Concerns have been raised regarding the oversight of the Slovenian president's security detail, with questions about who supervises the security guards and how this affects trust in the institution.

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

Velibor Šuman, a 28-year-old Croatian veteran from Komin, has chosen to work in agriculture cultivating watermelons instead of accepting a veteran's pension. He views his work as an act of patriotism, emphasizing self-reliance over state support.

Montenegro reported 23.72 thousand unemployed individuals at the end of July, a 1.3% decrease compared to June, with the unemployment rate standing at 7.62% in June.

A commentary criticizes the Slovak Intelligence Service (SIS), stating it doesn't deserve even the last place and its head is a perfect image of failure, suggesting the service is fortunate to hide amidst other scandals.

Italy is experiencing another severe heatwave, with 27 major cities placed under a red alert. The country is grappling with unprecedented high temperatures.

A new Czech comedy film, 'Proč bychom se nezabili,' directed by Tomáš Svoboda, is set to be released in cinemas, featuring Nelly Řehořová and Petr Uhlík in a story about village rivalries and love.

Europe is witnessing unprecedented extreme weather, including wildfires generating lightning storms in France and drying rivers impacting the economy. Unusual sea discoloration has also been reported along the Italian coast.

Slovak television Markíza aired a scene in its reality show 'Party Shore' where a participant attempted to sexually assault a heavily intoxicated woman, with the crew failing to intervene during filming.

The fourth night of the 29th International Friendship Festival in Goražde featured a top-tier pop-rock performance by Zabranjeno pušenje, creating an unforgettable atmosphere.

Czech Justice Minister Jeroným Tejc has filed a disciplinary complaint against Prague bailiff Zuzana Grosamová, accusing her of failing to take legal steps to halt minor executions, thereby disadvantaging debtors and benefiting creditors.

Public parking, garage spaces, resident permits, and tow services in Sarajevo have seen a price increase, leading to widespread dissatisfaction among citizens.

Montenegro registered 24,751 unemployed individuals by the end of May, with approximately 17,500 of them located in the northern municipalities, highlighting significant regional differences in the labor market.

A swimmer was injured in Kanal ob Soči on Friday afternoon after falling awkwardly while jumping from a bridge into the Soča River, rendering him unconscious. He was transported to Šempeter hospital.

Marija Konjević faces accusations of illegal and negligent work, with the council's decision allowing her 20 days to file a lawsuit before the Administrative Court.

Fishermen are calling on authorities to prevent the illegal pumping of water from the accumulation in Lovćenac. They are concerned about the environmental impact and the sustainability of the water resource.

The company Ibar Lepenac, with the assistance of Kosovar police, is continuing the demolition of illegal hospitality and other structures along the shore of Lake Gazivoda, while Belgrade remains silent on the issue.

The Human Rights Action (HRA) organization proposes abolishing the ANB director's sole authority to approve surveillance measures, advocating instead for independent judicial control over such powers.

Igor Mitrović stated that the chatbot 'Radoslav' will not benefit the most vulnerable populations, emphasizing that direct fieldwork is irreplaceable for effective support.

A suspect has been apprehended in Medjugorje following an incident where the altar of Saint James church was set on fire and a statue of the Virgin Mary was desecrated. Security cameras captured the individual pouring gasoline on the altar before igniting it.

Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš criticized the government's increased unemployment benefits, arguing that they make it advantageous not to work, despite a shortage of employees in the country.

The Lovestream festival has unveiled its lineup, promising a massive music event in Bratislava, while Beyond the Valley also announced its 11th-edition lineup featuring John Summit and Black Eyed Peas.

Fraudsters are extensively targeting drivers with fake notices for unpaid parking from Easypark, leading to thousands of crowns disappearing from accounts after small payments, prompting warnings from authorities and Easypark itself.

A Czech couple returned from vacation to find two unknown women in their apartment, despite having paid a pet sitter over 18,000 CZK to care for their dogs and home.

Unprecedented forest fires are raging near Bordeaux, France, with the mayor stating the blaze is 25km from the city center. A Finnish resident described fleeing her home as a 'mega-fire' pushed through France. In Italy, over 400 tourists were evacuated by sea due to fires in Apulia, with hundreds more still being rescued in Peschici.

The 'Slovo Gorčina' festival in Stolac featured a memorable open-air concert by Rambo Amadeus and gathered prominent regional literary figures on its second day. The event provided diverse cultural experiences for the audience.

An analysis of audit reports for Bosnian state institutions from 2022 and 2025 has uncovered a concerning trend in public spending, including illegal employment and questionable incentives.

A Serbian citizen, previously convicted of murder, has been arrested in Montenegro for illegally crossing the border and unlawful residency. Authorities suspect he was planning to commit more serious criminal offenses.

The current Czech ambassador to the USA is returning from his mission to take up the highest official post at the Czernin Palace, while the existing state secretary is set to become ambassador to Italy.

The European Commission has rejected a citizens' initiative proposing a moratorium on migration from non-Western countries, stating it fails to meet formal requirements and contradicts EU values.

A final ruling by the High Court in Podgorica, Montenegro, confirmed that the state illegally calculated and paid lower salaries to judicial interns for years, a practice contrary to the Labor Law.

Montenegro marks 20 years since the restoration of its independence with a program that includes two film evenings held at the Summer Stage in Cetinje, dedicated to contemporary Montenegrin cinema.

Robin Williams is remembered as one of the greatest comedians and actors of his generation, celebrated for both his iconic comedic performances and his unforgettable dramatic roles.

Certain horoscope signs are discussed for their supposedly negative traits, such as adaptability and directness, which are argued to be strengths deserving of respect.

Lawyer Veselin Radulović stated that the opinion of the Protector of Human Rights and Freedoms of Montenegro regarding Muamer Matović's case independently confirms serious irregularities in the police vetting process.

A Slovak article discusses how Russian citizens are expected to experience an 'unforgettable summer' under Putin, drawing comparisons to the Cuban experience, likely implying economic hardship or isolation.

Olivera Zekić, a member of the Serbian media regulator REM, called on certain media outlets to 'calm down' and accused independent media of creating artificial divisions. She also made a direct statement regarding funding to specific media organizations.

The European Commission has highlighted that the perception of judicial independence in Montenegro remains very low among citizens, while the perceived level of corruption in the public sector remains high, with concerns also raised about media influence from Serbian-owned companies.

The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) announced that its agents arrested Bosnian citizen Admir Didović, who has a permanent residency permit in the United States of America (USA).

Lubenica je nezaobilazna letnja poslastica, ali njene semenke najčešće završavaju u smeću. Ipak, nutricionisti upozoravaju da su bogate vrednim hranljivim materijama i da ih ne treba olako bacati.

Montenegrin Prime Minister Milojko Spajić announced on social media that the country recorded a historically low unemployment rate of 7.84% in May.

The Association of Judicial Assistants in Serbia has stated that proposed amendments to laws concerning the Judicial Academy, judges, and public prosecution would jeopardize the independence of the judiciary.

Germany has seen an unprecedented number of sabotage incidents on Deutsche Bahn infrastructure this year, including theft, arson, and vandalism, causing significant delays and raising concerns about chaos.

Makarska, Croatia, has implemented a year-round ban on alcohol sales in shops between 9 PM and 6 AM to curb public disorder. The decision has led to divided reactions among locals and tourists.

Serbian cabinet Minister Snezana Paunovic has been declared persona non grata in Kosovo following her controversial statements about ethnically cleansing ethnic Albanians.

A new three-million-euro road project in Berane, Montenegro, is facing opposition from owners of temporary structures who are demanding a compromise solution.

A nutritionist explains that mayonnaise is not necessarily unhealthy, but consumers should be mindful of certain aspects when consuming it.

An article discussing the book by Tim 'S Jongers, which explores the reasons why impoverished individuals may not actively participate in or 'save' democracy.

Following a referendum on parking, initiators are questioning whether the 40,000 votes against Mayor Zoran Janković should be considered a vote of no confidence, signaling further challenges for the Ljubljana mayor.

A nutritionist clarifies that mayonnaise is not inherently unhealthy but should be consumed in moderation due to its high fat and calorie content, providing an analysis of its benefits and risks.

Independent members of Serbia's Regulatory Body for Electronic Media (REM) are highlighted as crucial, as no decision can be made without the support or opposition of four independent members, potentially leading to blocked decisions.

Independent members of Serbia's Regulatory Body for Electronic Media (REM) have joined the council, stating their intention to fight for constructive engagement. They expressed hope for a minimum level of constructiveness from the other side, noting that resignation remains an option.

Residents of a neighborhood in Niš are protesting a new railway bypass project, expressing dissatisfaction and concerns that it will divide the city. They claim that individuals who do not live in the area have expressed enthusiasm for the project to the media.

German automotive giant Volkswagen is reportedly facing significant problems and considering cutting between 100,000 and 120,000 jobs, according to German media.

While chest pain is a common heart attack symptom, many individuals, particularly women, experience less recognized symptoms such as shortness of breath, nausea, and back pain. These symptoms can be fatal if unnoticed, and can sometimes be mistaken for conditions like acidity, highlighting the importance of understanding diverse warning signs.

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

Ed Sheeran appeared before a British judge and was fined due to an unusual complication involving one of his cars: his classic Aston Martin was uninsured during its restoration and conversion into an electric vehicle.

Plum yields in the Valjevo region and Podgorina are exceptionally good this year, but producers are expressing dissatisfaction due to low purchase prices and marketing issues.

Jelena Karleuša will perform at the 'Days of Plum' festival, despite budget concerns.

Czech state unemployment benefits nearly doubled in June compared to the previous year, with annual expenditures expected to exceed 20 billion crowns, a 7 billion increase from last year.

Two years after a fire at the Duboko landfill near Užice, the Basic Prosecutor's Office filed an indictment, but environmental activists expressed dissatisfaction, raising suspicions about a Ministry tender.

Bojana Maljević has for the first time published the complete letter she sent to students and spoke about the lack of protection for candidates on their list. Her statement sheds light on the challenges faced by those involved in the student movement.

Kaufland is featuring special offers on groceries, including pasta for 84 cents and mayonnaise for 95 cents.

Israeli authorities have begun digging a 170-meter canal around a wing of the Ketziot prison in the Negev desert, reportedly planning to fill it with crocodiles as an unprecedented security measure for Palestinian prisoners.

The Management Board of the Srebrenica Memorial Center held an emergency session following reports of former and current employees being summoned and detained, expressing full support for the workers and director Emir Suljagić while initiating an independent audit.

The United Kingdom is facing potential food shortages as unprecedented drought and heatwaves have severely impacted crop yields and livestock farming. This extreme weather threatens the country's food supply.

While listening to soothing sounds at night can be beneficial, experts warn that sleeping with headphones carries significant risks to hearing and overall health.

The author explains their reasons for supporting Janez Janša.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has expressed concerns regarding the impending sale of ANN by United Group, urging European media and competition authorities, as well as Luxembourg's government and media regulator, to review the deal.

The Federal Ministry of Labor and Social Policy presented this year's 'Gledaj sebi posla' Job Fair, to be held on September 3-4 in Sarajevo, aiming to connect employers with unemployed individuals.

A court has ruled that Maraš, an RTCG worker, was illegally dismissed, marking the fifth final court decision in favor of RTCG employees against the media house since Raonić's arrival.

PPG Društvo za projektovanje i građenje d.o.o. Sarajevo issued a denial regarding allegations from Autoceste FBiH. The company refuted claims that it attempted to facilitate illegal profits for contractor Cengiz on the Poprik section of a highway.

The case of the General Staff building has become a focal point of criticism against the Serbian government, with opposition figures citing it as a key example of illegal government actions. Critics argue there are numerous reasons for the government to resign over this issue.

A new study indicates that unsweetened sparkling water is a better choice for dental health compared to sodas, though dentists still advise caution and moderate consumption.

The Administrative Court in Serbia has accepted a lawsuit from the former management of Energoprojekt Holding, annulling the 2017 decision by the Securities Commission that allowed Napred razvoj and related companies to take over shares of the former giant.

The automotive industry is undergoing a major transformation, with new models being introduced rapidly, but drivers are becoming increasingly dissatisfied due to declining reliability in new vehicles.

Thousands of cancer patients in the Czech Republic are affected by the disappearance of the crucial drug Tamoxifen from pharmacies, with its manufacturer halting deliveries eight months ago and no replacement secured.

Despite its small size and challenging history, Ireland has produced four Nobel laureates (Yeats, Shaw, Beckett, Heaney) and the iconic James Joyce, whose works are considered masterpieces and offer unforgettable experiences.

The Montenegrin minority co-production 'My notes on Mars,' produced by Maja Kecojević, is set to open the 'Giornate degli Autori' program in Venice, running from September 2nd to 12th.

Skopje is commemorating the 63rd anniversary of the catastrophic earthquake that devastated the city on July 26, 1963. Officials and citizens are paying respects to the victims and reflecting on the city's resilience and reconstruction.

The extensive renovation of Chrudim's Prachárna bastion has concluded, transforming the historic tower into a new tourist destination with a new exhibition. The year-long project involved construction adjustments followed by the installation of the exhibition itself.

New film 'Bardotky' is described as a 'hell we didn't deserve' and barely worth mentioning, while 'Odyssey' is called spectacular but suffers from a major flaw.

The International PEN Center has called on Serbian authorities to immediately cease attacks on independent writers and journalists. The organization stated that the situation in Serbia is on the verge of collapse due to these pressures.

Civil society organizations wrote to the World Bank due to the illegal demolition of houses on Gazivode

New data on wages in Croatia has been released, indicating a potential for significant public dissatisfaction and a challenging political autumn for the government.

Widespread dissatisfaction with Ukraine's wartime leadership has reached a peak, with many Ukrainians expressing anger over President Zelensky's decisions and calling for the commander of the Armed Forces to be replaced.

The Slovenian government has publicly condemned the "illegal" blockade of Tanja Fajon's appointment, announcing plans to file a criminal complaint regarding the process. Fajon herself has spoken out against the "shameful" blockade, noting that a letter against her was sent to all capitals and the EPP has become involved.

A Slovak economic newsfilter highlights current trends including high oil prices, low water levels in the Danube, a downturn in the travel industry, and an increase in unemployment.

A report on the state of the rule of law indicates that no progress has been made in effectively investigating and prosecuting high-level corruption, with concerns persisting and the ability to detect and prosecute such corruption further deteriorating.

A Daurian crane has escaped from an unnetted enclosure at Brno Zoo, and the zoo is asking the public for assistance in locating the bird.

Despite a building receiving an occupancy permit and being officially opened, unfinished works, including a canopy, remain. The agency initially claimed no new documentation was needed for the works but later registered the canopy after an inspection.

The European Commission has stated that the independence of the judiciary in North Macedonia is threatened by state institutions, and the perception of judicial independence in Montenegro remains low. These assessments highlight ongoing challenges to the rule of law in both countries.

Udruženje novinara Srbije (UNS), Nezavisno udruženje novinara Srbije (NUNS) i Asocijacija nezavisnih elektronskih medija (ANEM) optužili su Više javno

The government of Montenegro announced that the country has recorded its lowest registered unemployment rate, with 24,751 unemployed individuals on the records of the Employment Agency of Montenegro (ZZCG) at the end of May.

Tonino Picula, the European Parliament's rapporteur for Serbia, stated on social media that he has pointed out pressures on the remaining independent media outlets in the country, emphasizing that democracy is protected by institutions and truthful information.

A ceremony was held in Vienna to commemorate 20 years since the renewal of Montenegro's independence, attended by over 300 guests including Austrian officials and diplomats.

Despite low unemployment rates, employers in the Czech Republic continue to overlook women, with a book suggesting differences in male and female communication styles and priorities in the workplace.

A statue of Prince Aleksa Popović in Kosjerić, Serbia, has gone viral after appearing to be turned upside down on its pedestal.

A fierce confrontation erupted in the Bosnian Parliament over the topic of 'Herceg-Bosna,' overshadowing discussions about Croats in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The SDA party also expressed dissatisfaction, claiming Bosniak positions were taken by Serbs and Croats.

Kim Kardašijan podijelila je sa pratiocima fotografije sa odmora povodom Dana nezavisnosti SAD, a posebnu pažnju privukao je jedan kadar na kojem pozira sa momkom Luisom Hamiltonom i kćerkom Čikago.

Legendary rock and roll musician Željko Bebek held a memorable concert in Cetinje as part of the Statehood Day celebrations, drawing a lively crowd to the Summer Stage.

Any decision made by the REM Council will require the support or opposition of its four independent members, with Maja Stojanović from Civic Initiatives stating that blocking illegal decisions would be a significant success.

Two men have been identified as suspects in a spectacular jewel theft from the Louvre museum in Paris last year, with the stolen items valued at 88 million euros.

Independent members have returned to the Council of the Regulatory Body of Electronic Media (REM) in Serbia, a move that has sparked debate about its effectiveness in ensuring independence.

Four independent candidates have joined Serbia's Regulatory Body for Electronic Media (REM) Council, stating that the authorities had attempted to portray their resignations as unlawful. Their participation marks a significant development in the council's composition.

The Vatican announced plans to digitize 4.7 million photographs from the nearly 27-year pontificate of Pope John Paul II, making the extensive visual material available to researchers, media, and other interested parties.

Croatia recorded fewer than 60,000 unemployed persons at the end of June, marking the lowest number since records began, with 59,423 registered individuals.

DPS Presidency member and MP, Bojanić Lalović, stated that the bankruptcy of the Fund for Persons with Disabilities by July is an alarm for potential system abuse, demanding urgent independent oversight and audit of all payments.

Portuguese artists Alexandre Estrela and Pedro Cabrita Reis are presenting distinct projects at the Venice Biennale, engaging with the history of images.

Andrej Rupnik, former director of Slovenia's intelligence agency Sova, claims that the security detail for President Nataša Pirc Musar is unlawful following a government regulation change in June.

Italy has taken the unprecedented step of issuing the highest health warning for all its major cities due to high temperatures, while Hungary has turned off lights on some of its famous buildings to save energy.

Željko Bodrožić, President of NUNS, commented on a recent IRI survey, stating that the percentage of dissatisfaction with the current Serbian government will further increase once elections are called. He was discussing the results of the International Republican Institute's research.

The Confederation of Autonomous Trade Unions of Serbia (SSSS) and the United Branch Trade Unions (UGS) 'Nezavisnost' will negotiate with the Serbian government on increasing the minimum wage for 2027, with the increase depending on the growth of public sector salaries.

The establishment of an independent Fiscal Council in Montenegro is viewed as a crucial reform step for EU accession and a significant contribution to stable public finances. This body is tasked with overseeing fiscal policy and assessing the sustainability of public finances.

Hungary is grappling with a severe drought and an escalating energy crisis, with the Paks nuclear power plant not yet fully halted, as the government emphasizes the need for national unity.

Meteorologists in Austria are predicting a high probability of a new temperature record this week, with Wednesday expected to be the hottest day.

Two young Syrian men allegedly set fire to a room door at a reception center in Novi Zagreb. They reportedly expressed dissatisfaction with their accommodation conditions.

A DPS councilor in Montenegro's capital assembly, Ana Krivokapić, stated that illegal practices of appointing procurators instead of executive directors in companies continue due to a lack of majority in the city assembly.

The articles explore the profound implications of artificial intelligence potentially being able to read our dreams, suggesting that our unconscious mind may cease to exist in its current form. This raises philosophical questions about human consciousness and AI's role.

The Bangarra Dance Theatre, an Aboriginal-affiliated company, received the Golden Lion, while South African dancer and choreographer Mamela Nyamza was awarded the Silver Lion at this year's Venice Dance Biennial.

Germany is experiencing unprecedented consequences from a heatwave, with an estimated 10,000 deaths this summer linked to high temperatures.

The Council of Ministers of Bosnia and Herzegovina has adopted a decision to ratify the agreement with Croatia on the construction of the Southern Interconnection gas pipeline. This move brings BiH closer to receiving natural gas from the Krk LNG terminal, enhancing its energy independence.

A Czech court is facing difficulties in proceeding with a lawsuit filed by Pavel Tykač, as a witness failed to appear and the court did not secure necessary documents in time, leading to a judge noting the cost implications.

The Serbian Office for Kosovo and Metohija and the Eparchy of Raška and Prizren have called for an immediate halt to illegal construction work involving heavy machinery in the protected zone surrounding the Visoki Dečani Monastery.

The Czech Constitutional Court has dismissed a complaint from opposition MPs Adriana Chochelová and Irena Ferčíková Konečná, whose travel to a European Parliament meeting was not approved by a parliamentary committee.

Spain's unemployment rate dropped to 9.87 percent in the second quarter of this year, marking its lowest level since 2008, driven by strong seasonal employment.

The Union of Communal Workers in Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina, claims that 22 employees of the city's communal company, including sick individuals and those nearing retirement, have been unlawfully dismissed.

Súdne rozhodnutie môžeme rešpektovať, čo znamená, že nezavrieme Bombica do našej pivnice, to jest nerozhodneme opačne ako orgán na to určený.

Serbian Minister of Public Administration and Local Self-Government Snezana Paunovic has denied claims that she received a salary from an abolished Kosovo pharmacy institution.

The Novi Sad City Assembly has rejected recommendations from the State Audit Institution for the third time in eight years, continuing to pay higher salaries to its administration and illegally distributing two billion dinars.

Filmmaker Nanni Moretti has made peace with the Venice Film Festival, 30 years after a dispute over his film 'Palombella Rossa'. His new film, 'Sucederà questa Notte', is now competing alongside works by Ali Asgari and Werner Herzog.

Astana, Kazakhstan, known as the world's second coldest capital, has experienced two record-breaking heatwaves this summer, with experts warning that these extreme temperatures are part of a broader climate trend threatening public health.

The Municipal Assembly of Pljevlja has adopted a declaration refusing to recognize Montenegro's decision to acknowledge the unilaterally declared independence of Kosovo.

The independent list led by Lorena Boljunčić has left the ruling coalition in Pula, resulting in Peđa Grbin losing his majority.

Makarska is the first city in Croatia to ban nighttime alcohol sales in shops, a measure that is upsetting small retailers, with other cities like Split and Zadar also considering similar decisions.

Slovakia experienced an increase in unemployment in June, with the number of jobless individuals surpassing 142,000. The rise includes more unemployed people of working age and a record influx of university graduates, despite a simultaneous increase in available job vacancies.

For years, Aranđelovac has lacked a proper assembly hall, leading to local parliament sessions being held in various improvised locations. Independent media outlets report that only 'selected media' are allowed to cover these sessions, facing counter-lawsuits when they protest.

The construction of Sarajevo's Ars Aevi bridge has sparked controversy, with claims that a single plank costs 800 euros and workers are taking surplus materials home. Mayor Karić has promised to release all documents to address accusations of politicization and vandalism.

Montenegro recorded 24,030 unemployed individuals at the end of June, a 2.9% decrease from May, with the unemployment rate standing at 7.84%.

María Llaneza, a fashion enthusiast, has launched a matcha tea brand in Spain, emphasizing the ancient drink's ritualistic preparation and giving it an ecological and aesthetic twist.

Asocijacija nezavisnih elektronskih medija (ANEM) ocenila je da se progon novinara i vojnog analitičara Aleksandra Radića, posle nezakonitog pretresa

SPECIJALNI agenti američke Imigracijske i carinske službe (ICE) uhitili su Admira Didovića, državljanina BiH, zbog sumnje da je protuzakonito glasao na dvama saveznim izborima.

The Commissioner stated that the most crucial aspect is for the Regulatory Body for Electronic Media (REM) to begin its work and demonstrate independence, rather than focusing on who supports which candidate. This highlights the importance of REM's autonomous functioning.

European prosecutors have instructed Czech law enforcement to investigate politicians and officials involved in facilitating EU subsidies for the Agrofert conglomerate, following a detailed criminal complaint filed by the Pirate Party.

Croatian mountain rescue services conducted a demanding operation in the Čikola river canyon near Drniš, saving a person who was trapped between rocks and hung upside down for 10 hours.

Swedish activist Greta Thunberg was detained by Berlin police during a protest outside the Rheinmetall company office, demonstrating solidarity with Gaza.

Serbia's Commissioner for Protection of Equality responded to dissatisfaction from Roma organizations, asserting that proper procedures were followed in the case against TV Informer editor Dragan J. Vučićević regarding discriminatory claims.

A selection of popular-science books for children is recommended, praised for their engaging content and visual appeal that satisfies a hunger for knowledge without overwhelming young readers.

Police evacuated Prague's main railway station and halted train operations due to an anonymous bomb threat, with metro services bypassing the station.

The Deputy Mayor of Subotica announced a new tender for the City Hall roof and expressed the city's dissatisfaction with the condition of the aqua park in Palić, detailing results and plans for the current city administration's term.

The article discusses the significant power of four independent members on Serbia's Regulatory Body for Electronic Media (REM) Council, highlighting their ability to support or block decisions, potentially preventing illegal actions.

The independent union of BHRT workers expressed dissatisfaction with the Bosnian Council of Ministers' decision to allocate 6 million KM from the Communications Regulatory Agency, noting no funds were designated for workers.

The European Commissioner for Democracy argues that events funded by taxpayer money, such as the Venice Biennale, should actively promote and safeguard democratic values.

Independence from Britain is the most frequently celebrated holiday globally, with a country marking its independence every five and a half days. This highlights the widespread historical impact of British colonialism.

Russia has voiced its displeasure with Serbia's reaction to statements made by Ruslan Stefančuk, the Chairman of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine. Moscow characterized Serbia's stance as 'submissive omnivorousness' in its pursuit of EU membership.

Four independent candidates have decided to participate in the work of Serbia's Regulatory Body of Electronic Media (REM) Council, a move described as a significant victory for independent representation.

An Australian tourist from Melbourne, Stephanie, reported being kidnapped twice within hours during a trip to Italy last October, turning her vacation into a nightmare.