The tenth annual international tourism campaign "Get to know your neighbors in Zemgale!" has launched in the border region of Latvia and Lithuania, inviting people to explore interesting places in both countries and win prizes. This year, Aizkraukle has joined the initiative.

Nominations for the 2026 Peabody Awards have been announced, featuring programs such as 'Heated Rivalry,' 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!,' and documentaries on music legends Sly Stone and Fela Kuti.

A property forgery scheme has been uncovered in Lushnje, Albania, detailing the legal ordeal of Sefedin Shefa, whose inherited property was allegedly seized and converted into an apartment building. Shefa has been pursuing justice through prosecutors and courts.

An emotional reaction has been reported regarding the funeral of Mircea Lucescu in Romania, highlighting the dignity and the gesture of Răzvan Lucescu shaking hands with thousands of attendees.

The celebrity couple Soul Bang's and Manamba Kanté are celebrating their 10th wedding anniversary, with Seneweb revealing insights into their relationship.

Ranveer Singh's adventurous sequel, 'Dhurandhar: The Revenge,' has taken the Indian box office by storm, grossing an astonishing ₹1041 crore!

English professional golfer Tommy Fleetwood's son, Frankie, born in 2017, has been seen joining his father on the golf course.

The legal battle between Marième Soda Ndiaye and Omar Dramé in Senegal has been postponed for a fifth time, leading to Omar Dramé's accusation of sabotage and fury.

The Lib Dems’ Sue Miller has spent most of her life trying to reduce the risk of nuclear war. And it’s not going well.

Albanian opposition figure Ina Zhupa has declared the new ports law unconstitutional, citing a lack of competition and transparency. She announced plans to challenge the law in the Constitutional Court.

Former European Integration Minister Klajda Gjosha has emphasized the critical importance of justice reform for Albania's integration into the European Union, warning of potential setbacks due to ongoing clashes between the ruling majority and the opposition.

It has been confirmed that the concession stand at the prestigious Masters golf tournament offers a special off-menu item, adding a unique detail to the event's culinary offerings.

Actress Kate Beckinsale publicly criticized actor Mark Ruffalo and their shared agent, alleging that she was dropped by the agent while Ruffalo was not, implying sexism in Hollywood with the statement 'In Hollywood, a penis means a lot'.

Ten years after the creation of "En Marche!", former minister Marc Ferracci reflects on the party's reforms and future, while an analysis suggests Macronism has become fragmented and stagnant.

Az egyházfő ünnepi beszédében így is megemlékezett elődjéről, felidézte az egyik fogalmat is, amit hozzá kötnek.

Albania's Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs issued a warning about unofficial websites providing visa application information, urging caution to applicants.

Albanian President Bajram Begaj congratulated NATO on its 77th anniversary via social media, reaffirming Albania's unwavering commitment as an ally to the Alliance and its democratic values.

The article highlights former President Mahama's strong stance on slavery, asserting its inherent criminality and contrasting his moral clarity with what it describes as global evasion on the issue.

On the eve of Catholic Easter, Archbishop Metropolitan of Tirana-Durrës, Arjan Dodaj, shared a message for believers, urging them not to wait for external change but to initiate it themselves, stating that Albania needs honest people.

Hollywood celebrities, including Kylie Jenner, shared photos embracing an 'April Showers' theme, showcasing confidence in metallic bikinis.

Swedish pop star Zara Larsson has reportedly lost endorsement deals following her political statements. Larsson stated that she will enjoy the increased attention without compromising her own values.

The Aranypánt-díj, established by the Roma Press Center, seeks to honor individuals who have achieved recognition in their professions while living authentically as Roma, with voting now open for ten nominees.

Bryan Cranston, known for 'Breaking Bad,' talks about the 'glorious gross-out return' of 'Malcolm in the Middle.' He shares anecdotes about getting naked, chugging raw meat, and being stung by 60,000 honey bees during the show's original run.

During a judicial session for the 'Veliaj' case involving 29 defendants, many have requested expedited and separate trials, with details emerging about the requests made by the defendants' lawyers.

Former Croatian footballer Igor Budan, who spent over a third of his life in Italy, discusses the long-standing Italian perception that Croatians are to blame for their football failures, asserting it's not true and identifying the real problem.

Lawyer Souleymane Soumaré offers crucial advice on pitfalls to avoid during interviews with investigators, emphasizing the importance of not revealing personal codes.

The "Shower Lamp," a waterproof light, is gaining popularity online as users praise its ability to create a unique atmosphere during showers and baths.

Wildlife presenter Steve Backshall expressed his delight at a rare sighting of two of the UK's last surviving orcas, calling it one of his "greatest British wildlife moments."

In Mozambique, the UDM and MozYouth organizations have signed a Memorandum of Understanding aimed at enhancing youth employability.

A political dispute erupted in Albania as Democratic Party exponents removed wreaths placed by the Shkodër municipality at the April 2, 1991 memorial, claiming they were for martyrs, not descendants of communists.

Tesla's stock surged by 5% driven by optimism over delivery expectations, Terafab developments, and buzz surrounding SpaceX, despite a broader stock market crisis influenced by Middle East events.

Panini has announced the upcoming release of its official sticker and album collection for the 2026 World Cup, continuing a tradition of over 50 years of issuing stickers for major competitions.

Edi Paloka, Chairman of the National Council of the Democratic Party, declared that protests remain the only course of action for the opposition against Edi Rama's government, with escalation and expansion of actions to be decided.

Billboard asks readers to vote for their favorite defining song from 2006, highlighting lasting hits from superstars like Rihanna, Justin Timberlake, and Beyoncé from two decades ago.

An exclusive behind-the-scenes clip from Maggie Gyllenhaal's film 'The Bride!' features Jessie Buckley and Christian Bale discussing the director's unique vision for the Frankenstein myth.

A Norwegian article titled 'La Toje tale!' discusses an unspecified 'tale' or story, likely a local or cultural narrative.

Bolzano, the capital of South Tyrol, offers visitors a rich experience beyond its bustling Waltherplatz and Ötzi Museum, with new suggestions for exploring the city's diverse attractions.

Skënder Hita was sworn in as the new Director of the State Police in Albania, delivering his first speech where he emphasized his commitment to an uncompromising fight against corruption.

Hachette, a renowned US publishing house, has been forced to withdraw a novel from the market after readers discovered it was almost entirely generated by artificial intelligence, marking a first for such a prominent publisher.

Six million euros have been allocated to save the ecosystems in the Fatick and Kaffrine regions of Senegal, addressing climate change impacts.

A preview for 'General Hospital' indicates a new storyline where Sidwell's grief-fueled revenge puts Sonny in danger.

The Croatian Meteorological and Hydrological Service (DHMZ) has reissued red weather alerts, warning of new severe weather events and specifying the times and locations where conditions will be worst.

A magnitude 3 earthquake, with an epicenter 27 kilometers northwest of Vodice at a depth of ten kilometers, struck Croatia on Sunday evening, causing houses to shake.

Six million euros have been designated to fund initiatives aimed at preserving and restoring ecosystems in the Fatick and Kaffrine regions of Senegal, addressing climate change impacts.

A guide highlights 40 top UK festivals that are still available for booking this summer, offering a diverse range of events from woodland raves to barbecue hoedowns.

Partia Demokratike ka ndarë udhëzimet lidhur me procesin zgjedhor dhe organizativ. Udhëzimi i firmosur nga Sali Berisha dhe Flamur Noka, mban datën 17 mars 2026.

An opinion piece from La Vanguardia celebrates the positive aspects and contentment found in solitude, titled 'How good I am alone!'.

A concert titled 'Ilze speaks to me again!' was held in Latvia to celebrate World Theater Day, with organizers noting that people often seek entertainment and laughter during difficult times.

German 'petrolheads' are staunchly opposing proposals for speed limits on the autobahn, citing driving fast as part of 'German DNA,' even as support for restrictions grows amid the energy crisis.

Croatia's Chief State Prosecutor Ivan Turudić confirmed an investigation into six individuals within the Croatian Ski Association for an estimated €30 million in damages. Turudić revealed that suspect Vedran Pavlek is located in Turkey and warned of measures if he fails to appear.

The De! Akcióközösség has released a film exposing vote-buying practices and is now recruiting volunteers to monitor polling stations in Hungary's poorest regions to ensure election integrity.

Student protests against Israeli aggression in the Gaza Strip are continuing in Zagreb, with the 'Students for Palestine' initiative organizing a protest and accusing a dean of blocking their efforts.

William Shakespeare's birthplace is reportedly set to be "decolonized," sparking debate and discussion about historical interpretation and cultural heritage.

NBA legend Shaquille O'Neal has publicly denied sending 'horny' direct messages to singer Sabrina Carpenter, addressing viral claims and insisting he has 'way more game' while asking fans to stop falling for rumors.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban faced public shouts of 'Russians, go home!' during an electoral rally, an incident widely compared to Nicolae Ceaușescu's final public appearance.

Michael J. Fox's representative has refuted false reports of the actor's death that circulated online, confirming he is alive and well.

An heir has reported prosecutor Merita Selimi and four judges to Albania's SPAK, alleging they are protecting individuals who illegally converted a former winter cinema into a palace and grabbed his property.

The Wallonia region of Belgium has implemented a ban on the operation of robot lawnmowers between 6 PM and 9 AM. The measure is intended to protect hedgehogs and other nocturnal wildlife.

Musicians Soul Bang's and Manamba Kanté mark their tenth wedding anniversary, sharing insights into their enduring relationship.

Socialist Party MP Erion Braçe revealed messages from Lushnja citizens in Parliament regarding conflicts with the "Lufra" company, stating that the owner claimed it was cheaper to buy powdered milk, amidst an interpellation with the Minister of Agriculture.

This article criticizes the slow progress on infrastructure projects in Albania, specifically the Thumanë-Kashar road, and questions the accountability of Minister Belinda Balluku. It also mentions a gathering of GJL Colleges, allegedly ordered by Prime Minister Rama.

Ryanair ground staff are reportedly incentivized with €2.50 for each oversized cabin bag they intercept, while passengers caught with such bags face significantly higher penalties. This policy has led to staff being described as 'bounty hunters' by some.

PD deputy Igli Cara has publicly criticized the Durrës Port Authority's decision to narrow the port's entrance from six to three lanes, alleging that the move prioritizes the interests of a private investor, Alabbar, over those of the Albanian people.

Chinese authorities in Heilongjiang province conducted a controlled ice-breaking operation on an 11-kilometer segment of the Amur River, on the China-Russia border, as part of annual flood prevention measures.

An article from Tehran Times explores the indispensable role of women in revolution and war, emphasizing the female narrative within the context of Iran's history and conflicts.

A wave of protests by Albanian students has engulfed Skopje, in defense of the use and status of the Albanian language in North Macedonia.

Olympic athletes Noah Lyles and Junelle Bromfield tied the knot in a "All Shades of Melanin"-themed ceremony held in Trenton, Georgia, on April 4. The couple confirmed their marriage to E! News.

Yle News is inviting individuals who have retired or are considering retiring in Finland to share their experiences. The initiative aims to explore what the "golden years" look like for those who have made Finland their new home.

An actress, model, and influencer, known for her sexy looks, posted an eye-popping topless selfie, prompting fans to guess her identity.

We speak Albanian!"/ University of Tirana in defense of the protest of Albanian students in Macedonia: Not a privilege, but a right! Institutions must find a solution

The parents of Ilaria Sula, whose tragic death in Italy at the hands of her ex-boyfriend shocked both Albania and Italy, shared their harrowing story, recounting their grief and how they buried her in a princess dress.

Albanian Socialist MP Erion Braçe reacted on Facebook to the political situation, criticizing Prime Minister Rama's meetings as "delirious and unproductive" and expressing gratitude to citizens for their support.

A fashion article highlights the trend of colored jeans, suggesting it's time for readers to update their wardrobes with these stylish items.

Albanian food authorities blocked 7,196 kg of white cow cheese and immediately closed a dairy farm in Shkodër due to non-compliance with hygiene standards.

PD leader Sali Berisha responded to critics regarding the effectiveness of national protests in Tirana, emphasizing that the opposition does not aim to come to power through violence. He reiterated the opposition's commitment to peaceful means.

The new film 'The Bride!' is scheduled to debut on streaming platforms this week, with expectations to deliver a shocking experience to its viewers.

Senegal is bidding farewell to Thierno Diagne Ba, a prominent man of culture, following his passing.

Billboard asks readers to vote for their favorite new music releases, featuring artists like Jack White, Anne Hathaway, Arlo Parks, and Thundercat.

Albania remains on high alert after the United States Embassy in Tirana issued a warning about possible threats linked to the Iranian regime, with Bulgaria also confirming it received a similar warning from Iran. Albanian officials, including a former Defense Minister and Prosecutor, have discussed cyber attack risks and past prevented terrorist incidents, with a former prosecutor revealing details of how Tehran allegedly planned terrorist attacks in Albania disguised as a film crew.

Actress Zendaya made a surprising fashion statement by wearing a blue ensemble, following traditional elements of 'something old, new, and borrowed.'

Nick Jonas is set to co-star with Kathryn Newton in the upcoming holiday horror movie 'White Elephant,' directed by Eli Craig, where a gift exchange leads to "Christmas Carnage."

Albania's Democratic Party (DP) has submitted a request for the establishment of a parliamentary investigative commission to scrutinize the legality of the National Agency for Information Society (AKSHI)'s operations, cybersecurity, and data protection.

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Journalist Aulon Kalaja alleged that several journalists in Albania are paid by Iran and appear on television, raising concerns about the risk of Iranian attacks.

The Spanish Legion participated in the traditional Christ of the Good Death procession in Málaga, drawing crowds and cheers during Holy Week.

Readers have shared positive reactions to News24's 'Good News Day,' expressing sentiments of joy and encouraging others to embrace the 'April feels' with comments like 'Everyone should dance!'

Albanian Interior Minister Besfort Lamallari addressed Parliament during an interpellation, acknowledging issues within the police force with 336 criminal referrals for violations, but urged caution against generalizing accusations.

A report highlights how Cypriot youth are being tempted by TikTok and Reels content promising quick wealth through crypto, with warnings against believing the hype.

An Oklahoma transgender lawyer was jailed for contempt of court following a dramatic incident in the courtroom, described as a 'meltdown'.

Adrian Searle, the Guardian's chief art critic, reflects on his 30-year career as he steps down, sharing insights and experiences from his time covering art.

Spanish scientists have published the most detailed neuroanatomical study of the penis to date, asserting the existence of a male G-spot, named the frenular delta, which has been previously overlooked in anatomical texts.

Roger Dobkowitz, a producer for 'The Price Is Right,' has publicly defended the show and its late host Bob Barker following a 'damning' E! docuseries titled 'Dirty Rotten Scandals'.

Sali Berisha, leader of Albania's Democratic Party, has called on party officials and coordinators to prioritize opening up the party and increasing new memberships, deeming it an immediate and unforgivable omission if not pursued.

De hjalp Trump med å ta makten. Nå presser de ham mot enda en krig.

Six million euros have been allocated to support efforts to save the ecosystems of Fatick and Kaffrine regions in Senegal, addressing the impacts of climate change.

Bollywood actress Alaya F shared a video of herself performing aerial yoga, showcasing her flexibility and strength as she 'defied gravity' to start her week.

Lisandër Hoxha of Albania's Democratic Party has reacted strongly to the recent increase in fuel prices, denouncing the transparency board and calling the situation an open abuse against citizens, especially as previous stocks are being sold.

Billboard's New Music Friday guide highlights the must-hear releases of the week, including new tracks from artists like Miley Cyrus, Raye, Charlie Puth, British-Sudanese singer-songwriter Elmiene, and Grammy-nominated pop star Charlie Puth.

Morocco has initiated a legal offensive to prevent Senegal from holding a celebration at the Stade de France, escalating tensions between the two nations.

Morocco has initiated legal proceedings to prevent Senegal from holding a celebration at the Stade de France, escalating a diplomatic and sporting dispute.

A mysterious sinkhole, approximately 30 meters deep, has opened on a road between Lećevica and Kladnjica in Croatia, with visible bones prompting concerns and potential notification of EU institutions.

Jakub Hrůša conducted the Bamberger Symphoniker with cellist Julia Hagen in a concert at the Musikverein, featuring popular and rare Czech repertoire, including works by Vítězslava Kaprálová.

Dakar's Independence Square hosted a unique "weightless Christmas" event, bringing festive cheer to the city.

An opinion piece suggests that Nigerian President Tinubu's 'relentless and often clandestine assaults' on his opponents constitute a form of psychological warfare, aiming to erode public faith in the system.

Helsingin Sanomat features a daily 5x5 mini-crossword puzzle with a changing theme, inviting readers to solve it.

The Peabody Awards have unveiled their 2026 nominees across various categories, including entertainment, with shows like 'Heated Rivalry,' 'Jimmy Kimmel Live,' and 'The Pitt' receiving recognition.

Albanian Democratic Party MP Jorida Tabaku has denounced a draft law on tourist ports to the European Union, alleging it violates the Stabilization and Association Agreement and favors special interests.

Demolition work has commenced at the Vjesnik complex construction site in Zagreb, with excavators seen removing parts of the skyscraper.

Albania's Minister of Agriculture stated that 13 out of 32 milk samples tested in 2025 were non-compliant due to aflatoxin, leading to product blocking and measures.

A request by defense lawyers to postpone the trial of alleged DZ Mafia leaders was rejected, following a new incident between a lawyer and an assessor in what has been described as a chaotic proceeding.

Albanian State Police have warned citizens about a new SMS scam scheme circulating, which impersonates official notifications from e-Albania. This scam is similar to previous cases involving 'Albanian Post' impersonations.

Omar Dramé expressed fury after his trial against Marième Soda Ndiaye was postponed for the fifth time, which he described as "sabotage."

The "Justice for All" initiative has organized a protest in front of the Judicial Palace in Bulgaria, criticizing the prosecutor's office with slogans like "No more hiding in the prosecutor's office! SarafOFF!"

The Ethics Secretariat in Albania has excluded Democratic Party deputies Flamur Noka and Elda Hoti from plenary sessions following incidents in the last parliamentary session. Noka was excluded for 20 days and Hoti for 10 days.

Farmers in Albania protested outside the Ministry of Agriculture, opposing the national scheme 2026 and demanding fuel subsidies, while also calling for a boycott of Serbian firms and an end to milk imports.

Albanian State Police's Cybercrime Investigation Directorate has issued an alert regarding widespread fraudulent SMS messages impersonating postal services to trick citizens into revealing personal data.

A Spanish worker in Switzerland, Felipe Hilario, received racist cards on a train for speaking loudly, with messages like 'Foreigner, shut up!'. The incident highlights growing xenophobia in Switzerland amid a national debate on migration.

A Friday sermon by Murtadha Gusau calls on Nigerians to embrace peace and avoid violence, emphasizing self-control as a sign of strength.

The latest news from the Cleveland Browns focuses on the upcoming NFL Draft month, with updates from around the league.

Arad Dabiri's play "Druck!" (Pressure!) is being performed at the Stadttheater Gießen, depicting the anger and experiences of young male migrants.

Senegal is bidding farewell to Thierno Diagne Ba, a prominent man of culture, whose passing marks a significant loss for the nation's artistic and intellectual community.

An analyst discussed former Albanian Prime Minister Sali Berisha's legal vulnerabilities and political strategy, suggesting his primary concern is self-preservation for himself and his family.

Megan Thee Stallion was greeted by a full house when she returned to Broadway’s Moulin Rouge!

TikTok has become the main sponsor for "The Gathering," a data event held in Vikingskipet, a move that has drawn criticism from Amnesty International, though participants appear less concerned.

Erion Veliaj testified in Administrative Court against prosecutor Ols Dado, stating he has a conflict of interest with Dado and is unsure whom to report regarding his exclusion from a judicial panel.

In episode 16 of "Germany's Next Topmodel," contestants experience panic over epilation before proceeding to a swimwear challenge on the catwalk at Venice Beach.

Regjimi iranian dyshohet se ka intensifikuar goditjen ndaj kundërshtarëve politikë, duke kryer një seri ekzekutimesh brenda një periudhe shumë të shkurtër.

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A 78-year-old man, identified as Gëzim Vija, was found deceased in his home in Korçë, Albania, with visible signs of violence on his body, including a head injury. Authorities are investigating, with an accident not yet ruled out.

Wildlife presenter Steve Backshall expressed immense joy after spotting two of the UK's last surviving orcas, describing it as one of his 'greatest British wildlife moments'.

Universal has acquired the domestic theatrical rights for "Six The Musical Live!", the recorded edition of the popular stage show, and will release it in cinemas on August 14.

A Croatian employee of the Permanent Mission of the Republic of Croatia to the United Nations in New York was arrested for allegedly embezzling approximately $750,000 from the mission.

A Finnish news quiz challenges readers to identify the share of online grocery sales in Finland for the year 2025.

Albanian Minister of Economy and Innovation, Dalina Ibrahimaj, addressed recent cyberattacks by the Iranian group 'Homeland Justice' on the General Prosecutor's Office and High Court, stating no irreparable damage was done, despite earlier denials from justice institutions.

Former Socialist Minister Arben Malaj announced he is considering running as an independent candidate for the mayor of Vlora in next year's local elections, stating he would not accept any post from Edi Rama.

Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama's statement to Halit Valteri, "You left that dump and came to PS," has drawn strong criticism from PD parliamentary group leader Gazment Bardhi, who called it "not political language, but hatred."

A new weather forecast for the Easter holiday period in Norway has been released, detailing expected conditions across different regions.

Two Slovenian women, Elda Pugelj and Mande Jelovčić, who had been missing for several days, were found alive and well after getting lost due to navigation issues and a storm.

Experts and the New York Times suggest the US deployed a new short-range ballistic missile in an attack on southern Iran on February 28, which reportedly killed children and athletes.

San Francisco has brought Algebra back into its school curricula after a 12-year absence, a move praised by an article that highlights the importance of mathematics beyond rote memorization.

A new project titled "Surprise Me!" is set to launch on LNK, focusing on real human stories and unexpected, emotional surprises.

A guide highlights five restaurants in Paris and Montreuil offering spicy dishes from various cuisines, including Mexican, Korean, and Tunisian, to awaken taste buds.

Players of Adopt Me! can now redeem new codes for March 2026 to earn more bucks, which are essential for caring for their in-game pets. These codes offer a way to enhance gameplay and pet ownership.

Nyamu is pushing for more stringent penalties to address the misuse and abuse of artificial intelligence, stating current fines are insufficient.

The failure to lift parliamentary immunity for Albania's former deputy prime minister is highlighted as one of the country's biggest challenges on its path to EU membership, alongside controversial laws in Montenegro and judicial amendments in Serbia.

A pro-Palestine march took place in the center of Prague, attracting several dozen participants who waved Palestinian flags and chanted slogans like 'Free Palestine!' and 'Hands off Palestine!'. The procession moved from Republic Square to Kampa.

Albanian Socialist Party MP Elisa Spiropali shared a motivational message on Facebook, 'Keep your face to the sunshine and the shadows fall behind you,' a day after a reported clash with Prime Minister Edi Rama during a party group meeting.

Hermann Schönbächler, a Swiss forest worker who became a cult figure from the SRF series 'Auf und davon,' is now facing pushback from his family, particularly regarding a popular party song.

A Hungarian organization, De!Akciokozosseg, has reported various methods of vote buying in Hungarian provinces, including cash payments, distribution of food, firewood, livestock, alcohol, drugs, and even threats.

A trans attorney, who identifies as male, disrupted a custody hearing and subsequently demanded female officers during their arrest, exclaiming 'I Can't Breathe!'.

The Dutchman loses his composure in the face of the court's perceived incompetence. The prosecution accuses him of 62 counts of fraud and forgery.

A Lithuanian consumer shares their experience and frustration regarding the increasing cost of daily lunches at cafes, questioning the value and frequency of using such services.

Tailored workwear is evolving to incorporate softer, more wearable approaches, blending clean lines with breathable fabrics and relaxed fits to make everyday office outfits more exciting.

Floris Visser's production of Wagner's "Parsifal" in Dresden is reviewed as a magic show, with Daniele Gatti's musical direction noted as weak but singer Georg Zeppenfeld praised for his performance.