The European Commission has warned the Italian government that allowing Russia to have a pavilion at the Venice Biennale violates EU sanctions, according to a letter from the EC.

This year's 'Village of the Year' competition in the Plzeň Region has attracted a record 22 municipalities, with 10 participating for the first time, attributed to municipal elections and higher rewards.

UNICEF advocates for a prohibition on children's gambling within computer games, following a study revealing that 50% of surveyed children have spent money on digital loot boxes.

Approximately 105,000 children in the Czech Republic lack a general practitioner, with the Karlovy Vary region alone having up to 4,000 children without a pediatrician, leading Cheb Hospital to take over a local practice.

The Russian pavilion at the Venice Biennale has controversially reopened with a 'rave' party amidst flowers and alcohol, while Spain contributes a space for contemplation to the politically charged event.

Former President Trump commemorated Cinco de Mayo with a "NICE" graphic on Truth Social, a post that echoed his previous viral taco bowl moment. The message played on ICE branding, continuing his history of distinctive holiday messaging.

Venice is grappling with the severe impacts of excessive tourism and climate change, with former mayor Costa advocating for entry limits and Nobel laureate Rinaudo warning that the Mose flood barrier is insufficient.

Vsetín Hospital in the Czech Republic has launched a new campaign, 'Donate blood – swim for free,' offering free entry to city baths or swimming pools for individuals who donate blood or plasma in May.

The Venice Biennale is heavily influenced by world politics this year, with significant controversy surrounding the participation of Russia and Israel.

The informal association of judges and public prosecutors 'Defense of the Profession' has accused the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council (HJPC) of deliberately ignoring the recommendations of the Venice Commission during its latest session, particularly regarding the punishment of prosecutors.

Russia is participating in the Venice Art Biennale for the first time since the war in Ukraine began, a move that has caused weeks of uproar and led to the resignation of the entire jury.

The winning design for a monument dedicated to the victims of a canopy collapse has drawn significant criticism from the public and experts in Serbia, both for its aesthetic and the involvement of the current government.

Serge Brammertz, Chief Prosecutor of the IRMCT, met with the Mothers of Srebrenica, who expressed dissatisfaction with the BiH Prosecutor's Office regarding the processing of war crimes cases. Brammertz also advocated for the continuation of the UN mechanism to address unresolved war crimes in the former Yugoslavia.

The Venice Biennale is featuring a unique presentation described as 'in a minor key,' which includes a German prefabricated building and Russian folk music. This highlights specific artistic and cultural contributions at the renowned international exhibition.

The construction of a hospital in Prešov, Slovakia, has been halted since last Thursday, prompting responses from experts and opposition politicians regarding the issue. The Ministry of Defense, responsible for the project, has not yet provided updates on the assessment or next steps.

A new theatrical play titled 'Skokani' (Ski Jumpers), written by Jaroslav Rudiš and Petr Pýcha, has premiered in Lomnice nad Popelkou, honoring ski jumping enthusiasts.

Trnava criminal police have apprehended a 41-year-old man suspected of being behind an ATM explosion in Madunice, Slovakia.

An airline's proposal to introduce a fuel surcharge on tickets has sparked debate regarding its legality. This move could lead to higher airfares and raises questions about passenger refund entitlements.

Belgrade is hosting an event dedicated to showcasing top Italian crafts from Florence, following last year's successful edition which focused on Venice.

Serbia faces the potential loss of EU funds, which would jeopardize high-speed rail projects and undermine the country's credibility due to a lack of progress on reforms.

Brdar in Venice: 'She' and 'He' will attract attention for six months at the exhibition 'Confluences' in Marinaressa Gardens, near the Gardens and the Biennial.

Burano, a captivating island in the Venice lagoon, is highlighted for its vibrant and bold use of color, which adds liveliness and character to the place, making it a picturesque destination.

Drivers in Bosnia and Herzegovina are warned of traffic disruptions as two sections of the A-1 highway will be closed from 6 PM due to servicing work on two tunnels.

The Slovenian National Assembly (DZ) will be informed of President Nataša Pirc Musar's decision not to propose a candidate for Prime Minister in the first round of nominations following the elections, with the second round set to commence the following day.

The renowned and extravagant glassmaker Dale Chihuly has returned to Venice, prompting discussion about the reasons behind his latest presence in the city.

The survival of Venice is threatened by both rising sea levels and excessive tourism, prompting calls for limits on visitor numbers and a 'waterline' to protect the city.

The combination of holiday traffic and the implementation of the new EES system has led to significant traffic congestion and long queues at Bosnia and Herzegovina's border crossings.

Experts are warning that Serbia is sliding into debt slavery as billions from the EU's Growth Plan remain on EU accounts because Serbia has not fulfilled the recommendations of the Venice Commission, a situation dismissed by Minister Mali.

An immersive art exhibition, inviting visitors to explore the vastness of the ocean, has opened in a former convent on an island in Venice.

Italian Ambassador Gori stated that the presence of iconic brands like The Merchant of Venice in Belgrade confirms the vitality and innovative capacity of the Italian cosmetics industry. This underscores the strength of 'Made in Italy' products.

Dijana Hrka has called on the families of victims who died in a canopy collapse to prevent the construction of a monument, asserting that they were not consulted about the plans.

Tamara Živković's upcoming appearance at Eurovision is generating excitement, with betting odds suggesting a potential spot in the final. Details regarding her stage look for the competition have also been revealed.

An unusual case in Dalmatia revealed a man who constructed a morgue and several tombs on land that was not his own, subsequently charging 10,000 euros for the burial plots.

Modern medicine continues to push boundaries, fundamentally changing how diseases are diagnosed, treated, and monitored, offering new solutions for patients.

A review of Max Morgan's debut film 'Breakwater,' which explores the relationship between an Oxford theology student and a middle-aged fisher across class and age barriers.

An unofficial election campaign is reportedly underway in Serbia, creating unusual political dynamics, with one article questioning the focus on minor issues amidst the broader political landscape.

Germany has announced a well-known TV personality as its representative for Eurovision 2026. However, bookmakers reportedly do not anticipate a strong comeback for the country.

Italy's right-wing government, led by Giorgia Meloni, faces challenges in its attempts to exert control over the arts, impacting opera houses, museums, and the Venice Biennale.

Archaeologists are conducting research near Hranice, Czech Republic, along the future high-speed railway line, unearthing historical trade routes, flint, coins, and other artifacts.

A new salary report by NodeFlair indicates that software engineers in Singapore with artificial intelligence skills are earning up to 25% more than their peers, making AI proficiency a significant advantage in the job market.

A 1978 video clip of popular singer Zdravko Čolić in a locker room at Koševo has recently resurfaced online. The vintage footage has captivated audiences, particularly women, decades after its original recording.

IGN provides a selection of top gift ideas for Mother's Day, ranging from Apple products to LEGO flowers.

A debate is ongoing in Serbia regarding whether the regime will fulfill the recommendations of the Venice Commission. This comes after criticism that "Mrdić's laws" have brought shame upon the country, leading to actions based on foreign recommendations.

Sarajevo Canton is exploring legislative frameworks to decriminalize the possession of certain quantities of illicit drugs for personal use, marking a significant shift in its approach to drug abuse.

The Venice Biennale faced controversies regarding its national pavilions, with the Russian pavilion reportedly closed to the public due to sanctions. Separately, the Syrian pavilion drew criticism for featuring works commissioned by dictators.

Despite Moscow's clear use of art for political purposes, a Russian Pavilion will once again be present at this year's Venice Biennale, raising questions about its inclusion.

A Croatian woman is making headlines for her extreme swimming endeavors, emphasizing the immense personal sacrifice required to achieve her goals. She notes that financing these ventures through regular channels is challenging due to a lack of legal frameworks.

Vintage 1950s hairdressing was a major attraction at this year's Pilsen Freedom Festival, with long queues for women to get wavy hairstyles as part of the WWII end celebrations.

Bookmakers have positioned Azerbaijan as an outsider for the Eurovision Song Contest 2026. They are widely predicting the country will finish in last place.

After a career in fashion, Dries Van Noten and partner Patrick Vangheluwe have opened a foundation in Venice's Palazzo Pisani Moretta to showcase artists and artisans they admire, with an inaugural exhibition running through October.

The second day of SlatCroFest in Split included a conference for confectioners in Diocletian's Cellars and sweet workshops for citizens and children at Prokurative, drawing excellent attendance.

The Venice Biennale is experiencing significant turmoil, marked by unprecedented changes such as the abolition of the Golden Lion award and its replacement by a 'Visitors' Lion'. The situation has also seen the resignation of the committee and interventions from foreign ministers, highlighting political influence in the "Olympics of Art."

The 'Sázíme Česko' project, which has planted over half a million trees in four years, saw saxophonist Felix Slováček and rapper Majk Spirit plant a tree together near Kamenice, Czech Republic.

The upcoming Venice Biennale, the world's most important art exhibition, is already facing controversies and protests ahead of its opening next week.

India's representation at the Venice Biennale focuses on the theme and meaning of 'home,' showcasing artistic interpretations from the country.

This article discusses the benefits of combining certain superfoods for optimal heart health, suggesting that the power lies in their synergy rather than individual benefits.

Thai artist Pimnaranice, known on social media, has channeled a decade of personal struggles into a viral art movement, developing 'Real Soul Line Art' over three years to inspire and move people.

The jury of the Venice Art Biennale has collectively resigned, reportedly due to issues of pride and stubbornness. This collective resignation has plunged the prestigious art event into chaos.

A suspect has been detained in Podgorica in connection with two robberies, including a betting shop from which over 6,000 euros were stolen, and a cafe. The Podgorica Basic State Prosecutor's Office ordered the detention.

Panathinaikos coach Ergin Ataman reported a significant police presence outside their locker room in Spain following their shocking Euroleague quarter-final victory against Valencia.

Artist Florentina Holzinger will convert the Austrian Pavilion at the Venice Biennale into a sewage treatment plant, inviting audience participation.

Former housekeepers for Kylie Jenner, who are suing her, claim they were subjected to unusual tasks and unfair working conditions during their employment.

The Parliament of Montenegro is scheduled to continue its eighth session today, with two draft laws on tax advisors and amendments on the agenda for consideration by deputies.

TOM HOMAN, čovjek zadužen za pitanja granice u administraciji predsjednika SAD-a Donalda Trumpa, odbacio je kritike dijela Trumpovih pristaša koji tvrde da administracija ne deportira dovoljno ljudi.

A photo gallery showcases "Little Venice," a picturesque area in London known for its canals and waterways.

Sinn Féin Dublin Central candidate Janice Boylan stated that voters in her constituency are prioritizing "bread and butter issues" over immigration, and she described "Hutch remarks" as "out of order."

The European Union has sent a letter to the Venice Biennale, stating that providing services to the Russian government for its pavilion could violate sanctions. The Biennale foundation, however, is defending its decision to keep the pavilion open, which is hosting cultural activities despite the controversy.

Former Dead Kennedys singer Jello Biafra is reportedly recovering well after suffering a stroke in March, having mostly regained his speech and cognitive functions.

The Journalists’ Association of Serbia (UNS) and its Kosovo branch have accused UNICEF and other UN agencies in Kosovo of failing to regularly publish content in Serbian, thereby violating equal language rights.

A 20-year-old Nigerian man has died after being stabbed multiple times in a Madrid park, with the crime potentially linked to drug dealing.

As the host nation for Eurovision 2026, Austria is reportedly sending a young representative to the competition. However, bookmakers are not predicting another victory for the country.

A young man who was stabbed in Borka Street in Kanarevo Brdo, Belgrade, around 5 PM today, succumbed to his injuries while being transported to the emergency center.

Russia has set up its pavilion at the Venice Biennale while Iran remains absent, leading Italy's Culture Minister to accuse organizers of engaging in foreign policy and fearing a propaganda victory for Russia.

A multi-vehicle chain collision occurred near Batajnica, leading to injuries for nine individuals. Two of the victims sustained serious injuries in the incident.

The Venice Biennale is in crisis, with the traditional Golden Lion award not being given this year following the resignation of the jury due to controversies surrounding Russia's and Israel's participation.

Aleksandar Milošević publicly criticized Serbian President Vučić, stating that his actions following the canopy collapse incident showed little regard for citizens' lives and could constitute a criminal offense if he intervened with the ambassador.

Work has commenced on amending the controversial 'Mrdić's laws' in Serbia, aligning with the opinion provided by the Venice Commission.

A meeting between the Triglav National Park Public Institute and the mayors of Bled, Gorje, and Jesenice municipalities regarding the management of Vintgar Gorge did not result in an agreement. The Gorje mayor's demand for a guarantee concerning municipal liability in case of accidents was not signed, indicating ongoing disagreement.

The Venice Biennale is facing several flashpoints, including the sudden death of a curator, Russia's unexpected participation, and an unconventional U.S. entry, as the art exhibition prepares to open.

Airlines are responding to current conditions with increased ticket prices, flight cancellations, and a shift to smaller aircraft, with information provided on when passengers are entitled to refunds.

Cuban-American artist Hernan Bas, known for painting young white men inspired by Holden Caulfield, discusses his artistic process and his current life in Venice, where he paints tourists.

The Czech Supreme Court has definitively upheld an 11-year prison sentence for an individual who set fire to a civil servant's house in Karviná, with revenge cited as the motive.

Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabić expressed hope that the Venice Commission's recommendations would be adopted before June and announced the timeline for electoral law changes in Parliament.

Italy is gearing up for administrative elections on May 24 and 25, with over 6 million Italians eligible to vote, as the center-left aims to win Venice and the center-right targets Reggio Calabria.

A car accident occurred on the D1 highway exit in Bratislava, leading to traffic jams approximately 6 kilometers long, according to police reports.

The polyclinic in Vodňany, Czech Republic, has officially opened a newly renovated children's and adolescent clinic. Strakonice Hospital will now operate the ambulance, aiming to prevent a looming shortage of pediatricians in the city.

Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe is reportedly close to selling French football club OGC Nice following a recent development. He had put the club up for sale last May but faced difficulties finding buyers.

A conceptual design by Goran Čpajak has been selected for a monument dedicated to the victims of a canopy collapse in Novi Sad. Public debate continues regarding the monument's construction and calls for remembrance during a national week of mourning.

Comedian Ophira Eisenberg has announced her new special, 'I Used to Be Nicer,' produced by Lewis Black, which will premiere on Veeps.

The Auto Moto Association of Serbia (AMSS) reported that cars are passing through border crossings without delays, while trucks are experiencing a one-hour wait only at the Sremska Rača crossing.

Kemal Ademović, Chairman of the House of Peoples of the BiH Parliament, stated after a recent session that Bosnia and Herzegovina cannot definitively claim it will avoid Moneyval's grey list, acknowledging that the adopted law is not ideal.

OGC Nice football club, owned by INEOS, has been officially on sale for several months, with American investors now reportedly showing interest in acquiring the club.

Slovak Prosecutor General Maroš Žilinka is in stable condition and is expected to be discharged from the hospital soon for home treatment.

A new, modern elliptical wooden house is under construction in Valašské Klobouky in the Zlín Region, built on the foundations of a previously unfinished structure and expected to be completed next year.

New road construction projects, including a bypass near Žlutice and works in Náchod, are set to cause significant traffic complications and lengthy detours for drivers. Authorities are advising motorists to avoid affected areas due to anticipated congestion.

A 39-year-old woman in Poland lost 200,000 PLN after being manipulated for two days by fraudsters posing as bank employees and police officers, who convinced her to transfer money between various accounts.

The Venice Biennale, often called the ‘art world Olympics,’ is so vast it can be overwhelming, leading to an essential 12-step game plan to avoid burnout.

Professor Sayedur clarified that a recent message from Unicef was not intended as a warning for a measles outbreak, addressing public concerns.

The Wall Street Journal details an experiment to experience Venice, Italy, on a budget, outlining a weekend trip designed to cost approximately $1,000.

The Venice Biennale is facing a crisis just days before its opening, following the mass resignation of its jury members. This unexpected development has cast a shadow of uncertainty over the prestigious international art exhibition.

UNICEF is actively supporting essential health services for children across Iran, aiming to improve their well-being and access to care.

Adnan Šteta, Minister of Transport of KS, announced that contact cables were stolen from the construction site of the tram line to Hrasnica.

Italy's Culture Minister Alessandro Giuli has sharply criticized the Venice Biennale president, Pietrangelo Buttafuoco, for allowing Russia's contribution, accusing him of attempting to conduct foreign policy.

As this year's Eurovision approaches, participants have started rehearsals for their performances, with bookmakers currently predicting Finland as the likely winner.

The Flower Festival in Chelčice, Strakonice region, drew a record 500 cyclists on Saturday, attributed to warm weather and a scenic route through blooming orchards. Participants also enjoyed local fruit products from the Chelčicko-lhenický region.

A charity event involving a run or walk is being organized to support premature babies in the Czech Republic, where over seven thousand children are born prematurely each year. Funds raised from participation fees will be used by Karlovy Vary Hospital to equip incubators.

This article explores the historical tradition of carnivals in Riga, Latvia, noting that the practice was common over 500 years ago, similar to modern-day celebrations in Venice or Brazil.

Chinese railways transported a record 25 million passengers in a single day on May 1st. This achievement marks a new peak for daily passenger numbers.

Borovo Selo marked the anniversary of the 1991 massacre where 12 police officers were killed by Chetniks. The commemoration highlighted that no one has yet been held accountable for the incident.

Pietrangelo Buttafuoco, the president of the Venice Biennale, is described as a versatile intellectual and right-wing anarchist who has caused chaos and alienated many, including almost everyone except Putin.

Sarajevo is commemorating the heroes who, 34 years ago, successfully prevented aggressor military units from occupying the city. This event marks a significant moment in the city's history of defense.

Low-cost airline EasyJet is expanding its winter schedule from France with nine new routes for winter 2026. These new connections include flights from Paris-CDG and Nice to Cairo, as well as routes to Essaouira, Agadir, Gran Canaria, and Southampton.

The Venice Biennale, which has just reopened, has a long history of controversies, including uproar over sex scenes, and past involvement with figures like Hitler and Picasso, and even the Vatican.

Thousands of workers from across the Federation marched through Zenica, Bosnia and Herzegovina, to protest the collapse of local industry and demand solutions.

Residents in Bosnian towns like Goražde, Kladanj, and Živinice celebrated May Day (Prvi maj) with traditional gatherings in nature, accompanied by music and community events. The festivities highlighted local customs and camaraderie.

Artist Florentina Holzinger discusses the importance of trigger warnings as a sign of respect and reveals details about her transformation of the Austrian Pavilion into a sewage treatment plant for the Venice Biennale.

The twelfth edition of the OREA Art Market, described as Sarajevo's largest and most beautiful promotional, cultural, and social event for families, will take place on Sunday, June 14, at Metalac, extending its hours from 4 PM to 10 PM for the first time.

Bojan Pajtić has criticized the Serbian regime, alleging their indifference to citizens losing 1.6 billion euros from the EU Growth Plan. He suggests the funds will remain with the EU until Serbia implements Venice Commission recommendations.

A first tour of the 61st Venice Biennale highlights several performances that make a loud impression, alongside other notable contributions from various countries, including Austria.

The Russia pavilion at the Venice Biennale has drawn the event into a dispute over EU sanctions, with Brussels warning that allowing Moscow to participate would breach the ban on providing services to the Kremlin.

The Venice Biennale has commenced, drawing attention to the ongoing issue of Venice sinking, which is seen as a symptom of a broader civilizational model.

The center-left mayoral candidate for Venice, Martella, criticized ten years of right-wing 'quagmire' in the city and deemed the entrance ticket ineffective, advocating for better management of tourist flows and a special statute.

A senior police officer in Serbia is facing disciplinary action for a Facebook post he made regarding the Novi Sad tragedy. The incident is seen by some as part of a broader crackdown on dissent within the Ministry of Interior.

Slovak Prosecutor General Maroš Žilinka has been discharged from the hospital after undergoing a heart procedure, with his condition reported as stable. He will continue his treatment at home.

A 20-year-old man has died after sustaining multiple stab wounds in Belgrade's Borska Street, according to local reports.

The 61st Venice Biennale opened amidst political tensions, protests over Israel's participation, and the continued closure of the Russian pavilion, with resignations also dampening the event.

The Sarajevo Canton Assembly has adopted a set of internal affairs laws that include the introduction of auxiliary police, a helicopter unit, and more stringent conditions for firearm ownership.

Students and activist groups in Novi Sad are protesting the selection of an artist for a monument to victims of a canopy collapse, citing his political affiliations and calling the choice hypocritical.

Udruženje novinara Srbije (UNS) sa svojim ogrankom na Kosovu je danas pozvalo UNICEF da na svom Instagram nalogu počne redovno da objavljuje sadržaj n

The opposition in Slovakia is questioning the supervision of the Prešov hospital construction, which was halted last week, though Minister Šaško does not view the suspension as dramatic.

The Prosecutor's Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina has requested an international arrest warrant and detention for Ranko Grab, who is on trial for war crimes committed in Bosanski Novi, after he failed to appear at a hearing again.

Two men were rescued naked from Venice's canals in the early morning, but a 20-year-old who also jumped in was found lifeless, prompting a search operation.

Stanislav Holobrada has been removed as chairman of the Příbram Regional Hospital board during an extraordinary meeting, as he faces accusations in a corruption case.

Artist Lubaina Himid discusses her journey to represent Britain at the Venice Biennale, a culmination of a 40-year effort, after previously having to show her work in less prominent spaces.

The Public Ministry of Romania announced the finalization of IT equipment acquisition aimed at expanding technological capabilities and securing electronic messaging within its internet network, funded through the PNRR.

Three individuals fell into the water in Venice, resulting in the death of a 20-year-old man whose body was recovered by divers. The other two members of the group were rescued by a passing boat.

The Russian pavilion in Venice has opened despite massive protests, becoming a focal point for the chaotic atmosphere surrounding one of the world's most important cultural events.

Artist Marina Abramović's latest exhibition, "Transforming Energy," has opened at the Gallerie dell'Accademia in Venice, featuring a display of plaster bones to evoke the traumas of war.

A Serbian working group convened its second meeting to align "Mrdić's laws" with the recommendations provided by the Venice Commission. This session focused on harmonizing the legal framework as advised by the international body.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić and the Chinese Embassy remain silent after members of an independent inquiry commission claimed that Vučić had guaranteed their safety following a canopy collapse, raising questions about potential prosecutorial action.

A decade-long legal procedure concerning an illegally expanded 40-million-euro luxury villa near Nice, owned by pro-Russian Ukrainians, has concluded with the acquittal of the steward.

The director of Jiřice prison has been suspended from service following a prisoner escape, and his deputy has also left their position. These personnel changes come as authorities investigate the circumstances surrounding the escape.

The House of Peoples of the Parliament of BiH finally convened after several failed attempts, focusing on a single agenda item concerning alleged 'secret agreements between Bosniaks and Serbs', with delegates continuing their dispute after the session.

Seven firefighters from Pljevlja, Montenegro, including Zoran Brajković and Ranko Marković, have received commendations for their 20 years of dedicated service.

Conductor Beatrice Venezi has spoken out after her dismissal, stating that the government's cultural project has faded and she is evaluating legal action against La Fenice theater.

The Society of Judges of Serbia has criticized the High Judicial Council (VSS) for its "inappropriately fast pace" of work. They highlighted that the VSS made decisions on 80 points across just four sessions.

A concrete deer sculpture by Ukrainian artist Zhanna Kadyrova, created before the invasion, has become a powerful symbol of survival and displacement as it makes its way to the Venice Biennale in 2026.

City road workers in Warsaw are beginning work on the Gdański Bridge to protect its balustrades and cornices from corrosion, with all tasks scheduled to be completed by the end of summer.

A guide highlights pavilions and exhibitions not to be missed at the upcoming Venice Art Biennale, offering insights into both prominent and subtle displays.

Approximately 8 million children in Sudan are currently out of school due to years of conflict, according to UNICEF. Efforts are underway to help these children catch up on their education, highlighting the devastating impact of war on the country's youth.

Nutrition experts emphasize that diet can significantly impact cholesterol levels, suggesting three specific foods to eat more frequently for those looking to lower their cholesterol quickly.

New paleontological research, based on fossilized jaws, indicates that enormous octopuses, comparable to the legendary Kraken, may have ruled the seas during the dinosaur era.

This week's horoscopes offer predictions and advice for various zodiac signs, including guidance for Pisces on setting boundaries and anticipating passionate sparks for Aries. The astrological forecasts cover different aspects of life for the coming days.

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A German cookbook author's latest book delves into the origins of aperitivo culture, revealing the Habsburgs' unexpected involvement in the invention of the Spritz in Venice.

New findings from an Italian investigation suggest that the tragic sinking of a luxury yacht off the coast of Sicily in August 2024 was not solely due to an exceptional storm, with investigators pointing to other contributing factors.

Many people spent the long weekend outdoors with heavy meals like BBQ and beans, which often lead to unpleasant consequences such as bloating and stomach discomfort. Three foods are suggested to help.

An article explores the contrasting aspects of an unnamed European capital, delving into both its glamorous facade and underlying challenges. It examines the 'glitter and misery' that coexist within the city.

Bulgaria will present an exhibition titled "Federation of Minor Practices" at the 61st Venice Art Biennale, running from May 9th to November 22nd. The country's representation is led by an all-female team.

A small village school in Olešnice, Czech Republic, is closing after more than a century, as only seven children are projected to enroll for the next academic year, partly due to the closure of a nearby children's home.

A commentary from Kult Plave Kamenice argues that the anti-alcohol campaign, intensifying globally and in Croatia, is an attack on the fundamental principles of Western civilization, drawing parallels to the anti-smoking campaign.

UNICEF Morocco has released its 2025 annual report, detailing interventions and progress in health, education, child protection, and social inclusion for Moroccan children.

Police in the Czech Republic are searching for 21-year-old Samuel Šťuka, who escaped from Jiřice prison in Nymburk. Šťuka, convicted of violent and drug-related crimes, is considered dangerous.

A well-known retail chain in Bosnia and Herzegovina is shutting down all its branches, leading to the loss of 1,300 jobs.

Culture is being reborn from the rubble in Gaza thanks to the Al-Anqa (Phoenix) Library, an initiative by two young people who collected over 6,000 books lost due to Israeli destruction of other libraries.

Superfoods are often highlighted for individual benefits, but experts suggest that combining two specific foods daily can offer the most powerful benefits for heart health.

Novi Sad marked 18 months since the collapse of the railway station canopy on November 1, 2024, at 11:52 AM. The incident, which involved a reconstructed and twice-opened station, resulted in 14 immediate deaths and two more fatalities in the hospital.

A joint report by UNICEF and the government has raised alarm, indicating that four out of ten children are exposed to lead, posing serious health and cognitive risks.