President Trump signed an executive order renaming Lake Ontario to "Lake America" within U.S. jurisdiction, prompting immediate pushback from Canadian officials who insist the waterway will retain its historical name. Ottawa and Canadian leaders have firmly rejected the unilateral move, emphasizing that the border lake's designation remains unchanged.
Stjóri Barnaverndar Reykjavíkur krefst tafarlausrar aðgerða vegna aukinnar áfengis- og kannabisnotkunar meðal grunnskólanema, og bendir á að vandamálið sé í hækkun.
Timișoara Mayor Dominic Fritz stated that his party's relationship with the PNL has historically been pragmatic, dismissing suggestions of imminent resignation while criticizing the PNL's recent vote on the ANI law.
Families seeking holiday inspiration are turning to the border region of Inn-, Hausruck-, and Mühlviertel for a mix of nature, culinary delights, outdoor activities, and local adventures.
Negotiations over Romania’s proposed salary law have collapsed, triggering intense blame between governing parties and raising concerns over the loss of 770 million euros in EU recovery funds. The political impasse has prompted ministerial resignations and heightened tensions ahead of budget negotiations.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has awarded Elon Musk the Order of Freedom, Ukraine’s highest state decoration, in recognition of Starlink’s critical communications support during the ongoing war. Zelenskyy also urged the tech billionaire to further expand satellite internet access across active combat zones.
Tampereen kaupunki vastaanottaa melumittausraportit tapahtuman jälkeen, jolloin selvitetään, onko äänitasojen torjunnassa epäonnistuttu. Yksi Eppu Normaalin keikoista jäi ainoaksi.
Young Finns are pushing to raise the maximum moped speed beyond the current 45 km/h threshold, while safety experts argue that speed restrictions involve broader public health considerations.
USR deputy Claudiu Năsui and agricultural minister-designate Eugeniu Osmochescu will take their parliamentary oaths in front of President Maia Sandu this Friday.
Action star Jean-Claude Van Damme attended the opening ceremony of the first Nis International Film Festival in Serbia, where he publicly praised the event. The festival aims to establish a new cultural hub for cinema in the Balkan region.
Romanian MP Claudiu Năsui has been proposed by Moldovan Prime Minister Vasile Tofan to serve as the Minister of Economic Development and Digitalization in Moldova. Năsui, a supporter of Javier Milei's policies, accepted the nomination and recently acquired Moldovan citizenship.
The PSD parliamentary delegation accused the PNL and USR parties of jeopardizing Romania's access to €770 million in NextGenerationEU funds by supporting a move by European political group leaders.
Jeff Bezos was seen meeting with WhatsApp co-founder Jan Koum on a luxury yacht near the Croatian island of Mljet. Another billionaire reportedly joined the high-profile gathering.
The Bangladesh High Court confirmed the death sentences for two of the 16 convicts, including the former principal, in the murder case of madrasa student Nusrat Jahan, who was burned alive.
Raja Azrin Raja Talib, a 56-year-old experienced drummer, collapsed and died on stage while performing with his rock band Meditasi at the Teruntum Rock festival in Kuantan, Malaysia.
USR leader Diana Stoica has requested that Speaker Sorin Grindeanu urgently launch a disciplinary investigation into the fraudulent introduction of an amendment against Do into the official report of the Legal Committee on the ANI Law.
USR MP Alexandru Dimitriu stated that any order issued to terminate the mandate of Mayor Dominic Fritz would be successfully challenged. He expressed confidence that such an order would be contested and overturned.
Romania's new integrity law, specifically concerning the transparency of asset declarations for public officials, is back under parliamentary debate following a decision by the Constitutional Court.
Syria and Israel held US-mediated talks aimed at easing tensions between the two nations. Discussions reportedly addressed de-escalation and Syria's desire to remain out of Israel-Turkey tensions.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino traveled to the Caribbean to attend a tournament, reportedly ignoring a warning from a FIFA vice president. His appearance comes amidst a significant crisis within the organization.
Serbian opposition leader Zdravko Ponoš criticized President Aleksandar Vučić's visit to firefighters battling a large blaze in Deliblatska peščara. Ponoš described the visit as a 'Sunday picnic on the ashes,' implying a lack of seriousness.
A controversy has erupted over the ownership and legacy of the Niš Film Festival, with participants describing the current situation as a "circus." Questions are being raised about who has the right to inherit and manage the festival.
Musician Darko Rundek shared details about his last encounter with Milan Mladenović, noting that Mladenović was unaware of his impending health crisis at the time. Rundek's account provides insight into Mladenović's state shortly before his death.
Kurt-Vidar, who previously suffered from severe tinnitus, has now shared his message with the healthcare system, advocating for better support for those affected by the condition.
The city of Zurich has extended the operation of an asylum seeker accommodation in Seebach, despite a court ruling against the AOZ (Organisation for Asylum Seekers) due to insufficient noise protection at the Zihlacker facility.
A review of Laura Lehtola's latest novel highlights its compelling portrayal of life's unpredictability following an accident, noting its underlying message of hope despite a difficult subject.
In the first half of the year, nearly 18,000 individuals subject to deportation orders voluntarily left Germany, significantly outnumbering the fewer than 10,000 who were forcibly deported.
Former Ukrainian Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov has called for wartime elections, creating a political stir and putting pressure on President Zelenskyy. This move has been met with strong opposition from some officials who argue that holding elections during martial law is impossible and would lead to chaos.
A US envoy spoke to Israeli settlers regarding their encroachment on privately owned Palestinian-American land in Qusra, a situation that has drawn international condemnation.
Dragoslav Ćirković, co-president of the 'Niš, moj grad' citizens' group, urged the City of Niš and the Serbian Film Actors Association to resolve their conflicts and preserve the Film Encounters festival.
Film critic Jurica Pavičić reviews David Robert Mitchell's film 'The End of the Oak Street,' set in 1982 USA, finding it unconvincing despite its computer-generated dinosaurs.
Ukrainian President Zelensky is under increasing political pressure, facing calls for wartime elections from a former minister and dismissing an advisor amid an anti-corruption investigation. Concurrently, a Ukrainian man has been arrested in Croatia in connection with the Nord Stream pipeline sabotage.
The Ukrainian presidency has today dismissed as unrealistic a proposal by former Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov to organize elections in Ukraine while the war is ongoing.
New regulations for high school admissions in Romania are facing criticism from parents and opposition in Parliament, with PSD and PNL requesting a delay and USR proposing their abrogation.
A lightning strike of the highest intensity was recorded near Kurpark Oberlaa in Vienna on Wednesday night, causing a loud bang described as a "wild house shaker."
Ukraine's former Defense Minister, Fedorov, has called for presidential elections to be held during wartime, posing a direct political challenge to President Zelenskyy.
A video from Ugljan island shows Croatian police officers burning waste in the open, sparking outrage amidst an unprecedented wildfire season and daily warnings against open fires.
A Palestinian-American man confronted Israeli settlers besieging his home in the West Bank village of Qusra, highlighting concerns about Israeli military inaction on settler violence and the pressure on Christian families to leave the area.
Instead of the 60th Niš Film Festival, founded by the City of Niš and the Association of Film Actors, two parallel acting festivals will be held this month, organized separately by the City and the Association.
Videos show the emotional first moments as Palestinian-American Loui Ridi arrived at his home in Qusra, reuniting with his family amidst the ongoing siege in the West Bank.
Legendarni Brazilac Neymar se vratio u akciju u brazilskoj Seriji A, a njegov povratak obilježio je i novi susret s čovjekom s kojim već godinama ima buran odnos.
The United Nations has delivered humanitarian aid to Palestinian families in Qusra, West Bank, after Israeli settlers reportedly cut off their access to food, water, and electricity. Residents claim months of harassment and attacks.
Simina Tănăsescu reacted to journalists' questions about her meeting with Bolojan as the Constitutional Court convened to rule on the integrity law, which was challenged by USR-PNL and President Nicușor Dan.
Pope Leo XIV called for an end to violence against Palestinians in the West Bank, amidst reports of ongoing clashes and arrests in the region. The Pope's plea comes as tensions remain high in the area.
In Qusra, Palestinian homes remain surrounded by soldiers, preventing Israeli settlers from returning while also blocking residents from leaving their houses, leading to continued suffering for the local population.
A BBC investigation revealed that a hospital in Pakistan was reusing syringes, contributing to a childhood HIV epidemic. This practice has raised serious concerns about public health and medical safety in the region.
Severe drought and high temperatures have caused the water level of the Danube River in eastern Serbia to drop significantly, revealing the remains of Nazi German warships sunk during World War II.
Sorin Grindeanu, President of the PSD, launched a strong attack on Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan and pro-European parties in the governing coalition, criticizing Romania's economic performance.
Romanian Minister Dragoș Pîslaru stated that proposals for increasing the salaries of dignitaries were received via email from leaders of major political parties. Pîslaru is set to send the salary law project to parties and the president for further discussion.
The University of Helsinki is considering legal action regarding research funding blocked by Minister Rydman, with Vice-Rector Anne Portaankorva indicating that further steps may be discussed with other universities after funding for nine research projects was denied.
MK Ofer Cassif stated that the IDF attempted to prevent him from entering Kusra, describing the incident as an example of 'apartheid' and 'occupation' while vowing to fight for peace.
A former chief of staff to Vjosa Osmani commented on the meeting between Vučić and Zelensky, questioning why Kyiv should view Serbia as a practical partner rather than a strategic or political model for the region.
Israeli settlers resumed a siege on Palestinian homes in the West Bank, leading to Israeli troops intervening to evacuate families and manage the escalating tensions. The incident drew condemnation from the US Ambassador and settler leaders.
The Nišville Jazz Festival and Filmski susreti in Serbia are reportedly not receiving state funding this year, leading to independent organization. Other significant cultural events in the capital are facing similar financial challenges.
Millions of people across Europe and other parts of the world were captivated by a rare total solar eclipse, turning day into night in some regions. The celestial event, described as the best in decades, offered spectacular views from various locations including Greenland, Iceland, and Spain.
Israeli settlers have reportedly besieged several Palestinian families in their homes in the West Bank, cutting off essential services like water and electricity, despite the presence of Israeli forces.
A large-scale search and rescue operation is ongoing in Croatia's Velebit Channel, where two young Portuguese citizens have been found alive, while efforts continue to locate two others.
The IDF condemned an extremist settler takeover of Palestinian property near Qusra and Jalud in the West Bank, calling the activity “illegal, reprehensible, and unacceptable.”
ÖVP culture spokesperson Daniela Gmeinbauer advocates for tax reductions on art and praises Florentina Holzinger, while also commenting on the party's stance regarding controversial art installations.
Ratko Mladic, the former Bosnian Serb military commander convicted of genocide and war crimes for his role in the Srebrenica massacre, has died in United Nations custody at age 84. His death has triggered polarized reactions across the Balkans and drawn statements from international officials.
Tableti i računala danas su nezaobilazan alat u obrazovanju, no istodobno djeci predstavljaju velik izvor ometanja, što zahtijeva nove pristupe usmjeravanju pažnje učenika.
Romania’s ruling coalition faces intense criticism after the Salary Law failed to pass, triggering the forfeiture of hundreds of millions in European Union recovery funds. Opposition leaders and internal party figures have blamed the Social Democrats for prioritizing electoral calculations over economic stability.
Multiple USR parliamentarians, including Cătălin Drulă, are calling for the dismissal of National Antidrug Directorate (SPP) head Lucian Pahonțu after damaging disclosures by Recorder and Snoop.
Gardeners are encouraged to sow eschscholzia seeds in the fall for bright summer flowers that require no seedlings or transplanting, making it ideal for low-maintenance gardens.
Violence and friction have intensified in the occupied West Bank following the installation of a new Israeli gate that isolates a Palestinian village, alongside violent altercations at unauthorized checkpoints. Multiple incidents involving Israeli soldiers, Palestinian police, and lawmakers have drawn international scrutiny over escalating security measures.
Health officials and experts are highlighting the persistent risk of foodborne illnesses during the summer months, urging the public to take precautions against contamination. The discussion also covers the economic and health burdens placed on individuals and the healthcare system by preventable poisoning cases.
With 70 days until the midterm elections, political competition for control of the U.S. Congress has intensified as both parties mobilize resources and messaging.
A Croatian astrology column advises those born under the Fish sign to trust their intuition, as they are expected to experience a surprising and hard-to-explain meeting this week.
During its opening ceremony, the Niš International Film Festival announced the establishment of the “Danilo Bata Stojković” acting lifetime achievement award alongside other prestigious honors.
The USR party has urgently requested that the National Integrity Agency publish data on local and county councilors who hold simultaneous elected positions and employment contracts under new incompatibility rules.
USR has submitted a new Integrity Law, notably without the anti-Fritz amendment, in a move that could potentially save Dominic Fritz's mandate. The party argues that the current law violates European norms and is engaging in discussions with PNL regarding the proposal.
President Nicușor Dan continues negotiations with coalition party leaders to break the deadlock on the unitary salary law, which continues to jeopardize €770 million in National Recovery and Resilience Plan funding.
A large study has found an interesting connection between the time individuals eat breakfast and their potential lifespan. The research suggests that the timing of the first meal could be a factor in longevity.
Klaus-Michael Kühne, one of Germany's wealthiest individuals and a prominent figure in logistics and sports, has died at the age of 89. His death raises questions about the future of his vast fortune and his significant investments, including in the HSV football club.
An American influencer, Justus Reidon, faces the potential demolition of his illegally constructed house in Zagorje, Croatia, a situation that has ignited public debate.
The Bangladesh High Court has upheld the death sentences for two individuals involved in the Nusrat Jahan Rafi murder case and stripped a judge of judicial powers. This ruling marks a significant development in the high-profile case.
USR Deputy Alexandru Dimitriu ironically stated that the draft law on political parties proposed by the Permanent Electoral Authority (AEP) would transform Romania into the "Grindeanu-Țuțuianu Republic." He accused the PSD of seeking absolute control over all political parties and alliances.
USR MP Alexandru Dimitriu criticizes a draft law on political parties in Romania, alleging that it grants the Permanent Electoral Authority full power over the establishment and dissolution of political formations.
France has pledged to provide Ukraine with interceptor missiles to counter intensified Russian attacks, as President Zelensky vows a strong response to recent strikes. This comes amidst ongoing discussions about Ukraine's air defense needs and the economic impact of refinery strikes.
During the closing of the 32nd Sarajevo Film Festival, Bosnian Oscar winner Danis Tanović addressed the poor state of culture and urged his colleagues to take action and exert pressure to bring about change, especially with elections approaching.
Three judges of the Constitutional Court have opposed the decision that would lead to Dominic Fritz losing his mandate as mayor, with the USR party accusing the court of 'fraudulent' constitutional interpretation. Fritz asserts that the sanction applies to his mandate, not him personally.
A Russian drone strike on a shopping centre in Kryvyi Rih, Ukraine, resulted in at least 15 deaths and over 130 injuries, including many children. Ukrainian President Zelenskyy and EU officials condemned the attack as an act of terror.
The Section for Prosecutors of the Superior Council of Magistracy (CSM) reacted to a Facebook post by USR Senator Cristian Ghinea, criticizing his 'suburban' language towards DIICOT prosecutors and notifying the Judicial Inspection.
Interim Minister of Defense Radu Miruţă stated in Timișoara that the USR party will not vote for a government that includes the PSD, emphasizing Romania's need for a full-powered government rather than 'band-aids'.
Research shows Romanians have little trust in the state, and an interview criticizes the USR party for its "total failure" to reach the grassroots, questioning how "heroes" became "enemies."
Palestinian families in the occupied West Bank village of Qusra have been trapped in their homes for 11 days, fueling condemnation and becoming a symbol of increasing settler violence.
UNIQA, a main sponsor of the Sarajevo Film Festival, hosted a reception for guests, partners, and business and cultural community representatives from the region and Europe at the Sarajevo City Hall.
During the Srebrenica Architecture Meetings, license plates belonging to the Army of Republika Srpska (VRS) were found at the Srebrenica Memorial Center, sparking discussions about memorialization and remembrance.
Former Ukrainian Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov has called for wartime elections, arguing that democracy cannot be held hostage by Russia, a proposal deemed unrealistic by President Zelensky's office amid ongoing corruption probes and a recent firing of a top aide.
András Baka officially took office as the new President of Hungary, marking his return to a prominent public role after being removed from a previous position by the Orbán government 15 years ago. He expressed a commitment to bringing order to public affairs in Hungary.
The University of Tampere in Finland plans to appeal to the administrative court regarding the denial of its research funding, according to Rector Keijo Hämäläinen.
A Serbian singer was fined in Croatia for performing a 19th-century song that mentions 'Krajina,' a term associated with a Serb-majority region during the Croatian War of Independence. The singer has since issued an apology.
Uber Eats has introduced robot delivery services in Finland, with autonomous robots now delivering food to customers' homes. The initiative marks a new phase for food delivery in the country.
Parts of Čiovo are experiencing daily low water pressure, particularly between 6 PM and 9 PM, when tourists return from beaches and apartments fill up, causing significant inconvenience during the peak season.
Hollywood actor Woody Harrelson was awarded the Honorary Heart of Sarajevo at the Sarajevo Film Festival (SFF), where he also attended a screening of his film "Welcome to Sarajevo." Harrelson expressed deep gratitude for the recognition, stating it meant more to him than any other award.
Ukrainian and Belgian ministers continued their discussions in a shelter in Kyiv after air raid sirens sounded, with talks focusing on military aid including F-16 jets, amidst new attacks on Kharkiv.
Germany continues to face difficulties in deporting individuals without the right to remain in the country. The article emphasizes that a policy of simply allowing them to stay can no longer be maintained, advocating for voluntary departure or deportation.
The Romanian Constitutional Court (CCR) has issued several decisions, including one that could affect the mandate of Dominic Fritz, while a controversial meeting between the CCR president and a PNL leader has raised questions and calls for clarification.
Romania's interim Foreign Minister, Oana Țoiu, expressed shock over the Constitutional Court's decision to validate an amendment that could lead to Timișoara Mayor Dominic Fritz losing his mandate.
Jadrolinija's largest ferry, the Dalmacija, valued at 18 million euros, has broken down mid-season due to engine failure, leading to the cancellation of its international route between Dubrovnik and Bari and all scheduled trips.
A 40-year-old pedestrian, found to have a high blood alcohol level, was hit by a car while lying on the road near Varaždin, Croatia, and was subsequently hospitalized.
Germany has reported an increase in the number of rejected asylum seekers who voluntarily departed the country in the first half of the year. This trend indicates a rise in voluntary returns among those whose asylum applications were denied.
Human remains discovered during a house demolition have been identified as Brenda Marie LeBlanc, who disappeared in the 1990s, with her death now being investigated as a murder.
The Israeli army reportedly prevented a water tanker from reaching three Palestinian families who have been under siege in Kusra, West Bank, since August 9th.
Analysts are drawing parallels and highlighting differences between the opposition movements in Serbia and Hungary, discussing their strategies and challenges, including the financial implications for campaigns if electoral thresholds are not met.
An analyst discusses the dilemma faced by Serbian opposition parties regarding political participation, drawing parallels with the challenges encountered by the Hungarian opposition.
The President of the Constitutional Court of Romania (CCR) addressed accusations of meeting with Ilie Bolojan before a key debate, while Bolojan himself was booed during Naval Day ceremonies in Constanța. Thousands of military personnel and citizens participated in the events.
Eight members of the HGSS Makarska station spent hours rescuing an ill-equipped tourist from Biokovo mountain who was wearing socks and beach slippers. Rescue services expressed frustration over the increasing number of careless tourists.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu controversially referred to the United Kingdom as an 'Islamic republic' while facing international pressure, including from the US, to condemn recent settler violence against Palestinians in the West Bank. The Israeli military has been criticized for its inaction during these incidents, with plans to transfer law enforcement in the occupied West Bank to police.
Paris Jackson has openly spoken about her initial encounter with her mother, Debbie Rowe, stating that the answers she received were sufficient for her.
Meghan Markle went viral after a video circulated on social media showing Hollywood legend David Foster seemingly 'ignoring' her on the red carpet at a gala event.
Israeli armed forces have largely withdrawn from homes they occupied in the Palestinian village of Qusra, south of Nablus in the West Bank, following an operation in the area. Five Italians were reportedly in the besieged village.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's first official visit to Serbia is described as a diplomatic risk, with discussions on why Kyiv should view Serbia as a practical partner.
The US Department of Defense is reviewing its nuclear strategy under the Trump administration, with an official stating the objective is to maintain deterrence and stability. This reorientation aims to reassess the nation's approach to nuclear weapons.
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry attended a gala in Canada, where their interaction with the host on the red carpet became a subject of widespread discussion online.
A new EU initiative to ban pesticide residues prohibited in the EU from imported food products could lead to a substantial increase in the prices of coffee, orange juice, and berries, with coffee prices potentially tripling under a pessimistic scenario.
Settlers clashed with the IDF and blocked roads in Kusra, West Bank, following the army's dismantling of a nearby tent, leading to the area being declared a closed military zone.
The city of Cologne is facing accusations of actively preventing the deportation of approximately 500 asylum seekers who were legally obligated to leave the country. This alleged 'asylum scandal' has raised questions about the city's handling of immigration policies.
Three additional Israeli gates erected around Palestinian residences in Qusra have heightened fears among residents following weeks of settler-led sieges.
Israeli forces have erected new metal gates near Palestinian homes in Qusra, intensifying fears among besieged residents that the temporary military blockade may become a permanent occupation feature.
Romanian politician Dominic Fritz stated that while he does not agree with all of Mayor Nicușor Dan’s choices, he respects the mayor’s right to decide while affirming citizens’ right to criticize.
Several academic institutions are challenging the administrative court after Education Minister Wille Rydman rejected funding for nine social work research projects earlier this year.
A large police operation cordoned off the area around a McDonald’s restaurant in Saint-Laurent VD on Wednesday evening, though authorities have yet to disclose the specific reasons behind the deployment.
Croatian and Slovak officials have agreed to expand bilateral cooperation in critical areas such as energy security and defense capabilities. The commitment follows recent ministerial meetings aimed at aligning regional strategic interests.
Amid persistent diplomatic tensions with the United States, Iran and Oman are advancing talks to establish a temporary shipping corridor through the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz.
The government aims to restructure state purchasing to reduce foreign dependencies and strengthen local manufacturing, though critics warn the shift may increase costs.
Palestinian residents in Qusra face increasing isolation and restricted movement as Israeli settler activity continues to expand control over the area.
The Pohjanmaa District Court has commenced proceedings in Finland’s largest-ever economic crime case involving the defunct fintech company Icon. The trial, which will span approximately 50 days, examines allegations concerning hundreds of victims and tens of millions of euros in losses.
A new study suggests that eating identical meals for breakfast, lunch, and dinner may actually support weight loss efforts, challenging conventional dietary advice to constantly vary food intake.
Germany has deported 23 Afghans who were subject to removal orders back to Kabul. The federal police carried out the repatriation of these individuals to Afghanistan.
A leader of the 'Caucasian mafia' was brutally assassinated in broad daylight at a gas station in Israel. Graphic video footage captured the cold-blooded execution.
The Appellate Division of Bangladesh's High Court is scheduled to announce its final ruling on capital punishment appeals in the widely publicized Nusrat Jahan Rafi murder trial.
The Finnish Court of Appeal in Turku has begun hearing a complex financial crime case involving Russian millionaire Pavel Melnikov and the company Airiston Helmi. Melnikov is expected to appear in court later.
A cafe in the center of Sveta Nedelja was shot at multiple times during the night, causing damage but no injuries. Authorities have identified a suspect in connection with the incident.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has stated that holding elections during wartime would 'destroy' Ukraine and claimed that Russia plans to mobilize at least 300,000 more troops after its upcoming elections. He also discussed a rift with Ukraine's dismissed defense minister Fedorov and met with US senators to discuss sanctions and ballistic missile defense.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic visited the Deliblato Sands region, which was battling a major wildfire, to assess the situation and commend firefighters. He declared Serbia a 'firefighting superpower,' asserting the country's equipment was superior to that received from the EU, while also noting assistance from Russia and the EU.
Romania is experiencing its longest political deadlock in recent years, with the executive operating without full powers for 110 days and the process of appointing a new prime minister stalled for over two months.
The Sarajevo Film Festival concluded with Sandra Wollner's 'Everytime' winning the Heart of Sarajevo for Best Film, while the event saw over 150,000 visitors and no major incidents. Various other awards were distributed, including to Serbian and Bosnian films, and a large concert by Solomun drew tens of thousands.
British Princes William and Harry, once united in grief over their mother Princess Diana's death, have had their adult relationship fractured by anger and hurt. A new encounter raises questions about potential reconciliation.
A former car salesman has officially become a Belgian prince after a DNA test confirmed his paternity to a member of the Belgian royal family. This revelation grants him royal status and makes him a legal heir to the crown.
Croatian Lika-Senj County Governor Ernest Petry is facing calls for his resignation from the HDZ party after photos emerged of him kissing a younger woman. The scandal has led to internal party discussions and public debate about his future in office.
Kanye West's planned concerts in Russia and the possibility of a meeting with President Vladimir Putin have generated significant controversy and negative reactions. The Kremlin has dismissed the likelihood of a Putin-West encounter.
A former Orthodox priest from Bijeljina, Bosnia, was arrested after attempting to meet a minor, only to be met by police instead. This arrest is part of an operation targeting crimes related to child pornography.
Football star Luka Modrić visited Croatia's largest tourism project, expressing his impression of the construction pace and meeting with the owner and international architects involved in the development.
Dubrovnik Mayor Mato Franković sharply criticized the SDP city councilor Anita Bonačić Obradović, stating that water from the landfill is not tap water, after findings of elevated pollutant levels in groundwater near the Grabovica landfill caused public concern.
Donald Trump announced his intention to meet with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un later this year, emphasizing their 'excellent' relationship and, in an unusual move, claiming North Korea possesses '57 powerful nuclear weapons'.
The city of Cologne is facing criticism and has admitted errors after reportedly rejecting assistance offered by the state of North Rhine-Westphalia for the deportation of migrants required to leave the country.
Following a Constitutional Court decision that could remove Dominic Fritz from his mayoral mandate in Timișoara, protests have been announced and the USR party is meeting to reconfirm its support for him.
A controversial bus advertisement by the Sweden Democrats, featuring the slogan "Do you miss Mogadishu?", has been removed following public criticism and reports of sick leave among bus drivers.
The Finnish Ministry of Education and Culture is reclaiming nearly three million euros in unjustified state subsidies from the city of Turku, linked to IB high school students who were not officially city residents.
The United Arab Emirates suspended all trade and financial dealings with Iran following reports of missile attacks, which Iran denies. This escalation comes amid heightened tensions in the region.
USR is holding meetings across the country after the Constitutional Court declared constitutional an amendment that could potentially lead to Mayor Dominic Fritz losing his mandate. Members from various regions have been summoned to discuss the implications of the ruling.
Dominic Fritz, the mayor of Timișoara, has received a vote of support from his party after a Constitutional Court decision invalidated his mandate. Fritz has publicly stated his defiance against the ruling, with right-wing forces rallying around him.
The Kusra siege has drawn rare US criticism and intensified debate over Israel’s failure to restrain violent factions, as the government considers transferring civilian law enforcement from the IDF.
Dan Dungaciu, first vice-president of AUR, anticipates a fierce political battle within the USR party between Nicușor Dan and Ilie Bolojan following a recent decision by the Constitutional Court of Romania (CCR).
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An Indonesian mother successfully gave birth to her daughter during a 7.7 magnitude earthquake that struck the island of Flores. The powerful tremor caused thousands to be displaced and led to an increasing death toll.
A potential meeting between President Trump and President Putin in Alaska is being discussed, drawing comparisons to historical diplomatic encounters like the 'Spirit of Anchorage' and 'Spirit of Yalta'.
The 25th KotorArt festival, a quarter-century celebration of art and encounters, has successfully concluded in Montenegro. The event marked a significant milestone for the cultural festival.
A new study from the University of Toronto has provided surprising insights into which type of milk—skim, semi-skimmed, or full-fat—is healthiest. The research challenges long-held beliefs in the nutrition world regarding dairy consumption.
Israeli settlers besieged Palestinian homes in the West Bank village of Qusra for a week, with reports of violence including arson and a medical technician being shot and paralyzed.
The 32nd Sarajevo Film Festival is showcasing a diverse range of films, including a Swiss-Croatian director's work with strong ties to Sarajevo and a Slovenian director finding the city fascinating. The festival has seen standing ovations for films like 'The Mountain' and offers various post-screening activities for attendees.
A 55.6-meter-tall statue of the Virgin Mary, believed to be the tallest in Europe, was consecrated in a Polish village. The project was funded by a multi-millionaire and has drawn mixed reactions from locals.
Former Israel Navy commander Eliezer Marom stated that police, not drafted IDF soldiers, should be responsible for handling unrest in Qusra, warning that the current situation harms Israel's reputation.
Mandatory new safety systems in EU cars are reportedly causing problems for police vehicles during emergency interventions, as the systems designed for general driver safety are not adapted for high-speed, siren-activated driving.
Social Democrat President Sorin Grindeanu accused interim Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan and the USR party of having an 'obsessive-compulsive disorder' towards the PSD. Grindeanu suggested they should focus on economic problems instead.
A coach has expressed profound shame and reluctance to discuss football given the ongoing migrant crisis in Ceuta. The situation highlights the severe humanitarian challenges faced in the region.
A dramatic robbery unfolded in a Zagreb shopping center as robbers attacked security guards and stole a suitcase of money, leading to an exchange of gunfire. The incident has been described as a 'film-like' heist.
The United States and the United Nations have strongly condemned the escalating violence by Israeli settlers against Palestinian homes and communities in the West Bank, particularly in Qusra. Reports describe settlers besieging homes and forcing evacuations, with the US ambassador calling the actions 'terror'.
The mayor of Qusra village reports that Israeli troops have been instructing Palestinian families to evacuate their homes, with some houses reportedly being used as barracks, following a siege by Israeli settlers.
Abdullah Ibhais, a former media director for the Qatar 2022 World Cup organizing committee and a key witness in a forced labor and human trafficking case, has been prevented from traveling to a trial in the United States.
The first Book Festival has opened in Pljevlja, Montenegro, featuring a program that began with the presentation of 'A Small Novel about Mud' by Nataša Nelević. The festival aims to be a space for encounters, reflection, and new worlds through literature.
The Eurovision Song Contest has updated its rules, prohibiting countries involved in armed conflict from hosting the event. This change ensures that the winning nation will not undertake hosting duties if it is engaged in a war or deemed insecure.
Conductor Desar Sulejmani discusses the Western Balkan Youth Orchestra, which he founded and directs, ahead of their performance at the KotorArt festival.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić's tour of southwestern Serbia and various public engagements have drawn criticism and discussion. Topics ranged from citizen complaints about job security to political accusations of undermining state interests.
