The Artemis II, and the four astronauts aboard the Orion space capsule, splashed down into the Pacific Ocean off the coast of San Diego on Friday night, with all four astronauts in good health. Commander Reid Wiseman, pilot Victor Glover, and mission specialist Christina Koch of Nasa, and the Canadian Space Agency’s Jeremy Hansen, have just become the first humans to travel to the moon, and return to Earth safely, since the crew of Apollo 17 in December 1972
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The prospect of new US-Iran talks remains uncertain, with Iran sending mixed signals about its willingness to negotiate. This comes as a US seizure of an Iranian cargo ship has further complicated the already delicate diplomatic situation.
An Israeli soldier has caused outrage after vandalizing a statue of Jesus at a Christian shrine in southern Lebanon. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu issued a rare apology and condemned the act, promising harsh disciplinary action against the soldier.
Discussions are underway regarding the upcoming elections for the Serbian Medical Chamber, with prominent figures emphasizing the opportunity to restore the organization's professional and ethical integrity. The elections are seen as a chance for the profession to return to those dedicated to its best interests.
Researchers have found microplastics in human brains, noting a higher concentration in brain tumors compared to healthy brain tissue. The significance and causes of this finding, however, remain unclear.
French President Emmanuel Macron expressed 'reasonable optimism' about the possibility of unblocking a €90 billion European loan for Ukraine, stating that a 'new era' is opening in Hungary and Europe with Orban's departure.
Strong thunderstorms accompanied by large hail have struck parts of Croatia and Bosnia, causing significant damage. The city of Bihać in Bosnia was particularly affected, with dozens of cars reportedly destroyed and streets covered in ice.
During the trial of the Belivuk clan members, co-leader Marko Miljković presented data in court that he allegedly received from officials within the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MUP).
The closure of the Strait of Hormuz has prompted international concern, with leaders like China's Xi Jinping calling for its reopening. This situation unfolds amidst ongoing US-Iran tensions, with President Trump issuing warnings about potential military action if a deal is not reached.
Hungarian opposition leader Peter Magyar announced the key ministers for his prospective government, signaling a shift towards a pro-Western foreign policy. Concurrently, he urged Ukrainian President Zelenskyy to expedite the reopening of the Druzhba oil pipeline.
In the murder trial concerning the death of an 81-year-old landlord in Biblis, criminal police officers testified about the investigation, stating that video footage and forensic evidence pointed to the accused, who denies involvement.
A documentary titled 'Aldeas', produced by Martin Scorsese and focusing on Pope Francis, is set to have a private screening at the Vatican on the first anniversary of the Pontiff's death.
The father of Karine Guespin, who disappeared in Langoiran on August 22, 2025, rejects the theory of suicide by drowning in the Garonne, leading to the reopening of the investigation by the Bordeaux prosecutor's office in February.
Spain's health ministry has expanded the heel prick test to cover 21 pathologies and extended colon screening to individuals up to 74 years old, establishing a coordinated national system.
Former Bulgarian President Rumen Radev, known for his pro-Russian stance, has won the country's parliamentary elections, with his party securing a majority of seats. His victory has drawn congratulations from both European Union leaders and Russia.
France and Poland are strengthening their European defense collaboration, with plans to jointly develop a military satellite for Poland. This initiative was discussed during a meeting between French President Macron and Polish Prime Minister Tusk.
A 2024 study reveals significant genetic issues in isolated African elephant populations, which have suffered severe declines due to the ivory trade and habitat loss since 1964.
The French government is convening its public finance alert committee to assess the budgetary situation, which has been worsened by the energy crisis and the war in the Middle East.
Due to significant delays caused by an earthquake, JR East is opening Shinkansen trains at five stations as "train hotels" to provide rest for passengers unable to transfer to local lines.
A discussion highlights that people with disabilities are among the most vulnerable groups during natural disasters. Society's climate resilience is only as strong as its weakest groups, emphasizing that the needs of disabled individuals must not be overlooked in climate action measures.
Rat poison was discovered in jars of HiPP baby food in Austria and other Central European countries, leading to a product recall. Authorities have launched an investigation into a suspected extortion attempt against the company.
The Association of Independent Electronic Media has strongly condemned new threats made on social media against Serbian journalists Marko Vidojković and Nenad Kulačin, authors of 'Dobar, loš, zao' and columnists for Danas.
A man has been placed in pre-trial detention after being arrested on April 16 for assaulting his father and later threatening him with an axe. The judge applied the preventive detention measure.
Compass Diversified (CODI) has announced the sale of Sterno, a move aimed at strengthening the company's balance sheet. This transaction is part of CODI's strategy to streamline its operations.
Microsoft Denmark has rejected 'horror scenarios' suggesting the United States has unlimited access to its customers' data, stating that a black-and-white narrative about technological dependence does not strengthen Denmark's digital future or innovation.
The European 'Flex' satellite is undergoing its final tests at Thales Alenia Space in Cannes before its launch to Kourou. Its mission is to monitor plant health by measuring their fluorescence.
The Nigerian government has announced the opening of applications for the 2026 PTDF scholarship program, targeting undergraduate and postgraduate engineering students in Nigerian universities.
Two teenagers were arrested in connection with an attempted arson attack on a synagogue in north-west London. Police are investigating the incident, which caused damage to the building.
Anti-Islam campaigner Valentina Gomez has been blocked from entering the United Kingdom. She was scheduled to speak at a far-right rally organized by Tommy Robinson, but authorities denied her entry.
Jeanette Widén has started a six-week internship at SvD Ledare, where she will contribute to the editorial team. She is known for reading Hemingway, listening to Jidder, and her ability to sail a three-masted schooner.
Five members of the Serbian Parliament held a meeting with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. The discussions focused on strengthening bilateral relations between the two countries.
A "detective story" has unfolded at Pravieniškės 2nd prison in Lithuania after a package of cannabis was found, with an inmate accused of illegal possession claiming the drugs belonged to another prisoner.
A political analyst explores whether Karol Nawrocki could emulate Bulgarian President Rumen Radew's strategy of resigning to gain power, potentially reshaping Polish politics if the PiS party were to split.
The African Democratic Congress (ADC) in Nigeria has denied reports of discussions with the PRP, reiterating its commitment to its current political coalition.
'Volunteer Days' are taking place across the Czech Republic, featuring nearly 500 events where visitors can learn how to help others, including meeting lonely seniors in care homes.
A man in his twenties died in a workplace accident at the Lustucru pasta production site in Saint-Genis-Laval, near Lyon, on Friday evening. The incident involved a rolling machine.
The Conference of Heads of Assisted Secondary Schools (CHASS) in Ghana remains confident that the ongoing food funding crisis in senior high schools will be resolved through dialogue, despite concerns over potential disruptions.
The AFP bureau chief stated that journalists in Gaza are being labeled "Hamas terrorists" despite having received work permits from Israel, amidst the blockade and unprecedented Israeli attacks following the Hamas assault.
Finnish Air Force cadet pilots were reprimanded after drawing penis-shaped flight patterns that were noticed on Flightradar during a training exercise near Jyväskylä last week.
Japan has downgraded its tsunami warning after a powerful magnitude 7.7 earthquake struck the region. Initial concerns about a significant tsunami have been reduced, though authorities remain vigilant.
Lithuania's Environmental Project Management Agency (APVA) announced the winners of the "Renovation Project of the Year 2026" awards, highlighting renovated apartment buildings and their energy efficiency improvements.
André Ventura, president of the Portuguese Chega party, has expressed support for strengthening transparency laws regarding the financing of political parties.
An Ukrainian and a Belarusian national were sentenced to prison for defrauding unsuspecting Lithuanian residents of more than 300,000 euros within a week.
Ghana's newly launched Free Primary Health Care initiative, aiming for preventive medicine through annual screenings, is urged to specifically address the health needs of children to tackle national health challenges effectively.
Serbian Parliament Speaker Ana Brnabic announced on Monday that she has received a draft opinion from the Venice Commission regarding recently adopted amendments to the country's judiciary.
Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš and other government officials are scheduled to meet with the heads of Czech Television and Czech Radio to discuss proposed reforms. Critics argue these reforms threaten the independence of public media, though Babiš denies any intent to undermine them.
Slovenia's energy sector faces significant challenges, particularly concerning the distribution network which is crucial for managing increased consumption, diverse sources, and fluctuations during the energy transition.
The Piikkiö library in Kaarina, Finland, is forced to shorten its opening hours and hire a security guard due to persistent issues with vandalism, e-cigarette use, and hidden alcohol.
Armenian Prime Minister Pashinyan has accused Karapetyan and other political figures of being 'foreign agents,' amidst public opinion surveys suggesting Karapetyan would be Pashinyan’s primary opponent in upcoming elections.
Ogun State Commissioner Dapo Okunbadejo has dismissed reports of being a deputy governor nominee in the 2027 race, stating his focus remains on his current duties.
Authorities have seized a significant cache of valuable items, including diamonds, luxury watches, jewelry, and high-end cigars. The details of the operation leading to these seizures were not immediately specified.
The Management Excellence Award (MEA) Program in Bosnia and Herzegovina has opened applications for its third cycle, continuing its platform for developing excellence and strengthening competitiveness among private companies.
The Municipality of Ljubljana (MOL) is once again co-financing holiday programs for primary school students up to the fifth grade, with significant price differences ranging from ten to one hundred euros per day. Applications will open after the May Day holidays.
The U.S. government has launched a new online portal to process $166 billion in tariff refunds. The opening of this portal coincides with lawsuits filed against companies such as Costco and FedEx regarding these duties.
New Zealand's capital, Wellington, declared a state of emergency and ordered thousands to evacuate low-lying areas after record rainfall triggered severe flash floods. The unprecedented downpours caused widespread disruption and risk to residents.
Jim Townsend, a Senior Fellow at CNAS and former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense, discussed US-Iran negotiations, stating that military escalation would not bring Iran to the negotiating table.
The Trump Justice Department is clashing with Michigan officials over a demand for 865,000 ballots from Wayne County, with state officials calling the request baseless and politically motivated.
Badalona has inaugurated its first municipal soup kitchen and committed to opening a homeless shelter, with a multi-purpose room in the soup kitchen to serve as a temporary shelter during cold weather campaigns.
Meteorologists have issued a yellow code for atmospheric instability for central and southern Moldova, effective Monday afternoon and evening, April 20.
The Ufap-Unsa union for French prison guards has called for a nationwide blockade of penitentiary facilities on April 27, citing uncontrollable prison overcrowding with 88,000 detainees.
The number of foreign tourists visiting the US is projected to decrease by millions in 2025 compared to 2024, prompting the World Travel and Tourism Council to urge the US to become more welcoming, though the White House attributes positive tourism impact to Trump.
President Trump is reportedly considering resuming limited military attacks on Iran while not ruling out diplomacy, with discussions also focusing on a potential naval blockade of the Strait of Hormuz to cut off Iranian revenue. The UK has stated it will not join Trump's proposed blockade of Iran's ports.
Police reported that both the victim and the suspect in an alleged flogging incident were found dead at a condominium in Tondo, Manila. The incident was discovered by a witness on Sunday evening.
Romania's ruling coalition faces a severe political crisis as the Social Democratic Party (PSD) threatens to withdraw its support for the Prime Minister. This move has created significant government instability and raised concerns about potential economic repercussions.
Former President Donald Trump has expressed openness to meeting with Iranian leadership and potentially signing a peace agreement, possibly in Pakistan. He also denied claims that Israel influenced him towards war with Iran, despite recent tensions.
Calisthenics, also known as 'street workout,' is gaining popularity as a fitness regimen, with celebrities like Jennifer Garner and Anne Hathaway incorporating it into their routines.
Six months after the Gaza ceasefire, the second phase of Trump's peace plan is stalled, with the Israeli army tightening its grip, humanitarian aid falling short, and Hamas disarmament negotiations at a standstill.
Germany's struggling industry is actively seeking new markets, with the booming arms sector emerging as a potential solution. This development coincides with the opening of the world's largest industrial fair in Hannover.
Karol Nawrocki explained his selection process for Constitutional Tribunal judges and accused the Sejm (Polish parliament) of wrongdoing. Experts, however, dismissed his arguments as 'magical thinking'.
The European Union is reportedly considering freezing or delaying the disbursement of funds from its Growth Plan for Western Balkan countries, with official Marta Kos citing concerns over the situation in Serbia. Over 700 million euros are said to be at risk for the region, including Albania.
Lado Bizovičar has been confirmed to remain as a judge on the "Slovenija ima talent" (Slovenia's Got Talent) jury. Reports indicate his continued presence is considered essential for the show.
A discussion in Latvia called for strengthening the Latvian language and recognizing Russian as the language of a former colonial power, advocating for increased resources and legal protections for the state language.
Ahead of the May Day holidays, Slovenia's Foreign Ministry advises citizens to exercise caution when traveling abroad, recommending against all non-essential trips to the Middle East and Cuba, while confirming Cyprus, Egypt, and Turkey as safe destinations.
Taoiseach Micheál Martin denied claims that he pushed Michael Healy-Rae out of a junior ministry, stating it was "not fair to say" the Kerry TD would have lost his position if his brother Danny voted against the government.
A band of storms, accompanied by hail, has passed through Slovenia, causing damage to the roof of an elementary school in Stari trg ob Kolpi and also affecting the capital, Ljubljana.
Greek government sources have publicly responded to the PASOK party, dismissing their irritation as “unjustified.” The government also denied responsibility for Mr. Androulakis's inability to deliver a speech in Barcelona.
Ukraine has denied reports circulating on Russian media outlets regarding the alleged capture of the settlement of Zybyne in the Kharkiv region by Russian forces.
Austrian sports retailer Hervis has confirmed plans to close its stores in Slovenia, Germany, and Croatia, reportedly to focus solely on its domestic market in Austria.
Russian authorities detained a 57-year-old German woman, accusing her of terrorism and possessing explosives with a plan to attack a police building. Moscow suggested the incident could be a "false flag" operation.
Many drivers instinctively assess their tires, but the material composition and unseen signs of wear mean that tires appearing good can still pose significant safety risks, even if they have tread and no visible cracks.
The Czech Republic has expressed interest in military nuclear cooperation with France, indicating a potential strengthening of defense ties between the two nations.
The city of Přerov, Czech Republic, is opening its newly reconstructed Emos building, which will serve as the new seat of the city hall. A public open day is scheduled for May 14, followed by the relocation of the magistrate's offices.
Ukrainian officials state that Russian forces in temporarily occupied Crimea are conducting large-scale mining operations along the coastline and in adjacent waters, reportedly to prevent a potential amphibious landing by Ukrainian troops.
French President Emmanuel Macron visited Gdańsk, Poland, where he met with Prime Minister Donald Tusk. The visit was notable for the absence of a meeting with a representative from the Polish President's Chancellery, which Tusk's office stated was due to the planned itinerary.
In Frankfurt, preliminary talks for forming a new city government are underway, with the SPD and CDU advocating for a "Kenya coalition" amidst concerns that the Greens and Volt might exclude them.
A high-ranking former banker from Macquarie is facing trial in Germany for tax evasion related to the Cum-Ex scandal, marking the first time a senior banker from a major investment bank has been targeted by German criminal justice in this long-running case.
A report on a salon concert by Annalisa Derossi and Dorothee Nolte at the Mendelssohn-Remise in Berlin-Mitte, dedicated to Clara Schumann and reflecting on how such events keep bourgeois musical culture alive.
Following the January takeover of Austrian sports equipment chain Hervis by Quantum Investment Holding, the operations of Hervis stores in Slovenia, Croatia, and Germany have been transferred to a new, undisclosed owner.
French President Emmanuel Macron is scheduled to visit Athens, with media reports indicating that strengthening Greek-French cooperation will be a primary focus of his trip. The visit aims to bring the bilateral relationship back to the forefront.
Al Barid Bank in Morocco has reassured its customers that its systems remain secure and no sensitive information has been compromised, following online reports of a potential data leak.
An opinion piece from Die Presse humorously yet critically addresses the phenomenon of men sharing close-up photos of male genitalia on social media platforms.
The conflict in Sudan has now entered its third year, significantly deepening an already severe child hunger crisis across the country. Millions of children are facing dire conditions due to the prolonged war.
An economics expert warned about the chain impact of rising oil prices on the Albanian economy, predicting stagflation and a worsening cost of living. He linked these developments to recent international tensions, including the conflict in Iran.
The Swedish government and intelligence services openly state that Moscow is manipulating economic statistics, with Stockholm arguing this proves the need for tougher sanctions against Russia.
Police announced significant traffic congestion on routes leading to Chișinău during Easter, particularly on R-14 and R-6, prompting intervention with reversible lanes to manage the flow.
Slovenian police, in 'Operation Haribo,' have apprehended an Austrian drug dealer who had been evading justice for four years, hiding in the vicinity of Ljubljana.
An analysis delves into the enigmatic figure of Del Deo, described as 'the man who whispered to the powerful,' highlighting the flow of information, relationships, and economic interests through him.
Actress Rebel Wilson appeared in an Australian court to defend herself against a defamation lawsuit. The case was brought by a fellow actress over social media posts, with accusations that Wilson's claims were "malicious concoctions."
Tamara Mendler, a 32-year-old German footballer, passed away after a brief illness, just days after giving birth to her second child, deeply saddening the German public.
Estonian President Alar Karis addressed the cooling relations between the United States and Europe, likening them to family disagreements that do not fundamentally alter the relationship.
The ceremonial opening of the “We Are New Life” studio exhibition from the Museum of the City of Zagreb will take place on April 23 in Podgorica, in cooperation with local institutions, promoting inclusion.
The Lithuanian premiere of Raimundas Banionis's directed play "Madam Rubinstein," based on John Misto's work, will take place on May 9-10 at the Old Vilnius Theater.
A candidate-deputy reportedly gave tens of thousands of euros to dealers, who subsequently gambled away a portion of the money in casinos on a Friday evening.
Polish MEP Michał Dworczyk stated that no one has withdrawn from Mateusz Morawiecki's association following Jarosław Kaczyński's ultimatum. He was responding to questions about the impact of Kaczyński's remarks on PiS MPs.
Slovenian experts highlight the growing challenges within the energy sector, emphasizing that the distribution network is becoming a critical factor for the energy transition. It must simultaneously manage increased consumption, diverse energy sources, and greater fluctuations.
Sephora has revealed plans for its upcoming store opening in Split, Croatia, including the official date and details on gifts for the first 1000 customers. The beauty retailer also confirmed a list of brands that will be available at the new location.
The EU is expected to freeze funds from the Growth Plan for Serbia, following the application of Mrdić's laws in Kosovo despite prior warnings, according to Nemanja Todorović Štiplija.
Representatives of Bosnia and Herzegovina's fractured ruling coalition exchanged accusations on Monday, leading to a blocked parliament and impeding the opening of EU accession negotiations.
Quentin Monnier, a French small-boat fisherman who has been operating coastal fisheries from Hólmavík, has been denied Icelandic citizenship, which prevents him from continuing his sailing activities.
Doctors in Nigeria's Ondo State have issued an eight-day ultimatum to the government, threatening industrial action over unpaid allowances and poor welfare conditions.
Hybe, the entertainment agency, has issued a denial regarding claims that it sought assistance from the US embassy to lift a travel ban on Chairman Bang Si-hyuk. The company stated that no such request was made.
Dr. Edita Vučić will appear on the show "Izvan okvira" to discuss Stećci, medieval tombstones, and how contemporary interpretations shape our understanding of this heritage.
An article details 14 psychological tricks intelligent people use to win arguments, emphasizing calmness, active listening, factual evidence, and avoiding personal attacks.
German politician Friedrich Merz and Brazilian President Lula da Silva unexpectedly toured a prominent fair separately, surprising the event's organizers.
An armed robbery occurred at a gambling agency in Peristeri late Monday night, where a 24-year-old man and a 19-year-old woman, along with an accomplice, were arrested after threatening the owner with a weapon.
Boko Haram has issued a 72-hour ultimatum for 416 captives in Borno, threatening to scatter them if their ransom demands are not met by the Nigerian government.
A court has ordered a retrial in the case of Robert Bąkiewicz, which involves charges of insulting Border Guard and Military Police officers. The proceedings were previously dismissed by the court, but the prosecution filed an appeal.
The Russian Embassy clarified media speculation surrounding Errol Musk's visit, stating that no state-backed farmer relocation program exists and discussions were related to agricultural investment opportunities.
An opinion column explores the success story of Palantir founder Alex Karp, suggesting that his dyslexia may be a key factor in his achievements. The article discusses lessons that can be learned from his journey.
A 67-year-old retired Philippine Marine Corps member was arrested in Taguig City for allegedly using his gun to threaten a group of people drinking on the street.
United Arab Emirates authorities have announced the dismantling of a terrorist organization and the arrest of its members. Investigators state the cell had ties to Iran's leadership and was involved in recruiting locals.
Milenko Jovanov, head of the ruling party's parliamentary group in Serbia, has been criticized by opposition MPs for making misogynistic statements regarding a female MP's skirt length.
Oil and gas prices have surged as Iran closed the Strait of Hormuz following a US blockade and the seizure of an Iranian cargo ship, raising concerns about a deepening energy crisis.
Global stock markets exhibited mixed reactions to escalating tensions in the Middle East. While some indices, like Wall Street, saw records, others experienced declines due to renewed geopolitical concerns.
Art Expertise announced that a work by Konstantinos Parthenis will be featured in the 48th Greek Sale auction by Bonhams in Paris on May 20, alongside other works by Greek painters.
Justina Bezaraitė, a well-known journalist and presenter of TV3 news and other TV projects, has announced her departure from the station. Her exit was reported on Monday evening.
Greek personality Periklis Kondylatos opened up about his decision to share his relationship with Eleni on social media, revealing he initially struggled with insecurities and public scrutiny.
The European Commission has proposed a significant shift in policy towards Syria, advocating for the full restoration of a 1978 cooperation agreement and renewed ties with Damascus following the recent fall of the Assad regime. This move signals the EU's intent to re-engage with Syria.
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The Supreme Court of India has rejected Umar Khalid's review petition, upholding the denial of bail in connection with the 2020 Delhi riots case. Khalid had sought a review of the earlier decision to deny him bail.
Slovenian liberal leader Robert Golob announced his failure to form a government after recent elections, stating he would move into opposition. This development likely paves the way for the right-wing, potentially led by Janez Janša, to form the next government.
Nova Željezara Zenica, a historic steelworks in Bosnia and Herzegovina, is ceasing its steel production operations due to a lack of government support. This closure will result in approximately 1,200 employees losing their jobs.
A trolleybus crashed into a supermarket in Salzburg, Austria, resulting in one fatality and several injuries. Emergency services responded to the scene of the accident.
The Port of Almeria is undertaking infrastructure strengthening as part of its preparatory campaign for Morocco's 2026 Marhaba operation, an annual initiative that facilitates the transit of the Moroccan diaspora during the summer.
Polish prosecutors have requested the European Parliament to lift the immunity of MEP Grzegorz Braun, seeking his arrest. The move indicates a legal action against the politician.
Opposition MPs in the Serbian Assembly condemned misogynistic statements made by Milenko Jovanov, head of the progressive parliamentary group, regarding women's attire.
Passengers willing to pay a premium on Norwegian's latest ship, the Norwegian Luna, can experience ultra-luxury in The Haven, featuring amenities like two-story suites and private sundecks.
Users of the Meridianbet website can now donate money to the Banja Luka-based citizens' association "Tvoja riječ" (Your Word), strengthening its mission.
A recent podcast episode explores surprising survey results concerning Polish public support for benefits for same-sex couples, the influence of opinion polls on politics, and growing internal conflicts within Poland's Law and Justice (PiS) party.
Czech Environment Minister Igor Červený has rejected claims that his government or party are undermining nature protection, responding to a recent demonstration in Prague calling for changes in the ministry's leadership.
In Zemun, 82 food packages were distributed to families of refugees and internally displaced persons. This aid aims to support vulnerable households in the region.
The Greek reality show 'Survivor' sees 'Athenians' and 'Provincials' become housemates, with initial reactions and suspicious glances emerging regarding a potential transfer.
Tshwane Chief Financial Officer Gareth Mnisi has denied allegations of favoring certain security companies in connection with a R2.9 billion security contract.
An Indian court denied anticipatory bail to Nida Khan, who is accused as the 'mastermind' in the TCS Nashik case. Her bail hearing was a significant development in the ongoing legal proceedings.
A powerful earthquake, with magnitudes reported between 7.4 and 7.7, struck off Japan's coast, triggering widespread tsunami warnings and evacuations. Authorities remain on high alert for potential aftershocks and further seismic activity, with an 80 cm tsunami already observed.
ADC's Bala has denied supporting David Mark's alleged takeover of the party's leadership, claiming he was "tricked" into appearing to endorse the move.
Director Nedžad Begović has been awarded for his contribution to preserving the culture of remembrance, with a screening of his short films and Bisan Owda's "Free Fish" scheduled for April 22.
Estonia has decided to cancel a €500 million acquisition of new infantry fighting vehicles, instead reallocating the funds towards enhancing its drone capabilities and modernizing its existing CV90 vehicles.
Greek banks, members of the Hellenic Bank Association, disbursed more than 117,000 new loans amounting to €1.6 billion in the first quarter of 2026, marking a 26% annual increase, with housing loans being prominent.
Romania's National Office for Gambling (ONJN) has opened its first funding call, offering up to €100,000 per project for NGOs. The initiative aims to prevent gambling addiction through YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, and media campaigns.
Palantir released a controversial manifesto, inspired by its founders' book, that criticizes Apple, liberal elites, and Silicon Valley culture, arguing for 'hard power' based on software for the West's future.
Consumers are expected to see a reduction in fuel prices for both diesel and petrol starting on Tuesday. This anticipated drop will make refueling cheaper.
The Greek-French Economic Forum is being held in Athens, attended by Greek Prime Minister Mitsotakis and French President Emmanuel Macron. The event is organized by SEV and the Hellenic-French Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCIFG) as part of Macron's official visit.
Ukraine's Defense Forces have observed the redeployment of Russian light armored vehicles, including airborne units, in the south, but assess these movements as rotation and replenishment of losses rather than preparation for a large-scale offensive.
Serbia's state budget is reportedly losing approximately 34 million euros each month as a direct consequence of reduced excise duties. This financial impact highlights the ongoing cost of the government's excise policy.
A political dispute in Metković, Croatia, escalated as the mayor, previously accused in a "sister-in-law" affair, counter-accused politician Grmoja of favoring his uncle in land reclassification. This exchange of allegations highlights ongoing concerns about nepotism and corruption within the local government.
LIS Technologies Inc. has announced it will deliver the opening keynote presentation and serve as a platinum sponsor for Reuters Events' SMR and Advanced Reactor 2026 Conference.
Nida Khan, accused in molestation and harassment cases at the TCS Nashik unit, has been denied interim protection from arrest, with a Special Investigation Team actively searching for her.
Nigeria's ADC party has denied rumors of an alliance with the PRP, stating its leadership is not engaged in negotiations with other political parties amidst an ongoing leadership dispute.
Iran has executed two men convicted of espionage for Israel's Mossad intelligence agency and plotting attacks. The executions come amid heightened tensions between Iran and Israel.
The Landmark Nicosia, Autograph Collection, has announced the opening of its new luxury wellness and beauty destination, SOLE Spa & Beauty Salon, within its prestigious premises.
Lebanon is hopeful that ongoing negotiations will help save the country. Joseph Aoun stated that Lebanon's situation should be discussed independently of Iran's.
A family in Roskovec, Albania, is in anguish after a young woman disappeared four days ago, with her mother tearfully alleging that her ex-husband held her tied in the forest for two days.
Philip Morris Romania has received its Top Employer certification for the eleventh consecutive year, attributed to its clear principles, competitive salaries, modern working conditions, and opportunities for employee development.
Last month was warmer and drier than normal in Romania, with a well-known mountain resort in the Apuseni Mountains, typically the 'pole' of precipitation, receiving ten times less rain than usual.
The Head of the State Police, Hita, met with the British Deputy Ambassador, confirming the further strengthening of strategic cooperation between Albania and the United Kingdom, particularly in combating illegal migration and crime.
Serbian Minister Đedović Handanović announced that approximately 193,000 households have received reduced bills for electricity, gas, or heating. This measure aims to provide financial relief to a significant number of residents.
Zoran Stevanović, the Speaker of the Slovenian National Assembly, will urge members of parliament not to mark ballots during the next secret vote and has announced his participation in amending the rules of procedure to address this issue.
Qatar has begun the process of gradually reopening its airspace to foreign airlines, allowing for the resumption of flight operations. This move signals a return to normal air traffic for international carriers.
Smáralind shopping mall has seen a record increase in visitors, driven by new attractions like the Garðurinn food hall, renovated Smárabíó cinema, new stores, and various events, strengthening its position as a destination for shopping, dining, and entertainment.
A Russian citizen was caught driving a car at 203 kilometers per hour on the Pomurje highway towards Lendava, significantly exceeding the speed limit. The driver was issued a fine and penalty points.
With Saeima elections approaching in five and a half months, Latvian political parties are increasingly active on social media, intensifying their efforts to engage voters ahead of the decision on the country's future leadership.
Hong Kong's MTR Corporation has received eight bids for a commercial and residential development located at a critical hub within the Northern Metropolis, a major project aimed at strengthening the city's economic foundation.
The iconic Italian city of Venice faces an increasingly uncertain future, with researchers warning it could be completely submerged in coming decades if sea levels continue to rise.
Polish tax authorities have clarified that the 2025 tax relief for home thermal modernization applies to expenses for roof insulation, but not to the cost of replacing the roof itself.
Former Slovenian gymnast and Olympian Drago Šoštarič has died at the age of 84, having significantly influenced the development of Slovenian gymnastics through his work and dedication.
