Czech Minister Macinka was booed and heckled by an angry crowd at the folklore festival in Strážnice, following a similar incident involving another official. The minister attributed the crowd's reaction to alcohol and heat, while also defending the festival's funding.

A 32-year-old woman in Peseggia di Scorzè, Venice, was attacked with acid outside her mother's home, sustaining burns on 18 percent of her body. Authorities are searching for the assailant.

Věra Linhartová, a renowned Czech writer and pioneer of experimental prose, has passed away in Paris at the age of 88. Her death marks the loss of a significant figure in Czech literature.

The Prague Public Transit Company (DPP) plans to announce an art competition in September for the future design of the Písnice metro D station and an artistic element at Pankrác station.

A freight train derailed in Zagreb's Gajnice neighborhood, hitting a jumbo billboard and narrowly avoiding a major tragedy. A traffic expert suggested only one immediate option for the cause of the accident.

The Bosnian national football team has recharged and is now in final preparations for their match against the USA. Tickets for the game in Bosnia have sold out, with FIFA platforms offering an alternative for fans.

Benfica has clinched the championship title after an undefeated season, a victory that player Janice Silva described as having a 'special flavor.' The team's flawless performance led them to secure the coveted title.

The story of a 17-year-old boy from Gemer highlights the deadly threat posed by the cheap drug 'herba,' with specialists warning about its return and new forms of use in Slovakia.

The city of Bihać will continue its partnership in commemorating the anniversary of the Srebrenica genocide, with over seven thousand participants expected to join the 'March of Peace' for the victims. This event honors the victims of the Srebrenica genocide.

France is currently leading Norway 3-1 after an extraordinary first half marked by numerous scoring chances and a missed penalty by Norway. The match has seen a high tempo and dominant play from the French side.

A Croatian Olympic champion expressed disappointment with her performance at the 76th Hanžeković Memorial, despite the event's significance for Croatian athletics.

Firefighters are engaged in localizing a fire near the Makiš railway station in Belgrade's Čukarica municipality, where old railway sleepers and grass have caught fire.

The World Championship has witnessed unexpected results that are directly impacting the ongoing competition. These outcomes have been described as surprising by observers.

Former President Trump lashed out at a Fox News host, misspelling 'milquetoast,' and made comments about ICE, admitting the agency is not 'NICE' while grumbling about comparisons to his predecessor’s deportation statistics.

To mark the 35th anniversary of Slovenia's independence, the iconic Niagara Falls were illuminated in the colors of the Slovenian flag on Thursday, as announced by the government on social media.

Detention has been ordered for suspects in the murder case in Voždovac, and an international warrant has been issued for two individuals accused of killing Darko Vesković. Authorities are actively pursuing the suspects involved in the crime.

Prague police are again searching for 35-year-old Ludmila Jaňourová, who has psychological problems and is considered dangerous, after she escaped from the hospital following her arrest.

A new report from the Kayak platform reveals that young people are seeking 'wow' experiences from their holiday travels, with trends like 'nanovacations,' trips to major events, and Low Intensity Travel gaining popularity.

Six female referees are set to officiate at the upcoming World Cup in the USA, Canada, and Mexico, marking a continued progression for women in men's football officiating after a female referee team first officiated in Qatar four years prior.

Construction has started on a bypass around the town of Plasy in the Czech Republic, expected to alleviate traffic congestion in the town center and enhance safety.

Residents of Zagreb will have free access to all city pools, numerous museums, galleries, and libraries this upcoming weekend, as authorities aim to provide relief during a heatwave.

The Karlovy Vary Film Festival is celebrating its 60th anniversary this year, making it one of the oldest film festivals globally, second only to the Venice Film Festival.

Tilman Fertitta, the US Ambassador to Italy and a billionaire, plans to dock his $450 million superyacht in Venice, drawing strong criticism and anger from locals.

A tourist center has been without a proper bus station for 18 years, though a first step has been made with CEDIS land being included in plans for a new station, which would be near the current 'bus stop' location.

A cyanobacteria bloom has appeared in the Baltic Sea, leading to the closure of one swimming area. This information was reported by the Chief Sanitary Inspectorate on June 25.

Zagreb Mayor Tomislav Tomašević confirmed that Filip Jurišić, former head of the Zagreb Digital City branch, resigned and was expelled from the Možemo! party and Zagreb Holding due to misuse of a company card.

Amendments to Mrdić's laws have been adopted, with seven of nine Venice Commission recommendations fully incorporated, while two were not, according to the Commission.

Russians are rapidly divesting from the ruble, with demand for foreign currencies like dollars, euros, and yuan increasing twelvefold since January, despite government restrictions, due to fears of further ruble depreciation.

A proven homemade recipe is provided for 'Ruske kape' (Russian hats), a popular traditional cake known for its soft cocoa biscuit, creamy filling, and rich chocolate layer.

The mothers of Edin Džeko and Kerim Alajbegović were seen embracing at the stadium in Seattle, shedding tears of joy after Bosnia and Herzegovina's victory. This emotional moment captured the pride and happiness following the team's success.

A citizen activist and local councilor in Danilovgrad, Vuk Iković, reported that wastewater from a slaughterhouse is once again flowing into the Zeta River, announcing charges to the police and prosecutor's office.

For the past six months, non-teaching staff in Czech schools, including cooks, caretakers, and cleaners, have been paid by their founders (municipalities, cities, and regions) instead of the state, with some local councils supplementing wages from their own budgets.

Venice's tourist entry fee may increase tenfold, though visitors staying overnight, children under 14, and residents of the Veneto region would remain exempt.

A manager at ZG Holding has resigned after it was discovered he misused his official company card, spending 936 euros. The resignation follows an investigation into the unauthorized expenditures.

Venice's new mayor is considering an even higher tourist tax, as the current levy has not yet had the desired effect, a plan that is drawing criticism.

Dozens of Romanian hospitals were forced offline for four days following a cyberattack, leading them to revert to manual, paper-based systems while experts worked to combat the hackers.

Montenegro's donation account for fire damage relief has been lost between institutions, with none of the contacted bodies able to state how much money has been collected or how it will be used, despite state promises of aid.

NICE (NICE) has been upgraded to a 'Buy' rating by DA Davidson, as concerns regarding AI disruption in the market begin to subside.

Last-minute holiday deals for Turkey are available, offering discounts of up to 20% for travelers looking for seaside destinations.

Preparatory work for the construction of the Mateševo – Andrijevica highway section in Montenegro is set to begin on Friday, with a ceremony planned to mark the occasion.

Serbian opposition MP Slobodan Cvejic informed the European Parliament Committee on Foreign Affairs (AFET) that Serbian authorities allegedly sent a different version of laws to the Venice Commission.

Despite a halved harvest, a garlic self-harvesting event in Martinice near Holešovko is attracting hundreds of people who can pick garlic at a lower price than in stores.

Éric Ciotti, the mayor of Nice, has argued that France's current pay-as-you-go pension system is not viable long-term and advocated for a gradual 15-year increase in funded pensions.

Residents of Zagreb are actively debating and recommending their favorite butcher shops in the city, with three establishments frequently mentioned.

Bollywood action director Sham Kaushal expressed his pride in son Vicky Kaushal's success, stating it brought him security, and also complimented his daughter-in-law, Katrina Kaif.

Gardeners can quickly and effectively get rid of unwanted garden pests like snails using a simple natural ingredient.

A new chapel named 'Naděje' (Hope) with a Scandinavian-inspired interior has opened in the Ostrava-Heřmanice prison in the Czech Republic, designed to serve both inmates and prison staff.

The Croatian Ministry of Demography and Immigration announced it will finance the translation costs of foreign diplomas into Croatian for four Croatian emigrants, totaling over 25,000 euros.

Venice is considering a radical increase in its entry fee for day-trippers, with the mayor proposing a charge of up to 50 euros during peak times. This aims to manage tourist flow in the heavily visited city.

Anicet Dybantsa Sr. and Chelsea Hudson Dybantsa, parents of basketball talent AJ Dybantsa, are highlighted, with Anicet Sr. having left law enforcement to manage his son's career.

The arbitration process for the Tuzi Municipality has concluded, confirming that the borders defined by the current law will remain in effect.

Germany is facing a widespread outbreak of toxic caterpillars that pose serious health risks, leading authorities in Berlin to close and cordon off parks as workers remove the insects from trees.

Experts are condemning punitive practices such as water dousing, solitary confinement, and spanking that are still used in some Czech kindergartens, stating they are not pedagogical tools but professional failures. These methods from the past are being criticized as inappropriate for child education.

The Institute of Oceanography and Fisheries has confirmed that a shark caught off Rogoznica in the Croatian Adriatic in 2023 was a great white shark, publishing a scientific paper on the discovery.

Civil society organizations have called on authorities to invite United Nations missions to investigate the use of a sonic weapon during a gathering in Belgrade on March 15 of last year.

The Nice Côte d’Azur metropolis launched consultations for a €100 million project to create a district heating and cooling network in the city center using seawater.

A report indicates that Bosnia and Herzegovina's coal-fired power plants are the largest regional emitters of sulfur dioxide, consistently violating emission limits for years.

A 26-year-old woman and two men aged 37 and 44 from Chișinău and Ialoveni are suspected of committing fraud by using another person's information to purchase home appliances, causing damages exceeding 20,000 lei.

The repair of the road between Prague's Zbraslav and Dolní Břežany may be delayed due to unexpected complications with rock stabilization and retaining wall construction, with work in the Břežany Valley originally scheduled to finish in November.

Lyon has less than four years to organize curling, figure skating, ice hockey, and short track events for the 2030 Winter Games in France, following the International Olympic Committee's decision to switch venues from Nice.

During a visit to the Nice valleys, still incomplete six years after Storm Alex, the mayor of Nice clashed with the prefect over the halt of reconstruction works following the discovery of rare species, leading to a public dispute.

The Olomouc University Hospital in the Czech Republic announced plans to replace its aging gatehouses next week, which will lead to traffic restrictions around its entrances from Monday to Saturday, July 4.

A case of dengue fever has been confirmed in North Macedonia, as announced by the director of the Clinic for Infectious Diseases in Skopje, Fadil Cana.

A severe heatwave is causing significant infrastructure problems, including bent train tracks, swelling asphalt, and melting traffic lights. In Berlin, police water cannons were deployed to help cool down residents.

Residents in Gospić, Croatia, are protesting against a lithium processing and illegal waste plant, while the company insists its facility is environmentally safe and lawful. The demonstration highlights local concerns over industrial operations and their environmental impact.

An analysis questions the meaning behind the recent elevation of TIGR as a common denominator for the left and right, particularly in relation to Janša's governments.

A fierce brawl erupted in the Georgian parliament between members of the opposition 'For Georgia' party and the ruling 'Georgian Dream' party, involving both male and female deputies.

Gabriela Oravcová has announced her candidacy for the mayor of Gelnica in the 2026 elections, securing support from a coalition of four parties.

The European Commission is currently assessing the compliance of Serbia's newly adopted judicial laws with the recommendations of the Venice Commission. This review focuses on changes to the country's judicial framework.

Ladislav Smatana, the current mayor of Bojnice, has announced his candidacy for re-election in 2026, running as an independent with his 'Plan 2.0' team to complete ongoing projects and further develop the city.

According to the Beoeko website, the average air quality in Belgrade is currently 'moderate,' though four monitoring stations are reporting polluted air.

Rapper Drake announced plans to host "apology parties" in several cities specifically for anyone named Janice, inviting them to look out for his invitation.

A travel article highlights a charming city in Poland, often called 'Polish Venice,' located just a few hours from Lithuania, offering affordable accommodation for as little as 11 euros.

Aleksander Peršolja, a renowned poet and co-founder of the Vilenica International Literary Festival, has passed away. His death marks a significant loss for the literary community.

Suspects in the 'Konjuh' case will be released from custody if an indictment is not filed by the end of July. This deadline puts pressure on prosecutors to finalize charges.

Starting July 1st, access to Croatia's Central Health Information System (CEZIH) will only be possible with new authorized healthcare worker ID cards, as announced by the Croatian Health Insurance Fund (HZZO).

The final section of the S6 expressway, connecting Słupsk and Leśnice, has opened, completing the express route between Szczecin and Tricity and significantly reducing travel times.

A woman from Međimurje, Croatia, was defrauded of more than 60,000 euros after falling for false promises of earnings from stock investments.

A new construction project at the entrance to the historic town of Banská Štiavnica is causing division, with heritage conservationists claiming they did not approve it. The building is backed by well-known entrepreneurs whose previous project in the town received architectural awards.

Internal financial control systems at Motol Hospital reportedly failed, with passages on financial control removed from a directive despite two previous audits highlighting issues, following a corruption scandal.

The Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade has launched an investigation into the murder of Darko Vesković Prik (also identified as D.V.) at a restaurant in Voždovac on June 22nd. Two individuals have been questioned, while arrest warrants are being sought for two others, with the primary suspect, N.K., currently at large.

International folkloric and music festivals have commenced in Strážnice, Czech Republic, and Loulé, Portugal. The MED festival in Loulé features musicians from 30 countries.

Cyanobacteria (sinice) have appeared in the Baltic Sea, leading to the closure of two bathing areas in Tricity on June 27, according to the Chief Sanitary Inspectorate.

Art historian Harry Liivrand states that this year's Venice Biennale represents artificial intelligence's first significant triumph on a large international art stage, marking a major milestone for AI in the art world.

Summer offers an abundance of fresh fruits and vegetables, rich in nutrients essential for children's growth, development, and well-being.

Montenegro's Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management has installed soil monitoring stations to enhance sustainable management of agricultural resources and strengthen the sector's resilience to climate change.

The center of Hranice, Czech Republic, lost its main road connection to the northern part of the city after a bridge on 1. máje street was demolished due to its poor condition, with a new 42 million crown bridge expected to replace it this year.

The team behind the Bulgarian pavilion at the Venice Art Biennale will present the catalog of their exhibition, 'Federation of Minor Practices,' in Sofia, days after its Venice debut.

Major AI companies like OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic are actively implementing AI into their internal daily operations, showcasing how the intense rivalry among these firms is driving the rapid adoption and development of generative artificial intelligence.

The repair of the second bone pyramid in the Sedlec Ossuary in Kutná Hora is nearing completion, with restorers finishing the last floor. Two of the four pyramids had to be dismantled due to repairs on the All Saints Church, which had begun to tilt over the years.

Residents of České Budějovice are protesting a proposed new territorial plan that includes a road corridor and a bridge over the Malše River, which would cut through a protected natural area.

New details have emerged in the murder case of Zuzana from Gelnica, Slovakia, with investigations focusing on whether the court or police adequately assessed her need for protection prior to the incident.

A 55-year-old man caused a fire near Rogoznica using an electric saw, which spread across four hectares, destroying 50 olive trees and poles, and required 35 firefighters and two Canadair planes to extinguish.

Hospitals throughout Romania have been affected by a massive cyber attack on their computer networks, leading to a return to traditional pen and paper methods and endangering countless lives.

Belgian Defense Minister Theo Francken sparked political and media controversy after making ironic comments about the ongoing heatwave, suggesting people enjoy the good weather by the pool with a cold beer and barbecue.

Comedian Jeff Arcuri's first full-length stand-up special, "Nice to Meet You," is scheduled to premiere globally on Netflix on July 7, covering topics like marital pranks and urinal mind games.

Se vam med gledanjem objav na družbenih omrežjih, ki so te dni polne čarobnih utrinkov na obmorskih destinacijah, toži po morju?

Serbian MP Parandilović stated that his card had no connection to travel expenses and was not misused, asserting that his expulsion from the session, along with a colleague, was an attempt by the ruling party to silence opposition voices exposing corruption.

Local tech group Latrine Doctors won the 2026 Hackathon on Safely Managed Sanitation, organized by UNICEF StartUp Lab in partnership with KOICA, MEST Africa, and Hopin Academy, for their climate-resilient sanitation solution.

Drago Tendžerić (28), who was sentenced to six months in prison for raising three fingers and displaying tattoos of Chetnik leaders near the "Lanište 1" mass grave in Ključ, is set to begin his prison term on July 6.

As schools in Slovenia conclude for the summer, the start of holidays is expected to bring significant traffic congestion. Authorities are warning of worsening conditions on Slovenian roads.

Teodora Martinko, the only survivor of the Novi Sad train station canopy collapse, has successfully passed her driving test despite losing both legs in the incident.

The case of Professor Mihić was not included on the agenda for the University of Novi Sad (UNS) Senate session, prompting five faculty unions to announce a new protest outside the Rectorate on Thursday.

Construction of a new four-lane road (I/57) between Vsetín and Valašské Meziříčí is progressing near Jablůnka in the Vsetín region, aiming to improve traffic flow in the village and throughout the Bečva valley.

Residents of Hroznětín, near Karlovy Vary, have transformed an overgrown plot into a new community gathering space, featuring an arbor, children's playground, and relaxation zone, through self-funded efforts and volunteer work.

The city of Chrudim, Czech Republic, is discussing the possibility of creating a small riverfront area along the Chrudimka river. The city council is negotiating with the Labe River Basin authority, which plans flood protection measures in the area.

Gastroenterologists emphasize the importance of diet for regular digestion, which is crucial for overall health, as many people struggle with digestive issues.

Teodora Martinko, the only survivor of the concrete canopy collapse at the Novi Sad Railway Station, has successfully passed her driving test. Her driving school announced the achievement, highlighting her resilience.

Singapore's National Environment Agency reported over 13,600 enforcement actions against environmental offenders in 2025, including strict penalties for littering and regulations on chewing gum, with targeted inspections more than doubling in some hotspots.

The Croatian Social Democratic Party (SDP) criticized a recent statement by HDZ county prefect Nataša Tramišak, who claimed that SDP and Možemo have no place in Osijek-Baranja County, deeming it inappropriate and harmful to democratic dialogue.

The management of Football Club Sarajevo has listened to fan feedback and released season tickets at significantly lower prices compared to last year.

The mayor of Venice is proposing a five- to tenfold increase in the current entry fee for day tourists visiting the lagoon city, potentially raising it to 50 Euros.

SpaceX shares plummeted by 16% just ten days after a major stock market debut, following the company's plans for new extensive borrowing and investor concerns about the battle for artificial intelligence.

Slavonian farmers in Croatia are planning road blockades to protest the low purchase prices for grains and the perceived inaction of the Minister of Agriculture, David Vlajčić, regarding their demands.

Gastroenterologists are recommending foods such as leafy greens, cereals, and berries to promote regular digestion.

Draško Stanivuković, Mayor of Banja Luka and President of the Secure Srpska Movement (PSS), stated his insistence on permanently removing online betting shops from the vicinity of schools in Banja Luka, highlighting online gambling as a major problem.

A red heat warning has been issued for 15 Italian cities, including Rome, Milan, Florence, and Venice, with residents advised to eat light meals, stay indoors, and use cold water to cool down amidst persistent high temperatures.

Proponents and the Ministry of Labor have not yet responded to questions regarding a proposed model for non-working Fridays in education and healthcare sectors, with warnings about potential impacts on teaching and the school calendar.

Volkswagen's stock has fallen to its lowest level since 2011, dropping below 80 euros and losing nearly 60% of its value in five years, shrinking the company's market capitalization and raising concerns about 225,000 potential job losses.

Despite extreme heat, 37 dancers competed in the traditional Slovak Verbuňk dance at the International Folklore Festival in Strážnice, with spectators seeking shade.

Monteput is organizing a webinar for early market involvement regarding the construction of the Smokovac-Tološi road section. The webinar aims to engage stakeholders in the project.

Activists in Venice are planning a protest against the visit of the American ambassador's superyacht to the city. The demonstration aims to voice opposition to the presence of the luxury vessel.

Croatian fans spontaneously celebrated a newlywed couple with songs and applause outside the city hall in Philadelphia.

Montenegro's Minister of Tourism, at the Adriatic Sea Forum in Venice, highlighted that strengthening cooperation among countries in the Adriatic region is key to positioning the area as a well-connected and authentic year-round tourist destination.

The Venice City Council is reportedly considering a significant increase to its day-trip visitor fee, potentially raising it to 50 euros, as it studies ways to toughen the charge for tourists.

A man in a German city financed pool entrance tickets for local children, an initiative highlighted as a positive example.

Drake is reportedly planning to make amends with anyone named Janice, offering to throw them a party as an apology for his song 'Janice STFU,' provided they show government-issued ID.

Thousands of rose blooms will perfume the historic center of Blatná in the Strakonice region during the last weekend of June, as the ARTfestival rose exhibition begins with a guided tour of floristic expositions.

A watermelon stand in Pula has gained widespread attention for its humorous sign, which reads: 'Sweeter than first love.' The witty message has amused many and become a viral sensation.

Ilija Cvitanović, president of HDZ 1990, has issued a proclamation to Croatia, advocating for the establishment of a 'Croatian electoral unit' within the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The wheat harvest has begun, raising questions about whether a good yield can compensate for the low purchase prices. Farmers are facing economic challenges despite potentially strong crops.

According to a survey, the financial well-being of Czech citizens is improving, with half of them planning to travel abroad for holidays to destinations such as Albania, Bulgaria, and Madeira.

Slovak Railways are preventatively slowing down trains due to intense heat, causing expected delays for passengers. This measure will primarily affect international traffic and trains in western and northern Slovakia.

Serbia has implemented enhanced surveillance for West Nile fever since June 1, with no human cases reported in the country by June 22, though cases have been registered in the broader region.

The Croatian Health Insurance Fund (HZZO) announced that access to the Central Health Information System of the Republic of Croatia (CEZIH) will only be possible with new authorized health worker cards starting July 1 this year.

Two villas in the Pětidomí area of České Budějovice are slated for demolition to make way for a new road, as the city council publicly discusses the proposed zoning plan.

Record heatwaves in France have transformed Parisian attics into dangerous heat traps, exposing deep climate and social inequalities. With temperatures exceeding 40 degrees Celsius, over 44 million French citizens were affected.

Meteorologist Janice Dean has announced her departure from Fox News after 22 years, citing health reasons related to her battle with MS. She is stepping away from her role at the network.

A report by the Alliance for Prevention, highlighted by UNICEF, concludes that Portugal's child protection system has solid legal foundations but is weak in coordination and prevention, lacking resources for child protection commissions.

After more than four decades submerged, the remains of a station on the infamous 'Death Railway' from World War II have reappeared, revealing infrastructure from a dark chapter of history.

A man from Gelnica, Slovakia, killed his wife just eleven days after being released from custody, despite having been convicted for dangerous threats against her, with a court deeming him not dangerous.

Cyanobacteria, commonly known as blue-green algae, have appeared in the Baltic Sea, leading to the closure of three bathing areas in Poland. The closures were announced based on data from the Chief Sanitary Inspectorate.

The program for the 28th Špancirfest has been unveiled, featuring performances by popular bands such as Silente, Dubioza Kolektiv, and Zabranjeno pušenje. The festival promises a diverse lineup of entertainment.

Russia has struck three locomotives and two pumping stations in Ukraine, resulting in one fatality. These strikes are part of a broader escalation targeting infrastructure.

A nutritionist shares advice on which foods to avoid and what to eat during a heatwave to stay healthy.

AN-KA, a leading company in mobile, gaming, and tech equipment, has officially reopened its renovated store, promising a modern space and improved shopping experience for customers.

During a heatwave, you should avoid eating certain foods. Some of these foods may surprise you.

Serbian Prime Minister Đuro Macut stated that the opposition's decision to present internal problems in Brussels and Strasbourg demonstrates a misunderstanding of the state system's complexity and importance.

Venice is contemplating a substantial increase to its tourist tax, as the current levy has not yet had the desired effect on managing tourism. The proposed hike is drawing criticism.

Dozens of Romanian hospitals were forced offline for four days due to a cyber attack, leading them to revert to manual, paper-based systems as experts worked to counter the hackers.

Farmers in Banat, Serbia, have announced they will protest if the purchase price for wheat is not increased from the current 18 dinars per kilogram. They are demanding a higher price to cover production costs and ensure profitability.

The Česká Lípa town hall will merge six kindergartens with nearby primary schools to comply with new legal regulations setting a minimum of 180 children per school.

Zagreb is set to become a hub for fantasy as Fantastic Zagreb celebrates anniversaries of classic films and brings exciting new genre works to the forefront.

Poslanici Skupštine Srbije završili su raspravu u pojedinostima o svim tačkama vanredne sednice, a predsednica parlamenta Ana Brnabić najavila je da će sutra, od 10 sati, biti dan za glasanje o 32…

The Venice Commission has postponed its visit to Budapest after the Hungarian government, led by PM Magyar, refused to receive the organization's delegation, potentially causing embarrassment for EU leadership.

Country music icon Shania Twain, 60, impressed audiences with her daring fashion choices, including lace, corsets, and mini-skirts, during recent concerts at Wembley Stadium.

Cvejić alleged that the Serbian government blocked the election of the REM Council due to fear of losing control and attempted to deceive the Venice Commission regarding new laws. This suggests a deliberate effort to manipulate regulatory bodies and international oversight.

The town of Brtnice in the Czech Republic has hired patrols to enforce public order after an ordinance banning alcohol consumption in the town center proved ineffective in curbing public drinking and littering.

The focus of vacations should be on creating lasting memories rather than incurring excessive costs. Travelers are encouraged to plan wisely to avoid high expenses.

A young foreign woman has been sentenced to 6 years in prison for phone scams that defrauded Moldovan citizens of over 600,000 lei. She was found guilty of 12 episodes of fraud.

Eight top students from a free German language course in Cetinje are attending a two-week intensive language program in Germany, as part of an educational collaboration between the Capital of Cetinje and a Montenegrin family in Berlin.

New theories suggest that tragic family events, including the death of her half-sister, may have inspired Mary Shelley's iconic novel "Frankenstein." The author's mother died after childbirth, and her older sister passed away at 22.

A review of the show 'Gram Chikitsalay 2' starring Amol Parashar describes it as a pleasant and comforting watch. The series is highlighted for its ability to provide a relaxing viewing experience.

The articles convey wishes for happy holidays.

A Hungarian man has been arrested by Hungarian police for collecting human body parts from cemeteries and hospitals in both Slovakia and Hungary, which he then studied and consumed.

The Královéhradecký region in the Czech Republic will see numerous road closures and traffic restrictions over the summer due to planned repairs, with heavy traffic expected on Friday as school holidays begin.

Bratislava's main train station is undergoing significant reconstruction, including its tracks and platforms, as announced by Minister Jozef Ráž. The project aims to add new restrooms and a direct connection to the main hall by autumn.

The Hungarian central bank has fined energy group MOL for failing to inform the market about damage to the Druzhba oil pipeline and the suspension of deliveries in late January.

Civil society organizations in Serbia have called for a United Nations fact-finding mission to investigate the alleged use of a 'sound cannon' against citizens in Belgrade on March 15, 2025, expressing concern over the ongoing investigation.

A dietitian shared advice on the best foods for hydration during hot weather, emphasizing the need for a different diet in high temperatures.

Two Serbian opposition MPs were expelled from a parliamentary session by Speaker Ana Brnabić during a debate on amendments to judicial laws. The extraordinary session of the Assembly is continuing.

Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar stated that Central Europe is strong and ready to shape its own future, proposing to invite new members, including Croatia, to the Visegrad Group.

Battery swapping stations for electric vehicles are being introduced in Europe, with Chinese manufacturer CATL planning to install more than 30 such stations for trucks across the continent by 2035, allowing EV owners to quickly exchange depleted batteries for fully charged ones.

An article advises on specific food items that should be immediately discarded after their expiration date due to the risk of dangerous bacteria.

The INmusic festival began on Tuesday at Jarun in Zagreb, with attendees showcasing interesting summer outfits and raincoats on its opening day.