Maltese financial authorities flagged DistributeX as an unlicensed platform after citizens reported losses through WhatsApp and other promotional channels. Police noted that while the platforms are inactive, no formal complaints have been filed yet.
Two employees at Frankfurt Airport have died from malaria after infected mosquitoes arrived on an incoming flight, bringing the total number of infections to six. Health officials are urging calm as investigations continue into how the disease spread within the facility.
Iranian authorities have designated several overseas Persian-language broadcasters as military targets, explicitly threatening attacks against facilities such as Prague-based Radio Farda. The move signals an escalation in Tehran’s campaign against diaspora media.
Diplomatic and economic friction between the United States and Canada has intensified following the breakdown of bilateral trade negotiations. Canadian officials, including Premier Doug Ford, are advancing retaliatory tariff strategies while urging a more assertive stance against American trade policies.
Dutch health authorities have confirmed the country’s first fatality from the West Nile virus, with the infection acquired locally. The case underscores growing public health concerns as the virus continues to circulate within the region.
Croatian prosecutors have indicted seven nationals and one Czech citizen for operating a drug trafficking ring that allegedly earned over €700,000 primarily through cocaine resale.
Due to increased prices for agricultural diesel, Slovenian farmers have temporarily postponed planned tractor protests at the parliament while negotiating cost-reduction measures with the agriculture ministry.
A new interactive climate platform highlights how Slovenians bear the greatest financial burden from weather impacts in the EU, though recent rainfall provided temporary relief from extreme heat.
Several countries in the Balkan region, including Croatia and Greece, have confirmed new cases of the West Nile virus, with experts predicting a peak in infections by late August. Authorities are warning the public about the mosquito-borne illness.
Hit casinos have been forced to close their operations following a significant cyberattack. The incident has disrupted the gaming establishments, leading to their temporary shutdown.
The parliamentary committee has accepted a proposed law to raise compensation for judicial officials, with Justice Minister Bojan Božović citing compliance with EU accession negotiation requirements as a primary motivation.
A severe drought in Slovenia has resulted in a grape harvest three weeks earlier than usual and a projected yield reduction of up to 40%. The dry conditions have significantly impacted the viticulture sector.
A dangerous TikTok trend is under scrutiny after two severe traffic accidents in the UK and Ireland resulted in a total of 12 deaths within one week. Concerns are growing about the role of social media in promoting hazardous driving behaviors.
An eight-year-old girl in Louisiana has died after contracting a rare brain-eating amoeba, believed to have been acquired while swimming in a local lake. The tragic incident has raised concerns about water safety and the deadly infection.
Greece has moved a Patriot missile defense system to Crete in response to reported Iranian threats against US bases in Europe. This strategic deployment aims to bolster defenses amid rising tensions.
Despite widespread criticism regarding questionable production conditions and labor practices, the fast fashion industry continues to expand, with major celebrities still endorsing brands like Zara.
The National Police have liberated a woman in Zaragoza who was being forced by her family to enter into marriage. The victim had been subjected to years of isolation and control, awaiting marriage to a man 40 years her senior.
Moderna's stock experienced a dramatic surge, jumping 177% in a single day, attracting significant investor attention. This substantial increase highlights strong market confidence in the company.
A fashion guide highlights recommended autumn 2026 clothing items from Zara and Mango, including a plaid blazer and a trench coat, available for purchase now.
Seven people, including two police officers, have died in the UK after a vehicle traveling in the wrong direction collided with a police car. Video footage reportedly shows a police chase minutes before the fatal crash.
The Primorska highway is closed between Senožeče and Nanos towards Ljubljana due to a traffic accident, with no major congestion elsewhere in Slovenia.
TikTok has agreed to a $400 million settlement to resolve litigation in the United States concerning children's privacy. This development occurred while other significant events unfolded, including US-Canada trade negotiations and new sanctions against Cuba.
Six individuals have been remanded in custody and five others placed under judicial supervision following a 10-hour court session concerning the murder of a 20-year-old Portuguese man in Ksamil, Albania. The investigation into the brutal killing continues.
The Democratic Republic of Congo has received 70,000 doses of the Ervebo vaccine to combat the rapidly spreading Ebola outbreak. However, the World Health Organization noted that these doses are not approved for the specific Bundibugyo strain currently prevalent in the region.
Luxembourg has threatened to take measures regarding management changes at N1, which have also impacted operations in Slovenia. This indicates potential international repercussions for the media company's internal decisions.
A deadly salmonella outbreak in the UK has caused one death and over 200 illnesses, but Irish authorities confirm no contaminated eggs linked to the outbreak have been found in Ireland.
A Zara midi dress featuring a draped design that evokes ancient Greek aesthetics is highlighted as a versatile fashion item suitable for various occasions, aligning with current trends influenced by "Odyssey" aesthetics.
The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has surpassed 5,000 confirmed cases, with government data showing the virus spreading at an unprecedented rate that is outpacing response efforts and challenging health officials.
NATO aircraft carried out a military exercise near Kaliningrad, detected by monitoring platforms on Tuesday, amid heightened tensions between the alliance and Russia.
A significant number of workers from failed companies in Niš have not received their outstanding wages due to errors in official lists. An appeal has been made to rectify this injustice and ensure workers receive their rightful compensation.
A dispute over parking in a disabled spot escalated when a younger driver, attempting to park there, struck an older man who tried to prevent him, resulting in severe injuries.
Swedish singer Zara Larsson acknowledged fan criticisms regarding the "very expensive" ticket prices for her Bangkok show, stating she agrees and wants more say in pricing to ensure concerts remain accessible.
A salmonella outbreak in the United Kingdom has resulted in one death and over 200 illnesses, with imported eggs suspected as the cause. More than a third of those infected required hospitalization.
Osborn Umahi, son of Nigeria's Minister of Works, has launched his campaign for the Ohaozara Local Government chairmanship election in Ebonyi State, rallying supporters for his bid.
Two teenagers have been arrested near Kaštela, Croatia, for intentionally setting fire to grass. The fire threatened nearby homes before it was brought under control.
All active wildfire hotspots across Montenegro have been brought under control, with the night passing peacefully. Authorities confirmed that the fires, including one near Virpazar, are localized.
A Zara bag, priced at 30 euros, has gained significant attention online due to its design resemblance to the iconic 2000-euro Goyard Saint Louis model.
Slovenia is experiencing significant national economic losses due to extreme weather, particularly droughts, leading to higher spending on farmer compensation than on irrigation systems.
North Macedonia has reported a third death from West Nile fever, with six patients in critical condition, prompting emergency mosquito spraying in affected areas. Meanwhile, Serbia has confirmed six cases of the disease, with health officials noting that many individuals may be asymptomatic but older people are at higher risk.
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A US Navy destroyer, the USS Benfold, experienced a complete power failure last month, leaving it without electricity for four days in the South China Sea. The incident resulted in a loss of essential services including toilets, air conditioning, and the galley.
Two Slovenian women attempting to fly from Stuttgart to Zagreb with Eurowings were stranded after their flight was canceled due to an engine malfunction and adverse weather conditions, marking a second cancellation for them.
A Montenegrin Member of the European Alliance, Mugoša, stated that wage policy is not about reducing contributions, noting that neighboring non-EU countries have not drastically cut them.
Four people have died and one person was seriously injured in a tragic road accident on the N-122 in Zaragoza, Spain. The incident involved multiple vehicles and resulted in significant casualties.
Mariupol is undergoing reconstruction, with property prices increasing significantly, as a new residential block known as the 'Leningrad Quarter' is being built on the ruins of the city, attracting many Russians to live by the sea.
This year's Sziget and Flow festivals showcased fashion trends emphasizing casual and seemingly effortless styles, with attendees opting for comfortable and understated outfits. Zara Larsson was seen in a relaxed look at Sziget, while Flow festival-goers embraced a 'not-thought-about' aesthetic.
Bulgarian MEP and rapper Hristo Petrov, known as Itso Hazarata, posted on Facebook, expressing hope that guests will help appreciate what is often undervalued.
USKOK, Croatia's anti-corruption agency, has indicted two customs officers and a craftsman following a four-month investigation, accusing them of abuse of position and authority related to illegal earnings from heating equipment.
Matthew McConaughey has disclosed which of his films continues to generate the most royalties for him, a revelation made during a Nashville screening of his new film. He also performed a few songs at the event.
Leskovac residents are reportedly paying approximately 84,300 euros for the performances of six singers at this year's Roštiljijada festival, with Milica Pavlović expected to receive the highest fee.
For over half a century, Salou and the Costa Daurada have served as the primary beach destination for people from Aragon, particularly Zaragoza, offering them the coastal experience they lack.
Air pollution in Kakanj is now a year-round problem, while the Zenica steelworks faces bankruptcy, raising concerns among citizens and workers about industrial polluters being protected while jobs are lost.
Zara Home introduces an elegant shoe rack that combines timeless design with ample storage, providing a stylish and space-saving solution for shoe collections.
Serbian police detained three individuals from Novi Pazar on suspicion of defrauding the state budget of over 38.9 million dinars through fraudulent schemes.
Inditex is entering the value fashion segment in Britain with a robot-assisted Lefties store in Liverpool, directly competing with Primark, Shein, and major supermarkets.
The fashion retailer’s latest September release features a structured, classic-cut blazer that mirrors the personal style of the company's executive chairman.
The popular Turkish drama continues to attract viewers in Turkey and Bosnia and Herzegovina, with fans closely following reports on the main cast's earnings.
Public health authorities in the Netherlands have verified the country's first locally acquired cases of the West Nile virus, including one fatality and two hospitalizations linked to mosquito bites.
The Trump administration paused all immigrant visa appointments globally, while the US-Canada trade war escalated with threats to electricity imports and rising consumer prices.
During the inquest into the death of student Zara Qairina Mahathir, a forensic examiner reported discovering evidence of multiple authors contributing to her personal journals.
Police detained a suspect facing charges of sexual assault, corruption of minors, and privacy violations after he shared explicit footage of his two-year-old daughter.
Proceedings in the coroner's court examining the death of Zara Qairina Mahathir were interrupted when the presiding official expressed frustration regarding perceived procedural fairness before stepping out.
Canton Minister of Economy Samir Šibonjić addressed economic conditions in the Zenica-Dobojski Canton, highlighting ongoing struggles with the Nova Željezara Zenica steel plant and mining sector reforms.
The fashion retailer introduces a new line of fall outerwear that moves away from standard black, gray, and beige tones to offer fresh styling options.
Serbia's average net salary in June reached 120,401 dinars, equivalent to 1,026 euros, with wages in the public sector growing faster than those in the private sector. This data was presented by Finance Minister Siniša Mali to the Serbian Parliament.
An Ebola epidemic in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has killed 2,500 people in the last three months, with the health ministry reporting the spread of the infection and doctors struggling to contain it.
Several countries in Southeastern Europe, including Croatia, Serbia, and Greece, have reported an increase in West Nile Virus cases, with some patients developing severe symptoms like encephalitis and requiring hospitalization.
Ilirika is expanding its operations to Zagreb with the aim of strengthening the Croatian capital market. This strategic move seeks to enhance financial market development in Croatia.
Britain is experiencing a salmonella epidemic, prompting advice on how to identify eggs that may be unsafe for consumption, even if they appear perfect.
The owner of a popular club in Crans-Montana, Switzerland, has been arrested and detained for alleged domestic violence against his wife, who was reportedly hospitalized with severe injuries. The arrest is unrelated to a fatal fire at his club on New Year's Eve.
The Vršič Pass is completely closed today due to asphalt paving, which is part of a larger reconstruction project for the road and parking areas on the sections between Ruska cesta-Erika-Vršič and Vršič-Trenta.
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The governor of Sinaloa, Mexico, Rubén Rocha Moya, has again sought a leave of absence from his position after a contentious return to office, amidst a US request for his extradition on drug trafficking charges and accusations of aiding the Sinaloa cartel.
Zara Larsson and PinkPantheress made a surprise appearance at the All Points East festival, performing their song 'Stateside' together for the first time.
An overturned truck blocked both lanes of a major highway in Croatia, causing a massive traffic jam stretching over 33 kilometers and disrupting traffic for hours.
New offerings from Zara feature elegant and lightweight jacket options, ideal for the transitional period at the end of summer. Fashion trends are already looking towards the next season, with new collections filling up with autumn styles.
FIFA has issued bans totaling 21 games and significant fines against three Argentina players for their involvement in a brawl following the World Cup final. Leandro Paredes received a 10-game ban, with other players also facing suspensions for the fracas.
A 46-year-old man died after being struck by lightning during a severe storm in the Žalec area of Slovenia. The powerful storm also affected other parts of the country.
Authorities in Serbia, Lithuania, and Portugal have made arrests in connection with separate attempted murder investigations. Suspects were apprehended for alleged involvement in an attempted murder in Eastern Sarajevo, a killing in Zarasai district, and an attempted hit-and-run in Porto.
The Frequency Festival began with performances from artists such as Lovehead, Zara Larsson, Lorde, and Kraftklub, with attendees celebrating despite strong thunderstorms on the first day.
An infection has spread through Šibenik, Croatia, affecting approximately 30 individuals with severe intestinal symptoms, three of whom have been hospitalized. The cause of the poisoning has been identified, according to the Šibenik-Knin County Institute of Public Health.
A four-ton, six-meter-long monument to Prince Lazar, currently being crafted in a foundry in Subotica, Serbia, is soon expected to arrive in Banja Luka.
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.
Police in Piran, Slovenia, are investigating a violent incident in a parking garage where a younger man attempted to park in a disabled spot, leading to an altercation with an older man who was severely injured.
A large number of Šibenik residents have sought medical attention, with salmonella suspected as the cause of a widespread illness outbreak in the city.
As the return to the office approaches, new collections from Zara and Mango feature elegant pieces designed to transition summer's relaxed style into autumn office wear.
The Parmesan cheese industry is suffering due to a heatwave that is causing cows to struggle with high temperatures, affecting milk production and quality. Farmers are implementing measures to cool their herds and mitigate the impact on the renowned cheese.
Germany and other EU members are advocating for sanctions against Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir after he reportedly boasted about constructing a facility for hanging Palestinian prisoners. The minister's comments have drawn international condemnation and prompted calls for a strong European response.
Mahmood Aslam celebrated his forthcoming Pride of Performance honor at a gathering hosted by Asif Raza Mir, attended by actors Zara Noor Abbas and Usama Khan.
The film "Spider-Man: Brand New Day" has surpassed the $2 billion mark at the global box office, achieving this milestone in just three weekends. This makes it one of the fastest films to reach such a significant financial success.
The Greek island of Kefalonia has become a hub for the global elite, with superyachts belonging to billionaires like Storonsky, Schmidt, and 'Mr Zara' spotted across its waters.
The pay gap between a Tesla employee and CEO Elon Musk is so vast that a typical worker would need 2.5 million years to earn what Musk does, highlighting an extreme disparity compared to other companies.
A powerful US Navy destroyer experienced a four-day power and water outage in the sweltering South China Sea. The incident raised concerns about the vessel's operational capabilities in a strategically important region.
A popular video game was adapted into an action film that became one of the biggest hits of 1995, earning nearly $125 million and launching an entire franchise.
Farmers in Serbia are expressing dissatisfaction with the purchase price of sunflower, stating that their earnings are being taken away, with the final price expected in a month.
Donald Trump confirmed that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has responded to his outreach, while also directing the Pentagon to scale back military drills with South Korea, unsettling Asian allies. Amidst these developments, Turkish President Erdogan urged Trump to continue talks with Iran, even as Trump's approval rating reportedly fell to a new low.
Former President Trump has threatened to bomb Oman if it interferes with US actions in the Strait of Hormuz, reiterating his stance on controlling the vital waterway. This comes amidst heightened tensions and threats from Iran to go on the offensive in the Strait if diplomatic efforts with the US fail.
Despite Nigel Farage securing a parliamentary mandate in Clacton, the Reform UK party is reportedly facing a collapse as public sentiment in Britain turns against the populist leader.
A wildfire that broke out near the railway station in Virpazar, Montenegro, has been contained, with authorities reporting no immediate danger of further spread. Firefighting efforts successfully prevented the blaze from escalating.
Samira Zvizdić, wife of Bosnian politician Denis Zvizdić, reportedly requested and received a one-time financial aid payment from her employer, KJKP "Pokop," due to her husband's illness, despite their combined monthly income exceeding 10,000 KM.
The first major autumn fashion trend has arrived, featuring elegant jackets with decorative braided fasteners that are replacing classic trench coats and are already widely available in stores like Zara, H&M, and Mango.
Zara is offering effective oriental-style plaid trousers with ties, featuring a relaxed fit and a brown-blue plaid pattern suitable for transitional seasons.
A survey by the Ifo Institute for Economic Research in Munich indicates that many German companies expect wages to decrease over the next five years due to the increasing use of artificial intelligence, particularly affecting workers with less experience.
Several members of the British Royal Family, including Princess Beatrice and Zara Tindall, have established their own careers and do not exclusively work for King Charles.
An investigation into the 'cities of millionaires' in Bosnia and Herzegovina seeks to uncover where and how the most wealth is accumulated in the country.
Zara's latest cargo bermuda shorts, featuring a khaki shade, mid-waist, wide cut, cargo pockets, and knee-length, are being lauded as the most stylish piece of the season. They are expected to be a versatile fashion staple from now until autumn.
Sarajevo International Airport marked the 30th anniversary of its reopening for civil air traffic on August 15, 1996, symbolizing a crucial step in Bosnia and Herzegovina's post-war reconstruction.
The Portuguese state has re-entered the capital of REN, the Portuguese electricity grid operator, by purchasing a 13.7% stake from Pontegadea Inversiones, the investment arm of Zara owner Amancio Ortega.
More than two decades after its premiere, Matthew McConaughey continues to earn significant income from the romantic comedy 'How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days', in which he starred with Kate Hudson.
American actress Shannon Elizabeth, known for 'American Pie', revealed she earned over a million dollars on OnlyFans in nine days and plans to further push content boundaries on her profile. She expressed a desire to explore new content limits.
NASA has chosen an image capturing 'two eclipses' observed from Zaragoza, Spain, as its photo of the day. Witnesses described experiencing a chill, the silence of birds, and the confused buzzing of insects during the celestial event.
Zara Larsson, a star since childhood, has achieved a definitive breakthrough at 28, attributing her renewed popularity to a combination of chance and social media.
Following the opening of bankruptcy proceedings for Nova Željezara Zenica, the Government of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (FBiH) has announced it will take all necessary steps within its jurisdiction to ensure workers are not left to fend for themselves.
Severe traffic delays and road closures have affected several major motorways following multiple collisions and peak-hour congestion. Emergency services, including helicopters, have responded to incidents on the Primorska and surrounding highway networks.
Government forecasts indicate public sector wages will rise by only 2.5% against 12.9% inflation, prompting trade unions to threaten widespread protest measures.
Two employees at Frankfurt Airport have died from malaria after contracting the disease from mosquitoes that arrived on commercial flights. Health officials are tracing the vector transmission pathway to implement stricter biosecurity measures at the transportation hub.
Annalena Baerbock is set to take on a new position at Columbia University, with reports emerging on her potential earnings as a professor. The former German foreign minister's move to the U.S. is expected to be financially rewarding.
Three individuals have been diagnosed with anthrax in a village near Lovech, Bulgaria, raising health concerns in the region following confirmation by local medical officials.
A wildfire in Villafranca de Ebro has burned approximately 60 hectares, prompting the closure of major highways and the activation of regional emergency response measures.
Prosecutors in Zagreb have indicted seven Croatian citizens and one Czech national for their involvement in a criminal organization that generated nearly one million euros from cocaine trafficking.
Actress Rumer Willis publicly shared her experience undergoing genetic testing for Alzheimer’s and dementia after her father Bruce Willis’s diagnosis, revealing her personal risk assessment.
Over 300 salmonella infections linked to eggs from the Laerco farm have triggered a widespread market withdrawal across Belgium, Luxembourg, and other EU member states.
The horror film "Obsession" has become the most profitable movie in history, grossing over $500 million globally against a production budget of less than $200.
The Maribor health centre is struggling to provide adult eye care services after four specialist ophthalmologists resigned. The facility will lack a qualified local specialist until a foreign-trained doctor completes their professional certification.
The Slovenian Ministry of Education announced a policy change ending external appeals against student grades, placing full assessment authority back within individual schools.
Three essential denim styles from Zara are highlighted as versatile pieces for any wardrobe this autumn, suitable for various occasions and body types.
The West Nile Virus has been confirmed in Albania with the first case reported in a 72-year-old man, while Serbia and Croatia are also experiencing a spread of the disease. Three individuals in Croatia have been infected, with one in intensive care.
During hot summer days, the city of Banja Luka, with a population of around 200,000, is experiencing regular water shortages, prompting the mayor to offer shade from a large monument as a form of relief.
Croatian authorities have indicted four individuals, including a Bosnian-Herzegovinian citizen, for tobacco smuggling, having earned 40,000 euros from illegal sales.
Despite questionable production conditions, the fast fashion industry continues to grow, with even superstars endorsing brands like Zara, prompting calls for boycotts from critics.
During the inquest into the death of Zara Qairina Mahathir, it was revealed that an olive-green "Love And Peace" journal had been altered and was missing 64 sheets.
A mother revealed that her seven-month-old baby earned money while filming for the Netflix series 'Virgin River,' with the earnings being saved for the child's college education.
The Vršič Pass in Slovenia is completely closed today for asphalting as part of road reconstruction and parking area arrangements on sections between Ruska cesta–Erika–Vršič and Vršič–Trenta.
An estimated 10 tons of fish have died in Lake Pristava in Pernica near Maribor, Slovenia, due to an extreme drought, marking another natural disaster in the region.
North Macedonia has reported five fatalities due to the West Nile Virus, with a rising number of infections across the country. Health authorities are monitoring the spread of the dangerous virus.
Trade negotiations between the United States and Canada have failed, resulting in the implementation of new 50% tariffs by the US on certain Canadian imports. Canada has vowed to retaliate with its own tariffs, escalating the trade dispute.
Fashion trends indicate a return of skinny jeans, with designers and retailers reintroducing the style. This shift suggests a move away from looser fits, offering new options for consumers.
A 39-year-old Ukrainian engineer has been charged in Split, Croatia, for severe animal abuse involving an owl, an incident that prompted a local official to contact the police.
Moderate earthquake tremors were reported near Kobarid, Slovenia, and Novi Pazar, Montenegro. Both events caused noticeable shaking in their respective areas.
Donald Trump announced a temporary suspension of tariffs on certain beef imports and declared economic warfare on Iran, threatening the toughest sanctions yet. This comes as the US and Canada near a final trade deal and other news includes military exercises and space exploration ambitions.
Ljubljana police are investigating two cases where victims collectively lost more than 55,000 euros due to online investment fraud involving promises of high returns.
The Serbian government has officially determined the minimum wage for the year 2027. This decision provides clarity on future labor compensation in the country.
Michael Jackson's 'Billie Jean' holds the No. 1 spot on the Gabb Music Songs chart for the second consecutive month, while Zara Larsson's 'Lush Life' reaches a new peak at No. 2.
A dietary supplement has been recalled from sale due to an excessively high content of Vitamin D3. Consumers are advised to discontinue use of the product.
Several executives and directors from various companies, including UiPath, Pinterest, Vivmark Residential, Adaptive Biotechnologies, Palantir, PACS Group, Ouster, and Airbnb, have sold millions of dollars worth of their common stock.
A large salmonella epidemic has been reported in Europe, with over 500 cases linked to egg consumption in Belgium and the UK. One person has died in the UK, and more than a third of those affected required hospitalization.
Producer Jerry Bruckheimer is reportedly in negotiations with Johnny Depp for his potential return to the 'Pirates of the Caribbean' franchise. Sources suggest Depp could earn $22.5 million for reprising his iconic role.
Isidora Trifunović, wife of Serbian actor Sergej Trifunović, spoke out about an incident earlier this month at a Belgrade shopping center where she was accused of shoplifting from Zara.
The Vršič Pass will be completely closed on Monday due to ongoing works. Travelers are advised to seek alternative routes for the duration of the closure.
A US Navy destroyer carrying 300 sailors experienced a four-day breakdown in the Pacific Ocean, leaving the crew without water, meals, or functioning toilets. The incident highlighted challenges faced by the vessel during its deployment.
Norway's Government Pension Fund Global (Statens pensjonsfond utland) reported its highest-ever half-year return in kroner, earning 1.753 trillion kroner (approximately 312.1 billion KM) in the first six months of 2026.
Serbia's Social and Economic Council failed to reach an agreement on the minimum wage increase for 2027, leaving the final decision to the government. President Vučić announced that the minimum wage would be 70,470 dinars and that taxes and contributions would be reduced to support businesses.
A significant number of fish have died in the Bistrica stream in Slovenska Bistrica, Slovenia, caused by a sewage spill that contaminated the water. Local residents and fishermen reported the incident, with around 40 kilograms of dead fish removed.
The Workers' Party in Serbia has responded to Miša Brkić's article on minimum wage, arguing that workers are creators of value and should have a greater share in income, contrary to the claim that the focus should be on creating rather than dividing income.
Nikola Grmoja of the Most party claims that Josip Šincek acquired disputed land in Gospić through the Croatian Bank for Reconstruction and Development (HBOR) for 224,000 euros and quickly made a profit.
Cigarette jeans are being highlighted as a fall fashion trend, offering an alternative to skinny jeans. Additionally, tracksuits are emerging as a comfortable and stylish clothing item for 2026, with various ways to wear them fashionably.
The car of Valjevo public prosecutor Vukašin Vujičić was set on fire, an act widely condemned by officials and colleagues as an attack on the judiciary's independence. Vujičić stated his immediate priority is to move his family out of Valjevo following the incident.
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.
Analysts suggest that Serbian President Vučić's messages to Montenegro appear more like a political campaign than genuine influence. The case of Svetozar Marović is also considered a predominantly political problem.
An extraordinary archaeological discovery of an overturned tombstone near the railway station in Ljubljana could potentially change the understanding of Roman Emona's history and reveal the name of its first mayor.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day continues to lead the box office in its third weekend, while the new release 'The End of Oak Street' opened with an estimated $20 million. Spider-Man's strong performance keeps it at the top despite the new film's debut.
Istehkam-i-Pakistan Party President Abdul Aleem Khan expressed support for the creation of Hazara province in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, stating that people across the country desire new provinces based on administrative grounds.
Fans of John Galliano are anticipating his collaboration with Zara, and new pieces from Zara, including dresses and corsets, are already showing signs reminiscent of the designer's style, suggesting this year is significant for the ingenious designer.
Three individuals sought medical attention at an eye clinic after observing the recent total solar eclipse with unprotected eyes. They reported anxiety and vision concerns following their direct viewing of the celestial event.
Miodrag from Kolašin gave his car to an unknown family from Novi Pazar whose vehicle broke down on their way back from the sea, helping them in a difficult situation.
Phoebe Gates, daughter of Bill Gates, is facing potential legal consequences, including jail time, over allegations of illegally collecting commissions through her fashion app, Phia. A Slovenian company was also involved in the app's development.
More than a hundred people, including children and crew, were evacuated from a tourist ship that caught fire near the resort town of Fethiye on Turkey's Aegean coast. Passengers were forced to jump into the sea as the blaze engulfed the vessel.
The Commission for the Prevention of Corruption (KPK) has proposed enforcement proceedings against Aleš Hojs due to an outstanding fine. This action by the KPK is a direct consequence of the unpaid penalty.