Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić is reportedly planning to change the higher education law, an offensive aimed at breaking the student movement and undermining the support state universities provide to students fighting for the rule of law.

An Austrian national agency claims that Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić intends to change the higher education law to break universities and student protests, signaling an offensive against the student movement.

The office of the Ombudswoman for Gender Equality, Višnja Ljubičić, criticized the blocking of the '24 BACI' photo exhibition in Karlovac, Croatia, which features kisses between same-sex couples.

An exhibition in Lisbon brings together works from the National Museum of Contemporary Art (MNAC) and the National Museum of Ancient Art (MNAA), fostering a dialogue between different centuries of art.

The national monument, the Menhir of Outeiro da Barrada in Monsaraz, was vandalized with an inscription reading 'Muito obrigado dotora'. The message was apparently left by someone thanking for the installation of a bench near the menhir.

A section of Bulevar despota Stefana in Belgrade, from number 109 to the Police Administration, is scheduled to close around August 15th for the construction of a traffic tunnel.

The leader of Chega, André Ventura, announced a new meeting with Prime Minister Luís Montenegro to discuss labor law reform, stating that points of agreement remain distant and reiterating his opposition to the current proposal.

A new report from the UCO (Central Operative Unit) submitted to the National Court points to Mercedes González, director of the Civil Guard, opening an internal investigation against UCO agents a day after deleting a conversation with PSOE figure Leire Díez.

The Association of Banks of Montenegro (UBCG) held its third assembly of 2026, approving a new statute and a five-year financial framework with all 11 member banks present.

Volunteer divers are cleaning the Ciénaga de Zapata National Park in Cuba, a UNESCO biosphere reserve. Conservation efforts in the largest Caribbean wetland are reportedly hampered by the US oil blockade.

A senior citizen from the Tatra region in Slovakia was defrauded of ten thousand euros through a fake accident scheme involving her son, leading to the arrest of two young Czech individuals.

Former Spanish Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero has requested more time to gather documentation regarding precious stones he did not declare to the Tax Agency, but confirmed he would respond to questions about the Plus Ultra rescue.

Former YouTube executive Susanne Daniels stated that YouTube did not know what to do with shows like 'Cobra Kai' but predicts the platform will eventually pivot back to original content.

Aleksandar Anđelković, a professor at the Faculty of Forestry in Belgrade and member of the 'Kreni-promeni' movement, stated that Serbia is once again facing torrential floods, indicating that the authorities have not learned lessons from the 2014 Obrenovac floods.

A professor from the Faculty of Forestry in Belgrade, Aleksandar Anđelković, has warned that Serbia continues to face torrents and flood risks due to inadequate drainage systems. He stated that authorities have learned nothing from the Obrenovac floods over a decade ago.

Branislav Janjić, identified as a key figure in the "Elez network," has died in the hospital due to severe injuries sustained in a shooting that occurred on June 7 in Spomen-park Vraca, raising questions about potential new conflicts.

Alberto Aroso resigned as a board member of Infraestruturas de Portugal (IP) after only three days, citing a rupture with the company's decisions regarding Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) options.

Food poisoning is a common and unpleasant health condition characterized by symptoms like nausea, stomach cramps, vomiting, and fever. This article discusses that the last meal consumed is not always the sole cause of the illness.

Cooper Raiff writes, directs, and stars in the new TV series 'Hal & Harper', which focuses on a family experiencing emotional apnea, featuring Mark Ruffalo and Lili Reinhart.

Eyal Keltsh, CEO of Robyg, states that the developer's focus on Poland's largest and most liquid housing markets has resulted in strong apartment sales, as the company prepares for its initial public offering (IPO) and plans to expand operations.

Hundreds of Polish municipalities show significant differences, sometimes thousands of zlotys, between residents' earnings and the wages offered by local companies and institutions, which can impact local welfare.

An analysis exploring the reasons behind the gender pay gap, highlighting factors such as lack of visibility, measurement, and recognition, alongside direct discrimination in salaries.

An opinion piece critically examines the concept of an 'electoral herd' and the 'poverty industry,' arguing that dependent poor individuals serve political and economic interests.

Four people were injured in a serious traffic accident that occurred in Goražde, Bosnia, involving three motorcyclists and the driver of a Škoda car, leading to a road closure.

Approximately 400 children aged five to 14 from 45 Greek cities competed in mental arithmetic at the annual Brainobrain educational program in Thessaloniki.

Danish political commentator Emil Salzer argues that the modern left-wing is struggling with identity politics and needs to refocus on issues relevant to the working class to regain influence.

Srđan Perić, leader of Preokret, criticized Montenegro's PES party, stating that the executive branch, led by the mayor, views the Capital City Assembly as an executive body of the executive power.

Serbian Orthodox Church Patriarch Porfirije stated that some did not view the veneration of the Theotokos Belt by a 'river of people' with good will, and he prays for them.

An article debunks the common myth that the last meal consumed is always responsible for food poisoning, explaining that symptoms like nausea, cramps, and fever can be caused by earlier meals.

A pavement in Kragujevac's Vašarište neighborhood collapsed due to a burst asbestos water pipe. The city is actively monitoring the situation and assessing the damage.

Traffic on the M-3 Plužine - Jasenovo polje highway in Montenegro will be suspended from 11 AM to 5 PM due to asphalting work in the Zaborje area. Road conditions are otherwise reported as good.

PETBIÓTICOS is gaining prominence in clinics, homes, and animal shelters due to its effectiveness against diarrhea and its focus on the microbiota and intestinal balance of dogs and cats.

A Montenegrin article describes hake with chard as a simple and healthy Mediterranean dish, highlighting hake's mild taste, high protein content, and low fat, making it suitable for a balanced diet.

A serious traffic accident involving two cars occurred near the Olympic pool in Sarajevo, where wheels detached from one vehicle, with a protective barrier preventing a greater catastrophe.

José Pimenta Machado, President of the Portuguese Environment Agency (APA), has again declined to comment further on the controversy surrounding beach umbrellas and concessions, reiterating the agency's previous stance that bathers are permitted to place umbrellas in front of beach concessions.

Gdańsk police have arrested a 21-year-old man after a video circulated online showing him beating a dog and lifting it by its collar. He faces up to three years in prison for animal cruelty.

Actor Tom Pelphrey, in Emmy contention for his role in 'Task', reflects on how getting sober, his role in 'Ozark', and becoming a parent prepared him for his current work.

The City of Zagreb has commenced the payment of aid for damages caused by a recent storm, with 434 applications approved. Residents are encouraged to check if they are on the list to receive compensation.

Volunteers from the 'Kapličkáři' association have successfully restored the Chapel of Our Lady of Help in Evany, Litoměřice region, which will be ceremonially opened and consecrated on Saturday after a 320,000 CZK renovation.

Serbia has recorded 167 traffic fatalities this year, with police announcing intensified controls ahead of the summer season to improve road safety.

Mladen Mikijelj, Director of Morsko dobro (Public Enterprise for Coastal Zone Management), announced the initiation of a project to arrange the Pizana area, which includes cleaning and improving access for recreation.

An opinion piece criticizes the Portuguese Prime Minister for ideologically aligning with André Ventura's Chega party in an attempt to neutralize it, particularly regarding policies affecting the poor.

An illegal construction project led to the collapse of a building in Faro, Portugal, on April 16. The incident occurred on Rua Cunha Matos, which remains closed following the collapse.

A critical editorial argues that serious debate cannot occur by simply stating that people spend their days in cafes and do not want to work. It suggests such rhetoric might be effective in government-Chega meetings but not for the country at large.

The insurance sector is issuing warnings about the potential risks associated with the use of Artificial Intelligence in the justice system. This highlights concerns regarding the implications of AI integration in legal processes.

A wildfire erupted in Gondomar, Portugal, mobilizing over 100 firefighters, cutting off the EN15 highway, and forcing the evacuation of a motel, though no injuries or threatened homes have been reported.

Montenegro's police director has issued an order temporarily banning heavy vehicle traffic and restricting all vehicle categories on several roads until October 15, anticipating increased traffic during the summer tourist season.

Despite a good cherry harvest in Serbia this year, buyers have drastically cut prices from 300 dinars per kilogram last year to 70-80 dinars, according to producers.

BIRN reports that the European Commission is considering changes to regulations concerning foreign air carriers, which could impact Wizz Air. The review specifically examines Serbia's new air traffic regulations.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, described as a master of political theater, is set to visit Slovakia for the first time. Modi, who began as a tea seller, aims to become India's longest-serving prime minister, surpassing Gandhi.

Ivan Živkov commented on the visit of students to the Expo, stating that it represents a 'revenge on education' and an attempt to introduce the educational system into a state of obedience.

Final works on connecting the 'Miloš Veliki' and 'Moravski Koridor' highways in Serbia will lead to changes in traffic regimes around the cities of Kraljevo and Čačak.

During the Mlađan trial, a defense witness described the accused as a 'maximally correct man,' while another witness questioned the credibility of a different individual, Bjelica, stating he should not be trusted despite his claims of loyalty.

An experiment conducted in Barcelona reportedly succeeded in convincing even the most skeptical individuals about the capabilities and potential of artificial intelligence.

A representative from the Roma Federation for Europe stated that Roma communities throughout the continent continue to encounter significant barriers in accessing education and employment opportunities.

Polish military officers suggest that the reinstatement of conscription is a matter of 'when, not if,' prompting discussions on who would serve in the army, civil defense, or critical state institutions.

A large fire was reported on Monday evening in Dobromislės village, Vilnius district, where a garage and an outbuilding caught fire.

Presidential minister Marcin Przydacz commented on former Justice Minister Zbigniew Ziobro's reported entry into the USA on a journalistic visa, stating that if Ziobro identifies himself as such, it is his own business.

A study from the University of York, analyzing grape seed DNA, has revealed new insights into the origin of grape varieties, indicating white grape varieties once predominated in the Chianti region.

This article explains that engine oil consumption is normal even for new or well-maintained engines, contrary to the common belief that it always indicates a fault or wear. It details several valid reasons for this phenomenon.

A new data leak reveals details about Russia's 'shadow fleet' of at least 700 oil tankers, which are reportedly guarded by mercenaries and spies in the Baltic and North Seas to circumvent European sanctions.

Selmir Kovač, Director of the Sarajevo Canton Road Directorate, responded to a report regarding pillars remaining in the middle of a newly built road in Grbavica and the planned 700,000 KM for the South Longitudinal project.

A large crane has collapsed onto two buildings in Madrid's Tetuán district, causing significant damage to one of the homes and necessitating the evacuation of several residents, though no injuries have been reported.

A review of the Motorola Razr Fold foldable phone praises its entry into the large-format foldable screen market, noting its good battery life and a generous package of accessories aimed at professional users.

A power failure at the SNS data center in Portugal left health professionals without access to computer systems, resulting in over 150,000 unregistered consultations and raising concerns about contingency plans.

A physical altercation occurred among defendants in the glass cage during the pre-trial hearing for the murder of Renis Dobra at GJKKO, prompting numerous officers to intervene.

Ryszard Petru has proposed the formation of a new political party, described as a 'Confederation light,' which he believes should be created for the good of the coalition. He envisions this group as being firm on certain fundamental issues.

Montenegro experienced 70 traffic accidents over the weekend, resulting in four fatalities. Authorities have also announced traffic suspensions on several road sections.

New research suggests that completely avoiding sugar could negatively impact gut health and metabolic functions. This finding offers a different perspective on the common advice to eliminate sugar from one's diet.

Apesar do anúncio do acordo entre EUA e Irão, as dúvidas persistem em Ormuz, onde mais de 600 navios estão retidos. Segurança de travessia, minas e concorrência preocupam armadores e comerciantes.

The MOMUS museum announced a collaboration with MARMITA Microbrewery of Kavala to launch its own unpasteurized, low-alcohol beer, blending art with a unique tasting experience.

About a Michelin meal and crying in the shower

Valencia is experiencing significant urban renewal, with the reurbanization of Colón street underway and Pérez Galdós street still under reform, alongside plans for San Agustín and the City Hall square.

An opinion piece criticizes the public discourse surrounding a new social welfare program (PSU) in Portugal, arguing that the debate is marred by dishonesty and the belief that only the state can provide solidarity. It questions the preference for state-subsidized poverty over other forms of charity.

Montenegro's Ministry of Foreign Affairs dismissed Serbian President Vučić's accusations of hybrid warfare as unfounded and inappropriate, reaffirming its desire for good relations with Serbia.

Serbian Orthodox Church Patriarch Porfirije stated that some viewed the veneration of the Cincture of the Theotokos with ill will, emphasizing the need to pray for them.

The Valencian Socialist Party (PSPV) announced it will denounce the regional Health Minister for allegedly concealing data related to the privatization of healthcare services, demanding information on contracts and referrals to private companies.

Arguments that led Ayaan Ali Hirsi, a prominent atheist and former associate of Richard Dawkins, to convert to Christianity are being discussed.

Galette Bretonne, thin buckwheat pancakes similar to crêpes but gluten-free, are highlighted as a versatile French dish equally delicious in both savory and sweet versions.

A family of photographers from Can Daguerre, a historic studio in Sants, reflects on five decades of continuous work, emphasizing that a photographer's primary skill is learning to observe.

A pediatric neurologist warns that more than five hours of screen time can harm children's brain development, potentially leading to autistic-like behaviors in preschoolers and exacerbating symptoms of ADHD or autism.

A traffic accident involving two passenger vehicles occurred at 6:25 PM on Bulevar Meše Selimovića in Sarajevo's Otoka neighborhood.

The article explores David Hockney's artistic philosophy, highlighting his desire for people to find joy in his paintings and his consistent focus on the beautiful aspects of the world, even during challenging times like the 2020 pandemic lockdown.

Lawyers for Jonathan Andic are downplaying messages about 'killing the father,' which were included in the Prosecutor's Office brief as evidence of a poor relationship, asserting that the texts have a 'positive tone' when interpreted in the proper context.

A farewell tribute is paid to the poet Bogić, described as always dedicated to others and their diversity in his writings, revealing his own vast capacity for understanding.

Montenegro plans to revise textbooks and curricula as part of the next phase of education reform, according to Ćalasan. The revisions aim to remove gender stereotypes and update educational materials.

The Queen of Peace statue in Dunavecse, Hungary, has been vandalized again, with its head removed. Police have launched another investigation into the repeated damage to the monument.

Maikel Boon, an MP for Geert Wilders' far-right Party for Freedom (PVV), has been ordered to pay damages to court artist Petra Urban after he used AI to alter her image of two Syrian brothers, making them appear more menacing.

The Scottish organization 'Beyond Srebrenica', dedicated to preserving the memory of the Srebrenica genocide, has been recognized as the Charity of the Year in Scotland within its budget category.

Police in Travnik, Bosnia and Herzegovina, arrested two individuals suspected of staging car accidents, seizing luxury vehicles and a large sum of money.

Montenegro recorded 25 traffic accidents in the last 24 hours, resulting in two fatalities, two serious injuries, and four minor injuries.

Montenegro's Public Enterprise for Marine Property Management has initiated a project to arrange Pizana beach in Budva, aiming to make it accessible as a public bathing area without commercial restrictions.

The article lists significant historical events that occurred on June 13, including the death of Sava Kovačević and the abdication of Miloš Obrenović.

Spain's Social Security allows individuals to receive both retirement and widow's contributory pensions simultaneously, though a maximum monthly limit is in place to prevent excessive payments.

The Setúbal City Council has rejected accusations from the Left Bloc (BE) that Herdade da Comenda appropriated five Arrábida beaches, justifying access restrictions due to landslide risks.

Portugal's Superior Council of the Judiciary (CSM) has criticized the government's proposals regarding asylum and borders, particularly the permitted detention time and the staggered implementation of changes to foreign and asylum laws.

The Socialist Party (PS) in the Azores is requesting information regarding the execution of a program, warning that delays in application analysis and payments for "Agroacrescenta" could jeopardize investments and create liquidity issues for farmers.

Traffic has been suspended on the main road near Rogatica, Bosnia and Herzegovina, following a collision involving three vehicles.

A proposal by the Chega party regarding air connections in the Azores was rejected, despite the party deeming them essential for the regional economy following Ryanair's departure.

Medical professionals have reportedly discovered unexpected health benefits associated with watching erotic television series, according to a therapist's explanation.

The Slovak Ministry of Defense is planning technical modernization, but the opposition PS movement criticizes its long-term defense plan until 2040 as nonsensical and vague, also faulting Robert Kaliňák for silence on Russian aggression.

An international study has revealed a global tendency for people to turn left when moving freely, a biological pattern that could influence spatial design.

An agreement between Serbia and MOL regarding NIS has been met with skepticism from experts, who question its guarantees for the sale's realization and the long-term commitment to the refinery's operation. Key issues about NIS remain unanswered, with some suggesting the deal is insignificant without Moscow's approval and OFAC's consent.

Dozens of Romanian newsrooms and civic organizations have issued an open letter condemning what they call an 'unacceptable public stigmatization' and abuse of authority by the Superior Council of Magistracy (CSM) through a 'blacklist'.

Portugal's Agency for Integration, Migrations and Asylum (AIMA) is requiring immigrants who only paid half of their family reunification fees to pay the remaining balance for their applications to be processed.

MANEKENKA Adriana Lima (45) održava formu strogim režimom.

A preliminary peace deal between the United States and Iran has sparked a global market rally, with gold and mining shares rising due to eased rate-hike fears, while oil prices have fallen, impacting companies like Petrobras. The deal comes as the Strategic Petroleum Reserve hits its lowest level since 1983, raising questions about potential tolls for commercial ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz.

The Chega parliamentary group in the Legislative Assembly of the Azores, comprising five deputies, has called for an urgent debate on the Recovery and Resilience Plan (PRR) due to the approaching deadline for its implementation.

On the baggage claim carousel at airports, you can often see a large number of almost identical suitcases, which increases the risk of baggage being swapped or lost.

The Portuguese government has assured that the discount on the ISP (fuel tax) will be maintained, even as fuel prices have decreased.

BComú is urging the Collboni government to restore the Olympic pavilion designed by Miralles, which won the Ciutat de Barcelona architecture prize but has been neglected for nearly 20 years in a municipal plot in Vall d'Hebron.

New environmental labels, ranging from carbon footprints to Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs), are revealing the true impact of products. These labels aim to curb greenwashing and establish transparency as a competitive advantage for businesses.

The European Investment Bank's (EIB) Board of Governors, comprising EU finance ministers, has approved the Bank's strategy to achieve its priorities, which includes increased financing and a greater willingness to take risks while fully engaging its capital.

The Order of Doctors criticized the 'worrying' lack of contact from the Ministry of Health regarding a 'second serious failure' in the National Health Service (SNS) in less than a month, emphasizing the need for immediate institutional communication.

Shareholders of NLB have received the first installment of their promised dividends. This distribution marks a financial payout to investors.

The defense of former Spanish President José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero has requested more time to prepare his declaration regarding the smuggling and tax fraud charges related to jewelry found in his office.

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez is facing a difficult week as his wife and former Prime Minister go on trial. This marks another critical period for Sánchez as he navigates judicial scrutiny.

Jacek Kurski was questioned by prosecutors regarding the case of former Justice Minister Zbigniew Ziobro, who allegedly fled to the USA, with the National Public Prosecutor's Office spokesman providing details on the interrogation.

Branislav Janjić, a high-ranking member of Darko Elez's clan, died in a hospital from severe injuries sustained in a mafia shootout on June 7 in Sarajevo's Vraca Memorial Park.

An unusual situation unfolded in Albania's Special Anti-Corruption Court as defendants in the Renis Dobra murder trial engaged in a physical conflict within the glass cage.

Employees in public services in Croatia, including 90,000 in education and science, are entitled to a €300 regress payment if they use at least a proportional part of their annual leave during the current year.

Learn how to make a classic cherry upside-down cake, a traditional dessert that is easy for even beginner bakers to master. This recipe offers a simple approach to creating a delicious and visually appealing treat.

A recipe for a lighter, quicker, and more refreshing version of American pancakes, using Greek yogurt and lemon instead of the classic heavy batter, perfect for a summer meal.

A chronicle by Vivien Merciel Suarez explores why diaries were traditionally given to girls and not boys, questioning gender roles in encouraging writing and self-exploration.

The U.S. Department of Justice has reportedly approved Paramount Skydance's planned $111 billion acquisition of Warner Bros Discovery, paving the way for a major consolidation in the media industry.

A discussion is underway in Portugal regarding the Single Social Benefit (PSU), focusing on its potential to streamline administrative processes and enhance efforts to combat poverty.

A Croatian official warned that Europe's leaders currently prioritize power over peace and cooperation, urging Croatia to remain vigilant and protect its interests amidst a climate of perceived coercion.

The merger between Paramount and Warner Bros. companies has been approved. Earlier this year, numerous Hollywood actors, directors, and producers signed an open letter warning that the merger could lead to job losses, increased consumer prices, and a reduction in new projects.

A beaver has been observed actively building dams and burrows in the banks of Petržalka, Slovakia, indicating it is comfortable in the urban environment and accustomed to human presence.

Historian Miguel Gotor engaged in a dialogue with Stefano Cappellini at Rep Idee, discussing his book 'Rossobruni' which maps out figures like Putin and Vannacci who seek to undermine democracy.

The most recognizable figure of the Cuban Revolution is not Cuban but Argentine, tracing Che Guevara's journey from a doctor to a guerrilla leader and his enduring image as a symbol of rebellion.

A fatal road accident on the Pogradec-Lin axis in Albania resulted in one death and four injuries, with images from the scene being released. Separately, two teenagers died and one person was critically injured in a traffic accident in Nikšić, Montenegro.

Emergency services in Niš, Serbia, reported six injuries from five traffic accidents, while Montenegro experienced 32 traffic incidents in 24 hours, resulting in two fatalities. These reports highlight a concerning number of road accidents in the region.

The Auto-Moto Association of Serbia (AMSS) has warned of increased traffic expected on major road routes. Drivers are advised to anticipate heavier congestion.

A Czech article draws parallels between the current global situation and Europe in 1914, warning against naivety regarding the possibility of war and emphasizing the importance of understanding the causes of World War I.

Petróleo Brasileiro S.A. – Petrobras (PBR) has finalized an agreement with SBM Offshore for the provision of oil and gas production vessels.

Paul McCartney paid tribute to his friend, artist David Hockney, expressing that he will miss Hockney's 'fabulous personality.' McCartney also shared his appreciation for all of Hockney's paintings.

Catalonia experienced a tragic day with three deaths in its natural environment. Incidents included a young man drowning in the Llobregat river, a diver dying in Cadaqués, and a person perishing after a fall in Medacorba, Pallars Sobirà.

Keir Starmer has promised NATO that the UK will publish its defence plan before the upcoming summit in Ankara in July.

A recent poll indicates that less than one in five voters believe Przemysław Czarnek would be a good prime minister. Even among Law and Justice (PiS) voters, not all are convinced of his suitability for the role.

Czech Television reporter Petr Obrovský discussed in an interview why European topics, from migration to decarbonization and budget disputes, require context and how to find understandable language for complex issues in Brussels that are often not seen on TV.

An accused drug trafficker explained to a fugitive that selling 50 grams of cocaine in the United Arab Emirates could yield 50,000 euros, while simultaneously warning that those caught trafficking in the country face the death penalty.

The city center of Zagreb transformed into a vibrant open-air fashion runway today, bustling with well-known faces and impressive outfits.

The Maria statue in Dunavecse has been vandalized once again, highlighting its troubled history.

Germany is developing the Cobra 600, an armed jet drone capable of carrying an IRIS-T guided missile, designed to extend the range of ground-based air defense systems.

A survey among Slovenian youth reveals that nearly a third do not believe their work will allow them to start a family in the next decade, and only 38% see home ownership as an achievable goal.

Two individuals from Travnik, Bosnia and Herzegovina, have been arrested in an operation dubbed "Fingiranje 2" on suspicion of faking traffic accidents and committing grand theft.

Dr. Jelena Juvan, head of the Department of Defense Studies at FDV, continues to raise concerns about Slovenia's defense capabilities, questioning the state of its national defense and highlighting the country's lack of adequate protection.

A photograph of the Jerković family house in Dobrošin near Gornji Vakuf-Uskoplje, featuring flags of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia on adjacent balconies, has attracted widespread attention on social media.

Kresna Noč, a forgotten Slovenian midsummer festival, is being highlighted as a tradition that encourages socializing and good food. The event calls for a revival of this cultural celebration.

The Council of Europe has threatened Portugal with further action due to persistent issues of prison overcrowding.

Investigators are examining the modest jewelry worn by Sonsoles Espinosa, wife of former Spanish President José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, which includes a 'worthless' pearl necklace, a 500-euro necklace, and a 150-euro watch.

A heartwarming sight from Dobrošin in the municipality of Gornji Vakuf-Uskoplje, Bosnia and Herzegovina, shows two flags displayed on a house, a gesture that has brought smiles to many and offers hope for coexistence.

Model Emily Ratajkowski opens up about a challenging period where motherhood coincided with the deterioration of her marriage to Sebastian Bear-McClard, reflecting on her experience as a single mother after their divorce.

The Public Prosecutor's Office has accused the driver who ran over Pedro Sobral of negligent homicide and omission of aid. The driver also faces charges of dangerous driving and four serious and very serious road infractions, with a request for him to be deemed unfit to drive and have his license revoked.

Residents can receive up to 50% subsidies and loans with 0% interest for the renovation of apartment blocks. This initiative aims to encourage and support building upgrades.

The parliament has approved new proposals concerning asylum and border control, alongside a controversial measure allowing for the confiscation of assets without a prior conviction.

Doctors and dentists in Tuzla Canton have ended their multi-month strike after the cantonal government and the professional union signed an agreement to increase salary coefficients.

Aliados Consulting partnered with Observador Lab to launch a new podcast featuring leaders and specialists discussing sustainability, innovation, and the economy.

The highly controversial and politically incorrect series "The Boys" has concluded, prompting a closer look at its impact and themes. It is noted for its brutal and obscene portrayal of evil.

Eighth graders in Zagreb are gathering at Bundek to celebrate the end of their primary education, marking the beginning of summer holidays for all students.

Boris Vidović, known from 'Kmetija' and 'Love Island UK', disclosed on Instagram that he underwent a cosmetic procedure, citing both aesthetic improvement and a desire to breathe better.

The Germans Trias hospital is spearheading an international study by the WHO to better understand hantavirus infection and prepare for future outbreaks.

A section of Podgorica is currently without electricity due to an outage of the KB 10 kV “Pobrežje 1” from TS 110/10 kV “Podgorica 5”, as announced by the Montenegrin Electric Distribution System (CEDIS).