A blue and white dress, surprisingly affordable, appears to be a favorite among the Spanish royal family, including Queen Letizia and her daughters.

The third part of the popular Slovenian family film trilogy "Gajin svet" (Gaja's World), directed by Peter Bratuša, is soon to be released on the big screen. Its premiere is scheduled for the Sarajevo Film Festival before its general release in late August.

A project by Romania's National Guarantee Fund proposes that transporters and farmers could finance their fuel purchases in installments, with state support, to help companies facing difficulties in fuel supply.

The Canadian province of Alberta is set to decide in just over two months whether to remain part of Canada or initiate a secession process, with some separatists also desiring a merger with the United States.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić stated that the world is on the brink of a much larger war, referencing the conflicts in Ukraine and the broader geopolitical situation involving Europe and Russia. He emphasized the current global instability and the potential for escalation.

Beijing has implemented measures to ease home-buying restrictions as part of an effort to boost the struggling property market in China.

Colombian drug cartels and rebel groups are reportedly seeking secrets of Ukrainian drone technology, as unmanned aerial vehicles have significantly altered the decades-long armed conflict in Colombia, allowing these groups to regain control of the skies.

Malaysia's political instability serves as a cautionary tale for Beijing, highlighting challenges China may face abroad as it seeks to reshape the global order. Recent surveys indicate improved global perceptions of China.

The British Minister of Defence has declared that winter in Ukraine is no longer merely a season but has become a weapon. This statement highlights the strategic importance and harsh conditions of winter warfare in the ongoing conflict.

Taiwan plans to increase its defense budget by 16% by 2027 to bolster its armed forces, responding to heightened Chinese aggression. This move aims to strengthen the island's military capabilities amidst ongoing tensions with Beijing.

A revitalization project in Mistřice, Czech Republic, aims to restore habitats for endangered species like the yellow-bellied toad and sloe eggar moth. The initiative involves removing invasive plants, planting native trees, and renewing pastures near local ponds.

Ajinkya Rahane has called for clarity regarding Rohit Sharma's place in the Indian cricket team for the 2027 ODI World Cup. Rahane emphasized that there should be no debate and that Sharma should be allowed to play freely until then.

Gjin Lipa, the 20-year-old brother of pop star Dua Lipa, is making a name for himself as a DJ, performing at festivals and celebrity parties while also working as a producer.

This article is a search query on The Brussels Times website, seeking a manual on how to buy cocaine in Nanjing.

A fire in the area above the settlements of Kanjina and Živašnica near Konjic, Bosnia and Herzegovina, has been localized, but firefighters remain on the ground as it is still active in some parts of the affected area.

Germany's trade deficit with China is growing as Beijing reduces its reliance on European industry.

Hong Kong's inaugural five-year plan will be evaluated based on its clarity in outlining the city's vision for 2030 and the strategy to achieve it, rather than merely the number of initiatives included.

A program explores the history of food and its cultural significance, drawing inspiration from the famous quote 'Tell me what you eat, and I will tell you who you are,' and focusing on the perspective of Czech cookbook author Magdalena Dobromila Rettigová.

An Iki supermarket in the Šeškinė district of Vilnius, which was temporarily closed for safety reasons due to technical difficulties, has now resumed operations.

A young Ukrainian soldier was found barely alive on his apartment balcony, with a bottle and a Swiss knife nearby, initially leading doctors to suspect suicide before a 'horrible truth' was uncovered.

Russian intelligence services are actively trying to influence French elections to ensure a victory for Marine Le Pen, demonstrating Moscow's uncertainty despite opinion polls.

Beijing has confirmed that two Chinese sailors died in a clash with a Philippine vessel in the South China Sea, nearly a year after the incident. The confirmation comes amidst escalating tensions in the disputed waters.

A US judge on Friday barred the Defense Department from including Chinese biotechnology company WuXi AppTec Co on a list of companies believed to support Beijing's military. The judge stated that the government lacked sufficient evidence to justify the decision.

The Mayor of Osijek, Ivan Radić, has strongly condemned the brutal morning attack on Tihomir Pejin, director of Osijek Airport and a football referee, who was assaulted during his morning run.

Gepard Infra, the company managing the infrastructure of the Jindřichův Hradec narrow-gauge railway, has been granted a five-year operating safety certificate by the Czech Railway Authority.

The city of Kragujevac, Serbia, is hosting children from Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine, at a resort in Kopaonik. The children are on a holiday organized by the Serbian city.

Iran and China are looking to elevate their economic relations beyond simple trade, focusing on strategic partnerships in various sectors including industry, investment, and logistics.

An analysis discusses Beijing's evolving role in containing global geopolitical crises, highlighting that economic power, rather than solely military might, has become a key determinant in shaping conflicts.

Ukraine reportedly carried out a record-distance attack, hitting a Wildberries warehouse 1,700 kilometers from the border, while the Russian e-commerce giant faces potential bankruptcy without Kremlin intervention.

Observers note that while new full generals have taken charge of key commands in China's PLA, many senior roles appear to be filled by acting or unconfirmed officers, indicating President Xi Jinping's ongoing and unfinished military rebuild amidst a sweeping anti-graft campaign.

Croatian VAR referee Tihomir Pejin, also known as 'Mr. Respect' and director of Osijek Airport, was brutally attacked on the street in Osijek. Pejin stated he does not know the reason or identity of his attackers.

The Philippines is reportedly incorporating its territorial dispute with Beijing over the South China Sea into its school curriculum, a move analysts suggest could shape young Filipinos' understanding of maritime claims but also raises concerns about blurring educational lines.

The renovated Technorama store has opened its doors in Klaipėda, marking 25 years of history and a new approach to home appliances. The opening celebrates a quarter-century of trust across three generations of customers.

Despite President Xi Jinping's desire for a strong-looking yuan, China's economic performance continues to hinder its currency's strength.

China has rebuked the US over the Huawei dispute, while Argentina's President Milei attempts to balance ties with both Washington and Beijing.

Ukrainians continue to support joining the EU and NATO, but recent poll numbers show a decrease in preference compared to a survey conducted last month. Support for EU membership remains higher than for NATO.

Milan Knížák, a former rector of the Prague Academy of Fine Arts and director of the National Gallery Prague, passed away last week at the age of 86. He was remembered as an "eruptive" and "anti-establishment" figure.

Solo Leveling has released a brand-new prequel that promises to completely redefine Sung Jinwoo's true origin story, revisiting his Double Dungeon and Shadow Monarch narrative.

The United Nations has reported that July was the deadliest month for Ukrainian civilians since April 2022, highlighting a significant increase in casualties. The ongoing conflict continues to take a heavy toll on the civilian population.

Michal Horský argues that Slovakia is more divided than truly split, discussing methods to overcome the country's polarization and foster dialogue on complex topics.

The Deputy Chief Prosecutor of the Vilnius Regional Prosecutor's Office has reopened a pre-trial investigation into the alleged illegal installation or use of technical means to collect information, specifically concerning a pen left by Samoškaitė.

Russia's Rassvet satellite internet system, despite having only a few satellites, is reportedly providing a short communication window over Ukraine, raising concerns about its potential military use and whether it can be shot down.

Former high-ranking officials from key European allies of Ukraine reportedly held secret meetings with an unnamed former Kremlin official to explore potential future peace negotiations. No representatives from Ukraine were present at these discussions.

We don't want to jinx it, but for now it looks like we've really passed the low point: if slowly, it seems like the Danube is starting to flow again.

A simple-cut dress from a French brand is highlighted as a versatile summer piece suitable for various occasions, making it ideal for a holiday wardrobe.

Lithuania is bracing for one of the most turbulent days of the week, with the Hydrometeorological Service warning of dangerous storm clouds, heavy rain, thunderstorms, and localized hail and squalls across much of the country.

Reports of China developing its own immersion deep-ultraviolet (DUV) lithography system have sent ripples through the global semiconductor industry. This development suggests Beijing may be closing a significant technology gap maintained by US export controls, though yield tests are still pending.

China and the European Union are increasingly moving towards a trade war, with both sides gradually escalating measures and Beijing holding significant leverage.

A severe drought across Europe has caused major rivers to recede, exposing sunken Nazi warships containing dangerous ordnance. The widespread drought also poses a significant threat of another energy crisis for the continent.

A Colombian soldier serving in the Ukrainian army reported that some of his compatriots attempting to fight for Ukraine had ties to organized crime, raising concerns that cartels are trying to steal secrets about Ukrainian drones.

A former Thai Member of Parliament shot a high-ranking local official on Monday and subsequently reported the incident on a YouTube show. Thai police have arrested Chalong Reawraeng in connection with the shooting, which left two people injured.

The Czech Minister of Health is investigating a dentist accused of creating child pornography from patient photos, who is reportedly still working in another practice despite the allegations.

Rat u Ukrajini – 1629. dan. Predsjednik Ukrajine Volodimir Zelenski upozorio je da bi upotreba ruskih raketa “orešnik” iz Bjelorusije značila direktno uvlačenje te zemlje u rat.

Two individuals in Beijing, trapped in a mountain, refused rescue efforts from police and firefighters, citing a superstition that responding to strangers brings bad luck.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced that Russia launched 61 missiles, including 56 ballistic missiles, and over 1560 attack drones, along with 1540 aerial bombs, on Ukraine last week, vowing to bring the war back to Russia.

The South China Morning Post has compiled a digest of its top stories from the past weekend, including analysis on Beijing's efforts to win over Indian public opinion and Hong Kong's hottest day.

Ukrainian military analyst Mykhailo Samus stated that the front lines in Ukraine remain in a stalemate, characterizing the ongoing conflict as a 'war of destruction' for both sides.

Activist Arben Kola spoke at the 71st protest against the Albanian government, criticizing the handling of fires and the disparity between official salaries and those of firefighters.

Albania's Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that Zelenskyy's statements serve Ukraine's interests and that any step helping Serbia move away from Russian influence and closer to Europe is positive.

After years of strain, China-Australia ties have reached a 'good enough' baseline for Canberra, though still short of Beijing’s broader ambitions, according to a former top Australian diplomat.

Usually rainy England is experiencing an extreme drought this summer, causing lawns to yellow and water restrictions, with potential impacts on food supply.

Rusko Ministarstvo odbrane je navelo da su pogođena skladišta goriva "korišćena u interesu" ukrajinske vojske u lukama Odesa i Čornomorsk, kao i u naseljima Biljari i Novi Biljari u blizini Odese

Protests against the Albanian government and Prime Minister Edi Rama have continued for over 70 days in Tirana and other cities, with citizens demanding his resignation and an end to corruption. Demonstrators are calling for a revolution and systemic change, with some also protesting local administrative reforms.

The technological competition between Silicon Valley and Beijing, particularly concerning artificial intelligence, Nvidia, and Chinese embargoes, is highlighted as a fundamental aspect of modern geopolitics.

German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius inadvertently revealed during a visit to the KNDS arms factory that RCH-155 self-propelled howitzers, considered the most modern Western artillery, are already deployed in Ukraine.

Despite a thawing relationship between the Chinese and Indian governments, Beijing has struggled to win over the Indian public due to a lack of long-term strategy and effective communication channels, according to Chinese researchers.

Unique oases of traditional swimming pools, known as 'plovárny,' continue to thrive in Prague's Šárecké údolí and Libčice nad Vltavou, maintaining a nearly century-old tradition with their distinct charm.

China is steadily expanding its presence in Latin America through infrastructure projects, such as the Chancay port in Peru, raising concerns in the United States about its diminishing influence in the region.

The article profiles Cai Qi, described as Xi Jinping's closest confidant and a key figure behind the scenes in Chinese politics, particularly during the Beidaihe meeting.

Taiwan’s plan to dissolve the pro-Beijing Chinese Unification Promotion Party (CUPP) has sparked controversy over whether the independence-leaning authorities are using security concerns to suppress political dissent.

Germany convened a security meeting to address concerns over an explosive drone, an incident that occurred amidst ongoing protests related to Russia.

The romantic comedy 'One Night Only' has received mixed reviews, with critics noting its use of 'knock-off jingles and singles' in its soundtrack. Reviewers suggest the film doesn't quite score with its musical choices and overall execution.

The war between Russia and Ukraine is increasingly targeting logistics centers, sorting facilities, and distribution hubs, with Ukraine using drones to attack Russian logistical infrastructure.

Nineteen children from Zaporizhzhia, accompanied by their educators, are staying at Kragujevac's children's resort in Kopaonik from August 1 to 10. This humanitarian initiative was organized with the consent of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Serbia.

A new Levada Center survey indicates that for the first time since the war began, half of Russians no longer consider the invasion of Ukraine 'successful,' with factors like long-range strikes, fuel crises, and mobilization rumors contributing to reduced public support.

Support for Putin's war in Russia has fallen to historic lows, driven by Ukrainian long-range strikes, a fuel crisis, warehouse fires, and increasing rumors of a future autumn mobilization.

Coca-Cola is embarking on a new phase by introducing an updated visual identity for its main beverage types, aiming to enhance consistency and highlight its recognizable elements.

The Avalanches have announced their new album 'No Bad Memories,' inspired by jingles and start-up sounds, and released a new single titled 'Can’t Get Over Losing You,' featuring Portraits of Tracy.

India is pressing China to resume sharing water-flow data for the Yarlung Tsangpo river, which flows into India and Bangladesh, amid growing concerns over Beijing's construction of the world's largest dam in Tibet.

Life near the front line in eastern Ukraine is complicated by transportation and supply issues, as broken roads, bridges, and the constant threat of drone attacks make travel difficult for residents and reporters alike.

The speed and breadth of the latest barrage of countermeasures against the U.S. shows Beijing's ability to turn up the pressure while preserving room for de-escalation.

The rivalry between Beijing and Tokyo has intensified beyond territorial disputes and historical memory, evolving into a fight for the global microphone as both nations seek to define each other’s international identity.

Macao's casino industry has experienced a significant slump, ending 16 months of growth, as Beijing intensifies efforts to curb capital outflow.

The Avalanches have announced their new album, 'No Bad Memories,' set to be released on October 16, which will honor commercial jingles, proprietary start-up sounds, and long-forgotten audio logos.

Ecological disaster near Oman, was it all caused by the strike of the Ukrainians?

China has bought at least 10 more cargoes of US soybeans, according to Asian traders, marking the latest in a series of purchases ahead of President Xi Jinping’s anticipated visit to the US next month.

The Alliance for the Union of Romanians (AUR) has launched an online platform to gather support for the suspension of Bucharest Mayor Nicușor Dan, allowing citizens to track the initiative in real-time. However, the Social Democratic Party (PSD) has stated it will not support AUR's endeavor, citing sufficient governmental crisis.

The Vilnius prosecutor's office has reopened an investigation into the potentially illegal collection of information using a secret recording device during a meeting of the Social Democratic Party council.

Ukrainian fighters released footage showing thousands of square kilometers of forests in the Vovchansk district of Kharkiv Oblast covered in optical cables left behind by Russian drones.

Delhi Police Crime Branch has arrested Rajinder Bairagi, also known as 'Dr Jhatka,' 28 years after he allegedly murdered a police officer at a wedding.

Queen Letizia of Spain once again demonstrated her fashion icon status, proving that red perfectly suits brunettes. She was seen in a striking red dress, reinforcing her reputation for impeccable style.

A car involved in a chain collision near Veliki Pijesak and Vranjina broke through the protective barrier of a railway bridge, leaving it suspended precariously above the Podgorica-Bar railway line.

While the Slovak furniture sector continues to recover post-pandemic, major players like Orava retailer Kondela and the largest eastern furniture factory have stabilized revenues and returned to profit, despite the overall decline and bankruptcies like Decodom.

Elbridge Colby, the Pentagon's head of political planning and a long-time advocate for a firm stance against China, aims to improve relations through an official visit to Beijing. However, China has reportedly refused to extend an invitation to the senior Pentagon official.

Multiple fires have broken out in the Konjic area of Bosnia and Herzegovina in the last 24 hours, with one in Kanjina still active and causing significant smoke.

Defender has expanded its model range by introducing the new 'Vertex,' featuring updated exterior design solutions, advanced technologies, and engine choices. The 'Defender 110' will also be offered for the first time as a six-seater model.

As of Wednesday, the Czech Republic has tightened conditions for granting temporary protection to Ukrainian citizens, now requiring those subject to military obligations to prove compliance or authorization to leave Ukraine.

Ukraine is reportedly targeting Wildberries, Russia's largest online retailer, with the aim of disrupting supply lines to the front, though this is not the sole objective.

Shares of Hong Kong insurers experienced a decline following Beijing's decision to impose taxes on offshore insurance income.

The Italian government (Chigi) is pushing to secure funding for the former Ilva steel plant, emphasizing that steel production is crucial for national security, with a concrete proposal from India's Jindal group being considered.

Former Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte, leader of the Five Star Movement, has ignited a political debate by questioning continued military aid to Ukraine, making it a central issue for upcoming elections.

Chinese rare earth producers have reported or anticipated significant first-half profits, indicating that Beijing's use of these critical minerals as trade leverage has not hindered normal business operations.

A floral corset dress from Zara has caused a sensation among Croatian women, leading to a widespread scramble to purchase it.

A former British ambassador stated that giving Ukrainian territory to Russia would be a 'green light' for new conflicts in the Balkans, emphasizing the importance of diplomacy in global crises.

Serbia and Ukraine are on track to achieve their largest trade exchange in history this year, despite the ongoing war, with Serbian electricity being a crucial factor. The article also discusses Serbian weapons indirectly flowing to Ukraine.

Velika ukrajinska zastava, ki je štiri leta stala v središču Prištine kot simbol solidarnosti, je bila odstranjena.

Ukrainian drones have reportedly struck a refinery in Tatarstan and targets in Crimea and Donetsk, leading to a power outage in Crimea as Ukraine continues its attacks on Russian military and energy infrastructure.

Professor Wang Gungwu, an authority on Chinese history, shared his insights on the long view of Chinese history, US credibility, and President Xi Jinping's belief that only the party can save China.

While Middle East developments dominate headlines in Türkiye, the country must chart its own course in artificial intelligence amidst the growing rivalry between the U.S. and China.

Gastronomic journalist Darina Sieglová emphasizes that Czech cuisine deserves recognition and pride, highlighting its unique recipes. Sieglová, who has experience in various restaurants and kitchens, recalls her early culinary influences from her grandmothers.

Femi Fani-Kayode has called Sheikh Jingir’s advocacy for a continued Muslim-Muslim ticket “highly provocative,” warning against extremist rhetoric ahead of Nigeria's 2027 elections.

Pristina has removed a large Ukrainian flag from its city center, which had been displayed for four years as a symbol of solidarity since the Russian invasion. The removal occurred shortly after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's visit to Belgrade.

Experts warn about common kitchen mistakes, explaining that food can appear and smell fine but already contain multiplying bacteria. The article details which products spoil fastest and how to prevent it.

Germany's trade deficit with China expanded during the first half of the year, despite China maintaining its position as Germany's primary trade partner, according to preliminary data.

For years, there was a widespread belief that China would inevitably dominate the global economy. However, the article suggests that this perception has changed, as Beijing quietly struggles with trillions in debt and a collapsing domestic market, despite global fears of its unstoppable growth.

A review of Vijay Gokhale's book 'China’s Wars' delves into Beijing's military strategy and its 'fight and talk' approach to international relations.

The Belarusian opposition in exile is preparing a 'consolidated set of evidence' to submit to Ukrainian authorities, alleging that Alexander Lukashenka's regime has supported Russia's aggression against Ukraine and is complicit in the aggression.

Premijer Srbije Đuro Macut razgovarao je danas u Beogradu s predsednikom Ukrajine Volodimirom Zelenskim koji je od sinoć u poseti, o bilateralnim odno

Chinese President Xi Jinping is strategically taking the offensive both domestically and internationally, leveraging global distractions like conflicts in Iran, Ukraine, and Palestine to strengthen his control, which is seen as detrimental to global order and minorities.

Valeriy Zaluzhny, former Commander-in-Chief of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, suggests developing alternative security arrangements instead of solely focusing on NATO membership for Ukraine.

The article discusses whether Governor Hope Uzodimma can break a 27-year jinx in Imo State politics by successfully installing a successor in 2027, a feat not achieved by the first governor of the current republic.

Fifty backpacks filled with school supplies were distributed to first-graders and children from large families in Mostar, Konjic, Čapljina, Stolac, and Ravno, who will attend Orthodox religious education.

A four-part documentary series follows Simon Reeve as he explores the impenetrable wilderness of Congo in search of rare African animals and visits the Coral Triangle in the Pacific Ocean, with new coverage highlighting the TV broadcast.

The European Union has developed new anti-Beijing instruments to address concerns that China, after absorbing foreign know-how, is now flooding Europe with advanced products, raising questions about potential repercussions for China.

A police operation in Bijeljina, Republic of Srpska, led to the discovery of 206 cannabis plants and cocaine, resulting in one arrest.

Recent murders of two women in early August highlight that the home is the most dangerous place for women in Lithuania, with these incidents likely becoming mere statistics amidst other news.

A Slovak opinion piece criticizes the government, including figures like Fico and Kaliňák, for treating the country as their private company, misusing EU funds, and intimidating critics.

Members of Colombian cartels are reportedly learning to operate drones in Ukraine, a development that could significantly impact the conflict, according to the Financial Times.

Beijing experienced heavy rainfall as China braces for the arrival of Typhoon Dolphin, indicating potential widespread weather disruptions.

An article from The Brussels Times appears to be a search query related to purchasing cocaine and mephedrone in Beijing, China.

Poland's opposition party has proposed a radical plan to deport all unemployed Ukrainian men of conscription age who are not working legally. The proposal aims to address issues related to military service and employment.

Netflix series 'Operation Safed Sagar' praised for zero jingoism

Chinese AI chip designers anticipate strong sales this earnings season, driven by Beijing's initiative to encourage local firms to utilize homegrown components and reduce reliance on American technology.

Analysts suggest gold prices have 'explosive' upside potential, supported by Beijing's continued bullion hoarding and Hong Kong's efforts to establish itself as a major gold trading hub.

Belind Këlliçi has accused Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama of preparing a new affair, raising an alarm about a proposed healthcare bill. Këlliçi claims the bill, expected to pass in September, would create a parallel structure in the healthcare system and risk a monopoly.

During three HGSS (Croatian Mountain Rescue Service) operations above Živogošće, a Czech citizen died on a trail, while an exhausted Ukrainian national was rescued overnight.

Delhi Police successfully apprehended Rajinder Bairagi, a fugitive connected to a 1998 murder case, who had evaded law enforcement for nearly three decades by living under a false identity in Madhya Pradesh.

A fire above the Kanjina settlement near Konjic, Bosnia and Herzegovina, has caused landslides, with rocks falling onto the M-17 highway and damaging vehicles.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has ended the postings of three ambassadors in Balkan countries, including the ambassador to Croatia. This move is part of a broader reshuffle of diplomatic personnel.

David Hyde Pierce, Ayo Edebiri, Danielle Brooks, and Jin Ha have joined the cast of the Encores! musical revival of 'You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown' for February, with Edebiri playing Snoopy, Pierce as Charlie Brown, and Brooks as Lucy.

The Ukrainian military currently includes 16,000 foreign fighters within its ranks.

The Romanian government approved the 'Diaspora Invests at Home' program, allocating 100 million euros to support Romanians abroad who wish to return and start businesses in the country.

Several traffic accidents have occurred in various locations, including near Vranjina, Veliki Pijesak, and Botinec, resulting in multiple injuries and at least one fatality.

China has deployed its expanding legal arsenal with a new barrage of countermeasures against the US. This demonstrates Beijing's growing capacity to retaliate and serves as a warning against further tech curbs ahead of Xi Jinping's expected visit next month.

A research and ratings report has been published for Wuhan Changjin Photonics Technology Co. Ltd., identified by its stock code 688635.

China has reportedly refused to invite Elbridge Colby, the Pentagon's head of political planning and a long-time advocate for a tough stance on China, despite his desire to improve relations through an official visit to Beijing.

As the new LNK television season approaches, details are being revealed for upcoming autumn premieres, including an updated jury for 'Žvaigždžių duetai' (Star Duets) with one famous member no longer participating.

China has implemented its most extensive package of trade countermeasures since last October's truce, pushing back against recent US restrictions on technology, weeks before President Xi Jinping's visit.

Shares of Prudential and other Hong Kong insurers tumbled following reports that China plans to impose taxes on returns from offshore insurance policies. This potential tax change has sparked concerns among investors and the insurance industry.

Tri obete hlási mesto Balaklija v Charkovskej oblasti po zásahu rodinného domu a tri osoby zahynuli v Sumskej oblasti po náletoch navádzaných leteckých bomb.

An incident involving a Ukrainian 'road pirate' on the D1 highway in Czechia, who filmed himself standing on a car seat, has sparked controversy, with calls for his deportation and complaints from the Ukrainian community.

Analysts are examining whether Beijing possesses the power to significantly impact the value of the Australian dollar, as global markets observe currency movements.

A glimmer of hope emerges for the former Ilva steel plant as an Italian consortium evaluates presenting an alternative offer to that of India's Jindal, in a race against time.

Human trafficking charges are being considered against former Negros Oriental Rep. Jacinto “Jing” Paras for an alleged “honey trap” scheme targeting Executive Secretary Ralph Recto and Interior Secretary Jonvic Remulla.