During a government hour in the Seimas, Lithuanian Prime Minister Inga Ruginienė faced criticism from MP Mindaugas Linkė regarding her VIP convoy's driving behavior, which allegedly consistently exceeds speed limits.
Up to seventy percent of individuals seeking help for addiction also suffer from co-occurring mental health issues like depression or anxiety, according to the World Association on Dual Disorders. This highlights the need for integrated treatment approaches.
An opinion piece discusses the Pope's visit to Angola and criticizes a system that preserves hunger as a backdrop for digital virtue and an alibi for corruption.
Damage to the hundred-meter flagpole in Hamina, Finland, has been revealed, with a consulting firm recommending the replacement of its old coating and plans for its demolition.
Burkina Faso defends its decision to regulate NGOs, arguing that African states retain the right to choose partners based on their historical interests in a multipolar world, without needing Western permission.
Supreme State Prosecutor Milorad Marković held a meeting with representatives of non-governmental organizations to discuss improving cooperation and strengthening the rule of law, emphasizing the importance of reforming the State Prosecutor's Office.
Multiple NGOs are reporting that Israel continues to obstruct humanitarian aid access to Gaza, despite a recent international court ruling. This alleged hindrance exacerbates the ongoing humanitarian crisis in the region.
Romania's National Office for Gambling (ONJN) has opened its first funding call, offering up to €100,000 per project for NGOs. The initiative aims to prevent gambling addiction through YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, and media campaigns.
A prominent European drug trafficker, identified by some sources as Hungarian, has been apprehended in Mexico, specifically in the resort city of Cancún. He was among Europe's most wanted criminals, having been on the run for years.
Myanmar's military junta announced a mass amnesty, releasing over 4,000 prisoners, including former President U Win Myint, and reducing the sentence of ousted leader Aung San Suu Kyi. The move comes as the country's new 'elected' president takes office.
The airline Norwegian will continue direct scheduled flights between Palanga and Bergen in Norway during the aviation winter season. Previously, it was planned for the route to operate only during the summer season.
A criminal case concerning the misappropriation of very expensive cryptocurrency mining equipment and other related offenses has been handed over to the court. Further information will be provided at a press conference.
Mantingos' brand 'Food on Foot' has introduced an updated design for its sandwich packaging, focusing on greater character and more sustainable solutions for active, on-the-go consumers.
Montenegrin non-governmental organizations, including CGO and CDT, are advocating for substantive constitutional amendments that involve broad societal consensus. They emphasize the need for fundamental changes to the constitution.
Lithuanian Member of Parliament Jevgenijus Šuklinas experienced a severe health crisis during his vacation, requiring complex surgery to address intense pain and facial muscle immobility.
Senator Ali Ndume has appealed to President Tinubu to secure the release of 400 individuals abducted from Ngoshe, noting that the military has already rescued the community from terrorists.
Două organizații neguvernamentale au publicat luni un raport care arată că 1.639 de persoane au fost executate în Iran anul trecut, cel mai mare număr înregistrat după 1989, potrivit AFP.
Two NGOs reported that Iranian authorities executed at least 1,639 people in 2025, marking the highest number since 1989. They warned of potential increased use of capital punishment following recent protests and regional conflicts.
A meningococcal infection outbreak in the United Kingdom has caused concern across Europe, including Lithuania, highlighting the rapid and potentially fatal nature of the disease. Experts reassure there is no pandemic threat but emphasize the high risk.
Saulius Skvernelis, chairman of the Democrats 'For Lithuania,' announced that his party membership would be automatically suspended, but he would not resign from his parliamentary seat, following an inquiry by the Prosecutor General.
The band Querbeat transformed Frankfurt's Zoom club into a euphoric, continuous loop, blending carnival, festival, and workout vibes with bass, guitars, and clear announcements, creating moments reminiscent of a fever dream.
Specialists in Lithuania have found dangerous illegal waste dumped in forests, particularly near Nemakščių, with concerns about long-term environmental damage.
The Austrian government remains divided over sanctions for refugees in integration courses, leading to a delay in the approval of the integration obligation law, which is also criticized by NGOs.
Several NGOs have called for the cancellation of a literary concert by writer Dina Rubina on April 11, citing her previous controversial statements that Israel has the right to 'dissolve everyone in hydrochloric acid' and turn Gaza into 'a simple parking lot'.
Nova, in collaboration with Olympiacos BC and the non-profit organization Desmos, is enhancing its social footprint through a new Corporate Social Responsibility initiative, providing unique experiences for 110 children from six NGOs.
A sex therapist is recommending the '2-2-2 rule' for couples, claiming that happy couples never ignore it and that it can help revive a lost spark in relationships.
Non-governmental organizations and media associations have stated that the dismissal of N1 television director Igor Božić indicates significant risks to independent journalism and media integrity.
Non-governmental organizations are demanding the resignation of Ljubljana Mayor Zoran Janković, viewing it as a minimal step to restore public trust and the rule of law.
In a Greek legal case, a family's request to appear in support of the prosecution has been rejected. A family representative, Giannis Mangos, stated that their struggle for justice continues, asserting their right to support the prosecution.
Sixty non-governmental organizations in Romania have sent an official letter to European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, accusing an abuse of power through a proposed expropriation law for private mining interests.
Biruté Galdikas, a pioneering primatologist who dedicated her life to the study and conservation of orangutans, passed away at the age of 79. Her groundbreaking research significantly advanced understanding of these primates.
Construction contracts have been signed for the renovation of Taikos Avenue in Klaipėda, marking the start of one of the largest infrastructure projects in the Lithuanian city.
More than 800 people have died in the Mediterranean Sea since the beginning of the year, despite a decrease in overall arrival numbers. NGOs warn that routes to Europe remain deadly and safe pathways are lacking.
The Lithuanian Customs Department plans to upgrade six X-ray control systems and completely phase out Chinese-manufactured equipment at its checkpoints over the next few years.
BirdLife Cyprus, Terra Cypria, and Opok have sharply criticized the agriculture ministry's handling of environmental violations in Akamas, Cyprus, following a meeting with the ministry’s director-general for the environment.
A group of non-governmental organizations from Kosovo and Metohija condemned the presentation of the Peć Patriarchate as "Albanian" and called for international actors to react.
A group of NGOs and civil activists in Montenegro has demanded that the government immediately publish full and precise information on all forms of arms trade and military cooperation with Israel in recent years, and to halt such activities. They sent a letter to the Government of Montenegro requesting urgent public disclosure regarding any export, import, or trade of weapons and military equipment with Israel, along with the publication of all valid contracts and agreements.
The 2,500-year-old golden helmet of Cotofenesti, a highly regarded artifact from Romania, and two elaborate golden bracelets stolen from a Dutch museum in January 2025, have been recovered more than a year after the heist, with new reports from Dutch art sleuths confirming the recovery of the ancient golden helmet.
Actress and TV host Valerie Bertinelli spoke candidly about changes to her appearance following multiple surgeries, stating her breasts are now 'deformed' but that she is not overly concerned.
A Helsinki police officer has been fined for the careless use of a weapon after accidentally firing a loaded service weapon through the window of a police car during practice. The officer had forgotten to check if the weapon was loaded.
The Karingani Game Reserve in Mozambique is hosting recent master's graduates in conservation biology as part of a strategic exchange program with Gorongosa National Park, focusing on wildlife conservation.
The Metro Rail Transit (MRT-3) in Manila, Philippines, will provide free rides to all Filipino veterans from April 6-11, 2026, in line with a presidential proclamation.
Lithuanian celebrity Inga Stumbrienė shared moments from her son Viljamas's second birthday celebration on social media, showcasing the gifts her third child received.
Experts are highlighting the evolution of rock art in Gardunha, with artificial light illuminating the Alcongosta rock engravings and Santa Bárbara carvings, underscoring the Cova da Beira region's central role in Prehistory.
Several non-governmental organizations, including Greenpeace and Human Rights Watch, are urging Brussels to classify leather as a product linked to deforestation, based on scientific data and environmental impact.
Safari Park Dvůr Králové in the Czech Republic is organizing the transport of four critically endangered mountain bongos from European zoos to the Mount Kenya Wildlife Conservancy to aid in their conservation.
Lithuanian Modesta Vžesniauskaitė, who lives in England with her partner John Caudwell, has returned to Lithuania with her family for the special occasion of her daughter Isabella's third birthday.
Péter Magyar, leader of the Tisza Party, has accused the government of ordering the secret service to destroy files related to his party, promising that such actions will cease if his party comes to power.
Czech government budget cuts are set to affect companies and NGOs involved in environmental protection and damage assessment in Ukraine. A critic suggests these organizations might be better off without government support.
On International Theater Day, Dominykas Vaitiekūnas publicly expressed his outrage regarding the dress code implemented at the "Golden Stage Crosses" awards ceremony in Vilnius.
China's foreign ministry has accused media of publishing 'false information' following a report alleging that the country's top semiconductor firm supplied chipmaking tools to Iran.
Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy's minimalist style continues to trend, with renewed fascination extending to her signature 'buttery chunking' blonde hair, nearly three decades after her tragic death.
Civil society organizations in Montenegro have called on European Commission and EEAS officials to remind Montenegrin authorities of their obligations regarding media appointments, warning that failure to comply could lead to the reopening of Chapter 10 (Information Society and Media) in EU accession talks.
An analysis highlights how transport customers in different European markets have varying expectations, emphasizing that the client is central to any business, even in the transport sector.
Senator Ali Ndume has called on the Federal Government to urgently rebuild Borno communities, such as Ngoshe and Pulka, which have been completely destroyed by terrorists.
Anot trijų Europos Sąjungos (ES) diplomatų ir keturių Vokietijos įstatymų leidėjų, tas faktas, kad Rusijai simpatijų neslepianti partija „AfD“ turi prieigą prie konfidencialių ES dokumentų, kelia…
Bombay Group, which operates a luxury hotel and casino in Tallinn's Old Town, has submitted a preliminary plan to the Estonian Unemployment Office, potentially leading to the layoff of up to 410 employees.
A report by the Legal Resources Centre from Moldova (CRJM) concludes that attacks on civil society organizations, the press, and human rights defenders in the country have become 'more sophisticated and diversified'.
Catalan director Cesc Gay introduces his new film ‘53 Domingos’, starring Javier Cámara and Carmen Machi, which tells the story of three siblings deciding what to do with their 86-year-old father.
According to UN statistics, Switzerland ranks first globally for reprimands concerning torture and second for total complaints, behind Belarus, primarily due to a high number of complaint-filing NGOs in the country.
Several NGOs have filed a human trafficking complaint in France against food delivery platforms Uber Eats and Deliveroo. The complaint alleges that the companies exploit delivery workers, likening their situation to 21st-century proletarians.
A seminar on crisis communication was held in Kuldīga, Latvia, focusing on how municipalities, media, and NGOs should act and cooperate quickly in crisis situations to prevent information vacuums.
Writer Domingos Amaral states that Christian democracy has lost its relevance, leading to a decline in voters for the CDS party in Portugal. He also suggests that the "destructive side of the system" prevents Ventura from becoming President.
World Hemophilia Day serves as a reminder that with appropriate information and therapeutic support, patients can lead lives with minimal restrictions, exemplified by 15-year-old Giannis Loungos.
The Center for Independent Journalism (CJI) and several other media NGOs in Moldova have condemned online intimidation practices against the press and called on law enforcement to hold the perpetrators accountable.
Latvian President Edgaras Rinkevičius stressed the necessity for the country to become flexible and self-sufficient in the production of ammunition and equipment, urging a departure from the assumption that allied production capacities will suffice.
Digital outdoor advertising ecosystem ACM has introduced 'Amazing City Missions,' a new social responsibility program offering free advertising on LED screens to NGOs and social projects.
Lángos, also known as Hungarian pizza, is a simple, fried street food that is crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside, typically seasoned with garlic, sour cream, and grated cheese.
A Montenegrin NGO, CDT, has called on the Agency for Prevention of Corruption (ASK) to disclose details on how and why political parties receive donations. This comes amidst broader discussions about a lack of political will for open processes.
European nations, led by France and the UK, are planning a multinational naval mission to secure the Strait of Hormuz. This initiative aims to ensure safe passage through the vital waterway, with Italy also expressing openness to contribute.
Tasos Dedas appeared on 'Allwyn Game Time,' where he both described an AEK football match and performed an impersonation of the famous actor Thanasis Vengos.
A conductor accidentally knocked a soloist's million-dollar violin to the floor during a concert in Lahti. The violin survived, and the concert resumed quickly.
A public call has been issued for the election of two members to the RTV Podgorica council in Montenegro, with proposals accepted from NGOs and sports organizations.
Mangosteens have become more expensive than durians in Malaysia, a rare occurrence attributed to significant supply shortages. This price inversion highlights challenges in the fruit market.
A Lithuanian recipe for oven-baked chicken thighs with potatoes, created by Audra Win of 'Naudingos smulkmenos,' has gone viral, accumulating a million views online for its unique taste and appearance.
NGOs in Austria are warning against the proposed quota for family reunification of refugees, which is set to replace the current halt on family reunification from July. The parliamentary Interior Committee is scheduled to decide on the matter.
An accident car that fell through the ice into a ship channel in Hanko, Finland, during winter has been successfully lifted from the sea; four passengers survived, but a dog drowned.
Certain plants can be strategically planted near roses to protect them from dangerous diseases, such as black spots, which can diminish their beauty in gardens.
Authorized natural persons (PFA), non-governmental organizations (NGOs), companies, and other eligible organizations from Romania and abroad can submit educational, media, and cultural projects benefiting citizens of the Republic of Moldova, with a deadline of May 3rd.
Following the Prosecutor General's request to the Seimas to lift MP Saulius Skvernelis' legal immunity, members of the Democratic Union "For Lithuania" board are meeting to discuss the matter.
A Boko Haram faction has released a video displaying 416 abducted victims from Ngoshe, Borno, with a mediating youth group confirming their health and calling for their rescue.
Non-governmental organizations are raising alarms over the third consecutive reduction in development aid spending by EU countries, with Portugal's contribution also decreasing, prompting calls for renewed political commitment.
CNN mistakenly published an obituary for the actor Michael J. Fox, who is still alive and well. A representative for Fox confirmed to the media that the actor is in good health.
A coalition of non-governmental organizations and individuals has condemned the arrest and remand of three activists following a protest against the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) chief.
Lithuanian TV personalities Inga and Arūnas Valinskas are celebrating the birth of their second granddaughter, born to their son, MP Arūnas Valinskas Jr., and his wife Aira Ragauskaitė.
The Lithuanian Cabinet of Ministers approved the Ministry of Health's proposal to transfer medical equipment worth over 5.7 million euros to four national healthcare institutions.
Nature and animal protection organizations in Austria are criticizing the current wolf management, stating that the wolf is not in a favorable conservation status and demanding a science-based debate on the issue while criticizing culls.
Discussions have erupted on social media regarding the appropriateness of parents exposing their naked bodies in front of their children, sparking a debate on progressive parenting versus potentially traumatic experiences.
NGOs have expressed concern over reports that an employee of the Polish Prime Minister's equal treatment office was fired after childbirth, though the government's plenipotentiary for equality disputes the claim.
Political scientists in Lithuania hold starkly different opinions on the possibility of changing the ruling coalition, with some seeing an opportunity for social democrats to replace 'Nemuno aušra' with democrats, while others perceive significant risks.
An opinion piece argues that government propaganda will not succeed in making marriage fashionable, with the author also reflecting on their personal preference for Easter over Christmas.
Žurnalistų šią savaitę paviešintas Vengrijos užsienio reikalų ministro Peterio Szijjarto ir Rusijos diplomatijos vadovo Sergejaus Lavrovo pokalbis sukėlė audringą reakciją Europos sostinėse.
Dozens of benches at Prague's main train station have been replaced with new designs intended to prevent people from lying down, drawing criticism from NGOs and politicians.
Two Serbian organizations, ANEM and 'Belgrade in Motion,' have raised alarms regarding transparency and integrity in public administration, with ANEM requesting the annulment of project evaluation commissions and 'Belgrade in Motion' warning of pressure on the Republic Commission for Public Procurement.
Eight new films are hitting cinemas this week, including a romantic comedy, a Vivaldi-era drama, and a Greek production. New premieres also include Carla Simón's 'Romería,' which tells of a young woman's search for her father, 'Os Domingos,' a comedy, and a Mario and Luigi adventure for Easter family viewing, with April previews highlighting a mix of comedy, horror, and drama.
A new analysis by the international coalition of NGOs, Oxfam, shows that the untaxed wealth of the richest 0.1% of people, hidden in offshore accounts, exceeds the total wealth of the poorest half of humanity.
The film "Os Domingos" by Alauda Ruiz de Azúa, a winner at the San Sebastián Festival and five Goyas, explores a young woman's religious vocation and family dynamics, receiving a four-star review.
Scientists are studying bat guano in Mozambique's Gorongosa Park, revealing its crucial role in maintaining a fragile ecosystem that benefits both wildlife and local communities.
The film 'Os Domingos' (Sundays) centers on 17-year-old Ainara's announcement of wanting to become a cloistered nun, with filmmaker Alauda Ruiz de Azúa discussing the movie's themes in an interview.
An article discusses the best floor coverings for homes with pets, considering factors like claws, water, dirt, and spills, to ensure durability and suitability.
A coalition of civil initiatives and professional organizations in Slovenia is emphasizing the critical need for a professional, comprehensive, and transparent assessment regarding the decision to construct an incinerator in Ljubljana.
An article discusses the health benefits and potential harms of various sleep positions, emphasizing their impact on spinal alignment and overall well-being.
Two students in Novi Pazar, Serbia, are suspected of preparing to murder state officials, with the criminal complaint based on a secretly recorded conversation; NGOs suggest this is a continuation of authorities' crackdown on political opponents.
An investigation by NGOs reveals that illegal cockfighting operations, with breeding farms in the US, supply hundreds of thousands of birds to Mexican cartels for thousands of dollars each year.
Residents of Kazokiškės, Lithuania, are protesting the unbearable stench and pollution emanating from a nearby landfill, leading authorities to declare an emergency situation. The long-standing issue has intensified in recent years, with the odor now reaching several kilometers away.
The Indian government plans to amend the FCRA, enabling the Centre to seize and manage assets of NGOs with cancelled licenses, a move that has raised concerns about executive overreach and human rights.
Lithuanian Interior Minister Vladislavas Kondratovičius has proposed establishing a special fund dedicated to modernizing equipment for law enforcement officers, stating that such funds would help strengthen the fight against smuggling.
Mr Ndume said Nigerian soldiers lack adequate ammunition, hence they ran away from Ngoshe and Pulka because the terrorists overwhelmed them.
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airBaltic announced new direct regular flights between Palanga, Lithuania, and Tenerife, Spain, starting October 28, operating once a week during the aviation winter season.
Viktor Orbán's campaign rallies have developed a distinct pattern, with whistling and shouting counter-protesters attempting to drown out his speeches, often met by a coordinated group of pro-government counter-chanters.
Czech Justice Minister Jeroným Tejc has announced that neither the Ministry of Justice nor the government is planning a law targeting non-profit organizations with foreign ties, stating that an overview of subsidies will instead be ensured by decree.
Gorongosa National Park in Mozambique has celebrated the graduation of its fourth class from its unique Conservation Biology Master’s program, highlighting ongoing efforts in wildlife conservation.
Onutė and Jonas Šveikiai, who have been married for 43 years, share their perspective on a happy marriage, comparing it to knowing when to retreat from the battlefield.
TotalEnergies has opened France's first advanced chemical recycling plant, drawing criticism from environmental NGOs who claim its processes will generate more greenhouse gases than conventional recycling.
Less than a year before presidential elections, French President Emmanuel Macron is facing criticism from the opposition and NGOs for appointing allies to key positions in state administration, strengthening his influence.
A group has reported that twelve individuals, including women and children, have escaped after a recent Boko Haram abduction of 416 residents in Ngoshe, Borno.
Over 100 non-governmental organizations are urging the Polish government to implement recent rulings by the Supreme Administrative Court and the European Court of Justice regarding the recognition of same-sex marriage.
Burkina Faso's military government has intensified its crackdown on civil society by ordering the dissolution of 118 non-governmental organizations and associations, many of which are dedicated to human rights.
Domingos Lopes of the IEFP (Portuguese employment institute) highlighted a mismatch in youth employment, noting that most young people are not unemployed due to a lack of vacancies, but rather companies not recognizing their skills, leading many to emigrate.
The Kaunas 'Rubininis' choir, led by Martynas Kavaliauskas, won the finale of the TV show 'Didysis chorų mūšis' (Great Choir Battle), with Panevėžys 'Purpurinis' choir securing a respectable second place.
The final of Lithuania's most-watched project, "The Great Battle of Choirs," took place on Sunday, with the Kaunas Ruby Choir emerging as the winner after an intense competition.
For six months, Austrian political parties, at the behest of the Freedom Party, have been examining non-governmental organizations in a 'small investigative committee' away from public scrutiny.
Non-governmental organizations in Uganda's Kigezi region are urging local Members of Parliament to engage with them regarding the proposed Sovereignty Bill.
Austrian NGOs have responded to attacks from the FPÖ party with a fact-check, stating that the criticism is 'an attack on millions of Austrians' and highlighting that seven percent of all employees work in the non-profit sector, which is crucial for society.
American singer D4vd has been arrested and booked into L.A. County Jail on suspicion of murdering a teenage girl, Celeste Rivas, whose body was reportedly found in the trunk of his car. The arrest follows an investigation into the mysterious death of the 14-year-old.
The government of Burkina Faso has dissolved more than 100 non-governmental organizations and civil society groups, a move that Amnesty International has condemned as a 'flagrant attack' on basic rights.
Siekiant sušvelninti karo Irane sukeltus padarinius energetikos sektoriuje, Europos Komisija (EK) svarsto siūlymą, pagal kurį visiems Europos Sąjungos (ES) šalių narių gyventojams būtų įtvirtinta…
Representatives of Lithuanian trade unions have appealed to the country's top leaders and politicians, requesting necessary actions to protect employees and students at the European Humanities University (EHU) in Vilnius from potential repression.
An investigation led by Portuguese scientists has identified unique fungi with no close relatives on the tree of life. Many of these species lack sufficient data to determine if they are already on the brink of extinction.
Following initial discussions, Israel and Lebanon agreed to continue direct negotiations, a development the US described as a "historic milestone." Both nations committed to further talks aimed at resolving their disputed maritime and land borders.
The Lahore High Court has set aside a previous ruling that had struck down a 2022 federal government policy aimed at regulating foreign funding for non-governmental and non-profit organizations.
NGOs report that millions of people in war-ravaged Sudan, particularly in North Darfur and South Kordofan states, are surviving on just one meal a day, with many resorting to eating leaves and animal feed.
A study conducted by the University of Coimbra has warned about the risk of unique fungi species disappearing. Out of 94 species analyzed, nine are threatened or near-threatened, and 56 lack sufficient information to assess their conservation status.
A coalition of ten environmental NGOs, part of the Ġustizzja Għal Artna campaign, gathered in Castille to demand four specific amendments to Malta's planning regime, advocating for these changes as fundamental principles.
Domingos Simões Pereira, leader of the PAIGC party and president of the Guinean Parliament, has been detained for 135 days in Guinea-Bissau without formal charges. His brother has written an open letter denouncing the injustice and systematic violation of his rights by military coup plotters.
Domingos Caeiro's opinion piece argues that democracies, while always having deep ideological divergences, once shared common factual ground, which has now disappeared as fear replaces trust.
Eduardo Ruiz Sosa's novel 'El paisaje es un grito' is reviewed as a fascinating story, written in a generous and feverish style, that delves into the world of 'gringos and narcos' in Mexico, culminating in a search for home.
Nova is expanding its corporate social responsibility initiatives through a new collaboration with Olympiacos BC and the non-profit organization Desmos, providing a unique experience for 110 children from six NGOs.
Health NGOs in Ghana are raising alarms about a looming family planning crisis, as crucial contraceptive supplies from UNFPA remain held at Tema Port for nearly two years.
Half of Lithuanian residents feel unsafe sharing the road with trucks, highlighting spring road dangers such as slippery surfaces and common driver errors.
Powerful winds, with gusts reaching up to 24 meters per second, have hit the Lithuanian coast, causing three-meter waves and damaging trees and power lines.
While 800 accounts linked to a Fidesz Facebook troll farm were removed, hundreds of new ones have emerged, now even amplifying Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's posts, indicating an escalating situation with political disinformation.
Flamingos in Cyprus are succumbing to lead poisoning, with 169 deaths recorded over the past 25 years. Critics accuse the state of turning a blind eye to the ongoing environmental issue.
The Montenegrin municipality of Ulcinj concluded a five-day program celebrating its Municipality Day, which began on April 2nd with the signing of cooperation memorandums with NGOs and the laying of a cornerstone for a new day center for children with special needs, "Sirena," in Kolomza.
Injured wild birds, including various species like snake eagles and flamingos, have been successfully rehabilitated and released back into their natural habitats in Kalochori and Koroneia, Greece.
A contestant on the Greek TV show 'The Chase' moved audiences by sharing his experience of growing up in institutions and expressed gratitude to Greek taxpayers, announcing plans to donate a significant portion of his winnings to NGOs.
Endangered Bongos, with fewer than 50 estimated remaining in the wild, are set to be transferred from European zoos to Kenya as part of a conservation effort.
A group of NGOs in majority-Serb areas of Kosovo condemned a museum official’s attempt to present the Serbian Orthodox Church Patriarchate as Albanian.
A Lithuanian political analyst discusses the perception of the Homeland Union – Lithuanian Christian Democrats (TS-LKD) as a liberal party, despite its conservative leadership, and its ongoing shift to the right.
The mayor of Sant Esteve de la Sarga is requesting compensation for the disturbances caused by an excessive number of visitors to the Congost de Mont-rebei natural park.
Lithuanian Transport Minister Juras Taminskas stated that the decision to form a new board for Lithuanian Airports (LTOU) was long-awaited, marking a new phase where the board will prioritize innovation, sustainability, and strategic development.
Institutions and civil society organizations in North Macedonia will collaborate to create a new action plan for the Open Government Partnership, focusing on initiatives like the Open Treasury for budget spending and the Register of Real Owners.
The Expert Council on NGO Law, an expert body of the Conference of INGOs of the Council of Europe, has issued a critical opinion on a legislative package adopted by Georgia’s parliament that further restricts grants and political activity.
Non-governmental organizations in Malaysia are demanding a Royal Commission of Inquiry (RCI) to investigate the recent blast that occurred in Putra Heights.
Civil society organizations across Europe are resisting far-right parties that use parliamentary queries, legal traps, and policing to target NGOs and stifle dissent, with five EU governments reportedly dismantling the rule of law.
Sándor Friderikusz will return to television on RTL starting April 18 with his new program, the "Friderikusz TalkShow," promising conversations without grandstanding.
The Nigerian Army demonstrated resilience in March 2026, securing a Forward Operating Base in Ngoshe, Borno State, and later retrieving fallen comrades from Goniri, amidst ongoing operations.
The commercial property housing the renowned 'Senoji Hansa' hotel and restaurant on J. Basanavičiaus Street in Palanga, Lithuania, has been put on the market for 4.1 million euros. The sellers highlight it as a fully prepared business with three income streams.
An opossum was discovered perfectly camouflaged among plush kangaroos and dingos in a souvenir shop at Hobart Airport, Tasmania, amusing passengers with its unexpected presence.
The detention of two students in Novi Pazar, suspected of preparing to murder state officials based on a secretly recorded conversation, has led to questions from NGOs about whether it constitutes intimidation of political opponents.
Bahraini authorities have launched an investigation into the death of 32-year-old Shiite activist Mohammed Almosawi, who died under unclear circumstances while in custody after being arrested on March 19.
The "Open Embrace – Friends of Social Pediatrics & Medicine" organization participated in Open Agora 2026, a two-day bazaar dedicated to NGOs and solidarity actions, held at the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center (SNFCC).
Dell Technologies is advancing its sustainability strategy by promoting responsible IT equipment recycling from manufacturing to distribution, addressing the growing challenge of minimizing environmental impact from increasing device volumes.
One European Union country is reportedly planning to pay drivers 25,000 euros, though the specific conditions for receiving these payments have not been detailed.
A decade after his death, Marinko Madžgalj's friend and colleague Ognjen Amidžić fulfilled a wish by releasing a new Flamingosi song featuring Madžgalj's voice, in his memory.
A year ago, Lithuania was shaken by the news of four US soldiers disappearing during exercises with a tracked vehicle, which quickly escalated into a tragic situation.
Discussions are intensifying in Lithuania regarding the dramatically declining birth rate, with various proposals being considered to encourage families to have more children.
A stylist offers insights into this spring's fashion trends, advising on the most fashionable colors and clothing details as the weather warms and people transition from winter wear.
The Lithuanian Ministry of Culture has unveiled a €2.2 million cultural program for its 2027 Year in Germany initiative, inviting cultural institutions, NGOs, and creators to participate and outlining the program's goals and timeline.
Europos Sąjungos šalys vis dažniau renkasi mažesnio formato konsultacijų, o ne visuotinių susitikimų, kuriuose dalyvauja visos valstybės narės, formą – toks pokytis byloja apie nenorą jautria…
Professor Babagana Umara Zulum, Governor of Borno State, spent Saturday night in Pulka to coordinate security operations following recent attacks in Ngoshe, Pulka, and surrounding communities in the Gwoza Local Government Area.