Doctors of law Bychawska-Siniarska and Gliszczyńska-Grabias argue that while freedom of speech protects the right to criticize Israel and accuse states of war crimes, it does not protect the normalization of Nazi symbolism.

On Holocaust Remembrance Day, photos of Nazis were found at a health ministry office in Haifa, an incident the ministry stated was handled promptly without service interruption.

The Battle of Berlin, one of the bloodiest battles of World War II, ended Nazi Germany in April and May 1945. It saw 2.5 million Soviet soldiers defeat the Third Reich's final defenses, leading to Hitler's suicide.

A college sorority faced backlash for using a banner that resembled a poster from the 1936 'Nazi Olympics' in Berlin for a philanthropy event.

A Moscow sex worker has been sentenced to 13 days in jail for publishing photographs of a role-play hat styled after a Third Reich officer’s cap.

A new article scrutinizes the self-exculpatory narrative crafted by Nazi architect Albert Speer, contrasting it with the reality of his crimes.

Croatia's winter traffic regime concludes today, April 15, marking an important change in traffic regulations.

Veteran historians in Germany, including Winkler, Aly, and Longerich, explore in their new books the fundamental and haunting question of how Nazism could have happened and the avoidability of the National Socialist dictatorship.

The Court of Appeal in The Hague has upheld a 450 euros fine for Forum for Democratie MP Pepijn van Houwelingen, who was convicted of insulting two government ministers using Nazi imagery.

A new online search engine allows users to discover if their ancestors were members of Hitler's Nazi party, with one user finding his grandfather within seconds.

Karoline Preisler, a German pro-Israel activist and granddaughter of Nazis, warned in an interview that antisemitism poses a threat to democracy.

Some Israeli government ministers have reportedly compared Germany to the Nazi regime, contributing to cold relations with Europe, while Prime Minister Netanyahu suggested the continent has forgotten the Holocaust.

Proteklih tjedana rat u Iranu vodeća je tema globalnih medija. Kraj ovog sukoba, koji je cijene nafte već gurnuo iznad razine od 100 dolara po barelu, još se ne nazire.

Eighty-one years after Abbé Goffinet, a prominent resistance figure, was killed by Nazi bullets, an investigation into his death continues. A former gendarmerie officer is now probing the mystery.

UBS is facing new pressure from the chair of a Senate panel regarding its handling of accounts linked to the Nazi era.

Miguel D'Almada, a well-known Sporting fan, has been convicted in Brazil for his involvement with an international neo-Nazi group, following his arrest in 2022.

Denis Kapustin, known as "White Rex," who faked his death, is now fighting against Putin on the Ukrainian front, despite being identified by foreign media as a prominent neo-Nazi banned from the EU since 2019.

A new family biography revives the legend of the 20th century's most mythical sibling group, marked by extreme political commitments and a very British sense of humor.

A church in Eskilstuna, Sweden, is facing criticism after white power music was reportedly played at a funeral last year, according to Eskilstuna-Kuriren.

An exhibition in Berlin and the release of millions of Nazi party membership cards by US national archives are prompting contemporary Germans to reflect on what their predecessors knew and did during the Third Reich.

Martin Bormann, who served as Hitler's personal secretary and a key figure in the Nazi regime, had his death shrouded in mystery for decades. He became chief of staff to Rudolf Hess in 1933 and assumed a crucial role after Hess's flight in 1941.

Marla-Svenja Liebich, a German transgender individual and former member of the neo-Nazi group Blood and Honour, has been arrested in the Czech Republic according to German media reports.

Digital creator Alexandre J.S. Costa gained viral attention for a video where he attempted to pronounce ten "most difficult" place names in Bosnia and Herzegovina. His unique approach to exploring European destinations included this linguistic challenge.

More than 23,400 candidates have applied for secondary schools for the upcoming academic year in Slovenia. Vocational schools are seeing the most interest, with gymnasiums also nearly full.

The Pula premiere of the documentary film "Ono što treba činiti" (What Needs to Be Done) by director Srđan Kovačević will be held on Friday, April 10, 2026, at 7 PM in Dnevni boravak Rojca.

A Danish newspaper responds to a neo-Nazi, critically examining the origins of nationalism and drawing parallels to 1930s genetic nationalism. The article serves as a guide to the ongoing debate about Danish identity.

The Serbian Ministry of Education is considering raising the enrollment threshold for gymnasiums and four-year vocational schools, a move that has caused confusion among parents and raises concerns about the future of smaller school departments.

Georg Kolbe's "Dancer's Fountain," looted during the Nazi era, will be auctioned by Grisebach after a settlement was reached with the heirs of its Jewish former owners, leaving the Georg Kolbe Museum.

A US court has issued a ruling stating that Swiss bank UBS cannot limit its liability concerning accounts linked to the Nazi regime, potentially opening the door for further legal action.

A new study sheds light on the historical context of Austro-fascism, the Nazi regime, and Vienna's municipal housing, specifically referencing the Sandleitenhof.

A documentary focusing on the case of Giulio Regeni, an Italian student murdered in Egypt, has reportedly been denied public funding.

Bomb threats were received at three primary schools in Podgorica after the second shift began, leading to the evacuation of students.

A commentary discusses former German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer and historical criticism regarding the slow pace of denazification in the German state administration.

Henry Ford, the founder of Ford Motor Company, revolutionized the automotive world but was also known for his antisemitic and Nazi sympathies.

The Dallas Stars have banned a person who bought tickets for a group of four individuals seen celebrating a goal with Nazi salutes. The team took action against the offensive display at their event.

The British government has expressed 'deep concern' regarding a potential visit by Kanye West, citing his past glorification of Nazis and dissemination of antisemitic rhetoric.

The Mayor of Oroslavje, Croatia, has publicly criticized the Croatian Olympic Committee (HOO) over alleged affairs and a lack of transparency. He is demanding accountability for "missing money" and has announced an audit of relevant documentation.

Svelata la classifica dell’Happy City Index 2026 che premia ogni anno le città, al contrario del World Happiness Report, che classifica le nazioni: la capitale danese è prima – di nuovo – seguita da…

Celebrated Italian clarinet virtuoso Alessandro Carbonare, known as the first clarinet of the Orchestra of the Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia, is performing in Nicosia.

Israel Police have condemned an online defamation campaign targeting a female officer in Jerusalem, stating that the posts, which included comparisons to Nazis and derogatory language, crossed a dangerous red line and may constitute a criminal offense.

A priceless ancient golden helmet and two gold armbands, stolen from a Dutch museum over a year ago, have been successfully recovered.

An expert warns that the Iran crisis is causing 'myopic markets' and will prevent the return of globalization, leading towards economic stagnation.

The Karmėlava Balys Buračas Gymnasium in Lithuania has commenced a unique panel renovation project, becoming the first building in the country to implement this advanced pre-fabricated panel technology for insulation.

The first international contract, valued at £686 million, has been signed for the Global Combat Air Programme (GCAP), a sixth-generation fighter jet project intended to replace the Eurofighter and enter service by 2035.

Historian Ian Buruma's new book, 'Stay Alive,' explores the lives of ordinary Berliners, including his own father, during World War II, offering insights into how easily people conformed during the Nazi era.

Discussions are ongoing in South Africa regarding the tenure turmoil surrounding Masemola and the new contract for Mkhwanazi, with President Ramaphosa also mentioned in the context of these developments.

Influencer Myron Gaines caused controversy at Ohio University by performing a Nazi salute, mocking the Holocaust, and spreading antisemitic conspiracy theories during his campus appearance.

Anonymous activist Martha Root successfully hacked into and dismantled a dating site for white supremacists, an event detailed in a podcast featuring reporting from investigative journalist Eva Hoffman.

The failure to qualify for the World Cup becomes a political issue.

Police in Australia have concluded that neo-Nazi protesters gathered outside parliament did not incite racial hatred.

Dismissed journalist Soňa Gyarfašová, who worked for 15 years at the Slovak public broadcaster STVR, stated that freedom is disappearing and fear is taking over the institution. She reported on people who survived Nazi and communist totalitarianism.

Nigel Farage, leader of Reform UK, stated that 'sometimes people lie' when questioned about the party's vetting process, following the resignation of a candidate pictured appearing to perform a Nazi salute.

A new exhibition at Galerie Lahumière in Paris is dedicated to Bauhaus student and Nazi opponent Jean Leppien, showcasing the almost mystical tranquility of his abstract post-war art.

An inspection agency informed parents of students at Jovina Gymnasium that it lacks the authority to determine safety, following parental concerns. The agency stated it was not competent to establish the safety conditions.

A far-right Polish MP, Berkowicz, sparked widespread outrage after brandishing a paper Israeli flag with a Nazi swastika replacing the Star of David at its center.

A newly launched search engine provides users with the ability to determine if their ancestors were members of the Nazi Party.

A new bill submitted to the French parliament in November 2024 proposes criminal sanctions for denying the existence of the state of Israel and for comparing it to the Nazi regime.

FC Internazionale Milano and Sony Music Italy have partnered to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Pink Floyd's album 'Wish You Were Here' with a unique initiative combining music and football.

German newspaper Die Zeit, in collaboration with German and US national archives, has launched a web search engine to help people find relatives in millions of Nazi Party membership cards.

Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner defended his past Nazi tattoo and controversial posts, attributing them to military culture, which has drawn significant backlash from Republican veterans.

Dutch far-right MP Pepijn van Houwelingen has been ordered to pay a €450 fine after losing an appeal for insulting two former ministers with a tweet involving a Nazi flag.

The economic impact of war and energy shocks is severely affecting Italian consumption, with families potentially losing up to 963 euros and the country facing a risk of stagnation, as growth estimates for 2026-2027 remain low.

Far-right extremist Thomas Liebich, currently held in custody in the Czech Republic, has rejected his extradition to Germany. He is wanted in Germany for various offenses.

The number of elective subject classes offered in gymnasiums is being reduced. This change has implications for both students and teachers.

Chantal Lorang's short film "Desertion" sheds light on her great-uncle's forced recruitment and execution during the Nazi era, serving as a warning for the new generation amidst current conflicts.

The Kingdom of Yugoslavia was the last European country to accept refugees fleeing the Nazis, a forgotten story of a nation that offered sanctuary until its own occupation.

Germany marked the 81st anniversary of the liberation of Buchenwald concentration camp, one of the largest on German soil, with commemorative speeches and protests.

With six games remaining and a nine-point lead over Napoli, Inter Milan's potential paths to mathematically securing the Serie A title are being analyzed.

KREMLJ je odbio produljiti uskrsno primirje koje je na snazi u Ukrajini, a istječe u nedjelju navečer, dok Kijev ne prihvati uvjete koji bi omogućili da se zajamče "interesi i ciljevi" Moskve.

An octogenarian Frenchman has successfully recovered a valuable Modigliani painting that was plundered from his Jewish art dealer grandfather's gallery by the Nazis during the German occupation of Paris.

After a 17-year legal battle, a US court has ordered the restitution of a €21.5 million Modigliani painting to the French grandson of a Jewish gallerist whose art was plundered by the Nazis.

Finland's Social Democratic Party (Sdp) is experiencing internal friction over its economic policy, with Vice-Chair Nazima Razmyar criticizing the agreed-upon debt brake and another Vice-Chair, Mäkynen, stepping down.

The case of Noelia Castillo Ramos, a Spanish girl granted the right to euthanasia after years of unbearable pain, has reignited discussions in Serbia about the possibility of 'passive euthanasia' and the ethical dilemmas surrounding the right to a dignified end.

The Madlanga Commission of Inquiry and an ad hoc committee have been investigating allegations made by Lt General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi, with the ad hoc committee having concluded its business.

Bosnian singer Hari Mata Hari has recently released a new single titled "Snijeg je Bosnom grane prekrio."

An analysis discusses why an increasing number of people are adopting ideologies reminiscent of Hitler's, noting that Angela Merkel's government felt guilt over neo-Nazi crimes but struggled with how to address them.

Paulette Dorflaufer, an 80-year-old crossing guard known for wearing fur coats and capes, has become a social media sensation. She was born in Nazi-occupied France during World War II.

A judge has stated 'no case, no ruling' in a dispute concerning a settlement between Holocaust victims and Swiss banks, including Credit Suisse. The original lawsuit from the late 1990s alleged banks collaborated with Nazis by withholding victims' assets.

Robert Otot, the Provincial Secretary for Education in Serbia, admitted that he does not know whether the individuals he personally appointed to the temporary School Board of Jovan Jova Gymnasium meet the necessary requirements. This admission raises questions about the appointment process.

Parents of students at the "Jovan Jovanović Zmaj" High School in Novi Sad have accused provincial education secretary Robert Otot of admitting to appointing individuals to the temporary School Board who did not meet the necessary qualifications. The accusation points to a scandal within the school's administration.

An appeals court in the Czech Republic overturned a three-year suspended sentence for a publishing house director who sold Nazi-themed mugs, t-shirts, and pictures, reclassifying the offense as a misdemeanor.

A review of Jean-Noël Orengo's book, 'You Are the Führer’s Unrequited Love,' delves into Albert Speer's complex role during the Nazi era and his subsequent rehabilitation, serving as a warning for the post-truth era.

Ye, formerly known as Kanye West, has reportedly been denied entry to the United Kingdom, sparking renewed discussion about his controversial past remarks.

The Parents' Council of the Fifth Belgrade Gymnasium announced a new suspension of a teacher, Latin language professor Milkica Price, by acting director Ognjen Mrvaljević.

A historical piece recounts the story of a 22-year-old woman who was tortured by Nazis in Wrocław and later executed by guillotine after refusing to reveal information, leaving behind calm and focused letters.

A review of the play 'Copenhagen' discusses its dramatic success in combining the sensitive topic of Nazis with complex physics, prompting reflection on whether such a blend can create great drama.

Renzo Ulivieri, head of the Italian Football Coaches' Association, expressed concern that Italian football clubs are increasingly controlled by foreign funds, diminishing interest in the national team.

The spin-off series 'The Testaments,' based on 'The Handmaid's Tale,' is scheduled for release, continuing the narrative set in the totalitarian society of Gilead where women are deprived of their rights.

As Austria's FPÖ party marks its 70th anniversary, its history is being scrutinized, with revelations that its first party leader was sought by authorities after 1945 and that the party was significantly shaped by former Nazis, including numerous SS officers.

Dutch model Laura Celia Valk, the new girlfriend of Real Madrid star Jude Bellingham, has been labeled the 'perfect WAG' after sharing beach photos.

The Dallas Stars have indefinitely banned a fan from their arena after he was seen making an apparent Nazi salute during a game in December.

An antifascist organization in Cetinje, Montenegro, commemorated the Nazi German bombing of Yugoslavia, highlighting the historical significance of the event.

Serbia marks 85 years since Nazi Germany began its unprovoked bombing of Belgrade on April 6, 1941, initiating the invasion of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia during World War II.

Economist Daniel Gros argues for the creation of multinational entities for Europe's defense, emphasizing the vital challenges of resisting Trump and financing armaments, and calling for an end to cross-vetoes.

The article criticizes the Popular Party (PP) for politically aligning with neonazi groups to facilitate the expulsion of migrant families. It frames this alliance as a concerning development, referencing Gramsci's concept of 'monsters'.

A Modigliani painting, 'Seated Man With a Cane,' which was looted and resold by Nazis, has been returned to the estate of Oscar Stettiner, a British-born Jewish art dealer, after a long legal battle.

Parents of students at Jovan Jovanović Zmaj Gymnasium in Novi Sad have accused the school's director, Radivoje Stojković, of preventing teachers from taking students on an excursion during the Easter holidays. They claim he imposed a work obligation on the teachers instead.

Colonia Dignidad in Chile, once a Nazi refuge notorious for abuse and violence hidden behind a facade of Bavarian idyll, now serves sausages to visitors, highlighting its complex and dark history.

Actor Elijah Wood revealed that he is still often mistaken for fellow actor Tobey Maguire, with people frequently calling him 'Spider-Man'.

Das Justizministerium beauftragte das Dokumentationsarchiv des österreichischen Widerstands, das mit uneingeschränktem Zugang zum Staatsarchiv 163 Personen auswertete

The Herzog family is continuing a legal battle spanning over 15 years to reclaim their art collection, estimated to be worth around $100 million, which was looted by the Nazis.

Italy has been referred by the International Criminal Court to the Assembly of States for alleged non-cooperation, while former Undersecretary Bartolozzi faces trial for providing false information to prosecutors.

Philips and Stanić Trade organized a special beauty event in Sarajevo, featuring music, good company, and discussions about daily beauty rituals, dedicated to the strength of women.

Roads in Bosnia and Herzegovina are wet and slippery, with an increased risk of landslides, leading to the closure of traffic on the Zvornik-Priboj road due to a landslide.

Montenegro's Ministry of Education, Science, and Innovation announced that new technical documentation is forthcoming for the reconstruction of a school in Pljevlja, focusing on the inter-floor structure and floors across the entire complex.

A traditional Croatian pastry known as 'kupus-kifle' is highlighted, with its name misleadingly suggesting cabbage due to its layered shape, while its ingredients are unexpected. The article describes this old-fashioned delicacy.

An opinion piece discusses the importance of recognizing figures like Hitler and the ease with which society can relativize monstrous acts. It references a book, "Isto É um Hitler Genuíno," which explores an ethical dilemma concerning a Nazi dictator's painting.

An emblematic building in central Madrid has a tumultuous history, having served as a bank, been occupied by neo-Nazis, and is now set to reopen as a bank branch.

A new online tool, developed in partnership with German and US archives, allows users to research connections to the Nazi Party, addressing a long-standing silence in German families. Die Zeit is making 12 million records available.

A new online search tool has been launched, allowing individuals to research if their ancestors were Nazis. Following its publication, users quickly began sharing their discoveries on social media.

Swiss director Jonas Ulrich presented his debut film 'Vlci' (Wolves) at the Days of European Film. The film tells a love story about a young woman in love with a black metal band frontman fascinated by Nazism.

Kanye West has canceled his planned concert in Marseille after a French minister sought to block his entry into the country following controversial remarks he made praising Nazis.

Dutch Minister Rob Jetten traveled from Washington to London for an introductory meeting with UK Labour Party leader Keir Starmer. This visit aimed to establish initial contact between the two political figures.

The Parents' Council of Jovina Gymnasium has formally requested the dismissal of the school's director. They are appealing to Đura Macuta and Maja Gojković to facilitate this change.

Julius Mkhwanazi is facing accusations of lying in an attempt to secure a postponement for the Madlanga Commission.

Recently declassified files have exposed contacts between a Jewish pre-state militia and the Nazis, shedding new light on historical interactions.

France is discussing Xavier Giannoli's film 'Strahlen und Schatten,' which is highly acclaimed but ambiguously interpreted, focusing on the perspective from which collaboration during the Nazi era is told and its purpose.

The French Embassy in Tallinn requested Estonian ministers to broaden the name of the planned Patarei museum to include victims of Nazism, aiming to reflect the site's complete history.

A reader has expressed outrage over former Nazi Hans Globke, who was involved in drafting the Nuremberg Race Laws, still holding Luxembourg's Order of the Oak Crown.

A commemoration event at the Buchenwald concentration camp memorial honored victims of Nazi terror, with speakers like Hape Kerkeling warning against a "culture of looking away" amidst prior controversies.

Journalists from Delfi required police assistance at a neo-Nazi event held in Győr, Hungary, where participants expressed anger over Hungary's defeat in World War II.

A tribute remembers Dr. Karel Trejbal, a unique amateur among chess professionals and a patriot who actively fought against the Nazis before his death in 1941.

An EU official has indicated that Serbia may not receive funds from the European Growth Plan if it fails to revise its judicial laws.

In April 1961, the trial of Nazi war criminal Adolf Eichmann, accused of crimes against humanity during the Holocaust, commenced in Jerusalem.

Before the rise of the Nazis, Berlin was a vibrant hub for LGBTQ+ rights and queer culture, featuring research institutes, a thriving nightlife, and one of the earliest organized gay rights movements. This period marked a significant chapter in the city's history.

A film previously known as "New Year’s Rev," which follows three high school friends mistakenly believing their band will open for Green Day, has received a new title.

Helena Vovsová, a Czech heroine who helped Jews working for the family of Nazi protector Reinhard Heydrich during World War II, has passed away at the age of 100.

UBS is not releasing settlement files related to Nazi accounts, which were sought by an investigator, following a recent court setback in the ongoing legal dispute.

A historical account details the suffering of Friedrich Zawrel, who was tortured by Nazi doctor Heinrich Gross at the 'Am Spiegelgrund' euthanasia center and later found himself again at the mercy of his tormentor 30 years later.

"I think it is a mistake to go for a ceasefire at this moment. Such countries, like the Japanese Empire or Nazi Germany, must be thrown to their knees," said Chikli.

The Serbian Ministry of Education is considering increasing the enrollment threshold for gymnasiums and four-year vocational schools. This move, announced just before upcoming student enrollments, has confused some parents and raises concerns about potentially closing departments in small towns.

Swiss bank UBS continues to face legal uncertainty after a judge rejected its application for clarification regarding alleged Nazi accounts at Credit Suisse, partially thwarting its goal to prevent new lawsuits.

A new book, 'Les Irresponsibles' by Nazism expert Johann Chapoutot, examines the fall of the Weimar Republic and draws parallels to the fragility of democracies in the present day.

Chile's new administration has reversed the expropriation of a property founded by ex-Nazi Paul Schäfer, which was intended for a memorial at a Pinochet torture site, leaving victims in limbo.

The major Swiss bank UBS suffered a setback in a US federal court, where a judge rejected its attempt to interpret a 1999 agreement to protect it from potential new lawsuits related to Nazi-era accounts.

The Austrian Freedom Party (FPÖ), founded 70 years ago with roots in Nazism, is now a major political force, polling at 36 percent.

A verbal dispute has erupted between coach Antonio Conte and club president Aurelio De Laurentiis regarding the role of the Italian national team coach, with Conte's contract and the Football Federation race at stake.

A photography exhibition titled 'A Fly in the Plane' by Šahin Šišić has opened as part of Modul Memorije 2026, featuring twenty panels of the photographer's work.

A network of militant neo-Nazi "active clubs" from across the US has been participating in riot-style combat events at a secretive compound in Virginia, raising concerns among experts about public safety.

Actress Lisa Kudrow, known for her role as Phoebe Buffay in 'Friends,' revealed in an interview that she felt overlooked by some during her time on the show, stating she was sometimes referred to as the 'sixth Friend.'

Američki predsednik Donald Tramp izjavio je danas da je rok u utorak koji je postavio Iranu za postizanje sporazuma konačan i da je malo verovatno da će biti produžen, nazivajući iranski mirovni…

Il generale era responsabile del controspionaggio e della sorveglianza interna per reprimere il dissenso. Netanyahu rivendica anche l’eliminazione di Athar Bakri, un comandante della Forza Quds

Students from the Fourteenth Belgrade Gymnasium are organizing a bilingual exhibition titled "Sur les pas de Simone Veil" at the European House in Belgrade.

A bomb threat was reported at a gymnasium in Banja Luka, Bosnia and Herzegovina, leading to an ongoing anti-sabotage inspection by authorities. Further details are awaited.

The German Bundeswehr is investing 320 million Euros into a former Nazi Ordensburg in Allgäu, a site historically used by the Nazis to train their elite, raising questions about the state's intentions for the historically burdened building.

The Dhaka Tribune has published content featuring Naziba Mustabshira, likely a profile or an article about her work.

A New York court has ruled in favor of the descendants of Oscar Stettiner, ordering the return of a Modigliani painting, 'El hombre sentado con bastón,' which was stolen by the Nazis.

An article explores the tradition of eating pinca, also known as sirnica or pogača, during Easter in Croatia, a custom deeply intertwined with rich symbolism and rituals. It delves into the origins of these various names for the freshly baked sweet bread, which is an indispensable part of Croatian Easter celebrations.

An investigation into the disappearance of an SS officer utilized artificial intelligence, but the advanced technology ultimately did not yield the expected results in locating him.

The Bank of Italy has updated its economic forecasts, warning of stagnation followed by recession if the ongoing war persists. In its baseline scenario, GDP growth is projected to slow to 0.5% in 2026 and 2027, with inflation potentially soaring to 4.5% if gas and oil price increases are sustained.

A German forum invites community discussion on the sensitive topic of whether individuals have ancestors who were members of the NSDAP (Nazi Party).

Heavy rainfall has battered Karachi, resulting in four deaths by electrocution and one from a wall collapse, alongside building roof collapses and widespread power outages, with Nazimabad receiving the highest rainfall.

Author Heather Morris has released her new novel, 'The Piano Teacher of Montparnasse,' which is set in Nazi-occupied Paris during World War II.

Bosnia and Herzegovina is experiencing predominantly cloudy weather with rain in Bosnia and northern Herzegovina, and snow in the mountains, leading to an orange alert.

Reports indicate a rise in the presence of Portuguese individuals within online neo-Nazi and satanic groups, raising concerns about extremist activities.

ITA Airways is set to join Star Alliance on April 1, becoming the 26th airline in the global alliance and offering benefits like unified check-in and reciprocal loyalty programs, as confirmed by Taiwan News.