A recent announcement outlines a series of traditional chiefly titles and royal house designations across the Tegbi and Ashaiman regions, reflecting ongoing customary succession processes in the area.
Emergency services responded to three separate road collisions in Niš that left three individuals injured, including a nine-year-old child. Local authorities are investigating the causes behind the series of incidents.
A travelogue documents journalist Orijus Gasanovas and mixed martial artist Sergej Maslobojev's trip to Nemenčinė, Lithuania, highlighting cultural exchanges, local cuisine, and safety dynamics during their stay.
One of two French filmmakers, Gaël Mocaër, arrested in Togo on July 27 along with a Togolese collaborator, has been released under judicial supervision to receive medical care. They were filming an episode of a documentary series.
The Innovative University of Enga's admissions team successfully completed its secondary school visitation program in Western Highlands Province, concluding with a stop at Togoba Secondary School.
The Sarajevo Film Festival celebrated its tenth anniversary of supporting young film creatives, with director Sandra Wollner winning the main prize for "Everytime" and the first part of the "Gajin svet" trilogy airing on television after its festival success.
A public debate is being held on the draft ten-year forest management plan for the Kragujevac October Memorial Park. This discussion focuses on the future stewardship of the park's forested areas.
The family of five-year-old Palestinian girl Hind Rajab, who was killed in Gaza, has rejected the Israeli investigation into her death and is calling for an international inquiry. First responders and advocates are also demanding accountability for all Israeli violations.
Two French filmmakers and their Togolese fixer have been jailed in Togo for over three weeks, with a media freedom group stating their detention is due to alleged immigration violations.
Israel has launched an inquiry into the killing of six-year-old Hind Rajab in Gaza, with the army admitting to firing on the car in which she and her family were traveling. This investigation comes amidst broader concerns about civilian casualties in the region.
Travel journalist Orijus Gasanovas is inviting famous friends to vacation in various Lithuanian cities, with Rimvydas Širvinskas-Makalius joining him in Gargždai, a city praised for active recreation.
Actress Hayden Panettiere has died at age 36, with police investigating the circumstances of her death, including a suspected overdose. Authorities have stated there are no signs of foul play or suspicious circumstances.
Dubai-based influencer Mira Dorenbosh warns others after an unpleasant incident during her vacation in Bali, urging caution when choosing accommodation and prioritizing safety.
Albanian businessman and protester Erlind Xhindi stated that Prime Minister Edi Rama made a political blunder with municipalities, suggesting that the pressure from ongoing protests has weakened his position.
The North East Regional Police Command has arrested four suspects and intercepted 118 bags of cocoa beans believed to be destined for neighboring Togo via the Bunkpurugu-Togo border.
A review of the Croatian crime comedy series "IQ 160" notes that while the format seemed promising for the Croatian market, the broadcaster RTL tends to turn anything into a telenovela. The first four episodes are currently available on the Voyo platform.
A Lithuanian minister's decision to vacation in Kaunas has drawn criticism from Kasčiūnas, who deemed it "very unserious" given the escalating Russian threat and President Nausėda's call for increased national defense preparedness.
A pharmacist criticizes certain beauty procedures during travel and recommends three essential products for vacations, considering limited luggage space.
A test drive event for the latest Bentley models in Neringa, which ran throughout July, was tragically cut short last weekend when one of the cars overturned at the airport.
Students report that two men violently assaulted a twelve-year-old boy in Veliko Gradište, forcibly removing his badge and sticker. The incident has sparked outrage among students.
The Gyasehene of the Ampeyo Traditional Area, Nana Kwaku Ware, has urged the Ghana Boundary Commission to accelerate efforts for a peaceful resolution of the long-standing Fotor Yeye boundary dispute between Ghana and Togo.
Ebrima Tunkara, a 16-year-old talent from Barcelona's La Masia academy, has reportedly impressed coach Hansi Flick and the first-team players with his physical abilities during pre-season training.
A Lithuanian article discusses how holidays can turn into legal disputes for divorced parents, especially concerning children traveling abroad if conditions are not clearly defined during divorce.
Bogdan Stanojević, a five-year-old boy from Aleksinac, Serbia, is suffering from Duchenne muscular dystrophy and requires financial assistance for his ongoing therapies and medication.
Police on the Croatian islands of Brač and Hvar confiscated scooters from two men and a nine-year-old boy during preventive actions over the past weekend, filing misdemeanor charges against the adults and the nine-year-old's father.
Traffic police in Serbia filed a misdemeanor report against a 20-year-old driver who was caught driving at 215 km/h in an area with a 100 km/h speed limit.
Mid-summer travel data reveals that nearly half of Lithuanians who traveled abroad chose Latvia or Poland for their holidays, according to 'Tele2' network statistics.
Nigeria's National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) has dismantled a transnational drug trafficking syndicate operating along the Togo–Benin Republic–Nigeria route, seizing 1.63 million tramadol pills.
Police in Maribor and Ptuj are investigating two online fraud cases where victims were scammed out of a combined total of over 74,000 euros after granting unknown individuals access to their online banking for cryptocurrency investments.
A 14-year-old boy has been charged with a terrorism offense in London over an alleged plan to target mosques. Police confirmed the charges after an investigation into the alleged plot.
The 'five-year stranger' theory, which explains why most friendships naturally dissolve within five years, is circulating online, resonating with many as both sad and comforting.
More Lithuanian families are choosing shorter, local vacations, with a renovated outdoor recreation area in Anykščiai highlighting the trend towards quality time over long-distance travel.
Luxury tourism is seeing a new trend where travelers are opting for Lithuanian forests instead of traditional beach resorts. This shift indicates a move away from service-heavy luxury towards more unique, nature-based experiences.
An Australian woman shared a harrowing account of her trip to Italy, claiming she was kidnapped twice by different men on the same day and narrowly escaped.
The FIFA World Cup generated widespread global excitement, with fans celebrating team successes and expressing disappointment over exits. The tournament also had significant economic implications, with projections of billions in revenue and concerns over weather impacting fan events.
A family's vacation to Egypt became a nightmare when they arrived at their four-star hotel with children only to be told there were no available rooms, forcing them to sleep on the floor.
A Lithuanian tourist, Kristupas, died in Georgia after a mysterious illness led to over two months in intensive care. His vacation turned into a nightmare following the sudden onset of his condition.
Norway is taking a different approach to artificial intelligence in education by introducing some of Europe's strictest restrictions on its use in schools.
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Egypt has inaugurated its new central military headquarters, named 'The Octagon,' which is reported to be the largest defense complex in the world, surpassing the size of the Pentagon. The massive 22,000-acre facility was unveiled by President el-Sisi, with Romanian media also reporting on the event.
Heavy rains have caused severe flooding in Togo, resulting in five deaths, with government agencies warning of continued heavy rainfall and floodwaters for up to 12 more weeks.
Torrential rains have caused deadly floods across West Africa, with Côte d’Ivoire reporting 59 deaths since May and Ghana confirming 13 fatalities. Benin, Togo, and Nigeria have also experienced significant flooding.
The world's largest digital camera has commenced its ten-year mission to observe and photograph the universe. This groundbreaking project will capture unprecedented images of space.
Heavy rainfall has caused significant flooding in parts of Lomé, the capital of Togo, affecting several communities as downpours continued into Monday morning.
As roof space for solar panels becomes limited, some owners are opting to install modules on building facades, a solution that sparks debate over optimal space utilization versus aesthetic concerns. Experts are weighing in on this emerging trend.
U napadu u Magdeburgu u decembru 2024. stradao je devetogodišnji dečak, kao i pet žena starosti između 45 i 75 godina, dok je oko 300 ljudi bilo povređeno.
Thousands of Albanian citizens marched in the capital and other cities, demanding the immediate resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama and his government, accusing them of corruption and mismanagement. Protesters announced a national protest for Saturday, calling for all Albanians to unite.
A 17-year-old suffered a heart attack in Serbia, prompting doctors to explain who is most vulnerable during the ongoing heatwave, as emergency services report a significant increase in calls related to high temperatures.
An eight-month-old baby in Croatia has garnered attention for weighing 15 kilograms and wearing clothes typically sized for a five-year-old, having outgrown all infant clothing.
The Ghana Police Service has successfully busted a suspected human trafficking ring in the Ashanti Region, arresting 186 individuals, including 96 Nigerians and four Togolese nationals.
Lithuanian TV host and traveler Edvardas Žičkus fulfilled his lifelong dream of visiting Australia, describing his impressive journey across the continent as feeling like he had landed on another planet.
A 16-year-old girl has died in a Zurich hospital from injuries sustained during a recent storm. The incident highlights the severe impact of the extreme weather event.
A popular European capital is experiencing a surge in bed bug infestations and a series of crimes, leading to new restrictions for tourists. Visitors are warned that their holidays could turn into a nightmare.
Bosnia and Herzegovina is expected to return to the MONEYVAL grey list on Friday, after an eight-year absence. This places the country back among states considered high-risk for money laundering and terrorist financing.
A 14-year-old sustained multiple injuries after being brutally beaten in Podgorica's Masline neighborhood, prompting his family to appeal for a full investigation while police search for the attackers.
As summer holidays begin, many parents in Lithuania are struggling to balance work commitments with childcare, prompting discussions on how to manage this period effectively.
International media reports indicate that a famous footballer is facing accusations of attempting to seduce a 14-year-old British girl at a five-star resort in Turkey.
Serbian authorities have declared a day of mourning in Kraljevo to honor a five-year-old girl who tragically died, suspending public activities during her funeral.
Bitka kod Crécyja 1346. bila je ključni trenutak u Stogodišnjem ratu, gdje je mala engleska vojska neočekivano porazila brojniju francusku silu, nagovijestivši pad viteškog doba i uspon profesionalnih vojski.
Police in Kraljevo have detained a 26-year-old man on suspicion of severely endangering public traffic safety after a collision resulted in the death of a young child.
Strong winds have damaged the 'Business Stadium Central' business center on Rinktinės Street in Vilnius, tearing off parts of its roof structure which are now scattered on the ground.
Milan-based company Touring Superleggera is marking its 100th anniversary with the Veloce12 Aperta, a new restomod model based on the Ferrari 550, making it the third in the Veloce12 family.
Togo has charged two French journalists with offenses related to incorrect documents, according to a rights group. The journalists were detained and subsequently charged by Togolese authorities.
The Israeli army has admitted its soldiers fired on a car carrying five-year-old Hind Rajab in Gaza, leading to her death, and has launched an investigation into the incident. Rajab's grandmother expressed distrust in the Israeli judiciary regarding the probe.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, along with their children Archie and Lilibet, are reportedly moving back to the United Kingdom after several years. The move is expected to see their children start school in the UK in September.
Two French filmmakers, Gaël Mocaër and Sebastian Perez Pezzani, detained in Togo, are reportedly 'in order' according to their production company, which also stated that one of them is ill. Their company is working to secure their release.
US prosecutors have accused 17 members of Iran's Mabna Institute, acting for the Revolutionary Guard, of a ten-year cyber espionage campaign that stole 31.5 TB of data from universities and companies.
Nigeria's Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) has launched an investigation into the high cost of cement in the country, noting that prices are significantly higher than in Kenya and Tanzania.
The Žlabiai family in Lithuania is seeking donations for a trip to Egypt following the tragic death of their infant from Patau syndrome, an event that gained public attention after child protection services decided to remove their other children.
Albert Kuzor describes his most recent trip to Togo as frustrating, prompting him to call for the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) to take action regarding the situation in the neighboring country.
A 600-mile journey along the coasts of Nigeria, Togo, Ghana, and Ivory Coast highlights a significant road project that could lead to one of the world's most consequential transformations in West Africa's urban landscape.
While summer memories with grandparents often involve simple joys like berry picking and swimming, an expert explains the practical costs behind these seemingly free holidays.
Fast-moving and muddy floodwaters from the Antamok River surged across the Luneta–Loacan Proper Junction road in Itogon, Benguet, rendering it impassable after days of rain.
A Russian ship, the Mikhail Britnev, reportedly delivered military vehicles to Lomé, Togo, on July 9, marking the first instance of Togo being used as a transit point for Russian weapon shipments to Mali.
After a quiet June, Lithuania's primary housing market experienced a rebound in July, with buyers completing 16% more transactions than the previous month.
A dietitian explains why some individuals gain weight during vacations while others lose it, attributing the difference to factors like stress and sleep.
A 19-year-old man was arrested in Kragujevac after being found with an axe, pistol, knife, and other items near a Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) stand. Police quickly reacted to prevent possible threats, and the individual has been detained.
Despite feeling tired, Lithuanians are not using all their available vacation days, a paradox highlighted by statistics, with some organizations still viewing vacation as a hindrance to annual plans.
Italy’s Ambassador to Ghana and Togo, Laura Ranalli, met with Kofi Bonsu, Ghana’s Minister of Investment and Tourism, at the Ghanaian Embassy in Rome to discuss continued collaboration.
Influencer Indrė Bareikienė chose Kupiškis, her best friend's hometown, for her vacation with journalist Orijus Gasanovas, having heard many good things about the Lithuanian town.
An 11-year-old boy was attacked in Skenderija during the day, and his bicycle was stolen. The incident involved the theft of his bike after the assault.
Police in Kėdainiai district, Lithuania, responded to an unusual call where a man broke a window and climbed onto the roof of a house, requiring firefighters to remove him.
Beyond annual holidays, Lithuanian employees are entitled to various additional days off, including for parental duties, study leave, and other specific circumstances.
Lithuanian prison service officials continue to successfully prevent attempts to smuggle prohibited items to inmates, seizing dozens of phones hidden in various places, including roof sheeting, underwear, and food thermoses, at Marijampolė and Pravieniškės prisons.
The popular DELFI TV summer show "Orijaus' vacations in Lithuania" explores Jurbarkas, highlighting changes at the beach, a highly-rated new restaurant, and riverside accommodation.
Nigerian drug enforcement agents have intercepted over 1.5 million tramadol pills hidden in trucks originating from Togo, dealing a significant blow to drug trafficking operations.
Police in Kwara have successfully foiled a kidnap attempt, leading to the arrest of two foreign suspects from Togo. This operation prevented the abduction and brought the perpetrators into custody.
Tourists are increasingly expressing dissatisfaction with rented apartments, citing issues like insufficient supplies (e.g., one toilet paper roll and half a sponge for a week's stay) and unmet expectations from property owners, despite paying hundreds of euros.
David Sánchez, the brother of Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, has been banned from holding public office for nine years after being convicted in a nepotism case. The court found him guilty of misconduct related to a position he created for himself.
A doctor has issued a warning to Lithuanian tourists visiting Turkey, highlighting common mistakes that often lead to hospitalizations and disrupt their holidays.
A Delfi reader in Lithuania expressed concern about losing 1.5 years of work experience over five years due to frequent unpaid leave requests from their employer, prompting an explanation from the 'Sodra' social insurance agency.
When planning holidays, people often focus on flight and hotel prices, but last-minute decisions, lack of knowledge about rules, or simple inattention can significantly increase travel budgets.
Ten-year-old Tijana Danilović from Osečina, Serbia, who developed psycho-motor issues by age three, is seeking public assistance to fund her necessary medical treatment.
Serbia has commenced the development of a new five-year strategy aimed at fostering the growth of its startup ecosystem. This initiative seeks to support and expand the country's entrepreneurial landscape.
Internet pranksters were surprised during Orijaus' vacation in Visaginas, Lithuania, after encountering a 'powerful beauty' on the beach in the city known for its legends and rumors.
Bloggers and book reviewers are sharing their top book recommendations for summer and holidays, highlighting stories that unfold during travels, excursions, and daily walks.
A six-year-old girl has died in Zenica, prompting the prosecutor to order an autopsy as doctors have not yet determined the cause of death. The investigation is ongoing to ascertain the circumstances of her passing.
The Equal Opportunities Ombudsman's Office received a complaint from a civil servant who was assigned a lower salary upon returning from child care leave, prompting an investigation into salary determination procedures.
An 18-year-old has been arrested in Nikšić, Montenegro, on suspicion of a violent attack. Police officials from the Nikšić Security Department quickly solved the physical assault that occurred on Friday evening.
Police in Celje and Nova Gorica, Slovenia, are investigating three online fraud cases where victims collectively lost nearly 126,000 euros, with one case involving scammers gaining access to a victim's online bank account.
As summer temperatures rise, advice is being shared on how to protect newborns, mobile phones, and car interiors from the heat. These tips aim to prevent damage and ensure safety during hot weather.
A Lithuanian woman shares her experience visiting a vibrant festival at the Hemis Monastery in Tibet, describing the unique sounds and the presence of Guru Rinpoche.
Nigeria and four other West African countries (Côte d’Ivoire, Ghana, Togo, and Benin Republic) have formally launched the Abidjan–Lagos Corridor Management Authority to oversee the development and future operation of the $16 billion highway project.
A German newspaper report suggests that Serbia has a remarkably high number of centenarians, alongside a prevalence of passionate smokers, prompting questions about the accuracy of these claims.
Liam Payne's nine-year-old son has been named the sole heir to the late singer's £25 million estate. This decision makes him the only beneficiary of his father's substantial fortune.
A German newspaper, 'Augsburger Allgemeine,' has published an article about Serbia, questioning the perception of it as a country with many centenarians and passionate smokers.
As summer begins, the topic of vacations becomes relevant, with workers in Lithuania facing high stress, professional risk, or specific work conditions being entitled to more vacation days.
A deadly Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo is spreading rapidly, with the World Health Organization warning of its fast evolution. The outbreak has claimed dozens of lives, including at least 30 in a displacement camp, and infected over 70 medical workers.
A nine-year-old boy sustained injuries in a traffic accident in Bijelo Polje, Montenegro. The incident involved the boy, who was riding a scooter, and a "Polo" brand vehicle driven by E.Ć.
Debate continues in Serbia regarding the controversial judicial laws, often referred to as "Mrdić's laws," with opposition and experts criticizing their impact. The laws are being discussed in parliament with proposed amendments, though the ruling party maintains they are being improved, not withdrawn.
The popular DELFI TV summer show 'Orijaus atostogos Lietuvoje' explores the city of Alytus, reviewing its attractions, accommodations, dining, and unique experiences.
The Association of Banks of Montenegro (UBCG) held its third assembly of 2026, approving a new statute and a five-year financial framework with all 11 member banks present.
Lithuanian TV personality Gerda Žemaitė and travel journalist Orijus Gasanovas embarked on a vacation to Kelmė, expressing surprise at how enjoyable their trip was.
Outlet Park is holding a summer sale throughout the season, offering daily discounts of up to 70% on clothing, footwear, and sports equipment, catering to vacationers and families.
A higher court in Kraljevo has ordered a 30-day pre-trial detention for a 26-year-old suspect accused of causing a traffic accident that resulted in the death of a five-year-old girl and injuries to several others.
Emergency services responded to a traffic collision between a BMW and a Volkswagen in the Kaniūkai area of Alytus district, where one vehicle flipped onto its roof and trapped occupants.
Heavy soil erosion has weakened protective structures at Loacan National High School in Itogon, Philippines, leading local officials to suspend activities until repairs are made.
Togo's government asserts it possesses "serious and consistent evidence" against two French documentary filmmakers, Gaël Mocaër and Sebastian Perez Pezzani, who have been detained since July. They face charges of making false statements, along with their Togolese fixer.
Togo's government announced that its justice system possesses "serious evidence" against two French filmmakers who are currently detained in the country. The filmmakers' detention has drawn international attention.
A tourist's week-long vacation to a country previously considered one of Europe's cheapest destinations shattered illusions, revealing unexpectedly high prices, particularly for taxi services.
Togo's foreign minister announced that the country will ask United Nations member states to adopt a world map that more accurately reflects the true size of Africa, moving away from the 16th-century Mercator projection.
Two French journalists and their Togolese fixer have been detained in Togo, prompting a rights group to call for their immediate release. The circumstances surrounding their detention remain unclear.
Two French filmmakers, detained in late July while filming a documentary in northern Togo, remain held in Lomé and face charges of allegedly making false statements related to their visas, reflecting worsening relations between Paris and Lomé.
Two French filmmakers have been arrested and detained in Togo since July 27, with the French Foreign Ministry confirming they are under judicial investigation.
The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and Rwanda have agreed on new measures to monitor their peace deal, expressing gratitude to the US, Qatar, Togo, and the African Union Commission for their support.
Togo's National Assembly has commenced its second extraordinary session of 2026 in Lomé to consider three significant bills concerning environmental protection, commercial justice, and the recognition of foreign public documents.
Activist Andi Tepelena stated in an interview that protests for the removal of Prime Minister Rama are maturing daily, and he also addressed a lawsuit filed with SPAK concerning the 'Albanian File' case.
Journalist Orijus Gasanovas, known for promoting Lithuanian cities for vacations, chose Kretingalė for his latest trip, inviting comedian Laura Dragūnaitė, who initially thought the town was fictional.
An autopsy has confirmed that a 50-year-old man from Zenica, whose body was found in an industrial dam on the Bosna River in the Kanal neighborhood, died by drowning.
Togolese writer Tété-Michel Kpomassie's book 'An African in Greenland' has been released in Czech, nearly half a century after its initial French publication.
Journalist Orijus Gasanovas invited popular singer Aistè to vacation with him in Prienai, where she took a day off from her busy concert schedule for relaxation and entertainment.
Police in Berane, Montenegro, have filed criminal charges against a 17-year-old minor suspected of breaking an 18-year-old's nose during a fight at the 'Thunderfest' music event.
A 56-year-old woman seeking to gain muscle and lose weight received dietary advice from a dietitian. The expert recommended specific foods to help her achieve her fitness goals.
DELFI Travel Ambassador Orijus Gasanovas reports live from Šventoji, a Lithuanian coastal resort known for its affordability, detailing how holidays are unfolding there this year.
Border communities along the Ghana–Togo frontier in the Oti Region have renewed calls for improved infrastructure and security as the Ghana Boundary Commission concluded a five-day operational assessment.
A 12-year-old boy from Serbia was resuscitated on a beach in Hanioti, Greece, and subsequently transferred to Thessaloniki for further medical treatment.
The General Prosecutor's Office in Lithuania has confirmed an investigation into the death of a young man who fell from the roof of a moving car in Rokiškis over the weekend, though no one has been formally charged yet.
Reports indicate that holidays along the Baltic Sea in Poland may not be as affordable as many tourists anticipate, with recent experiences suggesting higher costs than expected.
The Serbian National Council (SNV) expressed outrage and concern in an open letter to Croatian Radiotelevision (HRT) leadership over editor Mislav Togonol's decision to feature a neo-Ustaše historian on public radio's informational program.
A 55-year-old man has been arrested near Kragujevac, Serbia, for allegedly threatening President Vučić and the editor of Informer, Dragan Vučićević, on Facebook while displaying a knife.
Two individuals have been arrested in connection with a fatal road accident in Pećinci, where a 60-year-old pedestrian died. One of the arrested drivers was operating a vehicle despite a driving ban.
Keir Starmer officially resigned as the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, expressing pride in his two years in office and wishing his successor, Andy Burnham, the best. He stated that the UK is now "stronger and fairer" as he departed Downing Street.
A Kanye West concert in Albania has been criticized by tourism experts, who claim hotels in Tirana abused prices, with some tripling rates up to 3000 euros, harming the country's tourism image.
A 15-year-old boy was severely beaten in a park near the Medical School in Novi Sad, sustaining serious injuries to his face and head. The incident has been reported by local media.
Ghana's informal cross-border trade with its neighboring countries (Togo, Burkina Faso, Ivory Coast) reached GH¢31 billion in the first three quarters of 2025, exceeding the GH¢20.1 billion recorded through formal trade channels.
Travel journalist Orijus Gasanovas invited singer Paulina Paukštaityte to vacation in Šakiai, Lithuania, where she was impressed by the city's activities and interesting places, including local cuisine.
A dream vacation in Turkey for one Lithuanian woman ended in a hospital with severe poisoning and lasting health consequences. She reported experiencing violent vomiting after a few days at the hotel, necessitating an ambulance call.
Bosnian and Herzegovinian international Tarik Muharemović has reportedly been offered a five-year contract valued at €3.5 million per season, making him a key topic in Italian and English transfer markets.
Fratelli d'Italia (FdI) is concerned about a potential 'own goal' regarding electoral preferences, as discussions emerge about allowing out-of-area voting and negotiations continue on blocked names and premium lists.
The director of Alytus city administration has approved funds for the repair of the Alytus County Stasys Kudirka Hospital's Emergency Department roof, following previous unsuccessful attempts despite significant investment.
Komičan trenutak koji se zamalo pretvorio u tragediju režirali su nogometaši Hajduka netom poslije zabijenog pogotka za vodstvo protiv Žiline u prvom kolu kvalifikacija za Europsku ligu.
An article argues that the reported 'debt' from Benin and Togo for cross-border power is a residual service charge from a 2019 trade agreement, and the real story lies in scaling the existing commercial model.
A 12-year-old girl in Venezuela was rescued after being trapped for 32 hours under earthquake rubble, surviving on ketchup and cheese. Her story and rescue video have garnered global attention.
Torrential rains in Togo have caused deadly floods, resulting in at least five confirmed fatalities. Rescue operations are underway as authorities respond to the disaster.
Marinika Tepić, Vice-President of the Freedom and Justice Party (SSP) and head of the parliamentary group in the Serbian Assembly, has rejected claims by Assembly President Ana Brnabić that the opposition is responsible for the five-year stagnation in European integration.
The Vera Rubin Observatory has commenced its ten-year survey of the cosmos, an initiative expected to revolutionize astronomy. This extensive research will provide unprecedented insights into the universe.
Travel journalist Orijus Gasanovas and content creator Justas Pečeliūnas spent their vacation in Širvintos, near Vilnius, discovering a perfect homestead and a presidential restaurant.
Visitors to Varniai, Lithuania, can fulfill a unique dream by spending a night in a school for just 14 euros, offering an unusual and affordable accommodation experience.
Togo's recent switch to a parliamentary system is under scrutiny after a regional court ruled the reforms unconstitutional. This decision challenges the significant political changes in the country.
Crunchyroll has secured international streaming rights for the 'Kagurabachi' anime series, slated for an April 2027 release, with Katsuyuki Konishi joining the voice cast.
Despite the Midsummer (Joninės) celebrations ending and a regular weekday, Palanga's beaches in Lithuania are reportedly packed with vacationers enjoying the summer warmth.
Dangote Petroleum Refinery has reiterated its denial of S&P Global’s claims that Nigerian marketers are re-importing its fuel via Togo, dismissing the allegations as unfounded, illogical, and economically unviable.
Nigeria exported N105.5 billion worth of petrol to Togo in the first quarter of 2026, indicating a significant shift in the downstream sector driven by increased output from the Dangote Refinery.
Popular DELFI TV show 'Orijaus atostogos Lietuvoje' features influencer Agnė Kulitaitė on a unique trip to a Lithuanian town, a new experience for the social media personality known for exotic travels.
A 26-year-old man has died from injuries sustained at a construction site in Prizren, according to Kosovo media reports. The incident occurred today, leading to his death.
A 19-year-old individual drowned at a swimming pool in Ugljevik, despite attempts by doctors to resuscitate them. An investigation into the incident has been launched.
The Green-Left Front (ZLF) has called for an urgent investigation and determination of responsibility for an accident in Pružatovac near Mladenovac, where a 12-year-old boy was injured, following prior warnings from citizens about negligence.
Many Lithuanian tourists express disappointment with their vacations in Greece and Turkey, often realizing upon arrival that the experience does not match their expectations, citing issues like extreme heat or other unforeseen problems.
A 14-year-old boy was brutally beaten by a group of peers aged 14 to 17 in the Masline neighborhood of Podgorica, Montenegro, with police now searching for the perpetrators.
A joint team of Serbian doctors from the Dedinje Cardiovascular Institute and the Mother and Child Health Institute successfully implanted an artificial heart in a thirteen-year-old patient, marking a medical first.
A nine-year-old boy tragically died after choking on a donut during a break at a school near Velika Gorica, Croatia. Teachers and emergency services attempted to revive him for an hour, but he could not be saved.