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The Plateau State Government has relaxed the curfew in Jos North following relative calm after a violent attack, while the JNI has confirmed that four Muslim members were killed and 10 are missing in the same attack.
The JNI, under the leadership of the Sultan of Sokoto, has expressed shock and displeasure over a Plateau market incident and urged decisive security action.
US gas prices have reached an all-time high since 2022, hitting $4 a gallon, as the Iran war escalates and drives up energy prices, marking the first time in nearly four years the average cost has climbed above this threshold.
Local elections are underway in ten municipalities across Serbia, with 247,985 citizens eligible to vote for declared lists formed by local ruling parties.
An incredible story from the Ukrainian battlefield details a North Korean soldier attempting to bite his veins to avoid capture during an initial attempt to apprehend him.
Ewa Bakalarska, a Polish woman, spent a long time seeking the cause of abdominal pain and diarrhea, with doctors initially pointing to gynecological issues. She was eventually diagnosed with advanced colon cancer, highlighting a common issue where many patients receive an oncology diagnosis at a late stage.
DONALD Trump oštro je kritizirao Francusku jer je zabranila prelet američkih vojnih zrakoplova za Izrael, nazivajući potez 'vrlo nekorisnim' u kontekstu sukoba s Iranom i eliminacije iranskog vođe.
Three separate traffic accidents occurred in the city of Zurich within a half-hour period on Monday evening, resulting in injuries in all incidents, with two people seriously hurt.
An article describes seven common behavioral issues in children and offers parents advice on how to address them early through positive discipline.
Admir Katica, the Interior Minister of Sarajevo Canton, announced plans to achieve 100% radar coverage on the main road from Ilidža to Baščaršija to enhance road safety.
Meteorologists in Croatia are warning of a new storm system bringing strong, potentially hurricane-force winds, even as the country is still assessing damage from a previous storm. A red coastal warning has been issued for parts of the Adriatic coast, including Kvarner and Velebit Channel.
Montenegro's Employment Agency (ZZZCG) has reported the lowest number of unemployed individuals, but Director David Perčobić highlights a significant problem with the lack of available workforce ahead of the summer tourist season.
The Government of Kosovo has approved a proposal to send security forces to Gaza, with Prime Minister Albin Kurti stating that Kosovo is ready to participate and assist the people of Gaza, drawing on its own experience of receiving international aid since 1999.
Despite being imported from South Africa, the Volkswagen Polo 1.0 MPI with 80 HP is now available in Poland at a price lower than the budget-friendly Dacia Sandero.
Nikšić police have filed requests for misdemeanor proceedings against Sandra Bojanić and Edin Kolarević, suspecting them of violating the Law on Public Order and Peace on March 2nd in front of the Basic Court in Nikšić during the escort of a businessman.
Israeli troops entered southern Lebanon on skis from recently captured Syrian territory, marking the first such cross-border incursion, with Israel releasing video footage of the event.
Apple is reportedly preparing major revisions for future iPhones, with changes potentially including a smaller Dynamic Island on 2026 models and a foldable iPhone described as the most significant revision in the device's history.
Vivo has officially introduced its new X300 Ultra smartphone, continuing to refine its series with a device designed for photography, maintaining core specifications similar to its predecessors.
Germany's Alternative for Germany (AfD) party has called for the complete withdrawal of all American soldiers from the country.
Master's students in transport design from the IED institute in Turin have collaborated with Tesla to create the 'TIME' concept, a vehicle designed to transform travel into a complete relaxation experience.
A humpback whale, initially named 'Timmy', was stranded for days on a sandbank in Germany's Baltic Sea, with rescue efforts continuing despite diminishing hopes as the mammal weakened. After intensive efforts, the whale successfully swam back into Lübeck Bay.
Pentagon se sprema za moguće višesedmične kopnene operacije u Iranu, dok hiljade američkih vojnika i marinaca pristižu na Bliski istok, rekli su ameri
Na Stupu u Sarajevu je poslijepodne došlo do saobraćajne nesreće s većom materijalnom štetom, a dvije osobe su povrijeđene i prevezene na urgentni odjel Kliničkog centra Univerziteta u Sarajevu.
A new civil initiative, the 'Dolenjski Razvojni Klub,' has been formed in Slovenia, primarily aiming to unite young people from the Dolenjska region to focus on regional development, including plans for a tunnel and viaducts.
At least 46 rescue workers and five medical personnel have been killed in Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon since the beginning of the conflict, according to the Lebanese Minister of Health.
Yemen's Houthi rebels have escalated the conflict by launching their first rocket strike on Israel since the US-Israel war began, marking a significant development as the conflict enters its second month. Israeli media reported the rocket was likely intercepted.
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan revealed details of secret negotiations regarding Iran, stating that messages are being relayed through Pakistan, and warned that Israel is currently the biggest obstacle to peace in the Middle East. This comes as Pakistan's leadership continues to position the nation as a pivotal peacemaker amid the US-Iran conflict, holding crisis meetings to navigate the war on its borders.
A powerful storm system, accompanied by heavy snow and an earthquake in Zagreb, has caused widespread damage, power outages, and school cancellations across Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Slovenia, with ongoing traffic disruptions reported in BiH due to water, snow, and landslides.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has recently brought attention to a memorandum signed by Zagreb, Pristina, and Tirana, while allegedly overlooking a military agreement between Serbia and Croatia.
Iran-linked hackers have publicly claimed responsibility for breaching the personal email of FBI Director Kash Patel, publishing photographs, a resume, and other personal documents. A Justice Department official has confirmed the breach, which has been widely reported by international media, with the Handala hack team specifically claiming responsibility for the attack on Friday.
Croatia has been hit by a powerful change in weather, bringing heavy snow and stormy, sometimes hurricane-force winds, particularly affecting Mirogoj cemetery in Zagreb.
Nikšić Mayor Marko Kovačević met with European Commissioner for Enlargement Marta Kos to discuss the municipality's development plans and the crucial role of local communities in Montenegro's EU accession process.
A commentary analyzes the significance of Viktor Orban's support in the upcoming Hungarian parliamentary elections, while a new poll indicates increased gravitational pull for Tisza and Fidesz, with Péter Magyar's party leading, and Mi Hazánk potentially entering parliament.
A proposal suggests that self-employed individuals with the lowest incomes should be exempt from social security contributions, including micro-contributions, with the exemption threshold automatically increasing annually.
Economists at Danske Bank predict that the Swedish Riksbanken will raise its key interest rate to 2.00 percent in May, followed by another increase to 2.50 percent by August, according to their latest scenario.
AMERIČKI državni tajnik Rubio razgovarao je s kurdskim premijerom Barzanijem o opskrbi naftom usred rata u Iranu te osudio nedavni iranski raketni napad na borce Pešmergi.
Parents of students at 'Mladost' elementary school in New Belgrade have blocked the crossroads of Jurija Gagarina and Gandijeve streets, near Piramida, to protest the appointment of Ana Lazarević as acting director, expressing dissatisfaction with her work.
A train derailed in Croatia due to heavy snowfall and strong winds, resulting in three injuries. The severe weather conditions have affected a large part of the country.
Croatian meteorologists have issued a new forecast predicting stormy winds, heavy rain, and potential sleet and snow in mountainous regions for the upcoming days, with no immediate calming expected.
Sarajevo experienced significant traffic jams and congestion across its streets during the afternoon hours, leading to a city-wide traffic collapse.
Cybersecurity experts are warning citizens in Podgorica about DistributeX, a crypto scheme whose operational model is globally recognized as a cryptocurrency fraud, with many citizens potentially being drawn into it.
Two people were killed and three injured in Abu Dhabi after a drone was intercepted, with falling debris causing the casualties, as authorities confirmed fallen debris from an intercepted Iranian missile killed at least two people amid a new wave of attacks on Gulf countries.
The body of an unidentified man was discovered on the bank of the Una River in Slabinja, near Hrvatska Kostajnica, and has been sent for an autopsy to determine the cause of death and identity.
A Montenegrin article discusses Prime Minister Spajić's proposal to establish a water delivery company, suggesting it be financed by Do Kwon through cryptocurrencies, drawing political commentary.
Slovenian Prime Minister Robert Golob has scheduled a National Security Council meeting to address concerns over election interference and the country's energy situation.
Voli supermarket is promoting its 'Voli prices' to offer customers the most affordable shopping options.
Experts warn of impending military escalation between the US and Iran, with one former British spy chief noting Iran's resilience and advantage in controlling the Strait of Hormuz, while another analyst suggests public diplomacy hides hardline positions.
A US aircraft carrier has reportedly withdrawn from Middle East operations following a fire and is now facing broader technical and operational problems, according to Bloomberg.
At a time when students are increasingly seeking education that transcends national borders, the dual degree program at the International University of Sarajevo (IUS) represents a valuable opportunity for those...
Pogajanja so zastala, medsebojni napadi na daljavo pa razbesneli
Financial professionals are concerned that the Iran war will force the world's central banks to rapidly raise interest rates. The market has quickly shifted its view on interest rates in response to the conflict.
Dramatic videos are circulating among residents of Odranski Strmec, a neighborhood in southern Zagreb, showing a masked robber with a bat breaking into yards and cars, causing panic and leading to conflicts.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs of Herzegovina-Neretva Canton (MUP HNK) has issued a statement regarding an attempted robbery in Mostar's Zalik neighborhood, with authorities still searching for the perpetrator.
An Italian Secretary of State, a member of the Brothers of Italy party, resigned after it was revealed he held a stake in a Roman restaurant connected to the Camorra mafia through the daughter of a convicted individual.
Oko 1.000 američkih vojnika iz 82. zračno-desantne divizije sprema se za raspoređivanje na Bliski istok u nadolazećim danima, prema izvorima upoznatima sa situacijom.
The US is deploying thousands of troops, including an additional 3,000 paratroopers, to the Middle East to reinforce military presence amid Iran tensions, with President Trump considering military options.
Madagascar's military president, Michael Randrianirina, has announced that all new ministers must undergo lie detector tests to identify corrupt candidates, following his recent dismissal of the prime minister and government.
Miljan Ivanović announced upcoming roof renovation for the SC 'Morača' sports center in Podgorica and more affordable prices at city pools for students, pensioners, and disabled individuals starting this summer.
EU diplomats and German officials express concern that sensitive EU documents could reach Moscow through Germany's far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party, which has close ties with Russia.
The President of the Parliament laid wreaths at barracks in Podgorica and Danilovgrad, stating that the sacrifice of soldiers and officers of the Yugoslav Army will never be forgotten.
Since March 1st of last year, an amendment to the Air Protection Act in the Czech Republic prohibits the burning of wet grass, leaves, or branches, with fines for non-compliance, though bonfires of dry material are still permitted.
Serbian Foreign Minister Marko Đurić and Constitutional Court President Vladan Petrov met to discuss enhancing institutional cooperation between their respective bodies.
Po vsej Ukrajini so se ponoči oglašale sirene, ki so opozarjale na zračne napade.
A Colombian military transport plane has crashed, resulting in the deaths of at least 66 people.
A clandestine "Olympus" club in central Zagreb, known only to a select few, reportedly hosts weekly gatherings for the elite, featuring legends and icons, with an entry fee of 23,000 euros.
Sejm Marshal Włodzimierz Czarzasty faces demands from the Presidential Palace to complete a security questionnaire regarding his business contacts with Russian citizens, sparking a conflict with Karol Nawrocki.
A Lockheed Martin Hercules C-130 transport plane belonging to the Colombian military crashed shortly after takeoff in the south of the country, reportedly carrying 110 soldiers, with authorities investigating the cause near the Ecuador border.
Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto has denounced 'foreign interference' in Hungary's election campaign, following investigative media reports that published telephone conversations suggesting he passed on information to Russia, which he had previously admitted to. Szijjarto specifically called reports that he passed 'strategic information' to Russia 'foreign interference'.
Former Varaždin mayor Ivan Čehok has been definitively acquitted of all charges in a land embezzlement case after a 13-year legal process, with the second-instance verdict confirming the County Court's acquittal.
Police in Banja Luka have identified the individuals involved in an altercation with the Croatian Consul of the First Class, which was reported on March 29. Misdemeanor proceedings will be initiated against the identified persons.
American actress Vanessa Hudgens has openly discussed her postpartum challenges, including experiencing hair loss four months after giving birth to her second child, with new reports detailing her candid sharing of this reality.
Israel initially blocked Jerusalem’s Catholic cardinal from marking Palm Sunday at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, sparking international outcry and prompting Washington to express concern. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu later reversed the ban, though the Vatican expressed dissatisfaction over the restricted access.
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Sandro Castro, the influential grandson of the late Cuban leader Fidel Castro, is reportedly advocating for a deal with Donald Trump, a stance that has drawn attention and commentary.
Iran has significantly increased penalties for espionage, stating that individuals accused of spying or collaborating with hostile nations could face the death penalty and confiscation of assets.
Pope Leo XIV stated that God does not listen to the prayers of those who wage war, prompting the White House to defend prayers for American soldiers involved in the Iran war.
Djordje Radujković, who was allegedly involved in an attack on three Croatian police officers in 1991 in the Vojnić area, has been released from custody.
Global markets continue to experience mixed reactions, with oil prices, including Brent crude, jumping higher amid growing fears of a wider Middle East conflict, while Asian equities fall and US stocks mostly advance, balancing market sentiment with jobs data, war uncertainty, and recession fears.
The Israeli military has suspended and pulled a battalion from the Israeli-occupied West Bank, a rare punishment for soldier misconduct, following 'revenge' comments made by a soldier and an assault on a CNN crew during their detention.
A US Congressman and the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) have condemned the deadly Palm Sunday assault in Jos, Plateau State, with CAN calling the killings unacceptable and demanding swift justice, following an attack on a university community that killed at least 30 people.
Six productions from TVN Warner Bros. Discovery and its journalists, including Piotr Jacoń and Monika Olejnik, received awards at the 20th International FilmAT Festival.
The Zagreb Tourist Board is organizing numerous concerts of sacred and traditional music with free admission, along with additional cultural and historical events, to celebrate the Easter holidays in the city.
Veteran actor Tim Curry, 79, known for his memorable villainous roles, recently reflected on his extensive career and admitted to still regretting certain missed opportunities.
European and world stock markets, including Asian equities, are experiencing downward trends for the fifth consecutive week due to intensifying Middle East conflict, which has also caused oil prices to surge towards $117 per barrel and led to a rebound in soybean and corn prices, further fueled by fears of escalation in Iran.
Croatian Deputy Prime Minister and Defense Minister Ivan Anušić visited Croatian soldiers deployed in NATO's enhanced Forward Presence activity in Poland, where a German officer praised their professionalism. He also met with members of the 6th Croatian contingent in Lithuania, inspecting military trucks.
US President Donald Trump has reiterated his desire to 'take the oil in Iran,' specifically mentioning the possibility of US forces seizing Kharg Island, a crucial hub for Iranian oil exports, a sentiment widely reported across various media outlets.
A guide for Croatian consumers explains their rights when encountering price discrepancies at the checkout, where the charged price differs from the one displayed on the shelf. It clarifies regulations under consumer protection and obligations laws.
Nosilac liste "Glas mladih opštine Kula" Svetlana Majski zahvalila je večeras građanima koji su, uprkos brojnim pritiscima, izašli na glasanje i podržali tu listu.
Iran's parliament speaker, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, has issued strong warnings against a potential US ground invasion, vowing never to accept 'humiliation' as the Pentagon reportedly prepares ground force options and more American marines arrive in the region, even as diplomatic efforts are claimed.
Iran has claimed responsibility for attacks against major industrial sites in the Gulf, specifically Bahrain and UAE aluminium plants, stating they were retaliation for US-Israeli attacks. A series of explosions were also reported in Tehran as the conflict continues to escalate.
The Pentagon is reportedly preparing for week-long ground operations in Iran, with US President Trump yet to fully approve the high-risk plans, as the USS Tripoli arrives in the Middle East with additional Marines, fueling speculation about a potential influx of 17,000 US troops for the ongoing Iran War, with plans for special forces being advanced.
The third wave of 'No Kings' protests against Donald Trump has swept across over three thousand locations in the United States, with celebrities like Bruce Springsteen, Jane Fonda, and Joan Baez joining millions of demonstrators.
A former Mexican foreign minister provided an analysis on the possible end of communism in Cuba, a topic gaining significant attention in the US and Latin America amidst the ongoing US-Israel conflict with Iran.
Israel's military has intercepted a missile launched from Yemen, marking the first such interception since the war began, while at least 12 US troops were reportedly injured in an Iranian attack on the Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia.
President Trump has publicly reiterated his threat that 'Cuba is next' for US military action while speaking at a Saudi investment conference, as US-Cuba tensions continue to rise due to restricted oil shipments, prompting Cuba to seek the Vatican's help, amidst the island's latest internal crisis.
An Iranian missile and drone attack targeted the Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia, injuring several US service members, two seriously, and damaging US aircraft. Marco Rubio claims the war is expected to end in weeks, adding to new reports confirming the extent of damage and casualties.
Axios reports that the White House and Pentagon are considering deploying at least 10,000 additional combat troops to the Middle East in the coming days.
The UN human rights chief expressed 'visceral horror' over the deadly bombing of an Iranian school, demanding justice and urging Washington to conclude its probe. This comes as Israel launched extensive attacks on Tehran and Iran attacked Kuwait's port, with rescue teams finding children's toys in the rubble.
The municipality of Pljevlja is initiating a public discussion on urban rehabilitation fees, retaining lower prices to make legalization more favorable than before.
President Trump has extended his ultimatum for Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz by 10 days, paused attacks on its energy sector, and expressed a desire for a speedy end to the war, though he stated there is no cease-fire. Meanwhile, Israel launched more strikes on Iran, and markets have reacted to these developments, with oil falling, gold rising, and stocks finishing higher.
Na terenu v občini Cerkno je približno 70 prostovoljnih gasilcev iz petih društev Gasilske zveze Cerkno.
G7 nations are struggling to find a common approach to end the Iran war, with discussions at the G7 meeting focusing on achieving a unified stance, while Trump has extended his ultimatum for an attack on Iranian energy facilities and Tehran dismisses the US's 15-point plan.
EU officials accuse Russia of providing intelligence and drones to Iran for attacks on US targets, while Russia vehemently denies these allegations, specifically dismissing reports of delivering drones as 'media lies'.
Croatia has been hit by severe weather, including a sudden cold snap, heavy snow, and hurricane-force winds that toppled trees in Zagreb and caused a train to derail.
Janko Veselinović of the Party of Freedom and Justice (SSP) refuted President Aleksandar Vučić's claims of secessionism in Vojvodina, stating that widespread citizen dissatisfaction stems from corruption.
The Jama’atu Nasril Islam (JNI) has rejected foreign intervention in the ongoing ethno-religious conflicts in Nigeria's Plateau State, warning that external involvement could exacerbate tensions and advocating for local solutions.
Da li će mnogobrojni prijavljeni posmatrači na lokalnim izborima, među kojima su i zaposleni u državnim preduzećima, posmatrati ili opstruisati izborn
Serbian Parliament Speaker Ana Brnabić has reiterated her claim that N1 paid individuals to attend a ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) rally, stating she was serious about the accusation and that all event costs will be reported.
The bankruptcy proceedings for FlyBosnia, an airline once hailed as a new hope for Bosnian aviation, remain stalled with debts largely uncollected, existing only in court documents since its 2019 launch.
Raiffeisen Bank and EBRD have concluded their SME Future Builders Academy in Bosnia and Herzegovina, offering favorable lending conditions and expert support to young entrepreneurs through the Youth in Business program.
Police in Bar, Montenegro, issued 150 traffic violation tickets during a recent action day focusing on speeding, seatbelt use, and mobile phone prohibition while driving.
Three people were injured in a traffic accident that occurred this morning in Barutani, Montenegro, involving a car and a truck.
Donald Trump denies a cease-fire with Iran, despite asserting Iran is eager for a deal and negotiating with the US, while Tehran denies direct talks. Amidst ongoing strikes, focus on Iran talks, and discussions of US troop deployment to the Middle East, crude oil prices and tech stocks have risen, as Iran reviews a US ceasefire plan.
The U.S. Central Command has reported that more than 10,000 military targets have been struck in Iran amidst the ongoing conflict, a claim also reported by Swedish media.
Donald Trump's approval rating has fallen amid rising discontent over the cost of living, surging fuel prices, and the ongoing Iran war, which is now also linked to slowing business growth, price spikes, and rallying sugar prices due to crude oil surges.
The Hradec Králové Public Transport Company inadvertently exposed hundreds of passenger email addresses while issuing an apology for a recent cyberattack that involved hackers sending fraudulent messages.
Dutch gas reserves have fallen to 5.8%, marking the lowest filling level in ten years, raising concerns about refilling for the upcoming season.
Glavni tajnik NATO-a, Mark Rutte, izazvao je ponovno nervozu i uznemirenost u europskim prijestolnicama narativom usmjerenim na Bijelu kuću, ovaj puta svojom nedvosmislenom podrškom ratu američkog…
The Iran war continues to cause a global energy shock, driving fuel prices up and shaking the world economy, with Asia looking to COVID-era playbooks to tackle the crisis from the Strait of Hormuz blockage. Daily life in Asia is disrupted by the fuel crisis, and poor countries face catastrophe as the global economy pays a high price for the conflict.
Repair work has begun on a damaged road leading to the Old Town, which has been closed for a month due to ground settlement.
US President Donald Trump has confirmed 'very good' talks to end combat with Iran, leading to a delay in US strikes and a rise in markets, though Iran denies these discussions, outlines 'red lines' for peace, and continues its strikes, even firing rockets at Israel and mocking Trump.
Montenegro recorded 12 traffic accidents in the last 24 hours, resulting in one person seriously injured and seven others with minor injuries.
Nordea, SBAB, Swedbank, Danske Bank – rader av stora bolåneaktörer – har de gångna dagarna höjt bundna boräntor. Experter beskriver det som en följd av den krigspremie som banker får betala på sina…
Disturbing scenes unfolded on a main road in Potoci near Mostar, Herzegovina, where multiple masked individuals brutally attacked a man in his car.
Netflix has released a new trailer for its four-part docuseries "Trust Me: The False Prophet," which delves into the disturbing story of Samuel Bateman, who claimed to be the successor to Warren Jeffs.
A Croatian state secretary announced that ongoing modernization of the Lika railway line will reduce the train travel time between Zagreb and Split to five hours within two years.
Serbian Defense Minister Bratislav Gašić announced that conditions have been met for the reintroduction of mandatory military service, expected to last 75 days.
The presidents of the boards of the Development Bank of Montenegro and Bank Gospodarstwa Krajowego of Poland have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to strengthen international cooperation and support Montenegro's economic development.
At least 66 people were killed and dozens injured in a military plane crash in southern Colombia, according to the latest report from the country's armed forces.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy has accused Russia of providing intelligence and assistance to Iran in its conflict with Israel, as air raid sirens sounded across Ukraine. This comes amidst conflicting reports on US-Iran negotiations, with Trump giving Iran an ultimatum while Tehran denies talks.
Montenegro recorded 13 traffic accidents in the past 24 hours, resulting in two serious and two minor injuries, according to the Police Administration's Operational Communication Center.
Emergency services in Belgrade reported a quiet night with no traffic accidents or significant incidents.
The popular Instagram profile of 'soldier' Jessica Foster, an AI-generated MAGA influencer who garnered millions of followers, has been exposed as a scam that deceived thousands of Trump supporters.
A Colombian air force military plane carrying over 100 people crashed in Puerto Leguizamo, southern Colombia. Officials have not yet released information on potential casualties.
Predizborna kampanja u Mađarskoj već tjednima stvara nove napetosti. Gotovo svakodnevno ona donosi nove skandale – svaki neukusniji ili ozbiljniji od prethodnog.
Russian pro-war bloggers have expressed deep concern over the effectiveness of Ukrainian attacks on Russia's oil and defense industries. They warn that these losses could potentially force Moscow into a 'shameful peace' agreement.
Italy has reportedly refused permission for US military aircraft to use the Sigonella air base in Sicily for operations in the Middle East, specifically those related to the conflict with Iran. This decision has led to reported tensions between Italy and the US, with President Trump criticizing allies.
The play "Rezervat normalnosti" (Reserve of Normality), a co-production by Kakanj and Trebinje cultural centers, is described as an unserious take on very serious topics.
The new edition of the show "Scena" will feature a play that is described as an "unserious play about serious topics."
A stripper from San Diego claims that American soldiers are divulging secrets to her about their deployments to the Middle East.
Rząd Izraela nie powiedział, jaka ma być rzeczywistość polityczna po wojnie. Nikt nie określił, na czym miałoby polegać zwycięstwo z Iranem - mówi „Rzeczpospolitej” Ami Ajalon, były szef Szin Betu,…
Electronic card top-ups for public transport users in Sarajevo for April will begin on Wednesday, with previous month's top-ups valid until April 9.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and his family earned over 15.8 million hryvnias (approximately 7.7 million Czech Korun) last year, according to his asset declaration.
Former President Donald Trump claims the U.S. is negotiating with Iranian leadership and has made 'progress' on a deal, but simultaneously threatens to destroy Iran's oil wells, Kharg Island, and desalination plants if an agreement is not reached shortly. Gulf allies are reportedly urging him to continue fighting until the Islamic regime falls.
Croatian President Zoran Milanović announced the cancellation of the annual Western Balkans summit, stating that Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić's visit to Croatia is not possible under current conditions due to his recent statements which, according to Milanović, undermine regional peace and stability. Vučić has expressed support for Milanović's decision, stating he believes he doesn't belong there and criticizing the Croatian state leadership.
Sarajevo is gripped by 'Dino Merlin mania' with long queues forming from 8 AM at Skenderija as residents eagerly await to purchase tickets for his upcoming concert at Koševo stadium, nearly five months before the scheduled event.
The Italian Ministry of Defense contacted Klix.ba to clarify that an Italian soldier filmed in Sarajevo was merely curious, not engaged in espionage, regarding the incident.
A fire broke out in a hall at a waste sorting plant located in Chojnica, West Pomeranian Voivodeship, Poland, with no injuries reported according to initial findings.
Montenegrin Prime Minister Milojko Spajić announced during a special parliamentary session that fuel prices in Montenegro are currently among the lowest in Europe.
The Kosovo government has unanimously approved a proposal to send members of the Kosovo Security Force (KSF) to Gaza, following a vote with no opposition or abstentions.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić announced he spoke with Russian President Vladimir Putin, informing him about the alliance between Zagreb, Pristina, and Tirana, and securing a three-month extension for Serbia's gas contract under very favorable conditions.
Brent crude oil prices are surging towards a four-year high amid the widening Middle East conflict and U.S. President Donald Trump's explicit statements about seizing Iran's oil, including Kharg Island's terminal. Iran's Speaker Ghalibaf has also commented on how to profit from Trump's actions, further escalating market risks and geopolitical tensions.
NPR's Michel Martin asks retired Gen. Joseph Votel about the risks of deploying American ground forces in Iran.
Pakistan has secured a deal with Iran to facilitate the passage of 20 ships through the Strait of Hormuz, amidst ongoing regional tensions.
Israeli airstrikes on two police checkpoints in the Gaza Strip, controlled by Hamas, resulted in the deaths of at least six Palestinians, including one child, according to local health officials.
Severe weather in Zagreb last week caused significant damage, including a brick falling from a building in Rudeš onto a road and yard, and the destruction of a family's newly installed garage roof in Voltino, leaving residents in despair.
Adnan Šaran, frontman of the band Skroz, spoke about their upcoming concert at the Sloga club in Sarajevo and shared his views on the contemporary music scene.
The German auto club ADAC has released a list of 30 used cars with the lowest ownership and maintenance costs, identifying the Dacia Sandero as the most economical option.
An international media association condemned a 'violent assault' by Israeli soldiers who detained and physically attacked a CNN crew in the occupied West Bank. The Israeli army has announced an investigation into the incident.
The prestigious Academy Awards are set to move to a new location in 2029, departing from the Dolby Theatre and its connected shopping center, according to reports.
Noelia Castillo Ramos, 25, died by voluntary euthanasia in Spain after years of mental health issues and chronic pain, against her family's wishes. Her last words, "I want to go in peace now and end my suffering," have been reported, further detailing her decision which has sparked debate over state responsibility and ethics.
Emergency services in Belgrade reported a high number of traffic accidents overnight, resulting in ten people sustaining minor injuries.
Observers note that a figure across the Atlantic employs various tactics in his political rhetoric to poison public discourse, engaging in a 'war of lies' and a 'war against language'.
The Bosnia and Herzegovina national football team landed in Sarajevo from Cardiff, where they played a World Cup playoff semi-final match, and were greeted by numerous fans at the airport.
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth led a Christian service at the Pentagon, the first since the outbreak of war with Iran, where he prayed for 'crushing violence' against enemies. Hegseth and Trump's labor secretary are now being sued by a nonprofit group over these prayer services and allegations of religious discrimination, with reports detailing his prayer for 'every bullet to find its target'.
The National Parks of Montenegro (NPCG) and the Institute for Blood Transfusion are continuing their partnership to support blood donation, offering free park entrance tickets to voluntary blood donors.
The US National Archives have for the first time released records of Nazi party collaborators, prompting many in Germany and Austria to question their family histories during World War II.
Police in Vojnik, Slovenia, conducted a house search at an elderly citizen's residence, where they discovered and seized multiple firearms, including pistols and rifles, along with over 500 rounds of ammunition.
Donald Trump has extended the deadline for pausing strikes on Iran's energy sites until April 6, stating that talks were going 'very well,' leading to a slight decline in global oil prices in early Asian trading.
US President Donald Trump has again postponed planned strikes on Iranian energy infrastructure, extending the deadline to April 6 and citing progress in ongoing talks. He also noted Iran's allowance of 10 oil tankers through the Strait of Hormuz as a positive sign, indicating seriousness in negotiations, as Operation Epic Fury continues.
US President Donald Trump confirmed Iran allowed ten oil tankers to pass through the Strait of Hormuz as a 'gift,' with John Bolton suggesting the 'big present' is likely an oil-filled tanker. Trump also stated that taking control of Iranian oil, similar to Venezuela, is an option he is considering.
Raiffeisen Leasing has partnered with the "Woman’s Choice" award, a new category in this year's Klix Auto of the Year selection, where women will vote to determine the most desirable car.
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko visited North Korea, where he held talks with leader Kim Jong Un, signed a friendship and cooperation treaty, and exchanged gifts, including Lukashenko presenting an assault rifle to Kim, further solidifying their anti-Western alliance and criticizing Western pressure.
The UK government has authorized its armed forces to board Russian tankers in British waters, escalating actions against the 'shadow fleet' that helps Moscow circumvent Western oil sanctions.
PlayStation has initiated a large spring sale in its video game store, offering discounts on approximately 300 popular titles and classics until April 22.
The Croatian government is amending the Misdemeanor Law to reduce the number of court cases, introduce e-communication, and increase fines, while also offering discounts on firewood for those in need.
The Pentagon has ordered a greater military presence in the Middle East, fueling fears of a risky ground attack on Iran. Meanwhile, Donald Trump continues to claim a deal to end the war is close, despite Iranian officials flatly denying any such agreement is possible and calling U.S. claims a self-negotiated defeat.
Serbian media have identified the partner of Bosnian-Herzegovinian fashion designer Melina Džinović as British businessman Jeffrey Paul Arnold Day, who has led numerous companies.
A simple secret ingredient can elevate scrambled eggs, a popular breakfast dish, into an exceptionally delicious meal.
Former President Trump has reiterated his rejection of a ceasefire with Iran, asserting that Iran desires a deal but fears its own people and the US. Meanwhile, oil prices continue to climb past $100, driven by lingering risks of a prolonged US-Iran war, impacting global powers as Trump and Xi pursue energy dominance, with Europe particularly vulnerable.
Iran has rejected a US ceasefire proposal and dismissed claims of ongoing negotiations, dampening hopes for de-escalation, though markets like the S&P 500 still reacted positively to initial hopes for peace talks, with oil prices falling.
Milutin Đukanović, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Elektroprivreda Crne Gore (EPCG), participated in the SET 2026 Energy Summit, a leading regional event, where he emphasized EPCG's significant development potential.
Ministar spoljnih poslova Srbije Marko Đurić danas je, u razgovoru sa predsednikom Odbora za spoljne poslove Parlamenta Mađarske Žoltom Nemetom, ocenio da Evropska unija bez Srbije i Zapadnog Balkana…
Airstrikes, believed to be carried out by the US and Israel, have continued to target Iran-backed Shiite militias in Iraq for a second day, killing at least seven security personnel in the western part of the country and escalating strikes on Tehran's regional allies.
President Trump's approval rating has fallen to a new low of 36% in his second term, impacted by rising fuel prices and his actions in the Iran war, including threats regarding the Strait of Hormuz. New polls indicate that a majority of Americans believe recent US military action against Iran went too far and are concerned about their ability to afford fuel, while a look at Trump's own words reveals his stance on a potential war with Iran.
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk commented on reports of a government reshuffle during a Council of Ministers meeting, assuring his ministers to 'sleep peacefully' regarding their positions.
A trial in Moldova has uncovered new details about Russian camps in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia, following an investigation into the sending of Moldovan citizens to these camps.
Montenegrin artist Irena Lagator Pejović is presenting her installation 'This is no longer a landscape. Architectures of Responsibility' at an international collective exhibition in Munich, featuring Montenegrin architect Anđelka Badnjar Gojnić on the curatorial team.
Younger workers from Generation Z are actively seeking transparency in the workplace, including openly discussing salaries, thereby contributing to a shift in corporate culture.
An Air Canada plane collided with a fire truck on a runway at LaGuardia Airport, killing two pilots and injuring dozens. Investigations into the fatal crash are now focusing on the fire truck's lack of a transponder, which would have shown its location to the control tower and activated a runway warning system.
Croatia's High Criminal Court has reduced the sentence of former Serbian military judge Vojislav Medić from 14 to 12 years in prison for war crimes against captured Vukovar defenders in Serbian concentration camps.
Diesel fuel prices at Petrol's border gas stations along Slovenia's highway network, including Hrušica, Šentilj, Obrežje, and Vrtojba, have risen above two euros per liter, currently standing at 2.096 euros.
China is conducting extensive ocean floor mapping in strategically crucial regions, officially for scientific purposes, but potentially gaining a fundamental advantage in future underwater warfare over the US.
Following his split from Katy Perry, actor Orlando Bloom, 49, is reportedly in a new relationship with 28-year-old Swiss model Luisa Laemmel, who is nearly half his age.
UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese has reiterated her controversial statement that the world has given Israel a 'licence to torture Palestinians,' describing life in the occupied territories as a 'continuum of physical and mental suffering' where torture has become state policy.
The 10th Raise the Bar conference, held from March 25 to 27 in Zagreb, will host influential bartenders and experts from the global bar and coffee scene at Lauba.
A military transport plane carrying over 100 soldiers crashed shortly after takeoff in southern Colombia. At least one person was confirmed dead and 77 injured, while 48 people have been rescued from the wreckage.
Mortgage loans in Poland reached nearly 11 billion PLN in February, a near-record high, though concerns remain about the potential impact of the Middle East conflict on this trend.
A political dispute has emerged in Poland as Karol Nawrocki expresses dissatisfaction with information from the ABW regarding Sejm Marshal Włodzimierz Czarzasty's business contacts with Russian citizens, leading the Presidential Palace to demand Czarzasty complete a security questionnaire.
Belgium has decided to deploy soldiers to the streets of major cities to ensure the security of the Jewish community, reacting to a wave of antisemitic attacks in the Netherlands and Belgium over the past two weeks.