Exotic species are reshaping Mediterranean ecosystems as rising temperatures contribute to their proliferation. New markets are being explored to potentially transform these invasive species into valuable resources.

Global artist Hajime Sorayama has established Sorayama Hajime Estate Co., Ltd. and announced a new management structure for his artistic endeavors.

Parents of students at Jovina Gymnasium are demanding the removal of the school director after a court decision reinstated two suspended teachers. The court's ruling has intensified calls for accountability and leadership change at the institution.

A prominent professor on Croatian public broadcaster HRT has issued a concerning warning about the extreme consequences of prolonged drought, high summer temperatures, and heatwaves on agriculture and the overall economy.

Intelektualci iz Srbije pozdravljaju apel desetine profesora, akademika, umetnika, intelektualaca i predstavnika civilnog društva sa Kosova i Metohije za formiranje novih institucija proisteklih iz…

New video evidence has revealed details of an attack on Stevan Filipović, raising questions about the seven-day delay in the first arrest. Filipović has also disputed the prosecution's claims regarding his phone being thrown and broken.

HP is offering discounts of up to 48% on its laptops, printers, and accessories, enabling customers to transform any corner into a functional home office.

A professor has sent a new letter to students involved in a blockade, warning them against repeating the mistakes of those who previously led Serbia to defeat.

More than 70 members of the academic community are advocating for the direct election of the Rector of the University of Montenegro (UCG). This initiative seeks to change the current selection process for the university's top leadership.

Maria do Carmo Vieira, a Portuguese professor, essayist, and persistent critic of the 1990 orthographic agreement, has died in Lisbon at the age of 74.

A Serbian professor has written a letter to students in blockade, discussing the realities of EU entry and portraying Serbia as a 'Third World country' in the context of new border control systems.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman admitted to becoming addicted to TikTok, eventually deleting the app due to its powerful recommendation algorithm. This revelation comes as OpenAI also abandoned its Sora video generation project, citing high computing costs.

Queen Letizia has resumed her agenda, attending a meeting of Cervantes Institute directors in Jerez de la Frontera, where she showcased a new white ensemble, adding to her collection of over 70 white pieces.

Radnai Márk, vice-chairman of the Tisza Party, stated that top Fidesz officials could face charges, suggesting that only those not involved in alleged wrongdoings would avoid accountability.

A court has ordered the University of Barcelona (UB) to readmit a second professor who was suspended in connection with the 'Flecha case'. The ruling stated that the precautionary suspension measures did not respect the official's fundamental right to be heard.

A review highlights a refurbished HP printer with WiFi capabilities, praising its efficiency and cost-effectiveness as a suitable option for home office setups.

Two young individuals were killed and three others injured in a tragic car accident near Usora when their vehicle veered off the road and collided with a wall.

The murder of Zuzana has ignited a debate in Slovakia about whether victims should receive timely information about the release of their aggressors, with experts suggesting aggressors should also face restraining orders.

Chief Reuben Fasoranti, leader of Afenifere, has praised Nobel Laureate Wole Soyinka on his 92nd birthday, calling him a rare breed and a source of pride for Nigeria.

Beatbot is offering significant discounts of up to 36% on its iSkim, AquaSense, and Sora lines of robot pool cleaners, allowing consumers to save up to $951 this summer.

A disputed Soravia hotel project on Lake Traunsee in Gmunden, Austria, is set to begin construction after concessions from local politicians, with plans for a 110-room Marriott hotel and 90 residential units.

The godfather of a professor from the Faculty of Geodesy has admitted to issuing fake invoices that were paid using emergency reconstruction funds, an affair initially uncovered by EPPO.

The Serbian newspaper Danas is viewed by some as a 'political nightmare' and the last bastion of Bolshevik thought, Yugoslavism, and communism.

Professor Aleksić of the Faculty of Philosophy in Niš has been acquitted of charges related to damaging the reputation and honor of Professor Bojović. The court found him not guilty in the case.

The owner of the Carine company is suspected of illegal construction and unauthorized beach development without necessary permits, despite a building ban. Radunović, an official, is reportedly blaming the media for his department's inaction.

The average wealth of Spaniards has risen to $306,000, with over 1.07 million individuals possessing more than $1 million, and 83,000 holding over $5 million. This increase is attributed to a 31% surge in wealth last year, driven by rising stock and housing markets, according to UBS.

A comparative review analyzes five multifunction printers, catering to various user profiles from low-cost ink tank models to comprehensive options for remote work, study, or professional use.

Parents of students at Novi Sad's 'Jovan Jovanović Zmaj' High School claim a serious procedural dispute has arisen after the school administration refused to accept written statements from three suspended professors during disciplinary proceedings.

The International Astronomical Union has approved naming a new asteroid after the Latvian film director Jānis Streičs, ensuring his name will be found on Solar System maps.

The UDEF (Economic and Fiscal Crime Unit) is shedding light on former Spanish Prime Minister Zapatero's most challenging moment before a judge, questioning his advisory role in managing a Peruvian business group's legal issues in Bolivia.

The case of Professor Mihić was not included on the agenda for the University of Novi Sad (UNS) Senate session, prompting five faculty unions to announce a new protest outside the Rectorate on Thursday.

Select Beatbot robot pool vacuums, including the iSkim, Sora 10, and AquaSense 2 Ultra models, are available with discounts of up to 40% for Amazon Prime Day, offering savings of over $1,000.

The Portuguese municipality of Cascais is launching a pilot program utilizing satellites and artificial intelligence to predict the arrival of invasive Asian algae on its beaches, aiming to revolutionize coastal management.

The center combines plastic surgery, aesthetic medicine, and hair health with an approach based on naturalness, medical responsibility, and respect for each patient's identity.

Grazia Maria Starace, the Tourism Councillor for Puglia, has resigned after being investigated for extortion against her ex-husband and charged with building abuses.

Japan's tiny SORA-Q robot, described as a real-life Transformer, successfully changed shape and explored the lunar surface, marking a significant achievement in lunar exploration.

Soraya Akhalaghi, born in Afghanistan and raised in Iran, documented her five-year journey and attempts to reach Europe, stating that art was her only means of survival through immense hardship.

Inspired by jazz and cabarets, Cirque du Soleil's new show pays an emotional tribute to Ràdio Andorra and post-WWII Europe, with an exclusive run in Andorra from July 3 to August 2.

Professor Vladimir Mihić was dismissed from the Faculty of Philosophy in Niš, a decision he plans to appeal. The case is being described as a serious precedent with far-reaching consequences for the institution.

The non-reappointment of Professor Vladimir Mihić by the Senate of the University of Novi Sad has drawn strong condemnation from colleagues and organizations like MASA, who allege political persecution and retaliation. Critics claim the decision is an act of revenge against a professor who refused to remain silent.

A teacher at a school in Parede, Portugal, is under investigation after parents reported racist and anti-immigrant comments. The school administration stated that the complaints are recent, despite alerts dating back to 2025.

Filming has wrapped for director Juris Kursietis's latest feature film 'Tabita', a co-production between Latvia, the Netherlands, and Lithuania.

The Independent Union of the Faculty of Philosophy in Novi Sad has stated that the decision regarding the re-election of Professor Mihić has been prolonged, ahead of a Senate session scheduled for June 4.

Sorana Cîrstea (18 WTA) luptă duminică, de la ora 12:00, pe arena Suzanne-Lenglen pentru un loc în sferturile Roland Garros contra chinezoaicei Xiyu Wang (148 WTA).

A man has been arrested after allegedly raping his partner's 13-year-old daughter for months, following the victim's confession to a teacher.

The replacement for Anita Köböl in ATV programs has been announced. Köböl recently left the channel after being appointed as one of the three new government spokespersons.

Actress Itatí Cantoral, known for her iconic villainess role as Soraya Montenegro in 'Maria la del Barrio,' made a viral appearance that captivated Greek audiences.

The Hungarian Foreign Ministry claims that sports clubs, business circles, and foreign individuals received diplomatic passports without justification from the previous government, potentially posing a national security risk.

The Center for Educational Justice has condemned actions against professors at Jovan Jovanović Zmaj Gymnasium in Novi Sad, warning that this case is part of a broader pattern of pressure, intimidation, and retaliation against educators in Serbia.

A lo largo de diez años, el ex presidente trabó contactos con destacados empresarios mediante el asesoramiento, informes y pingües beneficios Leer

Romanian director Cristian Mungiu's drama 'Fjords' was awarded the prestigious Palme d'Or, the main prize, at the Cannes Film Festival.

Alexandru Machidon has spoken out about the money found in a jar in his parents' basement, stating that the funds were not a secret to him or his sister. He expressed his intention to improve the public perception of him following the discovery.

I giudici del Consiglio di giustizia amministrativa hanno accolto il ricorso della società Italo Belga e sospeso il provvedimento con cui l’assessorato regionale al Territorio aveva dichiarato…

Teachers are demonstrating in front of Les Corts, urging the President to intervene in their conflict after negotiations with the Education department broke down. Unions are maintaining an indefinite strike and warn of further mobilizations.

The Dean of the Philosophy Faculty in Novi Sad, Milivoj Alanović, has filed two charges against two professors within two months for statements made in public, sparking concerns about academic freedom.

A new 3D printer is making the technology accessible to novices, offering an easy-to-use experience for creating various projects at home for less than €100.

An invasive Asian algae species is causing an 'unprecedented' socioeconomic impact on Spanish coasts. Experts state that reversing the situation would be impossible, even with unlimited resources.

Tomas Soraluze 'Epelde', the renowned trikitilari from the duo Epelde eta Larrañaga, has passed away at the age of 81.

A professor from the Faculty of Chemistry shares an opinion on the devastating forest fires in Serbia during August, highlighting the threat to property, lives, and the environment, and the resulting panic.

Hungarian President Baka András, Prime Minister Péter Magyar, and Parliament Speaker Forsthoffer Ágnes presented state awards and honors on Thursday to various recipients, including Rainer M. János and Zsurzs Kati, for the August 20 national holiday.

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

Livestock farmers in Montenegro are dissatisfied with the Ministry of Agriculture's stance on drought aid, being told assistance can only be expected after damage assessment by municipal secretariats.

Sora Iwai, a 12-year-old violinist from Kumamoto, performed at New York’s Carnegie Hall after winning the top prize in the under-18 division of an international music competition. His performance marked a significant achievement for the young talent.

The articles detail the full lineup for Sziget Festival's Bródy Day, featuring Hungarian artists from Azahriah to Judit Halász. It also highlights which Hungarian performances from the festival will be broadcast by M1.

A buying guide reviews the best instant photo printers, analyzing portable models with Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, and technologies like Instax, ZINK, and thermal sublimation to help consumers choose.

Professors from the Adria Music Academy are scheduled to hold a concert at the Church of the Holy Spirit as part of the 25th International KotorArt Festival in Montenegro.

Labour leaders are calling for a judicial investigation into the Sorange tragedy, alongside demands for comprehensive mining safety reforms and compensation for the families of the victims.

An invasive butterfly species, the geranium borer (Cacyreus marshalli), originating from South Africa, is spreading in Europe. Its larvae bore into geranium stems, causing them to blacken and die.

After the death of former Empress Soraya of Persia in 2001, a bitter 15-year legal battle ensued over her multi-million dollar inheritance.

Two brothers drowned in the Moldova River while attempting to rescue their six-year-old sister, according to sources involved in the investigation of the tragedy.

An advisor to Begoña Gómez has criticized Judge Peinado for requiring them to collect passports in person, arguing that the judge is overstepping the authority of the Justice Administration lawyer and maintaining an undue restriction on freedom.

Ondo State Governor Aiyedatiwa has reappointed Reuben Fasoranti's son as the Secretary to the State Government (SSG). This marks a continuation of his role in the state government.

Darline Graham, sister of the late Senator Lindsey Graham, has announced her candidacy for his US Senate seat. She stated her focus will be on kitchen-table issues during her full-term Senate bid.

A debate is ongoing in the Czech Republic regarding the government's strategy to boost the economy through debt-funded investments. Economist Jan Švejnar has defended the approach, citing post-war Germany as an example.

Debate programs have become a highly profitable and effective format for audience engagement on Spanish television, described as 'invasive species' due to their widespread success. New TVE is particularly leveraging this format despite ideological bias criticisms.

Professor Vladimir Mihić, a popular figure at the Faculty of Philosophy, was not re-elected as an associate professor after 24 years of service. This decision by the Senate has sparked controversy and reactions.

The expanded Senate of the University of Novi Sad will convene tomorrow to reconsider the complaint filed by Associate Professor Mihić.

Soraya Qarouane, a junior worker, was awarded nearly £14,000 in an age harassment ruling after her boss told her to 'shut up' when she refused to take on additional responsibilities.

An opinion piece responds to Professor Čedomir Antić's denial, discussing his past public engagement and a perceived "Copernican turn" in his views.

Spain's Infanta Sofía, alongside Princess Leonor, visited teachers in Zaragoza and spoke out in defense of the teaching profession. She emphasized that educators deserve respect, resources, and recognition for their vital work.

The M1 program has relaunched, starting with 'A tanú' (The Witness), a Hungarian film.

A Serbian professor shares personal reflections on his experiences at the Faculty of Philosophy, discussing topics from exams and fatherhood to the state of academia and societal issues.

An investigation into real estate mogul Erwin Soravia for alleged severe fraud concerning the Tiroler Hospiz am Arlberg in St. Christoph has been closed. A company had invested 750,000 euros in the project, but the case was dismissed as 'life experience' rather than fraud.

A former professor was awarded 1.9 million in a settlement after being dismissed for a Facebook post celebrating Charlie Kirk's death, arguing her free speech rights were violated.

Researchers from the Stanford list suggest the University of Novi Sad has little to celebrate, while the rector maintains a positive outlook despite claims of a crisis and recent faculty dismissals.

A professor has written a new open letter to students involved in a blockade, discussing Vidovdan in the context of truth rather than myths. The letter aims to provide a different perspective on the historical and cultural significance of the day.

Latvian director Ādolfs Šapiro and his play "Don Quixote" were removed from the "Spēlmaņu nakts" (Latvian Theatre Awards) nominations following his visit to the A. Chekhov Moscow Art Theatre in Moscow.

Unions of the University of Novi Sad, along with students and citizens, gathered in front of the Rectorate building to demand a re-vote on the re-election of Professor Vladimir Mihić during a Senate session.

Discussions are ongoing in Serbia regarding a 'sound cannon' incident and the concept of 'election silence,' with political claims made about the election of the IHTM director. State officials have made various statements concerning the 'sound cannon' case.

Montreal Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada has advocated for stricter gun control measures following a series of deadly shootings in the city, stating a desire to 'go further' in regulations.

“We didn’t understand why we were put in that position,” lamented Sheikh Haikel's wife, Anna Belle Francis. “I had to beg [the landlord to allow us to stay] for one more month.”

Warsaw police arrested a 31-year-old man suspected of a brutal attack on a 37-year-old American in a tram, who suffered serious shoulder injuries.

A group of legal experts in Hungary has issued an open letter explaining why the removal of senior public officials who remain in office would be legally justified. This collective statement supports the potential dismissal of these officials.

West Ham United has announced that five players—Shelina Zadorsky, Verena Hanshaw, Camila Sáez, Soraya Walsh, and Emily Taylor-Brown—will be leaving the club upon the expiration of their current contracts.

The International Society for Political Psychology has issued a call for Professor Vladimir Mihić to be reinstated to his position. The society urges his return to work, though the circumstances of his departure are not specified.

The Free University has issued a call to end what it describes as a tabloid hate campaign targeting its professors. The institution is urging for an immediate cessation of the negative media coverage.

The city of Aqui Terme in Piedmont, Italy, has appointed an AI-created assessor with a mandate for 'Humanization,' an experiment initiated by Mayor Danilo Rapetti to integrate AI into politics and public administration.

Valencian teachers have voted to suspend their indefinite strike, with the cessation of work effective this Friday. However, they rejected the Generalitat's salary increase offer, indicating that mobilizations will continue.

Orange has finalized the acquisition of 100% control of MasOrange, its Spanish joint venture, for 4.25 billion euros. This move consolidates Orange's position in the Spanish telecommunications market.

The Portuguese Ministry of Education is monitoring an investigation launched by a school in Parede into a geography teacher accused of racism by a group of parents.

Professor Vladimir Mihić was not re-elected as an associate professor at the Faculty of Philosophy, University of Novi Sad, after 24 years, a decision that sparked protests and a gathering of students and professors in his support. The university's Senate made the final decision, with abstaining votes reportedly influencing the outcome.

UP Fintech reported its financial results, showing Non-GAAP EPADS of -$0.134 and revenue of $154.9 million. This financial update provides insight into the company's recent performance.

An informal group of professors and associates from the University of Pristina, temporarily located in Kosovska Mitrovica, has sent an open letter to authorities expressing concern over the collection of documentation.

A police officer reportedly committed a brutal act of aggression against a teacher during ongoing strikes in Valencia, Spain, prompting an investigation.

For the first time since student protests began, police officers in Serbia admitted to prosecutors that an official report accusing a professor of attacking police was inaccurate and written under pressure from a superior.

Ukraine has launched a broad logistics blocking program against Russia, escalating medium-range strikes on Russian army supply lines to diminish the aggressor's capabilities in occupied territories.

Meinrad Spenger, CEO of Masorange, has stated that completely excluding Chinese technology is not beneficial for Spain's progress, rejecting calls for a ban.

The University of Montenegro (UCG), Ministry, and inspections state there is no cause for concern regarding the renovation of the Faculty of Technical Sciences building, despite some professors raising objections about potential pollution risks.

Five teachers at the 'Jovan Jovanović Zmaj' Gymnasium in Novi Sad have been suspended, with their official emails blocked and access to the electronic diary system denied.

Parents of students at Jovan Jovanović Zmaj Gymnasium in Novi Sad have reported a complete collapse of classes, as approximately 30 teachers are currently on sick leave.

Aquatic invasive species are causing an estimated 363 billion euros in damages annually, with an Iberian campaign highlighting the severe threats they pose to biodiversity and economies through actions like releasing pets or using live bait.

An exhibition in London commemorates the 90th anniversary of the British Spitfire fighter jet's first flight, highlighting its role in defeating Adolf Hitler's forces during WWII, partly thanks to courageous Czechoslovak pilots in the RAF.

Ervin Nagy has been officially appointed as the Secretary of State for Culture in Hungary, with his appointment published in the official gazette. He expressed his belief in culture's role in uniting a nation.

A team led by Professor Stipan Jonjić has made a revolutionary discovery, understanding how tumors deceive the immune system and how to potentially stop them, following thirty years of virus research.

The Dean of the Faculty of Philosophy in Novi Sad, Milivoje Alanović, has filed an ethical complaint against Professor Dinko Gruhonjić. The professor stated he would not be silenced by Alanović in the face of injustice.

A trial has commenced in Novi Sad, Serbia, where 58 university professors are suing the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MUP) for allegedly violating university autonomy. The lawsuit seeks damages related to the police presence on campus, an action that the dean who called the police claims did not breach autonomy.

The revamped Kossuth Radio began its broadcast on Monday morning after a month and a half of transitional preparations. Listeners had eagerly awaited the launch of the renewed program schedule.

Three law professors at the University of Reykjavik have accused the Morgunblaðið newspaper of falsely claiming they believe permanent exemptions are impossible in EU accession talks.

The CSIC (Spanish National Research Council) has released a mobile application designed to record the presence of invasive algae, such as rugu, on beaches, addressing a significant challenge for biodiversity and fishing activities.

Professors from the Faculty of Chemistry have shared their personal views on the devastating forest fires in Serbia during August, highlighting the danger to property, lives, and the environment, as well as the resulting panic.

Following a court decision, a music professor at 'Jovan Jovanović Zmaj' Gymnasium in Novi Sad has been reinstated, with expectations for other suspended teachers to also return.

A couple, a zumba teacher and a school psychologist, have been detained to serve a 17-year prison sentence after being convicted in Brazil for allowing staff to torture drug addicts at their rehabilitation clinic; they were active community members in Povoação, Azores.

Dozens of professors, academics, artists, intellectuals, and civil society representatives in Kosovo have appealed for the formation of new institutions following the elections held on June 7.

A new book titled 'To Live from What Is Not' by theater scholar Margarita Zieda has been published, chronicling the life of the acclaimed Latvian actor and director Kārlis Auškāps.

Jānis Melngailis, a physics professor and entrepreneur, has been baking and distributing Latvian rye bread in the United States for many years. The bread, made in a New York bakery and sold across various US cities, is both his passion and a unique life story.

Demokratska stranka (DS) osudila je danas fizički napad na reditelja i profesora Fakulteta dramskih umetnosti Stevana Filipovića.

A negative media campaign continues in Serbia against professors who support students, with two professors from Kragujevac University being targeted in just a few days.

The Balochistan government has launched a high-level inquiry into the Sorange coal mine disaster, with the Chief Minister’s Inspection Team tasked to determine causes and assign responsibility for negligence.

The Serbian government has revoked last year's amendments to regulations concerning the working hours of university and college professors. This decision impacts the criteria for determining study costs and the standards for university operations funded by the budget.

Dr. Soraya Bekkali, Senior Vice President at Alexion, AstraZeneca Rare Disease, stated that a significant portion of the therapies the company plans to introduce by 2030 will focus on the area of rare diseases.

Economists Julia Cagé and Thomas Piketty, drawing on two and a half centuries of French history, analyze how economic inequality influences electoral democracy in a new polemic intended as a manifesto for contemporary times.

A professor from the Faculty of Economics in Croatia has been expelled from his position after being arrested for sexually harassing a student. The faculty confirmed his removal from work following the incident.

Exceptional heavy rains over the weekend caused collapses and flood damage to several gravel roads in Central Finland, leading to closures. Most of the damaged roads have since been repaired, with only one remaining closed.

Gajo Peleš, a long-serving professor at the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences in Zagreb and a respected literary theorist, has passed away at the age of 95.

A Serbian article highlights the mystical plateau of Velika Brezovica on Rtanj mountain, noting its natural beauty often overlooked by those focusing only on the peaks.

The case of Professor Mihić has sparked concerns about a potential purge of 'unsuitable' staff within the faculty. Critics argue that this situation represents a significant setback for Novi Sad.

Nigerian leaders, including Moghalu, Fasoranti, and Fayemi, have eulogized Nobel Laureate Wole Soyinka on his 92nd birthday. They praised his contributions and suggested he deserves greater national honor.

Natalia Solórzano Vásquez's upcoming hybrid documentary, 'Spells to Revive a Witch,' about mythical fortune teller Soralla de Persia, has secured new backing from Spain’s Testaferro and Uruguay’s Guay Films. The film is produced by Costa Rica’s Sputnik Films and is headed to the Costa Rica Media Market.

A session of the expanded Senate at the University of Novi Sad was interrupted after a professor left due to an initiative for secret voting on a complaint by Professor Vladimir Mihić. The Dean stated that lawyers would interpret the session's interruption before a decision on its continuation.

A rally was held in support of Professor Vladimir Mihić, who faces a decision from the expanded Senate of the University of Novi Sad regarding his complaint, with supporters claiming the university leadership intends to silence critics.

The expanded Senate of the University of Novi Sad is set to decide on Professor Vladimir Mihić's complaint, with a gathering of support announced outside the Rectorate building.

Rubén Villalba, a civil guard implicated in the Koldo case, has ratified before the judge that Leire Díez offered to advise him on Mercedes González. He claims the PSOE 'fixer' promised to rehabilitate him in exchange for damaging information about the UCO.

A teacher is transforming her garden and classroom into an ecological literacy territory by collecting larvae to create butterfly gardens with her students.

This article shares the memories of a teacher who used to conduct exams in a time when even husbands were unaware of their wives' educational pursuits.

A theater critic reflects on director Shapiro's work in Russia, asserting it does not diminish his historical role in the 'Awakening' period, while acknowledging the current 'war reality'.

BBVA has launched 'Impulsoras,' a new network designed to support and empower female entrepreneurs through mentorship, financial aid, training, and networking opportunities.

Parents of students at the 'Jovan Jovanović Zmaj' Gymnasium in Novi Sad report a serious procedural dispute after the school administration refused to accept written statements from three suspended professors in disciplinary proceedings.

A convidada deste episódio é a lusovenezuelana Nancy Gomes, professora na Universidade Autónoma de Lisboa, que ontem lançou o livro Venezuela em Suspenso.

A protest took place in front of the Rectorate in Novi Sad, with participants demanding a new vote on the re-election of Professor Vladimir Mihić. Supporters gathered to advocate for the professor.

A V4 summit was held in Gödöllő, Hungary, after a nearly two-and-a-half-year break, with discussions reportedly touching on the reasons for the group's previous stagnation. The meeting also had implications for Hungarian politician Péter Magyar.

Automobil Davida Gruhonjića, sina novinara i profesora Sveučilišta u Novom Sadu Dinka Gruhonjića, demoliran je tijekom vikenda u Novom Sadu, čime je dugogodišnjim napadima na ovog novinara i njegovu…

Cathie Wood, founder of Ark Invest and known for investments in Tesla and SpaceX, states that artificial intelligence has 'taken all the oxygen out of the room,' becoming the sole topic of discussion in the tech world.

Parents of students and teachers from the 'Jovan Jovanović Zmaj' gymnasium in Novi Sad gathered for a protest in front of the Ministry of Education in Belgrade, with a march to Andrićev venac also planned.

The Free University in Niš has publicly condemned the decision by the Novi Sad Senate regarding the non-election of Professor Mihić. The university has called on the academic community to support Professor Mihić.

Montenegrin officials Zirojević and Koprivica engaged in a public debate regarding the preparedness of the country's protection and rescue system. Each official accused the other of misrepresenting the system's capabilities and readiness.

The Academic Plenum has issued a statement condemning a tabloid in Novi Sad for targeting professors at the Faculty of Technical Sciences, raising concerns about their safety. They assert that such actions endanger the academic community.

A delegation of parents, students, and teachers from Jovina Gymnasium in Serbia again attempted to meet with Education Minister Dejan Vuk on Monday, June 15, but was refused.

The article introduces 'Todos nuestros años', described as a bold successor to 'The Summer I Turned Pretty', featuring a summer town, a friendship between a girl and two brothers, and an unforgettable love story.

Faculty members at the University of Novi Sad's Faculty of Philosophy held a warning strike in protest of the handling of Professor Mihić's re-election case. They are demanding that the Senate reconsider its vote on his re-election, citing concerns about academic freedom.

The Dean of the Faculty of Philosophy in Novi Sad expects an appeal after Mihić was not promoted to full professor, stating that students are not currently affected by the situation.

Björk has launched a significant new exhibition in Iceland, featuring theatrical reworkings of two songs from 'Fossora' and a preview of a track from her upcoming album.

The conflict between recently suspended professors and the director of Jovan Jovanović Zmaj Gymnasium in Novi Sad persists, with one professor noting the director's frequent illness during hearings.

Jucătoarea româncă Sorana Cîrstea joacă duminică în optimile de finală de la Roland Garros împotriva chinezoaicei Xiyu Wang.

A survey of over 30,000 teachers indicates that 80% support maintaining an indefinite strike, with almost unanimous rejection of the proposed salary increase from the Ministry of Education.

Ivanka Popović has been elected and confirmed as a professor emeritus at the University of Belgrade. This appointment recognizes her distinguished academic contributions to the institution.

A memorial evening titled 'Legacy of Knowledge and Humanity' will be held in Berane on May 29, 2026, to honor the late Professor Dr. Vukota Babović.

This article presents a collection of daily images and news highlights, including the UCO operation, teacher mobilizations, the celebration of Eid al-Adha, the Conference League final, and Alexia Putellas' farewell.

A teacher and six students were hospitalized in Tàrrega after being exposed to an accidental mixture of chemical products during a plastic arts activity at a school. The individuals suffered intoxication and required medical attention.

Parents report that approximately thirty teachers at the Jovan Jovanović Zmaj Gymnasium in Serbia have been on sick leave since Monday, May 25, leading to a collapse in teaching for many subjects.

Articles delve into the origins of acclaimed Polish director Krzysztof Kieślowski's passion for cinema. They explore the factors and experiences that sparked his initial interest in filmmaking.

Five professors have filed a complaint with the Ethics Commission against Patrik Drid, the Dean of the Faculty of Sport and Physical Education (DIF) in Novi Sad. The details of the complaint were not immediately specified.

Portugal and Spain are holding an 'Invasive Species Week' from May 23 to 31, featuring hundreds of free activities. The initiative aims to raise awareness about the harmful impact of invasive plants and animals.

Thousands of teachers in Valencia, Spain, have gathered for a second large demonstration to demand improved working and salary conditions. This protest follows eleven days of an indefinite strike, with the education ministry yet to meet their demands.

Parents of students at Jovina Gymnasium in Novi Sad are protesting the suspension of six teachers, demanding the director's removal. The suspended teachers claim the processes against them are fabricated.

Protests have erupted in Novi Sad following the suspension of six professors from Jovina Gymnasium, including Marija Vasić. Students and the public are demonstrating against the decision to suspend the educators.

Unions are consulting Valencian teachers on whether to accept a proposed education agreement, with a decision expected on attending a sectoral meeting convened by the Conselleria to sign the accord.

The first hearing in the lawsuit filed by Novi Sad professors against the Ministry of Internal Affairs concluded in the Basic Court in Novi Sad, with testimonies from Alanović and Kleut.