A public forum on police conduct, planned for August 13 in Valjevo by the Integrity Network of the Belgrade Centre for Security Policy (BCBP), has been postponed after organizers were unable to secure a suitable venue.

A Russian court has sentenced a publisher to a four-year suspended prison sentence for selling books on LGBT themes, according to TASS, marking another instance of increasing repression against the LGBT community in Russia.

Dismissed Belgrade police chief Veselin Milić has filed a criminal complaint, accusing leaders of the Criminal Police Directorate of selectively presenting evidence against him in the 'Senjak' case.

Italian citizen Rossella Squizzato, who went missing in Medjugorje after last being seen on the path to Apparition Hill, has been found. Her disappearance had prompted a search in the area.

New analyses challenge common perceptions of the Warsaw Uprising, arguing it encompassed more than armed combat and was not necessarily doomed to fail. Experts discuss factors that could have altered its course, such as air support, and highlight the involvement of partisan units.

The second constitutive session of Serbia's Regulatory Body for Electronic Media (REM) Council is scheduled for Thursday at 13:00. The agenda includes continuing discussions on the election of the Council's president and deputy president.

Vasil Kazandzhiev, a renowned Bulgarian composer and conductor, has passed away. He was born on September 10, 1934, in Marten, Ruse Province.

A session of the HNK Government was canceled due to a lack of quorum, as SDA and SDP ministers did not attend, leaving 10 laws, including a crucial forest law, unaddressed.

In an interview on 'Kalytera arga,' Greek singer Giorgos Livanis spoke extensively about his profound love and admiration for the legendary Stelios Kazantzidis, stating he has listened to him since childhood.

A flock of birds caused significant disruption at Tivat Airport in Montenegro, leading to the cancellation and diversion of several flights due to safety concerns. Airport authorities are addressing the issue.

An influencer named Kailey Anni had a date canceled by a man after he discovered her profession, leading to widespread discussion and support for the man online.

Authorities at Heraklion's 'N. Kazantzakis' Airport in Crete arrested a 23-year-old Spanish woman for drug trafficking. She was found carrying 20 kilograms of hashish in her luggage.

The eighth emergency session of the Novo Sarajevo Municipal Council was not held today as only 14 councillors appeared, which was insufficient to achieve a quorum for decision-making.

The House of Representatives of the Parliamentary Assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina is scheduled to hold both an emergency and a regular session, with the proposed budget on the agenda for discussion.

A new cultural institution and festival, dedicated to Zorbas, a character by Nikos Kazantzakis, has been launched in the author's birthplace. This event aims to celebrate one of modern Greek literature's most emblematic heroes.

Volkswagen's works council announced extraordinary worker meetings for next month, which will include the participation of Volkswagen Group CEO Oliver Blume.

An outbreak of African swine fever in Serbia has led to the euthanasia of 27,000 pigs, prompting authorities to implement emergency measures and strict controls to prevent further spread of the disease.

The release of 'The Batman 2' has been postponed once again, with its premiere now scheduled for February 2028. A first teaser for the highly anticipated sequel has also been released.

Concerts by Slađa Allegro and Andreana Čekić at the Zenica Summer Fest have been canceled, with Elma Sinanović and Emina Jahović announced as their replacements.

The iconic Croatian film 'How the War Started on My Island' may have its final public screening in Pula due to a 30-year copyright dispute over the song 'Majko stara'.

The House of Peoples of the BiH Parliament has scheduled an emergency session to discuss laws on the BiH Court and HJPC, while the House of Representatives will hold an emergency session on the state budget for 2026.

MPs Eraković and Jakovljević on the "disputed" competition for the election of the director of the First Niš Gymnasium: Who rewards proven discrimination?

A significant shift is occurring in Polish family businesses, with founders increasingly preparing successors and becoming more open to selling their companies. This marks a breakthrough in attitudes towards ownership transfer and generational change.

A dispute has arisen regarding the transfer of Patriot missiles from Poland to Ukraine, with a presidential advisor stating that the President was not informed or consulted directly on the matter.

Prime Minister Donald Tusk commented on an incident where Wojciech Kotlarek threatened Daniel Obajtek, stating that Kotlarek's action was justified and symbolic.

W Duszanbe - stolicy Tadżykistanu, gdzie wróżbiarstwo jest zakazane - policja w pierwszym półroczu br.

The main hearing for defendants accused of physically attacking citizens during a blockade near Futoška Market in Novi Sad has been postponed until mid-September.

The European Commission plans to remove 99% of tariffs on Armenian fresh agricultural products and 90% on alcoholic beverages. This move is seen as a rebuke to the Kremlin, which recently restricted Armenian goods to pressure Yerevan away from closer ties with the West.

The Kazantzakis Museum is inviting the public to the "Zorbas" Festival of Word and Art, celebrating the iconic hero of Nikos Kazantzakis.

A district court in Radom, Poland, sentenced a prisoner to a fine of 2,000 PLN for insulting former Justice Minister Zbigniew Ziobro and a prosecutor.

A Greek article discusses the 1947 dramatic film 'Gentleman's Agreement,' directed by Elia Kazan and starring Gregory Peck and Celeste Holm, highlighting its cultural, aesthetic, and historical significance.

Scientific studies confirm that green tea is the best beverage for lowering high blood pressure.

Vladimir Putin has remained silent on events in Crimea and Ukrainian strikes, even as Moscow saw smoke last week and a state of emergency was declared in Crimea. He focused instead on the ASEAN meeting in Kazan.

Stoupa, a small fishing village in the Peloponnese, has become a popular tourist destination, serving as an ideal base to explore the Mani region, known for its beaches, attractions, and connection to Nikos Kazantzakis.

A significant court ruling in Poland addressed ZUS (Social Insurance Institution) contributions, focusing on a 'disputed exception to the rule' concerning an entrepreneur's request for their cancellation due to financial hardship.

A novel that gained popularity in France is being adapted for the stage at the Sava Center in Serbia, with new performances scheduled after a sold-out premiere.

The horror film "The Omen" continues to feel real and impactful five decades after its release, maintaining its power to disturb audiences.

Ukrajinski predsednik Volodimir Zelenski neće prisustvovati konferenciji o obnovi Ukrajine zakazanoj za 25. i 26.

A Polish man, Pytel, convicted of murder by a German court, has been released from prison after two decades, despite another individual confessing to the crime. A clemency process for him is currently underway.

Piotr Pytel, a Polish man sentenced to life in Munich for murder, has been released from a prison in Rzeszów, Poland. Another man had confessed to the same crime over 15 years ago.

The final year student theater festival, scheduled to take place from June 22 to 29 at the 'Raša Plaović' stage of the National Theater in Belgrade, has been postponed until the beginning of the 2026/2027 theater season.

While Moscow recovers from its largest drone attack since the start of the war, Vladimir Putin continues to participate in the Russia-ASEAN summit in Kazan.

Authors of four canceled premieres at the Bitef Theater express concern, stating that significant money, time, and work have already been invested in the projects.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim visited Kazan for ASEAN-Russia talks, focusing on expanding cooperation in energy, food security, and trade, and also discussed bilateral ties with Uzbekistan during a transit stop.

Boris Anev, a 47-year-old man from Kazanlak, Bulgaria, has been reported missing since June 16. The regional police directorate in Stara Zagora has launched a search operation at the request of his relatives.

Begović stated that the role of a prosecutor is not to act as an executioner who pre-determines punishment, but rather to convince the court that guilt has been proven, in response to calls for draconian sentences without sufficient evidence.

The demolition of nine illegal structures on the Bojana River is scheduled for tomorrow, continuing an action that began on April 21.

Tensions are reportedly rising between the EU and China after two important diplomatic meetings were suddenly canceled. The European Commission maintains its focus on de-risking rather than decoupling, emphasizing China as a key partner.

A peaceful protest planned by Dobrinja residents regarding incidents caused by minors on electric scooters has been canceled after police made several promises to address the issue.

Actress Joanna Kulig will soon appear on screen as Britney Spears in the 'Britney' production by Teatr Telewizji, with initial photos of her in full characterization already released.

Macut has appealed to citizens to conserve electricity, with an urgent meeting of the Emergency Situations Staff scheduled for Monday. This call comes amidst concerns about energy consumption and the need for rational use of power.

Polish President Andrzej Duda reportedly pardoned participants of a 2014 incident, including a close associate of Grzegorz Braun, despite his earlier criticism of the event.

Ni'ihau, known as Hawaii's 'forbidden island' and inaccessible for over a century, has finally opened its doors to controlled tourist visits.

A new exhibition featuring Soloup's graphic novel 'Zorbas-prasini petra oraiotati' has opened at the Kazantzakis Museum in Myrtia, marking a 'return' for the author.

A Polish soldier, Karol S., has been acquitted of exceeding his authority after firing 12 shots near the Belarusian border where migrants were present, though the prosecution has appealed the verdict.

A disability certificate in Poland includes specific indications, numbered 1 to 10, which detail various rights and benefits available to individuals with disabilities.

Two nuns from Jordanów have been definitively sentenced to three years and two months in prison for abusing residents of a social welfare home, including tying them to beds, locking them in cages, and beating them.

The cult comedy film 'Tootsie,' directed by Sydney Pollack, was screened on the plateau in front of Petrović Castle, continuing the program of the Podgorica Cultural Summer.

The 33rd Palić European Film Festival has concluded with an awards ceremony, where the 'Golden Tower' for best film was awarded to Laurent Micheli's "Nino in Paradise." Radoš Bajić also received the 'Aleksandar Lifka' award.

A court has sentenced an aggressor who verbally abused and kicked an 11-year-old boy twice in Ostrowa Mazowiecka last October, with the motive cited as the child's skin color.

The Serbian Parliament is scheduled to hold a no-confidence vote against the government on Monday, though opposition MPs have yet to receive official confirmation. This session will address the motion of no confidence filed by opposition parties.

The President of the Belgrade City Assembly, Nikola Nikodijević, has scheduled a session for Friday, where councilors will discuss, among other things, a public-private partnership project for an integrated security system.

A session of the Belgrade City Assembly has been scheduled for Friday, July 24, at 10 AM, to be held at the building on Nikola Pašić Square No. 6, as announced by the Beograd.rs portal.

Donald Tusk may have prematurely assumed that PiS is no longer the main threat to KO. The regrouping within the largest opposition party a year before the elections, during the summer, is not accidental, suggesting ongoing political maneuvering.

Despite concerns that many mid-sized Polish cities are destined for depopulation, some continue to attract investments from warehouse developers and residential builders, challenging a scenario of strong agglomerations and a deserted countryside.

Alfa Romeo has moved to reassure fans, stating that rumors about the cancellation of new generations for its Giulia and Stelvio models are unfounded.

An article highlights nine crime series that, despite having dedicated audiences and critical acclaim, were prematurely canceled, but are still recommended for viewing.

The 33rd Palić European Film Festival, scheduled from July 18 to 22, will feature a comprehensive program of 100 films across 15 selections. The festival aims to present a diverse range of European cinema to its audience.

A neurologist asserts that brain health is best preserved through established habits rather than relying on often overrated brain supplements.

An 18-year-old driver, Michał G., has been sentenced to five years in prison by the District Court in Wejherowo for causing an accident last November that resulted in the deaths of two teenage passengers.

The city of Zavidovići has canceled a concert by Dženan Lončarević in their town. This decision was made after the singer performed in Serbia on July 11th, leading to local controversy.

Tehran has unveiled a new mural as the nation bids a final farewell to its martyred leader. Additionally, a Russian translation of "Caring Father," a book about the martyred leader, was unveiled in Kazan.

A court has sentenced three individuals for the murder of a 78-year-old resident of Gdańsk-Brzeźno, which occurred last February and was reportedly motivated by a dispute over an apartment.

Polish officials have stated that Poland is prepared for the production of Patriot missiles, while Karol Nawrocki denied his involvement in the decision to transfer Patriot missiles.

Kevin Costner's 1990 Western 'Dances with Wolves', which he directed and starred in, has received a new 4K restoration that will premiere at the Locarno Film Festival.

Madonna's planned performance in London, intended as part of Pride Parade celebrations, was canceled after organizers and her team assessed that her presence could cause chaos due to the large crowds.

Pavel S. was sentenced to five years in prison by the District Court in Wrocław, Poland, for raping a woman after drugging her and then distributing her image.

The GSP union has received an invitation to meet with President Vučić's cabinet on July 6 at Andrićev venac to discuss their concerns.

The first-instance verdict in the case against Hashim Thaci and other former leaders of the Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA) has been scheduled for September 16. This marks a significant step in the ongoing legal proceedings.

A prisoner has been sentenced for insulting Zbigniew Ziobro in letters sent to the ministry and court. This development is part of an ongoing legal process involving Ziobro, with the court also addressing appeals from his defenders.

A district court in Białystok, Poland, sentenced two property appraisers to suspended prison sentences, fines, and two-year professional bans for inflating property values used as mortgage collateral.

A Croatian article discusses how artificial intelligence is reportedly making humans dumber, with the loss of certain cognitive abilities causing serious concern.

A meeting of the Peace Implementation Council (PIC) Steering Board is scheduled for late June to discuss the selection of a new High Representative in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

A new session of the Peace Implementation Council (PIC) is scheduled for June 30, aiming to reach an agreement on the appointment of the next Head of the OHR, the Office of the High Representative in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The Vatican has firmly rejected a request from Germany to allow women to deliver sermons, stating that no exception will be made. This decision clarifies the Catholic Church's stance on the matter.

Watykan podtrzymał obowiązywanie wieloletniej zasady, zgodnie z którą wyłącznie wyświęcony kapłan lub diakon może wygłaszać kazanie podczas mszy świętej.

The House of Representatives of the Parliament of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina has not convened since April, with no sessions expected until July, indicating a three-month legislative standstill.

Unmanned ground vehicles, including tanks and drones, were a prominent feature at the Eurosatory exhibition in Paris, with Polish defense company PGZ also presenting its innovations in the field.

The documentary film 'Dobrotska čipka i torta, baština koja povezuje' (Dobrota Lace and Cake, Heritage that Connects) premiered at Kino Boka in Kotor, as part of an international cultural-educational project.

A festival in Istria, Croatia, has been canceled after an 18+ performance by the French ensemble CIE LPM sparked strong public reactions and a criminal complaint from the Most party.

During Russian President Vladimir Putin's visit to the Annunciation Cathedral in Kazan, a bodyguard reportedly referred to the adoring crowd as 'extras,' sparking controversy.

During a court session, footage of the murder of Kruščić was shown, depicting a masked person shooting the victim at close range, while a request for exemption was denied by the council.

Polish politicians, including Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz, have strongly condemned Robert Bąkiewicz's actions in Berlin, describing them as a provocation and an unworthy use of the cross. Critics argue that Bąkiewicz's incident did not serve the purpose of remembrance and was an inappropriate display.

A third-grade school trip to Kumrovec, Croatia, was canceled after some parents objected to the town's association with Josip Broz Tito, though other classes proceeded with their plans.

A 35-year-old man, Daniel N., has been sentenced to 18 years in prison by the District Court in Ostrołęka for the murder of his 63-year-old father, Marek N., who died from blows likely inflicted by a speaker. The verdict is not yet final.

A 52-year-old woman in Poland has been arrested and transferred to a detention center to serve a 181-day prison sentence for concealing assets to evade debt repayment.

A city council in Poland blocked the transfer of old buses to Vinnytsia, Ukraine, leading to the mayor of the partner city withdrawing his request and a public fundraiser being launched to purchase the buses instead.

A fisherman from Urk, Netherlands, has been sentenced to 8.5 years in prison for his involvement in a liquidation and drug smuggling. This verdict is now final, concluding a lengthy legal process.

Iran's ambassador to Russia announced that Kazan, the capital of Tatarstan, has been added to the list of host cities for Iran Cultural Week in Russia, deepening cultural ties beyond Moscow and St. Petersburg.

A fire broke out in the early morning near the 'Kushtrimi i Lirisë' school in Durrës, Albania, destroying several waste bins and three parked vehicles.

Employers in Poland are now required to report specific types of work interruptions caused by employee exemptions in the ZUS ZSWA form, but not all exemptions need to be declared.

An activist in Warsaw has been fined by a court for defending a wild boar that entered a playground in Bemowo, which was subsequently euthanized.

The father of a man who killed four people in Georgia was sentenced to 15 years in prison for purchasing the rifle his son used in the Christmas Day massacre. Prosecutors argued that instead of disarming his son, the father provided him with the means to commit the crime.

Lejla Zvizdić's feature film "The Deepest Jump" is set to premiere under the iconic Old Bridge in Mostar. Zvizdić stated that Mostar itself is the main protagonist of the film, drawn by the pride of its people.

The Armenian government has recognized Greeks as a national minority, fostering cultural exchange where the people of Armenia are noted to read Greek authors like Elytis and Kazantzakis.

Aleksander K., who received a non-final sentence of nearly four years in prison for stalking nine individuals, including female footballers, has appealed the verdict and is currently free. A court will soon decide whether he will be returned to custody.

Two former accountants of a court in Pułtusk, Poland, have been sentenced to prison for fraud, after illegally transferring money to their personal accounts.

The Spanish government has approved new anti-smoking legislation that will expand the list of prohibited places for smoking to include restaurant terraces, beaches, swimming pools, and bus stops.

The United Kingdom has introduced its first autonomous combat drone, specifically engineered to operate in conjunction with Typhoon fighter jets. This development marks the UK's entry into the race for advanced unmanned fighter technology.

Indian External Affairs Minister Jaishankar stated that India-China relations are gradually normalizing following the meeting between Prime Minister Modi and President Xi in Kazan.

Bródnowski Hospital in Warsaw has completed an audit of Dr. Dawid Kacprzyk's work schedule, finding "inconsistencies" and forwarding the results to the prosecutor's office.

A 52-year-old man in Gorzów Wielkopolski, Poland, has been sentenced to 8 years in prison for repeatedly sexually abusing a minor under 15 years old between 2014 and 2021. He was also convicted for possessing child pornography.

The Nikos Kazantzakis Museum is launching a new cultural institution dedicated to 'Zorbas,' one of modern Greek literature's most iconic heroes, seven years after its previous festival cycle concluded.

Six years after a 100 million euro bank fraud was proven, the State Attorney's Office in Croatia continues its investigation into the scheme that reportedly defrauded approximately 50,000 citizens.

The acquisition of Telemach by BH Telecom, speculated for over a year, is now uncertain after the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina government did not approve a proxy, leading to the cancellation of BH Telecom's assembly.

The Government of Sarajevo Canton held a coordination meeting regarding the 32nd Film Festival.

Bosnia and Herzegovina has officially notified Croatia of its intent to participate in the environmental impact assessment for the proposed long-term radioactive waste storage facility at Trgovska gora, also highlighting shortcomings in Croatia's current procedures.

The organizing committee of the 29th International Festival of Friendship in Goražde announced that due to new circumstances, performances by Bijelo Dugme and several other singers have been canceled.

Organizers have canceled Dženan Lončarević's concert in Mostar. They stated that the event did not uphold piety towards the victims of genocide.

The iconic 80s series 'Baywatch' was initially canceled after its first season but is now being filmed again for a revival.

Bosnian singer Alen Islamović issued an apology after his concert in Zavidovići was canceled due to his performance on the anniversary of the Srebrenica genocide. He acknowledged his performance on the painful date as a significant oversight.

A film that was created on Sinjajevina mountain has been screened in the region. The premiere showcased the cinematic work produced in the unique mountain setting.

A recent poll indicates that Poles are more often negative than positive in their assessment of the transfer of PAC-3 missiles to Ukraine, which the government confirmed this week.

Singers Džejla Ramović and Jakov Jozinović are both scheduled to perform at the same venue this summer, with dates set for July 15 and August 5, respectively.

A husband, his wife, and her lover have been convicted for the murder of the woman's grandfather, who was attacked on his way to church.

In the trial concerning the attack on the Ibar-Lepenac canal in Kosovo, the prosecutor asserts that all evidence has been presented, while the accused, Jovan and Dragiša Vićentijević, have pleaded not guilty.

An extraordinary shareholders' meeting for Energoprojekt holding is scheduled for July 30, with a decision on the forced buyout of the company's shares on the agenda.

The Special Court continued the presentation of 'Sky' messages related to the murder of two 'Škaljarci' members, Stevan Stamatović and Igor Dedović, in Athens.

The bodies of a former chief prosecutor of Silesia and his son have been found in their apartment, with investigators identifying the cause of death. New information regarding the tragic incident has been released.

Luigi Soreca, Head of the EU Delegation in Bosnia and Herzegovina, confirmed that the election of a new High Representative is scheduled for July 14, suggesting that Crishock would serve as a temporary solution.

A parked bus caught fire near Heraklion's Nikos Kazantzakis Airport, with the flames subsequently spreading to a nearby prefab building. Emergency services responded to the incident.

A Polish soldier, Jacek K., was sentenced to a suspended prison term for possessing and distributing significant quantities of drugs, avoiding incarceration due to his status as a 'small crown witness'.

A severe storm hitting the Munich area in Germany on Wednesday morning temporarily halted traffic at the airport, leading to approximately 100 flight cancellations and stranding thousands of passengers.

The Ministry of Interior in Bulgaria has seized over 60,000 cigarettes in Kazanlak as part of an ongoing operation.

A psychological thriller series, originally cancelled in 2017, has unexpectedly returned to Netflix's viewership charts years after its initial run, gaining renewed popularity.

During a massive march in Tirana, Albanian citizens engaged in a symbolic protest by affixing photos of politicians, including Rama, Berisha, and Balluku, onto public trash cans.

Jelena Karleuša's concert in Sarajevo has been canceled following a request from Minister Konaković. The decision was made after the minister sought a ban on the performance.

Organizers of Budapest Pride have announced that the event, scheduled for Saturday, June 27, will not be canceled despite the heat.

The play 'Sledeći put kada dotakneš dno' (Next time you hit rock bottom), based on a French novel, is set for new performances at Sava Centar after a sold-out premiere.

Poland is reportedly considering a proposal to transfer its MiG-29 fighter jets to Ukraine in exchange for Ukrainian drones. A deputy defense minister discussed the details of these ongoing negotiations.

Nakon apsolutno najveće pobjede Hrvatske na svjetskim prvenstvima, s obzirom na prikazanu igru i kvalitetu njenog suparnika, Vatrenima su otvorena vrata nokaut-faze.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has returned to Manila after a two-day working visit to Kazan, Russia, which he described as very productive.

Pejić's scheduled fight at FNC 32 in the USA has been canceled after his opponent missed weight by five kilograms and was subsequently fired, leading to a new main event for the evening.

Polish official Żurek has initiated the pardon procedure for a Polish citizen sentenced to life imprisonment in Germany for murder. The request aims to secure clemency for the convicted individual.

An exploration of the landscapes of memory and art, drawing connections between the famous modern Greek writer Nikos Kazantzakis and the region of Cappadocia, particularly through the lens of George Seferis.

KAZAN, June 18 — In a world that continues to face various challenges and uncertainties, platforms for engagement,...

The organizer of a festival in Istria has responded to public outcry over controversial 18+ scenes from the French ensemble CIE LPM's "Piti Peta Hofen Show," stating the footage was edited and taken out of context.

Turkish National Intelligence Organization (MIT) successfully captured Ahmet Kazancı, identified as a senior Daesh operative, in a border area, according to security sources.

Potencijalno potpisivanje američko-iranskog memoranduma o razumevanju zakazano je za petak, 19.

The evening concert by Parov Stelar was canceled due to severe weather conditions. Fans were informed of the cancellation, preventing the performance from taking place.

A lottery seller has been sentenced to three and a half years in prison for attempting to defraud a genuine winner out of a €4.7 million prize. The verdict comes 13 years after the incident, where the seller tried to claim the winnings for himself.