Following the discovery of 18 wolves killed across various areas of the Abruzzo, Lazio, and Molise National Park, investigations have begun to identify those responsible, prompting mobilization efforts to protect the remaining wolf population.

A public forum was held in Bijelo Polje to discuss the "Vakufnama" (Ottoman endowment document) of Abdi-pasha, son of Mustafa-beg, from the 17th century, which is considered a valuable contribution to the history of the Bijelo Polje region.

A 44-year-old woman was apprehended for drunk driving in Poland, just one day after her three-year driving ban had expired, now facing up to five years in prison.

As the 40th anniversary of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster nears, experts are reflecting on the site's current spectral state and the ongoing risk of radiation leakage.

A controversial conference titled 'BiH: Failed State' began yesterday in Zagreb as part of the TradFest international festival of conservative leaders. The event, which will also present a 'memorandum on the Croatian entity,' has sparked reactions in Croatia.

Hailie Jade stated that she is enjoying her new role as an aunt.

Seatrium has escaped prosecution in a Brazilian corruption case after the High Court approved a US$110 million penalty.

Prosecutors have filed charges against a 57-year-old driver involved in the fatal accident that killed Polish MP Łukasz Litewka. The article also briefly mentions Polish military scrambling jets due to the Ukraine war.

Nigerian Senate President Godswill Akpabio is under public scrutiny for his recent statements, particularly his assertion about praying, which has drawn criticism in a country increasingly impatient with political rhetoric.

Brazilian artist Oda Cairu is highlighted with her song 'Espelho', which was released on April 18, 2026, as the 'Song of the Day'.

A woman's body was discovered inside an apartment after a fire in Rijeka, while another woman's naked body was found floating in a canal in Ghaziabad. These are two separate and unrelated incidents involving the discovery of deceased women.

A federal indictment alleges that the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) used millions in donor funds to covertly pay informants, including individuals linked to neo-Nazis and white supremacist groups.

Czech politician Filip Turek has drawn criticism and calls for an apology from trade unions after he referred to state officials as "parasites." This controversy is reportedly becoming an increasing problem for Prime Minister Andrej Babiš.

The TV series 'The Man in the High Castle' is highlighted as an intriguing project exploring alternative history, based on the unsettling premise of an Axis victory in World War II.

Bolsonaro's son has emerged as a favorite in the Brazilian presidential elections, putting Lula, who was heading for re-election, on the verge of defeat.

The audit council of the Bank of Portugal is recommending the accelerated sale of vacant properties to cover the costs of a new headquarters in Lisbon, which are expected to exceed the initial 192 million euro estimate with finishing touches.

Recent articles explore a particular skill that is being highlighted as a key indicator for recognizing individuals with exceptionally high intelligence. The discussions delve into how this specific ability can reveal intellectual prowess.

Banco do Brasil, Brazil's largest public financial institution, has launched a digital account in Portugal, allowing both companies and individuals to manage funds in euros and dollars, conduct transactions across Europe, and make investments, even while based in Brazil.

Czech television channel Prima invited Radomír Fiksa, a known neo-Nazi and Holocaust denier, as a guest on its entertainment show 'Inkognito,' presenting him as an encyclopedist. Prima later admitted its error and removed the episode.

Various publications have released new recipes and drink recommendations for the upcoming weekend. These features include suggestions for creamy cakes and delicious beverages to enjoy.

Latvian authorities are urging drivers to use digital forms for minor traffic accidents to avoid unnecessary calls to emergency services, streamlining the process for less severe incidents.

Croatian singer Andrea Šušnjara, formerly of the group Magazin, shared a personal anecdote about having to cancel her role as a godmother to a close friend at the last minute due to work commitments.

This weekly digest covers key developments and discourses in and around the occupied regions of Abkhazia and Tskhinvali/South Ossetia, as well as those concerning Tbilisi–Moscow relations, including the Sokhumi De Facto Parliament protecting an opposition leader.

Remarks made by MP Filip Turek (for Motorists) referring to ministerial officials as "parasites" have caused a storm, with Andrej Babiš calling them unacceptable. Petr Macinka, chairman of the Motorists and Foreign Minister, defended Turek, stating media headlines were misleading.

Actress Zoe Saldaña shared which mascara she loves and why it's her go-to product before leaving the house.

Brazil has experienced three devastating floods in as many years, revealing that women are disproportionately affected and often the first casualties when extreme weather events strike.

A new study reveals concerning conclusions, suggesting that frequent napping may indicate underlying health issues.

Gentian Gjyli, the former director of ARRSH, appeared at SPAK accompanied by his lawyer, facing accusations of violating equality in tenders.

Romanian singer and composer Tudor Gheorghe published an ironic video message on Facebook, addressing media reports about his hospitalization and reading news about his health.

Philippe Pétain, a highly controversial figure in French history, was celebrated as a savior in World War I but later became a symbol of collaboration with Nazi Germany.

Obesity is not explained by laziness, nor is it solved by blaming

Customs officers in Trenčín, Slovakia, seized a significant amount of a light green substance identified as kratom from a tobacco shop, with police now investigating the case.

Families residing in Terazijska terasa in Belgrade express concerns for their safety due to ongoing tunnel construction, with fears that necessary research will only be conducted retrospectively.

Jelena Spirić, a Member of Parliament for the Party of Freedom and Justice (SSP) and president of its Leskovac board, publicly asked Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić not to visit Leskovac.

Danish opinion columns continue to critically examine the repeated actions or behavior of Dennis Knudsen, with one piece suggesting his story couldn't get any crazier.

The discovery of an enormous 20-40 million-ton lithium deposit in the McDermitt caldera in the US has the potential to revolutionize the global battery market, despite potential challenges.

Award-winning Brazilian writer Itamar Vieira Junior discusses his 'Trilogia da Terra,' which concludes with 'Coração sem Medo,' and emphasizes literature's capacity to humanize what has been dehumanized.

The increasing price of kerosene is leading to a reduction in the number of flights and a rise in travel costs, with fuel surcharges potentially adding over 100 euros to ticket prices. This trend is also expected to impact Montenegrin aviation.

Ecopetrol, a major energy company, is taking steps to gain control over Brava Energia, a Brazilian energy firm.

Six members of a single family lost their lives after their car collided head-on with a freight truck in the Minas Gerais state of southeastern Brazil.

The bodies of 18 wolves were discovered in an Italian national park within a week, with evidence suggesting they were all poisoned. Authorities in the Abruzzo, Lazio, and Molise National Park are investigating the mass deaths.

New details have surfaced regarding the lawsuit involving Justin Sun and World Liberty, highlighting four particularly notable aspects of the legal proceedings.

Princess Irene of Greece, aunt of Queen Sofia, faced a tragic life, including arrest by the Nazis in 1941 and an early death. She was briefly declared Queen of the Independent State of Croatia.

A Brazilian regulatory body has given its approval for a more extensive investigation into how Google utilizes news content on its platforms.

Morocco announced the creation of over 92,000 new businesses in 2025, setting a national record, which the Head of Government Aziz Akhannouch attributed to ongoing reforms driving economic growth.

Brazilian actress Jéssica Jutell is organizing a sarau event and will premiere the play 'Duas Mãos' in Lisbon, expressing satisfaction with her artistic endeavors.

Fado singer Mariza is set to release her new album 'Amor' in the last quarter of this year, followed by a world tour that includes stops in Brazil, Angola, the USA, the UK, and Paris's Olympia.

Bosna i Hercegovina ulazi u novu političku fazu unutar hrvatskog korpusa u kojoj se sve otvorenije dovodi u pitanje način izbora kandidata za člana Pr

A public prosecutor in Portugal is requesting an exemplary sentence for a young man from Feira accused of instigating massacres in Brazil, with his lawyer highlighting his lack of maturity.

The Riga Regional Court has reduced by one year the prison sentence initially imposed on a climbing coach from the 'Daugmale' children and youth center, who was accused of sexual violence.

Tereza Kesovija, one of the most important artists from the former Yugoslavia, will hold a farewell concert in May, concluding a career spanning over six decades.

Popular TV host Petar Pereža is leaving Nova TV after more than 20 years to take on a new role at RTL. This move marks a significant change for the beloved presenter.

The State Audit Office has seen its funding for employee bonuses reduced by over 100%, prompting concerns that it is unfairly disadvantaged compared to other state institutions.

Georgia's State Security Service (SSSG) arrested a department head of Kodori Hydropower Plants LLC, a subsidiary of Enguri HPP operating in occupied Abkhazia, on suspicion of misappropriation.

A specific cooking technique is identified as the reason why chicken in Asian restaurants is consistently incredibly soft and juicy.

A historical article recounts the 1983 fiasco where West German magazine "Stern" published what it claimed were Adolf Hitler's diaries, which were later revealed to be forgeries.

A professor from Brazil argues that the standard political response to slums—relocating residents, demolishing settlements, and building social housing elsewhere—is an old and ineffective approach that has never worked.

Italy celebrated its annual Liberation Day on April 25th with various events across the country, commemorating the end of Nazi occupation and fascist rule during World War II. The day also included a remembrance of two German soldiers who joined the Italian Resistance.

The third edition of 'Brasil Origem Week' is taking place in Porto from May 1st to 3rd at the Palácio da Bolsa, an event created by Brazilian entrepreneur Marco Lessa to promote Brazilian gastronomy, culture, and business, expecting fifteen thousand attendees.

High school graduates from Jovina Gymnasium in Novi Sad are organizing an 'evergreen evening' event. This special gathering is taking place in front of their school.

Relatives of London pupils and German villagers are marking the 90th anniversary of a tragic 1936 hike in the Black Forest, an incident that was exploited by Nazis for propaganda.

The Flemish government has decided to create a permanent commission dedicated to the restitution of artworks plundered by the Nazis during World War II, aiming to rectify historical injustice.

A person named Ramsey completed a marathon dedicated to the memory of an 'amazing' young boy. The event served as a tribute to the child.

The Supreme Court of India has directed the Uttar Pradesh Director General of Police to form a Special Investigation Team to probe the rape and murder of a four-year-old in Ghaziabad.

Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer BYD stated its confidence in thriving globally, even without access to the US market. This declaration comes amid increasing scrutiny and competition from Chinese carmakers in international markets, particularly Europe.

The Shala River in northern Albania is attracting increasing numbers of tourists due to its turquoise, clean water and beautiful surrounding landscape, earning it the nickname 'European Thailand'.

Brazil has blocked access to Polymarket as part of a broader crackdown on online prediction market sites within the country.

Brazil is implementing a higher ethanol blend in its fuel to mitigate the economic impact of global conflicts on fuel prices. This measure aims to stabilize domestic fuel costs.

Graduates of Jovina Gymnasium are organizing an "evergreen evening" event this Saturday to raise funds for NURDOR. The event aims to support the organization's work through a charitable gathering.

Brazil's finance minister announced that the country intends to regulate critical minerals without offering tax breaks, signaling a specific policy direction.

The parents of a 13-year-old boy in Naples could face charges after their son allegedly killed a passing tourist by throwing a statuette from a balcony.

Miloš Parandilović, a Serbian Member of Parliament from the New Face of Serbia party, has reportedly received a threat from members of the ruling Progressive Party. The threat specifically warned him to "be careful crossing the tracks."

Yle has investigated the background of a neo-Nazi concert organizer in Finland, revealing that the international Blood & Honour network has been actively operating in the Jyväskylä region for a long time.

An opinion piece discusses the necessity of addressing Brazil's public health system (SUS) during the electoral campaign. It emphasizes the vital role of healthcare professionals like Dr. Jessica in communities such as Nova Olinda.

Aurora Ramazzotti showcased her self-designed wedding invitation, which takes the form of a magazine featuring profiles, comics, stickers, and the couple's love story.

Christian Rainer, an Austrian man, confirmed his long-held suspicion that his grandfather was a member of the Nazi Party using a new online tool from the German newspaper Die Zeit, and is now encouraging others to explore their family history.

Abdoul Aziz Sy, CEO of SGO, provided exclusive details on the impact of Endeavour's operations on the mining sector in Senegal.

TIME Magazine's prestigious annual ranking has recognized six prominent figures from Africa for their achievements and influence this year.

Brazilian attorney and martial arts influencer Tamyris Teixeira Santos, 36, was found dead on Botafogo Beach in Rio de Janeiro, three days after being reported missing.

R&S Sarajevo is celebrating its 30th anniversary, with a focus on the role of education, highlighting the contributions of local high schools like Prva and Druga Gimnazija.

TVN24's grand birthday tour has made a stop in Kazimierz Dolny, allowing the station to meet viewers in their hometowns. The visit includes a quiz to test knowledge about the town.

A Portuguese article celebrates 'Churrasco Day,' the Brazilian barbecue tradition originating from Rio Grande do Sul, offering tips for a good churrasco and highlighting its historical significance.

A 30-year-old man, Dorjan Ziflaj, was arrested in Sarandë, Albania, for moving armed with a pistol in his vehicle, which he had concealed. The firearm, a magazine with cartridges, and the vehicle were seized.

The article defines mansplaining as a situation where a man explains something to a woman in a simplified, often patronizing way, assuming she knows less than she does.

A Stradivarius violin, believed to have been looted by Nazis during World War II, has reportedly resurfaced in France, according to an expert.

Hanza Media d.o.o. has announced the rules for its "Best Young Farmer" award competition in Zagreb, Croatia.

The captain of a Portuguese plane nearly crashed near Křivoklát, Czech Republic, in January due to poor visibility, ignoring warnings from air traffic controllers and the co-pilot despite functioning onboard instruments.

A youth association in Jyväskylä, Finland, reportedly rented its facilities to the international neo-Nazi network Blood & Honour for several years, a revelation that surprised the owner.

Construction work in Amapá, Brazil, has led to the discovery of nine archaeological sites, including a monument of 127 monoliths dubbed the "Stonehenge of the Amazon," along with Caribbean-influenced ceramics and Portuguese porcelain, indicating a much richer indigenous history than previously thought.

New rules in Italy for 730 tax deductions mean that receipts are no longer necessary for medical expenses paid with a health card, as taxpayers can now download a detailed statement from the tax agency's portal.

The Municipality of Berane in Montenegro has issued a statement refuting what it calls 'sensationalist reporting' regarding a statement by the head of OB Berane, claiming it was taken out of context.

Argentine President Javier Milei delivered a controversial speech in Israel, drawing global attention for connecting Karl Marx, Satan, and the demise of the world. The speech has been widely described as bizarre.

The full current issue of "Schaufenster" magazine, dated April 24th, is now available for readers to browse.

An opinion piece reflects on the tragic tendency to take freedom for granted until it begins to be incrementally diminished, highlighting a societal crossroads between new leadership and old patterns.

A Lithuanian woman named Inga is struggling with a severe parasite infestation in her kitchen, with larvae reportedly crawling on the ceiling. Experts offer advice on how to eradicate them.

An article reflecting on parental alienation, particularly in the context of Mother's Day, coinciding with the International Parental Alienation Awareness Day.

The world's largest lithium deposit has been identified and estimated to be worth $1.5 trillion. Reports indicate that this significant find is located in a particularly challenging area.

Fiocruz and the Universidade Nova de Lisboa have renewed their partnership for health research, with Fiocruz establishing a representation at the Brazilian Embassy in Portugal and aiming for further collaborations with the Portuguese pharmaceutical sector.

A Brazilian regulator has approved a more extensive investigation into Google's practices regarding its use of news content.

Collien Fernandes spoke in an interview about her emotional state, revealing she had received hate and threats in recent weeks.

The Australian dollar and Brazil real saw gains as investors showed increased favor towards economic ties with China.

Stephen J. Ross's new book, "The Secret War Against Hate," explores the racist and anti-Semitic groups that emerged in the latter half of the 20th century in America and the spy network that worked to dismantle them.

Italian President Sergio Mattarella stated that the 'law of the strongest' leads to barbarism in international relations, reaffirming Italy's commitment to peace, human rights, and international cooperation.

Global Finance magazine has recognized Kuwait Finance House (KFH) as the ‘Best Bank for Sustaining Communities in the Middle East’.

Global sugar prices have seen an upward trend, attributed to the strengthening of crude oil prices and the appreciation of the Brazilian Real in currency markets.

The Philippine National Police chief stated that the agency's academy is undergoing “aggressive reforms” following a new alleged hazing case among its cadets.

The Pakistani government has agreed to a Rs2.8 trillion surplus target, with the Benazir Income Support Programme (BISP) budget increasing by 22% to Rs845 billion. Provinces have been instructed to generate a Rs1.65 trillion surplus.

This article explores astrological signs to determine which ones find it hardest to forgive and which ones are more likely to move past grievances.

An Argentine man living in Brazil was arrested in Rio de Janeiro after being reported by an Argentine tourist for insulting a woman with a racist slur, in a case similar to a previous incident.

Brazil has stated that Mercosur, the South American trade bloc, will reconsider Venezuela’s membership.

The AfD party in Saxony-Anhalt proposes to stop research into Nazi-era looted art, advocating instead for the maintenance of war memorials and the honoring of fallen soldiers. This move reflects their vision for a 'patriotic turn' in the region.

Dubrava, a Croatian district or sports club, is celebrating its 50th anniversary, reflecting on its history of producing numerous first-league basketball players, some of whom went on to play in the NBA. The community has grown significantly over five decades.

Kylian Mbappe's social media 'like' on a post linking Jose Mourinho to a return to Real Madrid has generated significant interest and speculation in Spain.

An expert on looted musical instruments believes a 300-year-old Stradivarius violin, stolen by the Nazis during World War II, has surfaced in France. The instrument is valued at $10 million.

Partisans, couriers, and survivors of Nazi-fascist massacres, who are the last witnesses of Italy's Liberation, are featured in a multimedia project. Their memories are transformed into a reflection on the future.

The picturesque town of Kazimierz Dolny on the Vistula River is celebrating TVN24's 25th anniversary, with a regionalist discussing the river, Krowia Wyspa, and a nature reserve.

Eva Dichand, known as a media manager, has founded an exclusive art magazine, expressing her deep passion for young art. The magazine is free but not for general public distribution.

A woman posted on Threads asking for creative ways to reuse empty Bonne Maman jam jars, leading to a flood of amazing suggestions from the online community.

The second edition of the 'Magazine' awards has selected the perfumes of the year, honoring fragrance as a convergence point for all arts and recognizing the best olfactory creations for their sensory and cultural value.

Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva underwent surgery in São Paulo to remove skin lesions on his scalp and wrist. The procedure was successful, and he was discharged the same morning, with doctors stating it should not affect his pre-election activities.

Germany's banking supervisory authority, BaFin, has prohibited UniCredit from making public negative statements about Commerzbank in conferences, analyst dialogues, or social media.

Brazil has taken action to block various prediction platforms and is implementing stricter regulations to curb the proliferation of 'bet-like' products. This move aims to control the spread of unregulated gambling-like services within the country.

A high school student from Serbia has been selected to join a team in India dedicated to the development of a mini-satellite. This opportunity marks a significant step for the young student in the field of space technology.

Alexis Tsipras has launched a new website for his institute, the Alexis Tsipras Institute (InAT), promoted with a short video on social media featuring the slogan 'MAZI' (Together).

Brazil's VDF Showcase, a program supporting new talent and diverse films, is making its second appearance at the Cannes Film Festival's Marché du Film.

The article explores the alarming trend of increasing penis amputations among men in Brazil, with one individual expressing, "I feel decapitated."

A 31-year-old teacher claims to have achieved financial freedom after accumulating $300,000 in savings and retirement funds, a feat that has drawn mixed reactions.

Italy's Minister of Culture, Alessandro Giuli, has decided not to attend the inauguration of the Biennale, citing his disagreement with the decision to reopen the Russian pavilion.

An eleven-year-old chihuahua named Peep was rescued from euthanasia after its owners abandoned it because it didn't get along with their new dog. Despite stress and health issues, Peep has recovered and is awaiting a new home.

TradingView reports on the upcoming week for corporate earnings announcements in Brazil, signaling a period of significant financial disclosures.

National broadcasters in Ireland, Spain, and Slovenia have decided to boycott this year's Eurovision Song Contest due to Israel's participation, with Slovenia opting to show films about Palestine instead.

The city of Sarajevo is hosting the promotion of the book "Miss Besieged Sarajevo," featured in the latest edition of 'Scena' magazine.

A magazine by Bosnian photographer Rikard Larma, titled 'Rikard Lrm,' was promoted at the 37th Book Fair in Sarajevo, showcasing photographs depicting life during the siege.

Nature offers a perfect solution for spring fatigue and anemia in the form of nettle (Urtica dioica), a plant often overlooked or treated as a weed. The article highlights its fantastic natural medicinal properties.

The Week magazine published its weekly news quiz covering events from April 18 to 24, testing readers' knowledge of recent headlines.

Since news broke this week about a criminal organization using an event promotion company as a front for prostitution services in Italy, new disturbing information has continuously emerged regarding wealthy clientele and victims, including footballers.

An article provides a cultural analysis of the four-letter 'F-word,' examining its vulgarity and broader societal impact. It delves into the word's usage and perception within language.

Albanian Minister of Education Mirela Kumbaro, accompanied by Shkodër Mayor Benet Beci, visited the '28 Nëntori' high school to inspect the new gym and emphasize the importance of after-school programs.

A scene from the series 'Euphoria,' depicting the character Maddy unrealistically landing a job, has gone viral and been labeled 'every boomer's fantasy.'

To mitigate the effects of the Middle East conflict, the Brazilian government has sent a proposal to Congress to convert increased oil revenues into tax reductions.

The Gaziantep Natural Life Park in southeastern Türkiye has announced the birth of a male giraffe calf, marking the first giraffe ever born in the country. The new calf has been introduced to visitors.

The Auchan supermarket chain has closed a store in a key area of Bucharest after six years, citing business expectations as the reason for the decision.

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A traditional Portuguese dessert, Pudim Abade de Priscos, known for its unique ingredients including pork fat, eggs, and Port wine, was served to Brazilian President Lula during his visit to the Belém Palace in Portugal.

This article explores the theme of "brasileiros," Portuguese emigrants who went to Brazil, as depicted in Aquilino's writings, and their eventual return to Portugal, often for pilgrimages.

Billboard magazine has published a ranking of all the songs featured on Jason Aldean's latest album, 'Songs About Us'.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced an offer of cooperation to Caucasus countries in the fields of air defense and drone defense, sharing the initiative on his Telegram channel.

China has initiated a bond-market-connect scheme with Brazil, marking the first such link between emerging markets.

Ecopetrol announced its intention to purchase a 26% equity stake in Brazil's Brava, with plans to seek majority control of the company.

Forensic analyses have confirmed that victims in a series of deaths suffered severe ricin intoxication. The results from the Pavia anti-poison center have been submitted to the prosecutor's office.

China is punishing ESwatini, the only African country recognizing Taiwan, while simultaneously removing tariffs for all other African nations starting May 1st.

A report highlights the critical role of digital technology and artificial intelligence in Italy's infrastructure development, from design to decommissioning, urging rapid implementation.

Dairies Nika and Lazine in Montenegro will cease purchasing milk from small producers supplying up to 100 liters, affecting approximately half of Montenegrin farmers, particularly 80 farmers in Nikšić, who will now have no buyer for their milk.

A guest appearance in Novi Sad was canceled, which the Kreni-Promeni movement described as another confrontation between the ruling SNS party and artists. The incident highlights ongoing tensions between political figures and the artistic community.

Brazil's Vice President Geraldo Alckmin announced that Brazilian exports are projected to increase by 13% by 2038, once the free trade agreement between Mercosur and the European Union is fully implemented.

Authorities in Sri Lanka issued a warning about a fake SriLankan Airlines scam, while a woman in Hungary worked with police to set a trap for individuals posing as investigators attempting to defraud her.

The Denza Z9 GT electric car features a 122.5 kWh battery, 1,156 horsepower, a range of 1,036 km on a single charge, and can accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in 2.7 seconds, with a charging time of just 5 minutes.

An analysis shows that energy efficiency upgrades for vacant homes can increase their market value by up to 45%, offering more than just energy savings.

An unlicensed pilot crashed a helicopter in Brazil just seconds after takeoff with four people, including a nine-year-old child, on board, but miraculously no fatalities occurred.

DC Comics is venturing into the horror genre with its upcoming 'Clayface' storyline, promising to deliver one of its darkest narratives to date. This marks a significant shift for the comic book publisher.

A writer explores the phenomenon of a generation forced into shared living arrangements, who are 17 percent poorer than their parents and influenced by social media pressures.

A new drama series from the creator of "Baby Reindeer," focusing on two half-brothers, is set to be released and has already garnered divided critical reactions.

The Mana Fest, a sports and sustainability festival held on a beach in Northeast Brazil, is seeking to expand its reach and attract more European tourists, working on internationalization during a meeting in Portugal.

An SNS party councilor in Kragujevac has defected to the opposition, stating he could not tolerate someone calling students 'Nazis.' His departure highlights political tensions and disagreements within the local government.

Solar power plants Korlat and Lipik are in trial operation in Croatia, contributing to the country's renewable energy goals. The Sukošan project is also in its final phase of preparation.