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Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić hosted diplomatic gatherings in Belgrade to commemorate the 65th anniversary of the inaugural Non-Aligned Movement summit. During the event, Vučić emphasized the movement’s enduring relevance to multilateralism while affirming Serbia’s balanced approach to both European integration and independent foreign policy.
German authorities have accused Russia of sponsoring a hybrid drone attack at Leipzig Airport, announcing immediate counter-sanctions in response. Moscow denied the allegations and warned of further escalation, while French President Emmanuel Macron urged coordinated European punitive measures.
Serbian police and tax authorities detained a 38-year-old man after discovering a large cache of smuggled tobacco products in his vehicle.
Interior Ministry police seized thousands of commercially produced and hand-rolled cigarettes lacking excise stamps during a traffic stop near Aleksinac, valuing the haul at 2.85 million dinars.
The Czech women's national basketball team secured a victory against South Korea in a warm-up match ahead of their World Championship debut in Berlin, led by top scorer Petra Malíková.
Volkswagen management has proposed shutting down four of its German plants by 2034, citing lack of competitiveness, according to reports.
The United States military has conducted a fresh wave of strikes against Iranian targets, citing thwarted attacks on American forces and marking a significant escalation in regional tensions. In response, Iranian officials have vowed to abandon previous restraints and retaliate, while Washington has warned of devastating consequences for any counterattack.
Journalist Kasper Støvring explores a new wave of post-liberal Danish authors who draw inspiration from pre-modern, religious, and mythological themes as a counterpoint to progressive historical narratives.
A US-based firm is set to take over operation of oil fields in Venezuela that were previously run by Chinese and Russian companies, as part of a major energy deal between the Trump administration and Venezuela.
The Commission for Personal Data Protection (CDP) has published its quarterly opinion outlining...
Musician Lionel Richie was voluntarily admitted to an intensive care unit for medical testing after experiencing health difficulties during a performance in St. Louis. Doctors are currently evaluating his condition following the second recent health incident.
Serbian lawmakers have once again failed to appoint a president for the Regulatory Agency for Electronic Media, marking the third unsuccessful voting attempt. The prolonged deadlock raises concerns about governance delays and institutional stagnation within the media watchdog.
Tensions between Zagreb and Belgrade intensified after Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković criticized Serbia’s handling of convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić, prompting a sharp rebuttal from Serbian counterpart Ana Brnabić. The exchange highlights lingering geopolitical friction and differing narratives regarding Balkan wartime history.
A fatal accident occurred when a tractor overturned during routine forestry work, resulting in the death of one worker. Local authorities have launched an investigation into the machinery failure that caused the incident in the wooded area.
The first edition of a popular weekend brunch event in a Belgrade park has concluded, quickly establishing itself as a new social ritual for residents. Organizers praised the strong turnout as the gathering cements its place in the city’s cultural calendar.
European Union officials are advancing plans to dismantle outdated bilateral investment agreements with Russia while firmly rejecting any diplomatic normalization. The initiative coincides with Brussels condemning Moscow’s attendance at recent G20 ministerial gatherings.
Recently released from incarceration, actor Arona Benga gave a candid interview discussing his time in prison and his personal journey toward rehabilitation.
Hundreds of tractors blocked central Copenhagen as agricultural workers demonstrated against new nitrogen emission limits, drawing attention to policy disagreements within Denmark’s governing coalition. Several lawmakers broke from their party’s official stance to support farmer concessions.
A Greek family with six children has settled on the island of Naxos following their earlier relocation from Evrytania, seeking new opportunities and stability. Local officials and community members have welcomed the family as they establish themselves in their new hometown.
Spanish health authorities have attributed more than 5,000 fatalities to extreme heat since June 1, setting a new national record. The unprecedented death toll underscores the severe human impact of the country’s hottest summer on record.
Drivers are sharing a practical life hack involving attaching a wooden clothespin to an air conditioning vent to improve airflow and reduce cabin temperatures during hot weather.
The travel technology company is rolling out new features and improvements aimed at optimizing the booking experience for users of its Vrbo and Escapia vacation rental networks.
The jury in the trial of Lindsay Clancy, an American woman accused of killing her three young children, has reached a deadlock after four days of deliberations. The presiding judge has instructed the jurors to continue their discussions in an effort to reach a unanimous verdict.
The European Commission is revising its trade approach toward China, aiming to reduce the massive bilateral trade deficit by encouraging Beijing to limit exports to the bloc.
An extraordinary parliamentary session scheduled to debate stripping government immunity from prosecution for official duties has been delayed until Thursday following a national day of mourning.
Congress leader Harish Rawat has begun a period of silence in New Delhi to protest legal proceedings against party president Rahul Gandhi, intensifying political friction between the Congress and BJP ahead of parliamentary sessions.
Sports analysts review the latest round of the Croatian First Football League, noting Hajduk Split's impressive performance while pointing out persistent tactical problems for GNK Dinamo Zagreb.
Severe dry conditions have drastically reduced key animal feed crops in Slovakia, driving up feed costs and compelling farmers to cull herds ahead of schedule.
The acclaimed Puerto Flamenco ensemble is launching a tour across Sarajevo, Mostar, and Tuzla, showcasing traditional Spanish dance and music. Local audiences will experience authentic flamenco performances featuring internationally recognized artists.
The decision to allow Russia back into G20 discussions has sparked renewed diplomatic friction between Washington and European capitals. Allies remain divided on how to handle Moscow’s participation amid the ongoing war in Ukraine.
Agricultural producers in Serbia report crop yields have been cut in half by severe drought, prompting threats of widespread protests if government subsidy payments are delayed before autumn planting.
The USR party continues lobbying parliamentarians to remove the "Fritz amendment" from ANI legislation, coinciding with legal developments regarding imprisoned politician Clotilde Armand.
Gilles Pélisson discusses upcoming challenges and strategic approaches for the French audiovisual sector as the country prepares to host the premier Rendez-Vous programming market in Le Havre.
Stanislav Balík, a former constitutional court justice, criticized the Czech government's approach to governance, warning against legislative actions that exceed constitutional boundaries despite electoral mandates.
A tanker carrying dangerous flammable material overturned near Turnov in the Czech Republic, prompting police to close the road and evacuate workers from a nearby company as a safety precaution.
What do Ukrainian women who have experienced wartime violence and Palestinian women who want to have children with their imprisoned men have in common? According to the Jeden svet festival, it's bonds.
Japanese authorities have arrested a suspect accused of murdering at least 30 hamsters in a hotel room while recording his crimes. The case has drawn international attention due to the disturbing nature of the animal abuse.
Terrified passengers reportedly pleaded with the captain of the Filo Jet ferry to turn back shortly after departure, but the vessel capsized and sank near Northern Cyprus, prompting rescue efforts.
Prime Minister Đuro Macut stated that despite changing global circumstances, the core values of the Non-Aligned Movement remain vital, calling for dialogue and multilateralism amid current geopolitical conflicts.
The Novi Teatar in Bosnia and Herzegovina has phased out traditional printed play posters, replacing them with digital displays accessible via QR codes. The shift aims to modernize audience engagement while reducing physical waste.
The actress reinstated her social media account following a long absence, marking her first public appearance since the Varsity Blues admissions scandal broke.
An opinion piece challenges the long-held belief that educational freedom is a fundamental liberal principle in Dutch society, arguing it functions more as a national myth than an active policy reality.
Britanski list The Guardian proglasio je hrvatski otok Cres favoritom među manje poznatim europskim destinacijama nakon glasovanja svojih čitatelja.
A Dutch newspaper explores whether a female counterpart exists to the cultural stereotype of the "white man with a small penis and a big car," sparking discussion on gendered social phenomena.
A mother and her daughter from Sarajevo passed away within an hour of each other during a family vacation in Montenegro, prompting widespread grief and public farewells in their hometown. Local authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the sudden deaths.
Acknowledging widespread regulatory violations by local allotment garden committees, Danish lawmakers are pushing for stricter oversight and updated bylaws to enforce compliance and restore order within the communities.
The Council of Ministers adopted an updated institutional contribution for the annual progress report on Bosnia and Herzegovina's European integration path, which will be submitted to the European Commission.
Montenegrin police have finished examining the scene where Sabunjin died, seizing electronic devices and other evidence pending forensic analysis.
Germany has rejected claims that the election technology used in the elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina on October 4 was unconstitutional in that country.
A Russian national accused of killing three individuals in Montenegro has taken his own life, halting the criminal investigation into the triple homicide. Montenegrin police stated that the suspect had manipulated his victims before the fatal incident occurred.
Police are investigating a robbery near Zagreb's Maksimir park where a young man forcibly removed a gold chain from a 79-year-old woman before fleeing the scene.
A Russian citizen opened fire at a shooting range in Danilovgrad, Montenegro, killing three instructors before taking his own life. Investigators are examining the attacker’s movements and prior visits to the facility leading up to the tragedy.
Several European delegations have protested Russia’s participation in the G20 summit by refusing to stand alongside Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov during the official group photograph. The diplomatic snub highlights ongoing tensions between Western allies and Moscow following the war in Ukraine.
In a candid interview at the Niš Film Festival, filmmaker Andrija Kuzmanović reflects on youth accountability, personal growth, and navigating contemporary societal challenges.
Lidl has restocked its popular fragrance collection with a 50 percent price reduction, while Kenya Power is assigning 426 newly trained engineers to accelerate national grid modernization.
The European Union is evaluating the establishment of a new military mission in Lebanon to replace the outgoing United Nations peacekeeping force. Security planners are assessing regional stability as the current UNIFIL mandate nears completion.
NATO will have to reinvent itself and become relevant for the current times, assessed the former Secretary General of the Alliance, Briton Lord Robertson, in a discussion at the Bled Strategic Forum.
The European Anti-Fraud Office (OLAF) is investigating suspicions surrounding EU funds for a playground in the village of Havranec, which has fifteen inhabitants. The analysis is not yet an official investigation.
Tim Cook stepped down after 15 years as Apple CEO, handing over to John Ternus, who faces the challenge of maintaining the company's growth and innovation.
Large traders in Serbia are obliged to publish digital price lists from today, September 1, which should enable consumers easier access to information.
A woman fatally stabbed one person and injured another in New York’s Times Square before being shot dead by responding police officers. Authorities are investigating the motive behind the violent incident that occurred in the busy tourist district.
The head of Montenegro's education union anticipates tense situations and parental protests in kindergartens following new child vaccination rules, highlighting the significant pressure placed on teachers and calling for better working conditions.
New regulations require all VAT-liable companies in France to receive electronic invoices, a move officials describe as a major productivity lever for the business sector.
A parliamentary committee has advised against granting immunity to Slovenian Prime Minister Robert Golob, who has already publicly dismissed the proposal as unnecessary. The recommendation sets the stage for a formal vote in the National Assembly.
National Liberal Party lawmaker Siegfried Mureșan criticized the Social Democratic Party during a television interview, claiming their return to government would reverse recent fiscal discipline and waste national savings.
A straightforward culinary addition can significantly improve both the taste and texture of boiled vegetables, offering home cooks an easy way to elevate everyday meals.
The European Commission has firmly stated that existing Schengen border regulations will remain unchanged, disregarding repeated requests from transport operators across the Western Balkans. Brussels maintains that any modifications to border control protocols must follow standardized EU-wide procedures rather than bilateral exceptions.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has warned commercial airlines and insurers that Russian airspace is effectively closed due to sustained drone attacks. The statement drew sharp condemnation from Moscow, which dismissed the warning as an attempt at state terrorism.
Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang has projected that artificial intelligence will generate hundreds of thousands of new employment opportunities across various sectors. He emphasized that the technology will also drive demand for skilled tradespeople and hands-on manufacturing roles.
Four fire trucks responded to a blaze in the Vrbanja area of Banja Luka, successfully containing the fire to wooded areas and preventing damage to nearby buildings.
The Czech government has presented a 2027 budget featuring a 389 billion CZK deficit, the second deepest in the country's history. Officials defend it as corrective while economists warn of potential inflation risks amid high spending.
The United States Secretary of Energy is visiting Venezuela to discuss a framework that would permit Chevron to restart domestic oil production. The mission reflects ongoing diplomatic and economic efforts to normalize energy trade between Washington and Caracas amid shifting geopolitical conditions.
Former footballer Momčilo Otašević recently shared updates of his family vacation in Njeguši, Montenegro, highlighting how he spends his leisure time with his children.
The three-part theatrical production, conceived and choreographed by Jasna Layes Vinovrški, debuted at Sarajevo's National Theatre.
Major grocery chains across Croatia are running aggressive promotional campaigns, offering steep discounts on meat products to attract cost-conscious shoppers.
As the issue enters the French presidential campaign, data reveals a stark reality regarding whether French teachers are financially disadvantaged compared to their European counterparts.
Moscow’s attempt to build a domestic alternative to Starlink for military drone and missile communications in Ukraine is struggling, with multiple satellite launches failing.
Oil giant Chevron is expected to announce it will expand operations in Venezuela, US official says AP News
Several major companies saw significant stock price fluctuations during midday trading, driven by earnings reports, sector trends, and broader market sentiment.
Serbian telecommunications provider Yettel has taken channels N1 and Nova off its platform, prompting experts to label the move a politically motivated tactic ahead of upcoming elections. Critics argue the timing and execution signal broader media suppression strategies.
A regional food publication shares practical advice on crafting and preserving a creamy black onion spread, noting its three-to-four-day shelf life in sealed containers.
Health authorities across Croatia and neighboring Balkan nations are reporting a rise in West Nile virus infections, prompting urgent mosquito fogging campaigns in affected cities like Zagreb. Officials warn residents to take precautions as summer cases continue to climb.
Political figures from the region emphasized that sustainable progress toward European Union membership depends on implementing domestic reforms and maintaining stable diplomatic ties. The statements underscore the importance of regional cooperation in advancing integration goals.
The Hungarian government proposed transferring 99 central Budapest properties and public spaces to municipal management, alongside plans to establish a city development council and resolve the Planetarium's status.
Major oil equities including Chevron and Exxon rallied as two significant developments in the energy sector converged, boosting investor sentiment across the industry.
'There should not be a significant increase in the price of food and fuel. Europe has sufficient food production, but the drought will affect transport because a lot of goods are transported on the Danube and Rhine, which are now shallow, so...'
Jan Maryška from the consumer magazine dTest explains that damaged non-stick cookware remains safe to use, addressing common household chemical concerns.
The Serbian Volleyball Federation announced that player Minja Osmajić will miss the remainder of the European Championship after suffering a right hand injury.
Former diplomat Božo Kovačević commented on reactions to Ratko Mladić's death and a waste scandal in Gospić, describing them as a conspiracy between organized crime and top officials protected by the HDZ party.
The central government has transferred several downtown properties to the capital city rent-free for 100 years to finalize the Buda Castle Quarter redevelopment project.
Croatian health authorities have confirmed two measles cases in Zagreb and successfully traced the initial infection source. The findings have prompted renewed vaccination awareness and monitoring to prevent further community transmission.
US energy giant Chevron is nearing a definitive agreement to acquire and develop two large oil fields in Venezuela's Orinoco Belt, signaling renewed corporate engagement in the region's petroleum sector.
Photos from Užice have sparked public outrage after showing a group of individuals allegedly mistreating a man who refused to leave a local café.
Prominent Serbian analyst Milićević has publicly condemned the leadership of the Serbian Orthodox Church, alleging that it has transformed into a propaganda arm supporting President Aleksandar Vučić’s administration.
Latest purchasing managers' index data for August shows mixed manufacturing trends across major economies, with the eurozone hitting a four-year high while the UK, Italy, and Russia experienced contraction or cooling growth.
The USR political party is demanding that Parliament urgently resolve the dual examination system for students, calling for the immediate removal of high school admission tests that run concurrently with the National Evaluation.
Authorities in Belgrade have canceled a public tender for restoring green areas in front of the Museum of Yugoslavia due to insufficient pricing proposals.
Iran’s central bank governor stated that the country maintains adequate foreign currency reserves to withstand ongoing American sanctions. The assertion was made as Tehran seeks to project economic resilience amid continued international pressure.
The famous Lithuanian basketball brothers have reportedly invested approximately €500,000 into a private educational institution for children as the new academic year begins.
Official health data reveals that record-breaking temperatures across Spain resulted in more than 2,100 heat-related deaths throughout August. The staggering toll underscores the severe public health impact of prolonged extreme weather events in the region.
The European Commission is expected to decide on the status of professional drivers from the Western Balkans, indicating that solutions should be sought within existing Schengen rules.
Law enforcement officers in the Niary Tally district of Dakar detained a young individual during a patrol after discovering more than a kilogram of Indian hemp in his possession.
Fashion editors recommend soft, slouchy handbags as the top accessory trend for returning to the workplace in Fall 2026.
The Independent Journalists Association of Serbia strongly condemned harassment and threats directed at media professionals following their reporting on the death of former Bosnian Serb leader Ratko Mladić.
After several years playing abroad, Slovenian midfielder Blaž Kramer has returned to his home country to sign a two-year contract with NK Celje.
Marta Kos addressed the Bled Strategic Forum, urging candidate countries to receive a firm commitment from the EU regarding its readiness to expand membership.
The town of Sinj has seen an increase of over 300 preschool children in five years, leading local authorities to begin building new kindergarten facilities.
Pljevlja mayor Dario Vraneš released a tribute calling Mladić an immortal Serbian general, sparking controversy over the commemoration of convicted war criminals.
A California jury has convicted former gang member Duane “Keffe D” Davis of second-degree murder and assault in connection with the 1996 shooting of rapper Tupac Shakur, bringing a legal resolution to one of hip-hop’s most infamous unsolved cases.
Lithuanian President Gitanas Nausėda expressed concerns over potential political consultations involving nominees for the Central Electoral Commission. He emphasized the need to safeguard the institution’s impartiality amid ongoing appointment debates.
As Montenegro advances toward European Union membership, officials note that the country's future fiscal obligations will depend heavily on its economic capacity and the revised EU financing framework currently under negotiation.
Stellantis has appointed Arnaud Belloni as the new chief executive officer for Fiat, Abarth, and Lancia, restructuring its automotive leadership. Concurrently, Xavier Peugeot will assume operational control of Jeep Europe.
Schools across Europe, the Middle East, and Israel have welcomed millions of students back to class as the new academic year officially begins. Several education systems are rolling out updated curricula featuring artificial intelligence and financial literacy alongside expanded campus infrastructure.
Authorities have confirmed that a 45-year-old woman and her 22-year-old daughter from Sarajevo died of natural causes during a vacation in Dobri Vodi, Montenegro.
Opposition figures in Tivat have accused a prominent local politician of orchestrating behind-the-scenes deals to bring the Democratic Party of Socialists back to municipal control.
Motorists and opposition politicians in the Czech Republic are voicing strong opposition to the proposed 2027 state budget, which projects a historic deficit of 389 billion crowns. Critics argue the financial plan disproportionately burdens taxpayers to fund large-scale highway projects.
The coverage outlines current trading data and price forecasts for Chevron and Walmart shares. Both reports detail recent market performance alongside analyst projections for each company’s stock.
A major infrastructure initiative valued at GH¢598 million has been launched to provide electricity access to 206 underserved communities across Ghana. The project was unveiled through a virtual reality presentation to showcase its scope and implementation plan.
Members of Slovakia’s ruling coalition have introduced a bill that would impose prison sentences for deliberately defacing or misusing the country’s historical double cross emblem. The proposal targets acts deemed offensive to national heritage, including displaying the symbol in indecent locations.
Local authorities announced adjusted operating hours and reduced admission fees for the saltwater lake complex after visitor numbers exceeded seasonal projections.
A simple yet elegant creamy mushroom risotto recipe designed to satisfy even the most discerning palates for a hassle-free lunch.
The official music video for the theme song of MEGA's highly anticipated new drama series 'Dyo Mavra Poukamisa' (Two Black Shirts) has been officially released, marking a creative collaboration for the show.
WORKERS are finishing asphalting the roadway on Vukovarska Street today.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi publicly called on Russian President Vladimir Putin to halt the war in Ukraine during a visibly strained interaction at the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit. The diplomatic exchange underscores growing international pressure on Moscow amid conflicting strategic narratives from Kyiv and Beijing.
Young singer Ishak Kurić has released his debut music video and song "Opasna igra", marking his first step on the music scene while highlighting his brother's crucial role in his career.
Zoran Gavrilovic, executive director of the Bureau for Social Research (BIRODI), called on the executives and management of SBB, Yettel Serbia (e& PPF
The inclusion of Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov at the G20 meeting in the USA has strained relations between Washington and its European allies.
Veteran journalist and columnist Tihana Tomičić takes over leadership of the prominent Croatian daily newspaper following the departure of Slavica Bakić.
Colleagues and critics honor the late Slobodan Šnajder, recognizing his profound impact on Yugoslav, regional, and European literary and dramatic scenes.
Beyond traditional supplies, educational technology and smart devices are increasingly playing a central role in tracking student progress, facilitating learning, and supporting daily routines.
Betting company Mozzart is running a month-long promotional campaign in Bosnia and Herzegovina featuring daily challenges, free spins, flights, and a major weekend tournament.
European nations expressed displeasure over the presence of a Russian minister at a G20 event, with some refusing to pose for a group photo.
Bosnia and Herzegovina’s state court has received a revised indictment charging six suspects with war crimes related to the Sanski Most and Manjača detention camps, while political friction continues to surface within the country’s prosecutorial leadership.
Prime Minister Burnham delivered his first address to Parliament, pledging to restore national hope and reverse economic decline following years of political turmoil. Separately, a United Nations report confirmed that Syria constructed a nuclear reactor facility in Deir el-Zour during the Assad era.
The Trump administration justified a new agreement with Venezuela aimed at removing Chinese and Russian influence from regional oilfields as Chevron prepares to scale up its operations.
Authorities have published surveillance footage capturing the moment Slovenian President Nataša Pirc Musar was killed in a high-speed collision inside the Kastelec tunnel. The release follows an ongoing investigation into the circumstances surrounding the tragic accident.
A young girl was hospitalized after colliding with a jet ski while riding a stand-up paddleboard in the waters south of Rovinja, Croatia.
An analysis explores how Serbia’s relationship with the Non-Aligned Movement has shifted from principles of equality and international law to contemporary geopolitical alignments.
The ongoing Niš Film Festival featured premieres and screenings, highlighted by acclaimed Serbian actor Rajko Bjelogrlić emphasizing the importance of reconnecting performers with local communities. The event continues to highlight regional filmmaking amid broader cultural programming.
The European Society of Cardiology has unveiled updated clinical guidelines for managing heart failure, emphasizing that it is a complex syndrome rather than a single disease requiring tailored treatment approaches.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Bosnia and Herzegovina issued a statement after German officials announced that Russian intelligence services were behind the attack at Leipzig airport on August 4.
Nakon što je predsjednica Narodne skupštine Republike Srbije Ana Brnabić ustvrdila da je hrvatski premijer Andrej Plenković "otvoreno podržao neskrivenog ustašu" Marka Perkovića Thompsona, ministar…
Stefan Thumann asserts that Germany and Russia are already engaged in active conflict rather than hybrid warfare, citing a discovered assassination plot that has forced him into protective custody.
Recept za sočne i kremaste cannelloni punjene bolonjezom, pokrjene bešamel sosom i zapečene do savršenstva sa rendanim sirom.
Dutch authorities have arrested 34 suspects following a violent shootout in a rural village that left one civilian dead and two police officers injured. Investigators believe the attack is connected to ongoing narcotics operations and a prominent cocaine syndicate.
Russian President Vladimir Putin met with Iranian officials at the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit to strengthen bilateral ties and coordinate responses to Western pressure. The dialogue occurred alongside Tehran’s simultaneous outreach to Washington regarding potential diplomatic de-escalation.
The European Democratic Party issued a clear statement aligning with EU enlargement commissioner Marta Kos, emphasizing that glorifying criminals like Ratko Mladic has no place in the EU.
Masses of people are crossing the Torkham border crossing between Pakistan and Afghanistan. Afghanistan is facing the return of its own citizens who were expelled from Pakistan and Iran.
August data shows eurozone inflation climbing to 3.3%, strengthening market expectations for an upcoming European Central Bank interest rate increase. The report also highlights diverging national employment trends across member states.
A serious traffic accident involving two cars and a truck has completely blocked road I/65 heading toward Turčianske Teplice, forcing authorities to recommend detours via road II/519.
Porsche will release its highly specialized 911 GT3 Bergsport model exclusively to customers in four European countries, deliberately excluding Germany from the initial allocation. The ultra-rare track-focused variant underscores the automaker’s strategy for limited-edition performance vehicles.
Much of the country is enjoying calm, clear skies and rising heat, with meteorologists forecasting peak temperatures of 34°C across most regions through early September.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art has called off its planned retrospective on fashion designer John Galliano amid renewed public outrage over his past antisemitic remarks. The decision follows intense criticism from cultural figures and advocacy groups.
Survivors expressed deep distress over murals and ceremonies glorifying Mladić in Kalinovik, questioning how society can celebrate a convicted war criminal.
Inspired by German urban planning, a young architect has designed a modern multi-level parking facility intended to alleviate severe parking shortages in the Bosnian town of Živinica.
The annual summer bathing season at Belgrade’s Lido recreational area has officially concluded, prompting the Serbian Armed Forces to dismantle the temporary pontoon bridge. The closure marks the end of the popular riverside leisure destination for the year.
Parents across Europe are navigating the logistical and emotional challenges of sending their children to kindergarten and primary school for the first time. Educators and childcare providers are implementing orientation programs to help young students adjust to the new academic environment.
A court in Pančevo has issued a temporary measure ordering a primary school in Omoljica to immediately reinstate teacher Vladimir Ristić to his position following his dismissal.
A charismatic young leader from the Alternative for Germany party in Saxony-Anhalt is positioned just a handful of seats away from securing a role in the regional coalition, raising concerns over far-right influence.
Russian forces have conducted six consecutive days of heavy missile and drone attacks across Ukraine, killing at least 12 people in Kyiv alone. The sustained campaign marks a significant escalation in Moscow’s aerial tactics, drawing widespread condemnation from international observers.
Renowned Montenegrin vocalist Hanka Paldum has made a hospital visit to fellow singer Zora Dubljević, sparking widespread public sympathy and media coverage. The emotional encounter highlights solidarity within the region’s music community amid Dubljević’s health crisis.
After two years in the village of Furna, Evrytania, a large family prepares to move to Naxos, prompting their local teacher to share a heartfelt message about their departure and the school's open-door policy.
Bosnian Council member Željko Komšić held talks with EU Ambassador Luigi Soreca, reaffirming that Bosnia and Herzegovina's European perspective remains its primary strategic goal.
Starting in September, residents of Belgrade will be able to return unused or expired medicines to local pharmacies under a new pilot initiative aimed at ending the long-standing practice of improper pharmaceutical disposal. The program seeks to improve public health and environmental safety through regulated collection.
The rising popularity of the new right-wing faction poses a direct electoral threat to Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's governing alliance ahead of next year's national elections.
American officials are reviewing the six-month US-Iran military campaign's high costs and limited strategic results following recent strikes near the Strait of Hormuz. Concurrently, Qatar has warned against further escalation and called for an immediate return to diplomatic negotiations.
Police from the State Investigation and Protection Agency (SIPA) arrested one individual in the Kaknje area as part of the ongoing "Han" operational action targeting organized crime and unauthorized activities.
"I wouldn't call it a new phase of the war, but an adaptation to the static situation on the battlefield and preparation for a massive strike on Ukrainian infrastructure before winter.
The European Commission announced today that Schengen rules will not change, although officials of that institution are aware that certain categories, including
Volkswagen is launching an internal investigation into a Chinese supplier following reports that 107 recently graduated workers were abruptly terminated, sparking labor rights debates.
Pupils from Jovina Gymnasium in Novi Sad staged a mass boycott and rally outside a local school to support educators who were recently fired or suspended without reinstatement.
A new kindergarten in Zagreb began operations without a mayoral ribbon-cutting, prompting complaints from parents who noted construction work was still incomplete.
Utility operators have announced scheduled electricity interruptions affecting several municipalities throughout Wednesday and Thursday. Residents are advised to prepare for temporary service disruptions due to routine grid maintenance.
Severe drought has halved sunflower and corn yields across Serbia, driving purchase prices to historic lows and prompting agricultural workers to warn of widespread protests if government subsidies are not paid promptly.
The Czech cabinet has officially approved a proposal to cut national unemployment benefit payments, sparking political debate. Opposition parties have voiced strong disagreement with the austerity measure, arguing it will disproportionately impact vulnerable workers.
A well-known large family that initially relocated to the mountain village of Furna in Evrytania is departing for Naxos after two years. Residents and local officials note that despite significant efforts to support the household, economic and logistical challenges prompted the move.
Two relatives passed away within an hour of each other while on holiday in Dobri Vodi, prompting local authorities to investigate the circumstances.
State-owned transport operator VR announced plans to retire physical ticket kiosks across its network, shifting entirely to digital and mobile purchasing channels.
Water used to extinguish a fire on Mala Švarča mountain was illegally dumped into the Mrežnica and Korana rivers, causing environmental contamination in the Karlovac region.
Delegates at the 65th anniversary commemoration of the Belgrade Conference stressed that non-alignment represents the right of smaller nations to define their own foreign policy rather than passive neutrality.
Police investigators have taken over the site of a large warehouse fire in Karlovac that destroyed facilities belonging to Nova Chem and Gavranović, following alarming discoveries by firefighters.
The company founded by Mate Rimac has issued its first official statement regarding inquiries about returning millions in European grants allocated for its autonomous vehicle initiative.
A 2024 book examines the evolution of political leadership in Senegal, dedicating its insights to Ousmane Sonko's impact on national governance. The publication reflects on how power transitions test true leadership amid public hope and political change.
According to reports, the Trump administration intends to direct approximately $4 million toward supporting right-leaning media organizations and conservative advocacy groups throughout Europe. The proposed funding has drawn attention from political observers and European officials alike.
A married couple living 1,700 kilometers apart in Belgium and Tunisia reveals that a mere 114-euro expense continues to prevent them from reuniting, despite their 13-year relationship.
The government approved proposals introducing prison terms for officials with disproportionate assets and establishing hate speech as a criminal offense.
President Petr Pavel warned that the proposed state budget for next year is flawed due to a high deficit, expressing hope that revisions will be made before final approval.
Renewed U.S.-Iran hostilities have pushed oil prices sharply higher, sparking fresh inflation concerns across global markets. Consequently, government bond yields have surged to multi-decade peaks as investors reassess economic stability and risk.
Three separate authorities are examining the circumstances surrounding the capsizing of two vessels off Cyprus's Cape Greco coast, which resulted in the death of businessman Dimi Mavropoulos.
Croatian broadcaster Nives Ivanišević, wife of tennis legend Goran Ivanišević, has drawn widespread acclaim for maintaining her striking looks and professional presence.
M6 subsidiary SND secured international distribution rights for the film starring Oscar-nominee Bérénice Bejo as Alice Guy, recognized as cinema's first female director.
Moscow's top diplomat has stated that increased NATO military operations in the Arctic region pose a direct security threat to Russia and could trigger severe consequences.
US Army Secretary Dan Driscoll has submitted his resignation following reported tensions and policy disagreements with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. The departure marks a significant leadership shake-up at the Pentagon amid ongoing military restructuring efforts.
The family of newborn Tommy has shared a touching tribute following the tragic death of his mother, Chelsea McGillivray, who suffered cardiac arrest during labor.
The newly crowned Miss World Montenegro highlights that true beauty lies in having a purpose, framing her reign as a legacy and opportunity to create meaningful change.
Legal expert Rakočević commended the swift police action following a triple homicide, while emphasizing the responsibility of shooting ranges in the ongoing investigation.
Federal Energy Minister Lakić confirmed that funds for Zenica miners' regression payments have been transferred, while diplomatic efforts continue in Washington to secure a permanent status solution.
As Serbian students return to classrooms across the country, major urban centers like Belgrade are experiencing significant morning traffic congestion typical of the academic year start.
A member of the Democratic Party's presidency issued a statement offering deepest condolences to the families of victims and praising police officers who risked their lives protecting citizens.