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Amid heightened tensions, Iran's parliament considers a bounty for US and Israeli leaders, while its military warns of new fronts against the US. Concurrently, Iran has put forward a new peace proposal to the US, and President Trump has reportedly postponed an attack to allow for negotiations.
Serbian Minister of Agriculture Dragan Glamočić stated at the International Agricultural Fair in Novi Sad that European funds are very significant for Serbian farmers.
Weather forecasts across various regions indicate a mix of conditions, from improving temperatures in Ireland to cloudy skies with local rains and thunderstorms in parts of Eastern Europe and Asia. Some areas anticipate light, short-term rains, while others expect generally sunny weather.
Si Đinping je tokom prošlonedeljnih razgovora rekao Donaldu Trampu da bi ruski predsednik Vladimir Putin na kraju mogao da zažali zbog svoje invazije
Citizens of Drniš are calling for protests, questioning systemic failures after it was revealed that Aleksić accumulated 31 disciplinary offenses while in prison. The public expresses outrage over the perceived shortcomings of the justice system.
A Polish court has ruled on the case of a driving examiner accused of repeatedly failing candidates for their driving tests due to a faulty traffic sign, with the pattern of misconduct being similar in all cases.
A former British soldier, captured and imprisoned by Russia in occupied Ukraine, has expressed feeling abandoned by the UK government. He described his situation as a "disgrace."
The United States imposed new sanctions on Cuba, targeting officials and the intelligence service, significantly increasing pressure on Havana. In response, Cuba warned of a potential "bloodbath" if the US were to launch a military attack, highlighting escalating tensions between the two nations.
The United States is involved in heightened diplomatic and tense exchanges with both Iran and Cuba, marked by Iranian attacks in Iraq, Cuban threats against US targets, and various peace proposals and demands for reform. These developments are influencing global oil prices and prompting discussions on US foreign policy and alliances.
Montenegro's police reported a high number of traffic incidents over the weekend, with 50 accidents occurring and two people losing their lives. This follows a period of 15 accidents in the preceding 24 hours.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are set to co-produce a film about British soldiers during the war in Afghanistan, based on a book by Major Adam Jowett, which tells a true story.
Israel intends to establish defense offices or a military compound on the site of the former UNRWA headquarters in East Jerusalem, which had been previously demolished. This plan has drawn criticism, including from Hamas.
Global wine consumption has reached its lowest level in nearly seven decades, according to the latest data from the International Organisation of Vine and Wine (OIV).
Automatic transmissions are increasingly becoming the preferred choice in vehicles, signaling a significant shift in the automotive market.
A leader of the Slovenian right-wing has announced support for Janez Janša as prime minister-designate, a move that could lead to a new government in less than a week. This decision comes despite previous pledges not to cooperate with Janša.
The United States and Nigeria have announced the killing of a high-ranking Islamic State leader, Abu-Bilal al-Minuki, during a joint military operation. Both nations confirmed the successful strike, which has prompted discussions on its strategic implications and the broader anti-terror strategy.
Ukraine's Coordination Headquarters for the Treatment of Prisoners of War announced that Russia has handed over the bodies of 528 fallen soldiers to Ukraine.
The Senate of the University of Montenegro has supported a draft statute that outlines a three-round secret ballot process for proposing a rector, requiring a majority of senators' support, and also limits pro-rectors to two consecutive terms.
A new official Vatican document gives voice to gay and lesbian believers and rejects reparative therapy, highlighting a division within the Catholic Church and concerns among popes about a potential schism.
Israel and Lebanon have agreed to extend their ceasefire for an additional 45 days, following two days of intense US-mediated negotiations. The extension aims to maintain a truce and pave the way for future talks between the two nations.
Garden enthusiasts often wonder about the secret to abundant blooms on balconies and in yards, with some revealing that three unexpected kitchen ingredients can help geraniums flower more profusely.
A massive floating research platform, described by some reports as the world's first mobile 'artificial island,' is being built with resilience against nuclear explosions.
Following significant public interest and numerous customer inquiries, the jewelry brand ZAKS has released its Andromeda collection, which is inspired by Lelek.
A hantavirus scare aboard the MV Hondius cruise ship has led to several passengers being placed in quarantine across different locations, including remote islands and Taiwan. The incident has revived concerns reminiscent of the COVID-19 pandemic regarding health communications and travel protocols.
A specially equipped German Air Force plane will fly over Bosnia and Herzegovina in the coming days as part of the international 'Open Sky' treaty, allowing member states to monitor military activities from the air.
Families of fallen soldiers, along with representatives from Republika Srpska authorities, commemorated May 15, 1992, in Tuzla by walking, laying flowers, and holding a memorial service for JNA soldiers.
Global economic, technological, and market trends are shaping new power dynamics in investments, industry, and tourism, leading to EU investments reaching their lowest level in the past decade.
Czech police have detained a suspect in connection with the theft of the 800-year-old skull of Saint Zdislava from a church. Authorities also located the stolen medieval relic.
Poland has officially registered its first same-sex marriage, a landmark decision that follows a ruling by the European Court of Justice. This move marks a significant step for LGBTQ+ rights in the country.
A study by the European Movement in Serbia reveals that young people are unhappy with the country's education system, citing insufficient investment in education and science.
Mario Draghi was honored with the Charlemagne Prize in Aachen, where he delivered a speech emphasizing the need for Europe to be more assertive globally and unite to face new geopolitical realities. Greek Prime Minister Mitsotakis also spoke at the ceremony, praising Draghi's support for Greece during its crisis.
A teacher in a Sarajevo elementary school was arrested after allegedly assaulting and threatening multiple students. Reports indicate the teacher was taken into custody following the incident.
The House of Peoples of Bosnia and Herzegovina has adopted amendments to a law that will allow soldiers to remain in service within the Armed Forces of BiH until they reach the age of 49. This change aims to retain experienced personnel in the military.
The fate of Zenica's district heating system is uncertain following the closure of Nova željezara (New Steel Mill) and the initiation of pre-bankruptcy proceedings for Toplana d.o.o. Zenica, signaling a potential energy crisis for the city.
Traffic in Serbia is experiencing generally dry roads and favorable weather conditions, though trucks are facing a three-hour wait at the Batrovci border crossing.
Modern cars are collecting a vast amount of user data, from weight and facial expressions to travel history, with implications for privacy and potential impacts on insurance premiums.
A report on Mexico City highlights persistent issues such as long-term construction, water shortages, kidnappings, and murders. Despite these challenges, the city maintains a vibrant football culture, with numerous pitches and widespread passion for the sport.
Inspectors have concluded their reviews of road closures on highways, investigating whether inadequate narrowing by Dars is responsible for approximately 50 accidents that occurred at a construction site near Postojna in just over two months.
Serbia's Energy Minister stated the country remains dissatisfied with MOL's revised proposal concerning its stake in Naftna Industrija Srbije (NIS). Despite ongoing negotiations, Serbia is pushing for greater control and a more favorable agreement.
Nebojša Vukanović, President of the List for Justice and Order, claimed that SDS President Branko Blanuša held a secret meeting with Adam Šukalo, an advisor to Aleksandar Vučić, prior to an SDS board session concerning election candidates.
A BBC investigation and a new monument have reportedly revealed that approximately 2,300 North Korean soldiers have died fighting in the Russia-Ukraine war.
State Secretary Željka Josić emphasized that the decision regarding the number of children rests with parents, while the state's role is to provide them with security.
The District Court in Murska Sobota has ordered a 15-year-old, who attacked a high school student with a knife in January, to be placed in a correctional facility.
Marek Woch announced that the Non-Party Local Government Activists (Bezpartyjni Samorządowcy) are planning to contest the Senate elections in Poland, despite his low support in previous presidential elections.
The Auto Moto Association of Serbia (AMSS) announced that traffic conditions in Serbia are good with dry roads, though roadworks are underway on numerous sections.
A minor who assaulted a female student has been ordered to a reformatory. The decision follows the incident involving the young attacker and the student.
The U.S. Senate confirmed Kevin Warsh, a pick by President Trump, to the Federal Reserve Board of Governors in a close vote. His confirmation positions him as a potential candidate for the Fed chair.
Ljubljana Mayor Zoran Janković has appeared in court again to testify in the 'cooling engine room' case, which involves alleged mediation by Janković for Energetika Ljubljana regarding the Stožice complex.
The storm that hit Croatia yesterday has also arrived in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The storm wind in Prijedor knocked down the protection on the damaged building.
Reports indicate that the United Arab Emirates secretly conducted air operations against Iran in April, targeting an Iranian gas plant that will not be fully repaired until 2027. The US Ambassador confirmed that Israel provided Iron Dome batteries to the UAE during this period of conflict with Iran.
During a heated parliamentary session, Croatian MP Dabro called for a moment of silence on May 15th, marking the day the last soldier at Bleiburg laid down arms.
Unions have launched a campaign to collect signatures for a legislative referendum, aiming to defend the welfare state. They emphasize the need to protect social provisions through this direct democratic action.
An orange weather alert has been issued for today in western and southwestern Bosnia, as well as higher areas of central Bosnia, due to expected strong winds reaching up to 80 km/h.
Russian President Vladimir Putin claimed the war in Ukraine is 'coming to a close' and proposed former German Chancellor Gerhard Schröder as a mediator for peace negotiations. This suggestion was subsequently rejected by EU member states.
The Cannes Film Festival has begun, featuring a bustling film market with new project announcements and sales, alongside ongoing discussions and concerns regarding Hollywood's participation. Festival organizers have voiced hopes for major studio films to return in the future.
During an Africa summit in Nairobi, French President Emmanuel Macron announced significant investments and backed the restitution of colonial artifacts. He also publicly reprimanded noisy attendees for a "total lack of respect" during his speech.
Authorities in Serbia have ordered the removal of political message stickers from traffic signs, including those along the Subotica-Kelebija road.
Volunteer firefighters in Mohelnice, Czech Republic, have moved their equipment to allow for the start of reconstruction work on their fire station, a project the mayor expects to be superior to professional standards.
Chinese military analysts are reportedly studying the ongoing war in Iran, now in its third month, as a case study to understand potential US military capabilities and limitations in a conflict over Taiwan.
New research conducted by a niece is illuminating the 1944 murder of 7-year-old Patsy Wylie in Northern Ireland, an act committed by an American soldier.
Hungary's new government was inaugurated, with the new Prime Minister delivering a speech that included an apology to those wronged under the previous Orbán administration. The event also gained viral attention due to a new minister's dance moves during the ceremony.
The FBI is reportedly investigating a series of deaths and disappearances of scientists, including NASA's Michael David Hicks and retired US Air Force General William Neil McCasland, with connections to secret research, sparking various conspiracy theories.
Facing a severe lack of health services and closed borders, Afghans with high rates of cancer are desperately seeking help from traditional 'healers' who claim to use methods like saliva against the disease.
Europe Day was marked in Banja Luka, Bosnia and Herzegovina, with the head of the EU Delegation, Luigi Soreca, and ambassadors from ten EU member states attending the event alongside local politicians.
Overnight, emergency services in Belgrade treated injuries from six traffic accidents and intervened in numerous incidents involving fights and public intoxication.
Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon, targeting areas in the south and near Beirut, reportedly killed dozens of people. These deadly attacks occurred despite an existing ceasefire, raising concerns about its erosion.
Tourists and tourism workers in Mostar are increasingly concerned about the long-standing problem of pickpocketing and begging in the city.
Russian President Vladimir Putin visited Beijing to meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping, following a recent meeting between Xi and former US President Donald Trump. This series of high-level diplomatic engagements is being closely watched for its implications on global power dynamics and international relations.
Russia and Belarus have commenced three-day joint military exercises involving tactical nuclear weapons, including live launches of ballistic and cruise missiles. The drills are aimed at practicing preparedness in case of aggression.
A new study has indicated that acupuncture offers more prolonged pain relief compared to a placebo. Chronic pain can significantly disrupt a person's life, affecting sleep and work depending on its type and location.
Posljednja utakmica sezone protiv Gorice vrlo lako neće biti samo oproštaj Rijeke od još jedne natjecateljske godine, nego i posljednji nastup brojnih igrača u bijelom dresu na Rujevici.
The United States has expanded sanctions against Cuba, prompting Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel to warn of a "bloodbath" if the island nation is attacked. This escalation highlights severe tensions between the two countries.
The former accountant of legendary wrestler Hulk Hogan, Melissia Gauthreaux, faces a potential 120-year prison sentence for allegedly defrauding him of nearly €800,000 over four years. The article mistakenly refers to Hogan as deceased.
Sweden's National Board of Institutional Care (Sis) is undertaking a review of how children and young people in their care are subjected to separations, following recent criticism.
Bosnia and Herzegovina's Minister of Defense, Zukan Helez, stated that the invitation for BiH soldiers to participate in a mission for Gaza represents a significant recognition for the country's Armed Forces. He emphasized BiH's active contribution to global peace.
The European Commission published its fifth Report on the State of Schengen, stating that the number of illegal crossings of the EU's external borders decreased during 2025.
Traffic jams on the M-17 highway between Konjic and Mostar marked the beginning of May, with similar chaos anticipated throughout the summer season.
The Swedish children's rights organization Majblomman reported record sales for its annual flower pins this year, exceeding expectations.
President Trump spoke with South Korean President Lee, assuring him of a "necessary role" regarding North Korea and discussing the upcoming US-China summit.
Bulgaria, represented by singer Dara and her song "Bangaranga," has won the Eurovision Song Contest 2026, marking a historic first victory for the nation. The win was celebrated across Europe, with other countries like Finland and Moldova also placing in the top ten.
A Maldivian military diver tragically died during a high-risk search operation for the bodies of four Italian cave divers who had drowned earlier. The search for the Italian divers was subsequently suspended following the rescuer's death.
Israel announced it killed a senior Hamas military commander in an airstrike in Gaza, identifying him as a key architect of the October 7 attacks. Hamas later confirmed the death of its top armed wing chief.
Articles cover various national team preparations, player spotlights like Ronaldo and Son, and FIFA's organizational decisions regarding the World Cup. News includes team announcements, player career stories, and FIFA's dealings with participating nations and officials.
Latvian artist Lote Vilma Vītiņa, often introduced as a young poet, shares her experiences and insights into the world of poetry, feeling quite seasoned despite her public perception.
Belgrade's emergency services reported a peaceful night with no calls for traffic accidents, according to an agency Beta report this morning.
Slovenia requires social consensus, ambition, and courage to seriously consider developmental recommendations, set appropriate goals, and begin implementing them for the happiness of future generations.
The U.S. Pentagon canceled the planned deployment of 4,000 troops to Poland, a decision that Polish officials downplayed as logistical while some U.S. Republicans expressed dissatisfaction.
Comedian Pete Davidson and Elsie Hewitt have reportedly ended their relationship, just five months after the birth of their daughter. News of the split emerged as Hewitt was seen out with their baby in New York City.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has publicly defended Spain's decision to boycott the Eurovision Song Contest, asserting that "silence on genocide is complicity" and that the country is on the "right side of history." His statements highlight a political stance amidst the ongoing preparations and discussions surrounding the music competition's final.
The US Pentagon has canceled its previously planned deployment of 4,000 troops to Poland, a decision that has drawn comments from Polish officials including Prime Minister Donald Tusk. This reversal has sparked discussions about its implications for Poland's security and NATO's eastern flank.
A hormonal disorder affecting millions of women, currently known as Polycystic Ovary Syndrome, is set to receive a new name. The change aims to better describe the condition as a systemic illness affecting the entire body.
A review of interesting new book titles recently released in bookstores is provided for weekend reading.
After a difficult period in his private life, Ana Ivanović has reportedly found love again, while her ex-husband Bastian Schweinsteiger is said to be unlucky in love once more, having been left by his girlfriend, Bulgarian Silva Kapitanova, after numerous arguments.
A meeting between Kordić and Borg took place, where Borg congratulated Kordić on successfully leading the 72nd meeting of the UN Tourism Commission for Europe, emphasizing Montenegro's increasingly significant role in international tourism institutions.
Klemens von Metternich, an Austrian aristocrat and diplomat, is highlighted as one of the most significant figures and influential European conservatives of the first half of the 19th century.
Thousands of students and citizens gathered outside the Radio-television of Serbia building in Belgrade to protest the public broadcaster's reporting on incidents during a traffic blockade near the Faculty of Law, calling for further protests on May 23.
A 76-year-old woman has been questioned in connection with animal cruelty, allegedly committed with her deceased husband near Rijeka. The case involves the torture of dogs and cats, described as a horrific scene by authorities.
Following findings from inspections, the government has instructed the Ministry of Infrastructure to prepare a comprehensive report on the state of traffic safety on highways.
An article discusses astrological signs that are perpetually seeking more, with new goals emerging as soon as previous desires are met.
Jeep introduced a redesigned version of its smallest model, while Alpina unveiled its first model under BMW, signaling new developments in the automotive industry.
The Finnish hard rock band Lordi has arrived in Vienna and expressed admiration for the band Lavina, describing them as "like a Serbian Marilyn Manson."
Emergency services in Belgrade reported a night without any traffic accidents.
Russian President Vladimir Putin replaced the governors of the Belgorod and Bryansk regions, which border Ukraine, following their resignations. Concurrently, Putin made statements emphasizing Russia's unparalleled nuclear weapons and hinted at a potential end to the war in Ukraine.
A new report alleges that donated human bodies from US colleges were sold and subsequently used for training by the Israeli military. This revelation has sparked controversy regarding the ethical use of anatomical donations.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's appeal for austerity and wise spending, particularly regarding fuel consumption, has led to various officials, including Gujarat ministers, reducing their convoys and adopting more frugal practices. This initiative comes amidst broader economic considerations and a regional fuel crisis impacting services like Air India.
The Cannes Film Festival is underway, featuring reviews of new films like "Ashes" and "Nagi Notes." The event also drew numerous celebrities, including Demi Moore, Jane Fonda, Joan Collins, and the cast of "Fast and Furious."
A court in Bihać, Bosnia and Herzegovina, ordered a one-month detention for a 21-year-old Egyptian citizen, K. A. S. A., on suspicion of committing robbery.
Former US First Lady Melania Trump, in a rare interview, spoke about her late mother, Amalija Knavs, and her role in connecting Barron to Slovenian culture. She revealed that Barron spoke Slovenian with his grandparents from a young age.
Mićin has expressed surprise and dissatisfaction with the conceptual design proposed for a monument dedicated to those who died in a canopy collapse. His comments highlight concerns regarding the memorial's planned appearance.
A CNN report alleged that the CIA "facilitated" the assassination of a Sinaloa Cartel operative in Mexico, prompting strong denials from both US and Mexican officials. Both governments rejected claims of a secret US assassination campaign against cartels, despite the report detailing CIA involvement in deadly attacks.
Following Trump's announcement to withdraw US troops from Germany, at least five eastern NATO member states, including Poland and Romania, are actively lobbying to host these forces on their territory.
Multiple reports indicate that Saudi Arabia conducted secret retaliatory airstrikes against Iran in March, as a regional conflict in the Middle East intensified. These covert attacks were carried out amid a wider regional war.
Bosnia and Herzegovina faces heightened political tensions as High Representative Christian Schmidt announces his planned departure in June, stating it's "time for a new beginning." This development coincides with renewed threats from Republika Srpska President Milorad Dodik to declare independence if Schmidt imposes a state property law, prompting mixed international reactions regarding the country's future and the role of the OHR.
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha spoke about a "real breakthrough" in the war, asserting that no place in Russia is safe from Ukrainian drones, and discussed cooperation with Poland.
The Bosnian Navy has announced plans in its latest annual ship-building report to construct a new warship with 'unlimited range,' which is projected to be more expensive than the most powerful American aircraft carrier.
Gardeners can achieve more luxuriant geranium blooms by utilizing three unexpected ingredients commonly found in the kitchen. These simple household items are said to enhance the plant's growth and flowering.
A US-China summit is testing bilateral ties amidst escalating tensions over Taiwan, trade, and AI technology, with China perceiving the US as a declining power. This occurs as the US also engages in confidential negotiations with Denmark for new military bases in Greenland and faces threats from Iran regarding uranium enrichment if attacked.
The Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Čačak has announced that it will "in the shortest possible time" order a forensic medical examination following deaths that occurred after tonsil surgery.
HŽ Infrastruktura, the Croatian state-owned railway infrastructure company, has chosen an Indian firm for a significant project to renovate the Dugo Selo - Novska railway line.
Montenegro will experience variable cloudy conditions with sunny intervals today, along with possibilities for occasional rain, localized short-term showers, and thunderstorms. Winds will be light to moderate, especially in higher altitudes.
Two Israeli soldiers have been sentenced to military prison for desecrating a statue of the Virgin Mary in Lebanon, an act that included placing a cigarette in its mouth. The incident led to widespread condemnation and disciplinary action by the Israeli military.
The European Union has officially adopted sanctions against several violent Israeli settlers and extremist organizations in the West Bank. This move, targeting individuals and groups accused of human rights abuses against Palestinians, has drawn strong condemnation from the Israeli government.
Poland is projected to experience one of the lowest pension indexations since 2019 next year. Government forecasts indicate that benefits will increase by less than 3.2 percent, resulting in only symbolic raises for many seniors.
Austria is experiencing a series of unusual grave robberies where thieves are breaking into tombs, opening coffins, and removing golden teeth and fillings from the deceased.
Several US senators expressed concern that American ammunition and missile stockpiles are significantly depleted, with some attributing the reduction to potential conflicts with Iran. The Pentagon has reportedly launched an investigation into these claims.
Financial institutions and surveys are forecasting multiple interest rate hikes by the European Central Bank in the coming years. Predictions suggest the ECB could raise rates twice in both 2026 and 2027 as inflation jumps.
Iyad Ag Ghali, a central figure in Sahelian jihad for nearly two decades and leader of Jama'at Nusrat al-Islam wal-Muslimin (JNIM), is profiled for his role in the destabilization of Mali, having led offensives against the junta in Bamako.
Zamenik ministra spoljnih poslova Irana za pravne i međunarodne poslove Kazem Garibabadi je danas upozorio Francusku i Veliku Britaniju da ne raspoređuju ratne brodove po regionu, što su one najavile.
An Afghan man, Kadri, claims that his saliva, blessed by God, can cure cancer and thalassemia, attracting desperate individuals seeking relief from their illnesses.
Journalist Đorđe Vlajić stated that Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić is escalating rhetoric to "heat up the atmosphere" and test the ground for a potential serious incident, which would serve as justification for drastic measures.
JNIM and Tuareg fighters have reportedly joined forces, posing a new threat to Mali’s government amidst the rapid retreat of Russian forces in the region.
Famous singer Rihanna showed off a new tattoo that was "designed" by her children, delighting her fans.
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The life story of Danish boxing legend Mikkel Kessler is set to be adapted into a feature film, with Sylvester Byder cast to portray the boxer. The film will chronicle Kessler's remarkable career and personal journey.
IKEA has announced the closure of a major retail center in Sweden, marking the first time in four decades that the company has shut down such a large store in its home country. The decision is attributed to changing consumer habits.
According to intelligence agencies cited by Reuters, China secretly trained approximately 200 Russian soldiers, primarily in drone warfare. Some of these soldiers have reportedly returned to the battlefield in Ukraine.
The 34th anniversary of the crime against Bosniaks in Čajniče, one of the most severe atrocities during the past war, was commemorated at the former notorious Hunting Lodge in Mostina.
Many viewers consider the 1998 war film "The Thin Red Line" to be superior to Steven Spielberg's "Saving Private Ryan," sparking discussion among film enthusiasts.
VOJNI vrh EU sastao se u Bruxellesu na 25. obljetnicu Vojnog odbora. U sjeni rata, general Seán Clancy poručio je da Ukrajina ostaje 'prioritet broj jedan' i ključ europske sigurnosti.
New rumors suggest that the upcoming Apple Watch Ultra 4 will feature a complete redesign and significant upgrades to its sensors.
Montenegro recorded 27 traffic accidents in the past 24 hours, resulting in one serious injury and eight minor injuries. The Operational Communication Center of the Police Administration reported ten accidents in Podgorica and four in Budva.
President Donald Trump announced he had called off a planned military strike against Iran, citing progress in negotiations and requests from Gulf allies. The decision temporarily de-escalated tensions and raised hopes for a diplomatic resolution.
Pakistan has deployed thousands of troops and a squadron of fighter jets to Saudi Arabia. This move comes amid regional tensions and is reportedly in preparation for potential threats from Iran.
A drone carrying explosives crashed near Utena, Lithuania, leading to the evacuation of local residents. Authorities suspect the device is a Ukrainian drone and have launched an investigation into the incident.
Israeli media reports indicate that the Israeli army is facing a severe manpower crisis, with a shortage of 12,000 soldiers, as multi-front conflicts deplete its personnel and operational capabilities.
IRANSKI vojni savjetnik zaprijetio je SAD-u da će se Omanski zaljev pretvoriti u 'groblje' za američke brodove ako se ne prekine pomorska blokada, koju Iran smatra činom rata.
Zagreb police arrested a woman and two men on suspicion of drug dealing after responding to a report of a potential burglary in an apartment in Gajnice. Officers found significant quantities of amphetamines and cannabis at the scene.
Germany's top military commander warned that Russia could be prepared to attack NATO by 2029 or even sooner. This assessment prompted NATO's chief to call for urgent action from the military industry.
Cuba has published a 'family guide' instructing its citizens on how to survive a potential US military attack, amid rising tensions between the two nations. The guide advises on protection, resistance, survival, and victory in such an event.
Russia has returned the bodies of 528 fallen Ukrainian soldiers to Ukraine, as confirmed by Kyiv. This exchange is part of ongoing efforts to repatriate the remains of military personnel.
A Latvian literary program "Literatūre" features poet Elīna Bākule-Veira and theologian Eduards Zicāns, discussing their work and experiences.
English media outlets have published a large survey, with some commentators comparing the Croatian national football team's jersey design to an American roadside diner.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy vowed retribution following deadly Russian bombardments and warned of new Russian attack plans, potentially via Belarus. He also claimed Russia plans to attack the Ukrainian Presidency.
Colorado Governor Jared Polis has commuted the sentence of Tina Peters, a former Mesa County clerk convicted of election crimes. Peters, an election denier, was serving a sentence related to a security breach of voting equipment.
A new study published in Nature Mental Health suggests that individuals who use cannabis and tobacco simultaneously may face a higher risk of serious psychotic disorders like schizophrenia, particularly if they are already predisposed to psychosis.
The FBI has offered a $200,000 reward for information leading to the capture of Monica Witt, a former US Air Force counterintelligence officer. Witt is accused of defecting to Iran and providing classified information to the Iranian government.
A session of Montenegro's Security and Defense Committee was postponed due to a lack of quorum, with some members refusing to attend. This led to political commentary regarding the seriousness of the individuals involved.
Following his interactions with Chinese President Xi Jinping, Donald Trump commented on a range of topics including trade deals, Iran's nuclear program, Taiwan arms sales, and the unlikely release of Hong Kong media mogul Jimmy Lai. He also reflected on the overall dynamic and potential for lifting sanctions related to Iranian oil.
An evening of traditional music and guslars, originally scheduled for May 15th, has been postponed to May 17th due to unfavorable weather conditions.
Assemblies are organizing gatherings and road blockades in Novi Sad, with calls for participants to converge at Slavija. These actions are disrupting traffic in the city.
Two elderly women, one 72-year-old and another from Vojnić, have reportedly lost significant savings after falling victim to online romance scams. The scams involved fraudsters posing as romantic interests, such as an "Italian sailor."
Montenegrin Minister of Tourism Simonida Kordić met with Maltese Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs and Tourism, Ian Borg, where they affirmed Montenegro's increasingly significant role on the international tourism map.
Musician Darko Rundek stated that student protests in Serbia had a 'cathartic effect,' but suggested that the current government responds sufficiently to external factors, implying limited internal impact.
The summit between US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing covered critical issues including trade, Taiwan, and Iran, with Trump stating Xi vowed no military equipment support for Iran. Discussions also touched upon potential US-China AI safety talks.
Residents of Zagreb have expressed despair and written to President Milanović regarding wild boars, with the President's office responding that plans are underway to tranquilize and relocate the animals outside the city.
Police have released CCTV footage showing the perpetrator fleeing after the theft of the skull of St. Zdislava from a basilica in Jablonné v Podještědí. The relic, of incalculable historical value, is being added to a global database.
Instagram has introduced a new feature called "Instants," which allows users to share temporary photos with specific people. This new function is described as similar to Snapchat's disappearing photo sharing.
American hip-hop pioneer KRS-One, known for 'Sound of da Police,' visited the Notranjska Museum in Postojna, Slovenia, to view an exhibition on graffiti and street art.
Franjo Tuđman, a central political figure in Croatia at the end of the 20th century, is profiled, highlighting his journey from communist and soldier to professor, protester, general, and president.
Israel's ruling coalition has submitted a bill to dissolve the Knesset, with a vote expected next week, paving the way for early elections. This move has garnered reactions from both government and opposition figures.
A session of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (FBiH) House of Representatives was canceled after numerous deputies failed to attend, preventing a quorum. The cancellation means further delays in legislative work and appointments.
A former Scottish military instructor has been sentenced to over eight years in prison in Ukraine after being convicted of spying for Russia. He had previously worked as a military instructor in the country before his arrest and conviction.
President Donald Trump arrived in China for a summit with President Xi Jinping, aiming to stabilize US-China relations and address trade tensions following a tariff war. The visit is marked by discussions on geopolitical rivalry and economic interests, with American CEOs accompanying Trump.
The completion of the highway is expected to open doors for significant investments and stronger development in Berane Municipality, prompting local administration to enhance planning documents and modernize infrastructure.
The deadline for submitting design solutions for the new Dinamo stadium in Zagreb's Maksimir neighborhood has been extended, as the current stadium is set to be demolished.
The Rector of 'Luarasi' University, Maks Haxhia, has proposed significant changes to Albania's Higher Education Law. Key proposals include removing the 6.5 average requirement for university admission and lowering the threshold for internal lecturers.
Croatian Deputy Prime Minister and Defense Minister Ivan Anušić announced that the Ministry of Defense will subsidize housing loan installments for soldiers.
Public transport unions (GSP) have accused the city of secretly launching a tender to transfer bus lines in the city center to the private company "Strela."
Recent political discussions in Montenegro involve private conversations and messages, with individuals defending their positions amidst news from the political sphere, mentioning figures like Ivan Vuković.
Legal expert Pirnat has clarified that the constitutional provisions regarding legislative referendums in Slovenia are clear, addressing differing opinions on whether an intervention law on development can be subject to a referendum due to tax clauses.
Iran has issued strong warnings regarding a potential conflict with the US and Israel, declaring its readiness to retaliate. The country's rhetoric highlights extreme regional tensions and the fragility of any ceasefire in the Middle East.
A video shows an unknown driver in a VW Passat Variant dangerously overtaking a truck just before a bend in the Hodonín region last Thursday. An oncoming car had to brake sharply and move to the shoulder to avoid a collision.
Slovenian political parties SDS, Democrats, NSi, SLS, and Fokus are proposing a law for the burial and remembrance of victims from hidden graves. The proposal includes re-establishing a national day of remembrance for victims of communist violence and transferring remains of post-war massacre victims to Ljubljana's Žale cemetery.
A powerful storm struck Zagreb around noon, with strong winds causing significant traffic problems and material damage in the city center, including scattered market stalls.
Meteorologists have issued urgent warnings for a sudden and severe change in weather conditions across Bosnia and Herzegovina and surrounding areas. The forecast includes a sharp drop in temperature, strong winds, heavy rain, and thunderstorms, with potential for hail.
President Trump declared that the Middle East ceasefire, specifically with Iran, is "on massive life support," indicating its imminent collapse. This statement has heightened regional tensions and contributed to a rise in oil prices.
Meteorological agencies in Slovenia, Moldova, and Croatia have issued warnings for strong winds, thunderstorms, hail, heavy rainfall, and potential flash floods, urging citizens to take precautions.
Chinese companies are reportedly benefiting from the energy crisis triggered by the war in the Persian Gulf, while the European Commission plans to increase free CO2 emission allowances to support industry. The article also notes a decrease in alcohol consumption among Poles.
The body of one of two US soldiers who went missing in Morocco has been found off the coast. Lieutenant Kendrick Lamont Key Jr. reportedly fell off a cliff and his remains were later recovered from the ocean.
Iranian authorities have ordered the seizure of assets belonging to former national team player and Bayern Munich star Ali Karimi, who has been described as a "traitor to the homeland."
A cafe owner in Sanski Most, Bosnia, has been indicted for the death of a minor, with a faulty hookah heater suspected of causing an electric shock.
Construction of a new road in Zelenica has been completed, alongside the transformation of a previously devastated green area behind the Baston building into a modern children's playground.
Slovenian fighter Nejc Petrič secured his ninth consecutive professional victory at a boxing event held in Nikšić. His success was noted after a tense match, with even Orban reportedly offering congratulations.
A series of separate traffic accidents occurred across several European countries, including Croatia, Luxembourg, Serbia, Spain, Poland, Austria, and Greece. These incidents resulted in multiple injuries, at least one fatality, and significant traffic disruptions.
British paratroopers conducted an airdrop of medical personnel and supplies onto Tristan da Cunha, one of the world's most isolated islands. The mission was to provide assistance to a British citizen exhibiting symptoms of suspected hantavirus.
The Eurovision Song Contest has officially opened, with discussions focusing on favorite contestants, controversial songs, and the overall spectacle. Organizers are making final preparations for the highly anticipated event.
Afghans face a lack of healthcare services and closed borders, and the number of cancer patients is extremely high.
Jules Verne's adventure novel "Around the World in 80 Days," published in 1873, has seen numerous adaptations in theater, film, and television, inspiring various forms of entertainment.
Russian President Vladimir Putin met with Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico in Moscow, where Putin claimed the war in Ukraine is nearing its end and proposed new peace talks, insisting they must take place in the Russian capital. The meeting marked a notable diplomatic engagement between Russia and an EU member state.
Over 70 people were killed in a series of attacks in Mali, for which the Al-Qaeda linked group JNIM claimed responsibility.
Russian President Vladimir Putin stated his belief that the conflict in Ukraine is "coming to an end," a declaration made during a period that also saw him meet with Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico and offer a conditional meeting with Ukrainian President Zelensky.