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The Hungarian government and Wizz Air have established a joint task force to address and reduce night-time noise pollution around the capital's airspace. The initiative aims to find solutions to mitigate the impact of aircraft noise on residents.
Hungary has initiated a significant restructuring of its diplomatic network, recalling 25 heads of diplomatic missions, including ambassadors from Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina.
A Russian airline, Volga-Dnepr Airlines, has been denied by a Canadian court in its attempt to reclaim an Antonov cargo plane that has been grounded in Canada due to sanctions.
Hungary's Interior Minister Pósfai announced that a significant portion of ongoing audits are reaching a stage where more details can be presented to the public, outlining professional concepts being finalized in various areas.
Residents in Hungary witnessed the night sky briefly turn to daylight in the pre-dawn hours on Saturday. This extraordinary celestial phenomenon occurred shortly after thunderstorms had moved out of the area.
Montenegro's URA party stated that institutional failures are deeply inhumane, leaving children with developmental disabilities, people with disabilities, and families dependent on state aid as hostages of the government's incompetence.
Kyiv is experiencing more intense Russian attacks this summer than at any time since 2022, impacting residents' sleep due to unpredictable assaults, air raids, and constant readiness.
A fluctuating front system has caused a more than ten-degree Celsius temperature difference across Hungary, with some areas experiencing 21°C while others reach 38°C.
A Delo studio discussion explains why the visit of basketball stars from the Los Angeles Lakers team, led by Luka Dončić, is more than just a tourist trip to Slovenia.
An article explores the reasons behind Slovenia's notable success in sports, suggesting that a small country is not necessarily a small society, but can become so when its spheres of comparison and decision-making shrink.
Former Czech President Miloš Zeman is reportedly considering a third run for the presidency, potentially challenging current President Pavel. Experts have outlined his chances, noting that the constitution does not prohibit it.
This article explores the idea of starting new initiatives or making changes at any time of the year, questioning the tradition of waiting until January for new beginnings. It encourages readers to embrace fresh starts whenever they feel ready.
The Paks Nuclear Power Plant is expected to operate at full capacity by next Thursday or Friday, with the remaining turbines scheduled to be reconnected this Sunday. This development aims to restore the plant's full operational output.
Hungary's Vitézy announced further railway development plans, including the complete reconstruction and potential relocation of a section of the Győr railway line to allow for speeds of up to 160 km/h.
Péter Magyar has stated that the turbines currently offline at the Paks Nuclear Power Plant could begin to be reconnected starting Sunday. This announcement suggests a potential increase in the plant's operational capacity.
A pilot explains the significant risks involved in night aerial firefighting, noting that intense fire and flames can blind night vision devices, making operations hazardous.
Hungarian politician Magyar Péter announced that planning for the reconnection of the Paks nuclear power plant's turbines could begin next week. The statement was made from the Paks barge.
An Israeli man in his 60s has died in Peru after being imprisoned for over three years, prompting both Israeli and Peruvian foreign ministries, along with ZAKA, to arrange for the return of his body for burial in Israel.
The Supreme Public Prosecutor's Office condemned the burning of a prosecutor's car in Valjevo, marking the second such attack in eight months. The High Prosecutorial Council has scheduled an extraordinary session to address the incident and discuss undue influence on public prosecutors.
The reasons behind the frequent recurrence of shoulder pain are being explored. Understanding these factors is crucial for effective treatment and prevention.
A protest titled "Don't bet on suffering" was held at the Służewiec Racecourse in Warsaw against the practice of tying horses' tongues to their jaws during races.
Despite the rapid advancements in technology that have connected people, many singles are now opting to return to in-person dating, questioning the effectiveness of algorithm-driven online dating platforms.
Od pół roku w krakowskich autobusach i tramwajach obowiązuje zakaz rozmów przez głośnik w telefonie. Kto się nie stosuje, może dostać mandat.
Following a near-accident at Leipzig Airport, the German government is alarmed and is allocating significant funds to improve security measures, acknowledging a lack of preparedness.
Warsaw is preparing for a military parade on Wisłostrada to celebrate Polish Army Day, which will result in significant road and bridge closures, as well as changes to public transport.
A 23-year-old man attacked and stabbed his former employer at a construction site in Zakaki, Limassol, following a heated verbal altercation.
A Ryanair flight experienced a terrifying incident when a window shattered mid-flight, reportedly due to a detached engine part, causing a passenger to be partially sucked out. Investigations revealed bird remains in the engine, suggesting a bird strike may have contributed to the engine damage.
Croatian politicians are engaged in a heated debate regarding waste management issues in Gospić, with questions raised about the State Security Agency's (SOA) investigation into public rumors. Opposition figures are criticizing the system's failures and the issuance of permits without proper oversight.
Predsednik Srbije i član Srpske napredne stranke (SNS) Aleksandar Vučić izjavio je da je zakazao "velike narodne skupove" u Užicu i Novom Sadu, ne pre
Drought and high temperatures may be an additional incentive for some arsonists in Slovenia, as they expect the fire to spread faster and cause a greater impact, making the country particularly vulnerable.
An opinion piece in a Slovenian outlet criticizes TVS for advertising dietary supplements and questions why an U-18 handball match was not broadcast.
Authorities are investigating reports of brown material leaking into the Danube River near Almásfüzitő, Hungary, in the section below a red mud reservoir, following numerous public complaints.
Artificial intelligence is identified as a significant risk to communist China. The technology's implications are being considered a potential threat to the regime.
Following a meeting of the Board of Directors scheduled for noon, the management of Red Star Belgrade is set to address the public at a press conference at 1 PM, according to several Belgrade media outlets.
Europe continues to experience a significant heatwave, with temperatures reaching up to 40 degrees Celsius in some regions like Cyprus, leading to a very high risk of wildfires and local heat warnings across the continent. The drought has also revealed the remains of a lost village as reservoir levels drop.
While heatwaves are claiming thousands of lives across Europe, analyses by the National Institute of Public Health for Slovenia show no statistically significant excess deaths during heatwaves since 2016.
Alexander Milinkevich, a prominent leader of the Belarusian democratic opposition and former presidential candidate, has passed away. He was known for his efforts to challenge the Lukashenka regime.
A Polish man has been sentenced to three years in prison and a 15-year driving ban for ignoring previous court orders, driving an electric moped while banned, and fleeing from police.
A proposal to introduce a nationwide nighttime ban on alcohol sales, excluding petrol stations, is reportedly gaining support from the majority of political forces in the Polish Sejm and the presidential palace.
Western Europe recorded its hottest June and July on record, leading to significant economic damage, early harvests, and warnings from banks about the impact of extreme heat on EU growth. The unprecedented temperatures have also highlighted broader climate change concerns and affected water levels in major rivers.
A woman and her 5-month-old baby died after a boat capsized near the Statue of Liberty in New York Harbor. The boat's captain, Manuel Hernandez, has been arrested and faces multiple charges in connection with the incident.
A producer reportedly advised Tom Holland and Zendaya not to fall in love, a common occurrence for actors playing Spider-Man, but their romance ultimately led to marriage.
A section of Budapest's Metro Line 2 between Deák Ferenc tér and Déli pályaudvar is not operating due to an accident, with replacement buses serving the route, bypassing Batthyány tér station.
The article highlights the recurring issue of drought, exacerbated by summer heatwaves, and emphasizes the need for various sectors to collaborate on water management and prioritize water usage.
The question is raised as to why Europe appears to be recklessly heading towards a major war with Russia. This analysis explores the factors contributing to the escalating tensions and potential conflict.
As the Sziget Festival approaches, organizers are battling dust and heat, with a dangerous section of the shoreline cordoned off and extra facilities being added.
The Gottman Institute suggests that changes in routine and additional pressures can increase conflict among couples during the summer, but emphasizes that conflict itself doesn't necessarily indicate a bad relationship.
In an interview, poet Jovana Barać discusses her debut poetry collection 'Atlas of Departures,' which explores themes of loss, family heritage, and transgenerational patterns, portraying departures as also stories of arrival.
A commentary by Parászka Boróka discusses Ágnes Forsthoffer's balancing act over the Hungarian public divide, questioning the serious re-evaluation of the National Cooperation System.
A Russian missile attack on Kyiv killed at least 17 people and injured dozens, prompting Ukraine to urgently request more air defense interceptors from international allies. Ukrainian officials also reported the arrest of Russian agents accused of coordinating strikes and identified Russian troops involved in the attacks.
An article reflects on how items once considered non-essential, such as air conditioning, are increasingly becoming basic necessities, drawing parallels to past changes like the widespread adoption of sewerage.
The Polish Ombudsman for Citizen Rights argues that municipal bans on bringing domestic animals into communal cemeteries violate both the municipal self-government act and the act on maintaining cleanliness and order in municipalities. The case will be decided by a court.
Poland is set to change its legal framework so that multiple driving bans imposed on an individual will be served one after another, rather than concurrently. This reform aims to close a loophole where only the longest ban was effectively enforced.
A severe shortage of funds has brought the Zakat system to a standstill, resulting in the suspension of financial assistance, free hospital treatment, and marriage grants.
The Polish government has adopted a bill that will allow pharmacies and pharmacy points to advertise their activities, albeit with numerous restrictions and penalties up to 100,000 PLN for violations.
A man in Banja Luka recorded an exceptionally high alcohol level on a breathalyzer in the middle of the day, potentially setting a new record. Despite this, he avoided arrest even after being caught driving drunk for the fourth time.
Andy Burnham has vowed a relentless fight against illegal crossings of the English Channel. He promised to take strong action to address the issue.
Twenty years ago, Ljubljana Mayor Zoran Janković promised residents they would be able to swim in the Ljubljanica river by 2012, but the river remains unsuitable for swimming.
Marek Kobylański emphasizes that judicial driving bans must carry significant weight, as real-life examples show the danger posed by drunk drivers who repeatedly violate such prohibitions, highlighting the need for effective enforcement beyond just the ban itself.
Nem csökken a hőség, 40 fok is lehet, éjszaka is 25-32 fokig hűl csak le a hőmérséklet. A tervek szerint ma le kell állítani a Paksi Atomerőművet is.
The articles delve into the complexities and difficulties surrounding the decision to opt for palliative sedation. This highlights the ethical and emotional challenges involved in end-of-life care choices.
A driver with a revoked license and under the influence of drugs has been arrested and faces charges for the fatal hit-and-run of a 9-year-old child. Prosecutors are seeking his detention.
Tens of thousands of migrants crossed from Morocco into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, leading to a crisis that Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez condemned as a 'violation of Spain's territorial integrity'. The influx resulted in at least 18 deaths and prompted international concern.
Actress Emma Roberts reportedly chose a black dress for her wedding, a departure from the traditional white favored by most brides and celebrities. Her decision to wear a different color for her special day has garnered attention.
Ni'ihau, known as Hawaii's 'forbidden island' and inaccessible for over a century, has finally opened its doors to controlled tourist visits.
The European Commission announced that since the introduction of the Entry/Exit System (EES), 110 million arrivals have been registered in the EU, with 44,000 rejections and 1,100 individuals flagged as threats.
Despite earlier announcements of a shutdown due to record-low Danube River levels, Reactor 2 of Romania's Cernavodă nuclear power plant will remain connected to the national energy system, with stable overnight operations reported. However, the prime minister still urged voluntary electricity savings, acknowledging the country would feel the consequences of the low water levels.
Slovak police have successfully prevented an arson attack on a drone factory near Prešov, arresting three foreign nationals in connection with the plot. Authorities discovered napalm-like mixtures at the scene, indicating a planned sabotage attempt.
While charcuterie boards remain highly popular, food safety experts warn consumers about potential health risks hidden in commonly consumed cured meats.
An article provides advice on how to achieve a restful night's sleep, emphasizing the importance of choosing the right mattress and creating an optimal sleep environment.
A large fire in Serbia's Deliblatska Peščara, burning an area the size of New Belgrade, has revealed serious shortcomings in prevention and response by authorities.
A két leállított reaktor az ország áramtermelésének nagyjából ötödét adná. Romániában jövőre már dráguló számlákkal számolnak, miközben Pakson éppen megkezdődött a visszakapcsolás.
Split's airport and ferry port recorded over 124,000 passengers this weekend, with the number of tourist departures gradually exceeding arrivals, a typical trend for August.
The Serbian Parliament is scheduled to convene to discuss a budget rebalance, which includes allocating approximately one billion euros for citizen aid. The parliamentary committee has already adopted the budget rebalance for several ministries, with significant funds earmarked for healthcare and social welfare.
A 'war' of banners continues in Kragujevac, Serbia, as students maintain their 'Students Win' banner on a pedestrian bridge for the eighth day, while members of the ruling party have placed their own banner nearby to obscure it.
Hungary is forecast to experience a split in weather conditions, with heavy rainfall and cloudbursts expected in the western regions, while the eastern parts of the country anticipate a heatwave.
Strong winds during Hungary's August 20th celebrations caused trees to fall on the Győr railway line and severed an overhead line between Vác and Szob, leading to disruptions.
Russian bombardments on Kyiv have resulted in at least 16 deaths and dozens of injuries, prompting Ukraine to urgently request additional Patriot missile systems to bolster its critically depleted air defenses. Ukrainian officials also suggest that Putin is unwilling to negotiate, believing Ukraine will not withstand the upcoming winter.
The articles explore the considerations for purchasing an electric car versus a diesel vehicle, including cost factors. It discusses scenarios where a diesel car might still be a more economical choice.
Iceland is scheduled to hold a referendum on August 29 regarding its potential accession to the EU, a move that could indirectly assist Montenegro's own EU aspirations. This development suggests a shift in Iceland's stance towards European integration.
Swietelsky has won the tender to reconstruct a section of the main Budapest-Győr–Vienna railway line. This contract marks a significant project for the company in upgrading a key European rail corridor.
Certain zodiac signs, particularly Scorpio, are highly sensitive to changes in others' behavior, and their intuition rarely fails, potentially leading them to suspect deception.
Russian opposition politician Lev Shlosberg has been sentenced to 11 years in prison for speaking out against the war in Ukraine. This comes as Russia's Supreme Court also upheld a ban on the opposition Yabloko party from participating in elections.
An investigation is ongoing into a tragic Polish tour bus accident in Hungary that killed at least twelve people, with the bus driver still detained. Polish prosecutors are involved in re-examining the bus, while some injured passengers have begun returning to Poland.
Rainfall across parts of Europe has significantly aided efforts to contain wildfires, including Belgium's largest on record and blazes in Greece. While some fires remain active, the precipitation has brought relief to firefighters battling widespread blazes exacerbated by heatwaves.
Sweden has introduced a ban on mobile phones in schools for the start of the new academic year. Other countries are also considering similar measures, with expert arguments and research on the topic expected later in the year.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's visit to Serbia continues to resonate, particularly due to his statement that Ukraine will never recognize the independence of Kosovo, a former Serbian autonomous province. This declaration has caused considerable stir among various parties.
Influential author Ocean Vuong spoke out against the wave of censorship and book bans in the United States, highlighting the importance of literary freedom.
Discussions are emerging about the effectiveness of proposed social media bans for children, with arguments suggesting children will circumvent them, privacy concerns regarding age verification, and the role of parental supervision.
Brad Pitt candidly spoke in a recent interview about his personal reasons for not enjoying adult films, a topic many celebrities avoid discussing publicly.
Devastating wildfires have swept through Omiš, Croatia, leaving a trail of destruction and prompting a search for missing persons, including a British tourist. Authorities are investigating the cause of the fires, with one fire chief suggesting arson.
Fidesz has regained possession of its seized servers, which have been returned to the service provider's premises. However, the party is not permitted to reactivate them.
A manhunt has been launched in the Limassol area of Cyprus following a stabbing incident in Zakaki. Police reported that a 23-year-old suspect allegedly injured a 24-year-old individual with a knife.
Dr. Fathiaya Nzhelayim Zakari, an Advocacy and Engagement Officer at YEFL-Ghana, has urged for the creation of safe and supportive environments where young people can openly discuss mental health challenges without fear of stigma.
Igor Skoko, a Center councilor, has urged the opposition to unite against the government, citing failures in the security apparatus and the proliferation of illegal hazardous waste dumps across Croatia.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has announced large public rallies in Užice and Novi Sad, directly addressing critics who claimed he would not dare to visit those cities. This comes as Jovanović (Novi DSS) labels Vučić the biggest threat to Kosovo and Metohija remaining part of Serbia.
Slovenian authorities are investigating potential arson in recent wildfires, noting that drought and high temperatures could encourage arsonists seeking to cause greater damage and faster fire spread.
Marcin Romanowski, a former Polish deputy justice minister wanted on corruption charges, is reportedly hiding in Transnistria, a breakaway region of Moldova. He has reportedly sent a letter to a Warsaw court from the region.
France has introduced a nationwide ban on unsolicited telemarketing calls, though some exceptions apply, according to reports.
France has implemented a ban on unsolicited telemarketing calls, requiring companies to obtain prior consent before contacting consumers. This new regulation aims to protect individuals from unwanted calls and introduces tough fines for non-compliance.
An article explores the reasons why young Slovenians, on average, do not move out of their parental homes until around the age of 30, noting significant changes in life and the transition to adulthood in recent decades.
Israel and Venezuela have restored consular relations, marking a new chapter in their diplomatic ties after a 17-year hiatus, following an earthquake aid mission that helped warm relations.
The Sziget Festival's beach area has been set up opposite a section of the Óbuda Gas Factory contaminated with carcinogenic substances. Despite earlier plans to allow festival-goers to wade into the water, entry is now prohibited due to pollution concerns.
An article explores why an individual, at 36, continues to take vacations with their parents, viewing shared trips not as a sign of dependence but as something much more valuable.
Police arrested a 24-year-old driver who continued to drive despite being subject to three court bans, leading to him facing 30 charges.
A 49-year-old Georgian citizen has been deported from Poland and banned from returning for 10 years after repeatedly violating a court order prohibiting him from driving and being penalized for road offenses.
A Polish court has dismissed an appeal from patostreamer 'Crawly,' upholding the ban on his entry into Poland. The decision confirms the legal restriction against him.
American specialists have highlighted a unique connection between the sense of smell and brain function, demonstrating that nighttime scent enrichment can improve memory in older adults.
MINISTAR Butković ističe da se uzrok sudara vlakova kod Škrinjara istražuje te da nema poginulih, a infrastruktura vjerojatno nije zakazala.
Hungarian military units are set to revert to their former names, though the complete list of changes has not yet been finalized.
A critical question in Slovenia is why the country has not yet adapted to recurring drought, which begins in spring and intensifies with summer heatwaves, suggesting that various sectors should collaboratively address water use priorities.
A Slovenian architect discusses the principles of sustainable construction, questioning the common practice of demolition when renovation is an option. The article emphasizes that true sustainability encompasses more than just energy efficiency measures like insulation and solar panels.
Pan Am Airways Flight 103 exploded in mid-air over Lockerbie, Scotland, shortly after taking off from London, killing all 259 people on board and 11 on the ground, with a Netflix documentary revisiting the event.
According to the Minister of Education and Children's Affairs, school principals in Hungary will regain their employer rights, addressing past issues where salaries were reallocated for daily operational costs.
A man from Ulcinj was arrested for driving a stolen motorcycle while under the influence of cocaine and with a driving ban. He was sentenced to 15 days in prison for the offenses.
A reader writes to a Slovenian TV station asking about the choice of conspicuous shoes for news anchors and expressing gratitude for the broadcast of Tadej Pogačar's criterion race.
Central European countries, including Austria, Hungary, Slovakia, and Slovenia, experienced a severe heatwave, with multiple locations recording all-time high temperatures. Austria broke its temperature record for two consecutive days, while other regions also saw unprecedented heat.
The Danube's water flow has plummeted to a historic low in its Romanian section, raising concerns about the operation of not only the Paks nuclear power plant but also the Cernavodă nuclear power plant, with Romanians implementing creative solutions.
Police arrested a 33-year-old drunk driver who already has eight driving bans, including six lifetime bans, but a court in Czeladź did not agree to his arrest despite prosecutors deeming him a threat.
Malaysia's Lembaga Tabung Haji has confirmed that zakat payments made on behalf of its depositors are valid and adhere to Shariah principles.
Apple has asked a judge to issue a preliminary injunction against OpenAI, alleging the company is using its trade secrets. This legal action marks a significant development in the ongoing dispute between the two tech giants.
The Polish Council of Ministers has approved a bill to abolish the complete ban on pharmacy advertising, introducing new regulations with limitations and increased penalties for non-compliance.
Police in Złotoryja stopped a truck driver on the A4 motorway for illegally overtaking despite a ban. When informed of a fine, the driver offered officers a bribe to avoid punishment.
Jibril Zubeidi, a senior Fatah figure and brother of former al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades commander Zakaria Zubeidi, has been released after administrative detention since 2023.
The Austrian capital, Vienna, has been removed from UNESCO's list of endangered sites. It was previously added in 2023 due to the Heumarkt Neu project.
Two individuals have died in Germany after swimming in the Baltic Sea, with the cause attributed to a vibrio bacteria infection. Authorities are noting an increase in such infections.
While brutal warfare continues in eastern Ukraine, the Zakarpattia region is experiencing a construction boom and daily life that closely resembles neighboring Slovakia. This highlights a stark contrast in the country's post-war recovery efforts.
Her status as a stuntwoman reached the top when Matt Damon corrected an interviewer and said that it was not his biceps that were seen in a fight scene in 'The Odyssey'.
A formwork collapse in Pécs, Hungary, has tragically resulted in the death of a 46-year-old man from Barcs and injuries to four other individuals.
A selection of articles from international newspapers discusses whether Russian President Vladimir Putin has lost touch with reality, a concern previously not considered certain.
Mount Olympus, the mythical home of Zeus, is once again a focal point, explored through its rich history from Homeric epics to modern interpretations by figures like Nolan. The mountain's enduring significance in myth and culture is highlighted.
Parking bans and street closures have begun in Warsaw as part of the commemorations for the 82nd anniversary of the Warsaw Uprising, with city guards providing a list of expected disruptions over several days.
A new definition of family luxury is emerging, with an increasing number of people choosing to move closer to forests. This trend reflects a desire for a lifestyle that combines comfort with proximity to nature.
Police arrested a 46-year-old man who was driving while intoxicated and despite a court-imposed driving ban. The man was awaiting a prison sentence for a similar offense.
New insights reveal that chronic stress does more than affect mental health, actively speeding up biological aging and complicating efforts to maintain longevity.
A Hungarian Gripen fighter jet crashed near Szolnok during a training exercise, resulting in the pilot sustaining a serious spinal injury after successfully ejecting. The aircraft, which was carrying rockets and ammunition, experienced a malfunction during the maneuver.
Bertalan Havasi, Fidesz's communication director, has stated that a split within the party is out of the question, asserting that new initiatives by Tibor Navracsics and Orsolya Ferencz will not affect the party's operations.
Italian scientists plan to release 160,000 octopuses into the Adriatic Sea. The octopuses are natural predators of the invasive blue crab, which has proliferated in the northern Adriatic and is causing damage to shellfish farms.
The Paks Nuclear Power Plant has begun the process of reconnecting the next turbine in its Block 3, signaling the restart of production in that unit. This development was also live-streamed by Péter Magyar.
Tourists near Ljubljana's Triple Bridge were reportedly confused and asked in various languages why locals were staring intently into the river, seemingly at nothing. The unusual sight sparked curiosity among visitors.
Predsednica Skupštine Srbije Ana Brnabić sazvala je novu sednicu parlamenta za ponedeljak, 24. avgust u 10 časova, a na dnevnom redu biće 59 tačaka dnevnog reda.
The 17th regular session of the Kragujevac City Assembly has been scheduled for Monday, where the SSP party's Jekić will propose increasing subsidies for Radio-televizija Kragujevac, criticizing the station's perceived bias.
Hungary has issued multiple weather warnings for a combination of extreme heat, storms, and heavy rainfall. Temperatures near Szeged are approaching 40 degrees Celsius, while storms are expected in Transdanubia in the afternoon.
Police in Grójec, Poland, arrested a 43-year-old man in Kozietuły who was reportedly driving a tractor under the influence of alcohol, with over three per mille in his system. He also violated a lifetime ban on driving vehicles.
A professor from the Faculty of Security in Serbia stated that primary prevention, including education and training, failed in the context of the fire in Deliblatska Peščara.
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 personal loan market in Hungary is breaking monthly records, with customers increasingly applying for amounts close to the 15 million forint ceiling.
The Croatian Parliament is set to hold an extraordinary session to address the issue of illegally deposited hazardous waste in the Gospić area. President Milanović initiated the session, which has garnered support from various political parties.
A section of the Northern Transylvania highway will be designed to also function as an emergency runway for aircraft in urgent situations. Parking facilities will also be built for these planes.
LIJEVA oporba održala je sastanak uoči današnje sjednice saborskog Odbora za zaštitu okoliša i prirode u Gospiću.
Croatian artist Vesna Matić publicly shared her experience and observations regarding a fire in Nemira near Omiš, highlighting several shortcomings in the rescue efforts.
This article explores the concept of a 'beach read,' questioning whether such books must always be lighthearted and easy to consume. It delves into the characteristics that define this popular summer reading category.
The introduction of new technologies for the 2026 General Elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina, intended to be a major change, is drawing increasing criticism from some major political parties.
Ukraine launched one of its largest drone attacks on Russia, targeting the Moscow region and damaging a major warehouse, while Russia retaliated with strikes on Ukrainian cities including Odesa and Sumy. The attacks resulted in injuries and significant damage to infrastructure on both sides.
Moroccan student Zakaria Abisourour achieved a historic silver medal at the International Informatics Olympiad.
A Slovenian article explores why people are still afraid to perform resuscitation and first aid, discussing scenarios like collapse, choking, and accidents, and the willingness to help family versus strangers.
France's highest court has blocked the government's proposed ban on social media for children under 15, citing constitutional concerns about freedom of speech. This decision comes amidst criticism of President Macron's vacation during ongoing national issues.
Poland is preparing for its annual military parade to celebrate Polish Army Day, with several bridges and streets in Warsaw to be closed and parking restrictions in place for the event.
Colonel Renart Skrzypczak, son of the late General Waldemar Skrzypczak, was among 21 Polish Army officers promoted to general and admiral ranks by the president, now commanding the 1st Warsaw Armored Brigade.
Residents near Omiš are complaining about a lack of information regarding the fire, particularly tourists, raising questions about why they did not receive warnings on their phones and under what circumstances the alert system is used.
Meta has announced the deactivation of 756,000 accounts potentially belonging to Australians under 16, as Australia intensifies its enforcement of age restrictions.
The trial for the former mayor of Niš has been scheduled to commence on September 2 at the High Court in Niš. This marks a significant step in the legal proceedings against the former city official.
ZAKA volunteers have opened a temporary clinic in Colombia to assist with search and rescue operations after a 7.4 magnitude earthquake struck the Choco province. The earthquake, which occurred on Monday, has killed at least 250 people.
The article raises questions about whether TVS should advertise dietary supplements and why an U-18 handball match was not broadcast.
The International Organization for Migration (IOM) has reported that migrant routes are becoming increasingly dangerous, with a sharp rise in fatalities despite a decrease in the overall number of arrivals. This trend highlights the heightened risks faced by migrants on their journeys.
Nova Željezara Zenica has officially entered bankruptcy proceedings, with the court opening the case and scheduling the first hearing for December. The company reportedly owes over 317 million KM to its suppliers, though management views bankruptcy as a step towards reorganization.
Budapest lawyers are reportedly divided over the ethical implications of defending individuals associated with Hungary's ruling party (NER) who are suspected of embezzlement, sparking debate on client choice and the right to defense.
A report examines why young people in Slovenia tend to move out of their parental homes later, often around age 30, identifying partnerships as the strongest contributing factor to this unique trend.
Latvian authorities have discovered an underground tunnel beneath its border with Belarus, allegedly used by migrants for illegal entry, and have arrested 15 individuals. This discovery highlights the ongoing 'hybrid threat' of migrant smuggling from Belarus.
Two teachers from Obuasi Senior High Technical School in Ghana have been arrested by police in connection with an alleged assault on the school's headmaster, Abdulai Zakaria. Preliminary investigations are underway.
An electric moped driver has been sentenced to three years in prison for ignoring a ban. The court's decision highlights the legal consequences for individuals who disregard official prohibitions.
Two extraordinary sessions of the Montenegrin Parliament have been scheduled for August 24. One session was requested by the government, while the other was initiated by members of parliament.
A car rolled into a ravine on the Transfagarasan road after the driver got out to take pictures, marking the second such incident in two months.
An extraordinary oversight has been initiated at Croatian Railways (HŽ) at the request of Minister Butković, following two serious incidents within 30 hours where a key safety system reportedly failed. The investigation aims to address the recent malfunctions and ensure railway safety.
An analysis explores why fans of the popular reality dating show 'Love Island' tend to prefer the American version over its British counterpart, comparing the dynamics and appeal of both.
Following a severe storm last week, authorities in Tarnowskie Góry, Poland, are removing damage and have issued a ban on entering parts of the Świerklaniec Forest District.
A biologist explains why some people are more prone to mosquito bites, detailing factors that attract these insects. Mosquitoes are not only a nuisance but also disease carriers, with their spread exacerbated by climate change and global travel.
Slovenia's position between Israel and Palestine requires careful navigation to avoid oscillating between extreme viewpoints. The country is urged to maintain a balanced approach in its foreign policy regarding the conflict.
An architect discusses sustainable construction, emphasizing that true sustainability goes beyond insulation and solar panels, starting much earlier in the building process.
New regulations in Poland could see car rental companies fined up to 30,000 PLN if they rent vehicles to individuals with a driving ban, requiring them to verify driver eligibility.
Draft officers in Zakarpattia, Ukraine, are reportedly being searched amid allegations of over 1,000 illegal exemptions from military service.
Anamaria Goltes has reportedly withdrawn her child support claim for her two daughters with Luka Dončić. While court documents cited the children's well-being as the reason, unofficial sources suggest this might not be the full truth.
A reader inquires about the choice of striking shoes for Dnevnik presenters, while another expresses gratitude for the broadcast of Tadej Pogačar's criteria, and a third asks about the filming of Odyssey.
Thousands of Russian soldiers recruited from prison for front-line service have committed new murders and rapes upon returning home, despite being praised by President Putin, with courts often showing leniency.
Poland's Ministry of Development has refined a new draft law aimed at strengthening consumer protection against developers, specifically by prohibiting apartment price increases.
A Medián poll indicates that a third of Fidesz supporters would be willing to vote for a civil offer breaking away from the party, suggesting the Tisza Party should not delay new election law reforms.
Slovenian President Nataša Pirc Musar admitted she was not wearing a seatbelt during a recent car accident, resulting in a broken collarbone. The incident has led to an investigation into her driver for not maintaining a safe distance and raised questions about the delayed public announcement of the accident.
The Polish Ministry of Health and National Health Fund are analyzing solutions to reduce unused sanatorium spots, including a one-year ban for patients who fail to attend their scheduled stays.
Europe and parts of Asia are experiencing extreme heatwaves and severe drought, leading to record low river levels, water restrictions, and multiple heat-related deaths. The prolonged high temperatures are also straining energy systems and impacting agricultural workers.
A commission from the Zakarpattia regional military administration has begun inspecting conditions at the 'Artek' children’s center following reports of possible violations.
After the death of two children, the ombudsman spoke out: Where did the system fail?
A new legislative project in Poland suggests that courts will be required to impose prison sentences for drunk drivers who violate judicial driving bans, with suspended sentences only possible in exceptionally justified cases.
Macut has appealed to citizens to conserve electricity, with an urgent meeting of the Emergency Situations Staff scheduled for Monday. This call comes amidst concerns about energy consumption and the need for rational use of power.
The author explains their reasons for supporting Janez Janša.
A new study analyzing bone remains indicates that prehistoric hunters in Eurasia and North America preferentially hunted female mammoths. This selective hunting practice may have had significant impacts on mammoth populations.
Uncertainty surrounds next year's Polish elections following a split within a key right-wing allied party, potentially jeopardizing Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's political aspirations and alliances.
A drunk driver, Krzysztof T., with four lifetime driving bans, is under investigation for causing a collision and forcing an emergency train stop in Bieniewice, Grodzisk Mazowiecki, potentially endangering land traffic.
Italy has called for Spain's suspension from the Schengen area following a massive influx of migrants into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta from Morocco. The crisis led to Spain deploying troops and a diplomatic rift with Italy over its proposed response.
The Polish President has signed an amendment into law that prohibits the use of mobile phones in schools and kindergartens.
Judit Lannert discusses the reform of the education system, stating that the era of centralization is coming to an end, following a report by the Ministry of Education and Child Affairs that revealed systemic shortcomings.