrocki signed four laws on Friday, but decided to refer one of them, concerning the clearing of the pledge register, to the Constitutional Tribunal for subsequent review.

Komunalno Nikšić and Montenegro's Ministry of Education, Science and Innovation have signed a Memorandum of Cooperation, affirming their joint commitment to partnership.

Mountaineering and alpinism have been officially registered in the cultural heritage register. This recognition highlights the significance of these activities as part of cultural legacy.

The Ministry of Public Works has signed a €40 million contract for the first phase of a residential project in Velje Brdo, Montenegro, with the minister stating the state will pay €1,067 per square meter for apartments.

A Polish general has criticized the national alert system, describing its messages as inadequate and suggesting that Poland should adopt a more sophisticated warning system similar to Ukraine's.

Croatian oil pipeline operator JANAF and Hungarian oil and gas company MOL have signed a contract for the transport of 2.05 million tons of oil for 2026. The agreement followed tense negotiations regarding pricing and political accusations from the Hungarian side.

The Agency for Identification Documents, Records, and Data Exchange of Bosnia and Herzegovina (IDDEEA BiH) and the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina Employers' Association have signed a Memorandum of Cooperation.

Michelle Yeoh, born in Ipoh, Malaysia, overcame an injury that ended her ballet career to later make history at the Academy Awards.

A new study reveals that the majority of participants were unable to differentiate between stories written by humans and those generated by artificial intelligence, often rating AI-produced texts as better written and more engaging.

The Serbian Press Council has announced a competition for the selection of a new public representative in its Complaints Commission, following the departure of the previous representative.

Authors Samo Rugelj and Nejc Pohar discuss their books 'Vandranje' and 'Kratki rezi', exploring themes of travel, travel writing, and living at the intersection of different worlds, emphasizing that beauty isn't exclusive to one place.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has signed a new law that grants full rights to former convict soldiers serving in the army. This legislation aims to ensure equal treatment for all military personnel, regardless of their past.