A town in Bukidnon, Philippines, has launched a P18.36-million government-funded feeding program to provide daily nutritious meals for 4,000 daycare children over six months, aiming to combat malnutrition.
Al Jazeera provides an analysis suggesting that a potential US-Israel war on Iran, while possibly redrawing alliances, would not fundamentally alter the enduring factors of geography, Palestine, and political identity in the Middle East.
The World Food Programme is urging for a greater response to the Ebola outbreak, which was officially declared in mid-May. The ongoing violence in the affected region is creating additional risks for both aid workers and civilians, complicating efforts to contain the disease.
Serbia's security agency (BIA) has advised President Vučić not to travel to Montenegro for an EU summit, citing security concerns including the presence of a crime boss. This advice comes amidst heightened tensions and reports of Serbia restricting entry for Montenegrin citizens.
Zahiragić, a Bosnian politician, appeared on Croatian Radiotelevision's 'Otvoreno' program to respond to a declaration by a right-wing party calling for the establishment of a new federal unit, or 'third entity,' in Bosnia and Herzegovina, asserting that 'Herceg-Bosna' will never be created.
Euclid Tsakalotos criticized Alexis Tsipras, commenting on the former prime minister's party name by stating that 'you don't form a co-alignment with yourself,' and also made remarks about the ELAS program.
Real Madrid presidential candidate Enrique Riquelme has promised to bring Erling Haaland to the club if he wins the elections, while Florentino Perez counters by announcing the return of Jose Mourinho as coach. The election campaign is marked by bold promises and accusations between the candidates.
The Romanian Constitutional Court is set to debate the constitutionality of the law concerning the SAFE Program, which allocates funds for defense. The court will address various aspects of the law that have been challenged.
Graphic designer and painter Bojana Bogavac speaks to 'Vijesti' about her creative work and her new cycle of works presented at an exhibition in KIC 'Budo Tomović'.
A country, known for its unique national pride and historical resistance to imperial powers, has adjusted its clock by 15 minutes, resulting in its current year being 2083. This geographical position between India and China has fostered a distinct identity.
Keiko Fujimori, leading the traditional right-wing candidacy and a favorite in polls, is campaigning on a promise of a 'tough hand' to combat crime and extortion in Peru.
An exhibition at the City Museum of Ljubljana, open until September 20, explores the history of seaside vacations through images, photographs, and objects, from aristocratic trends to trade union holidays.
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A tech CEO living in a $35 million California mansion has been arrested and charged by the US over allegations of secretly supplying sensitive US equipment to Iran, potentially aiding its nuclear program. The Department of Justice stated that the individual, Jamshid Ghomi, was involved in the illicit transfer of restricted technology.
Peter Chartrand from the United States submitted a photograph titled 'Street in Naco, Sonora, Mexico,' which was selected as the 'Photo of the Day' by Havana Times.
An auction featuring 50 items belonging to Michael Jackson, including concert accessories, clothing, autographs, and drawings, took place at Aguttes in Paris.
Millions of Americans relying on Social Security may face lower retirement income in the coming years, with over 15% of people in 47 states potentially affected and benefit losses exceeding $500, if the program's finances are not improved.
The publishers Folio and the Librarius app have joined Ukraine's 'Plyusy' support program, offering discounts and promo codes to servicemembers through 'Army+'.
Hasbro has developed a new program and unveiled its AI Studio, aimed at licensing its iconic characters for integration into various interactive artificial intelligence experiences, expanding its intellectual property's reach.
French President Emmanuel Macron met with Hungarian opposition leader Péter Magyar, with both parties announcing a new chapter in relations between France and Hungary. This meeting comes amidst ongoing tensions between Budapest and Brussels over migration and energy policies, and a separate incident involving a tool falling on a pedestrian near the Hungarian Prime Minister's office.
Dozens of US colleges, including some exclusive institutions, are providing free-tuition programs to support lower- and middle-class students amidst rising costs of higher education, which can reach six figures annually.
A photojournalist used a drone to capture spectacular images of one of the most beautiful cities on the Dalmatian coast. These attractive photographs were taken while reporting on potential landscape devastation in a historic city.
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) disclosed that thousands of illegal aliens, including sex criminals and MS-13 gang members, exploited the Special Immigrant Juvenile program to gain entry into the U.S.
The rise of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has provoked widespread debate about its implications for the future of work, creativity, ethics, and humanity itself.
A trainer presents a realistic fitness program that does not exhaust the body but helps maintain fitness, emphasizing that integrating exercise into daily life doesn't require extreme training.
The Cleanthous Foundation is funding art psychotherapy sessions for adolescents receiving treatment at the Archbishop Makarios III Hospital in Cyprus, aiming to support their mental health and wellbeing.
Three members of the British Royal Navy were killed when their helicopter crashed in England during a training exercise. The incident occurred in Devon, leading to an investigation into the cause.
Photographer Pol Kurucz (Pál Kurucz), known for his work with celebrities like Nicki Minaj and Paris Hilton, discusses his first short film, which he shot with Máté Mészáros and a non-binary American actor.
A new report indicates that Social Security benefit cuts could average $500 a month for retirees if the program's retirement trust fund runs dry, highlighting a looming depletion date.
The electronic platform for applications to the 'Neighborhood Nannies' program has opened, offering financial support of up to 500 euros to parents for infant and toddler care at home. The initiative targets specific households.
Legendary virtuoso pianist Cyprien Katsaris will perform with the Cyprus Symphony Orchestra in a celebratory concert on June 30, marking the closing event of Cyprus' cultural program as president of the EU Council.
Nicole Minetti has initiated legal proceedings seeking damages from Italian newspaper Il Fatto Quotidiano and television programs Cartabianca and Report.
Numerous schools across Serbia, including several in Belgrade, received bomb threats, leading to evacuations and police investigations. Authorities later confirmed many of these threats were false alarms, with one case in Bosnia and Herzegovina linked to a minor.
The salmon fishing season in Norway has seen a 'magical' start, with a nearly 20-kilogram salmon caught in the Namsen river system just an hour into the season.
Plan International Cameroon is working to combat period poverty through its Youth Empowerment Program (YEP), aiming to improve menstrual hygiene for millions of women, particularly in rural areas.
The Croatian government has launched a 2 million euro program to support at least 250 farmers from the Croatian community in Serbia through the 'Cro Fond' foundation.
A new biography aims to delve into the life of Muammar Gaddafi, seeking to move beyond his often-caricatured public image as the 'mad dog of the Middle East'.
The Saint-Germain-des-Prés book fair is returning for its third year, bringing a rich and modern literary program to the famous Les Deux Magots café in Paris.
Maria Karystianou expressed her desire for a debate with Kyriakos Mitsotakis and stated her readiness to govern, outlining a program and discussing a lawsuit against Nikos Karachalios.
ORF magazine chief Lisa Totzauer has presented her concept for the Austrian broadcaster, which includes reducing the number of directorates and personally leading program and information as General Director.
A volunteer-led river rehabilitation program in Libon town, Albay, Philippines, is gaining public support to restore waterways, promote environmental responsibility, and reduce flood risks.
Wizz Air has accused the Serbian Civil Aviation Directorate of endangering its business operations, while the Directorate maintains that regulatory changes do not limit air carriers' traffic rights.
Dozens of teachers and students from a dozen schools in eastern Brussels blocked the Montgomery roundabout to protest the upcoming vote on a decree-program containing economy measures for the education sector, accusing the majority government of disregarding democracy.
Analysis suggests that the UK's new far-right party, Restore Britain, which pledges an ambitious program of mass deportations, could pose a threat to Nigel Farage's Reform UK.
Nearly 8.24 million motorists in Belgium received speeding tickets last year, with eight out of ten violations being for exceeding the speed limit by less than 10 km/h. An infographic highlights the most effective speed cameras in Brussels and Wallonia.
The governments of Ghana and Jamaica have initiated a recruitment program to attract qualified Ghanaian nurses and medical specialists to work in Jamaica.
Heavy rain and strong winds have caused damage in Croatia, with warnings also issued for Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina. The severe weather has torn off bridge fences and scattered objects.
A new report in France aims to define wealth, particularly for demographics like childless couples, by addressing the lack of established criteria for measuring this status.
Paulius Vaitiekūnas is leaving his popular radio show "Orų berniukai" on M1, one of the country's most listened-to radio stations. He hosted his final broadcast on Thursday, marking a change for the program.
South Korea's recent local elections were notable for their scale and record figures, reflecting changing demographics, uneven competition, and the high cost of nationwide polls.
An exhibition in Bratislava features works by Macedonian artists Ana Mitevska, Angel Korunovski, Laze Tripkov, and Aleksandra Kostadinovska, curated by Kiril Penushliski, exploring the Glagolitic script through painting, photography, and contemporary visual interpretations.
Bank of Greece Governor Yannis Stournaras warned that soaring housing costs are a primary driver of Greece's demographic decline, forcing young adults to delay or abandon plans to start families.
Documentary photographer Polly Braden's new touring exhibition, part of the Guardian's 'Against the tide' series, showcases the lives of 16- to 25-year-olds living on the fringes of England and Wales.
India's birth rate has fallen below replacement levels, signaling the end of its baby boom. Demographic trends vary across the nation, with fewer births in cities but different patterns in some states like Bihar.
Moldova's agricultural sector is set to receive gradually increasing allocations over the next five years, rising from 2.3 billion lei in 2026 to 5.3 billion lei in 2030, with a total planned budget of 18.9 billion lei as part of the Strategic Program for Agricultural Policy.
Localities within Moldova's Security Zone are set to receive government funding for the modernization of educational, medical, cultural, and sports institutions through the 2026 country reintegration program.
The ORF 'Report' program is facing scrutiny regarding its method of presenting information, with some questioning if it simplifies content excessively.
Truck drivers are experiencing multi-day waits at the Croatian border due to a major upgrade of the customs system. The delays are not attributed to border police operations but rather to the ongoing technical improvements.
The Vienna State Opera's second venue has unveiled its new children's season program for 2026/27, featuring productions such as 'Little Witch,' 'Little Prince,' and 'Anne Frank.'
The US House of Representatives has voted to limit President Trump's war powers, specifically concerning potential military action against Iran. This move comes amidst ongoing tensions and debates over US foreign policy in the Middle East.
Montenegrin citizens are experiencing difficulties entering Serbia due to heightened border controls, leading to long queues and accusations of political motives following an incident in Tivat.
Western officials, citing recent UN data, warn that the possibility of Iran secretly developing nuclear weapons is significantly higher now than a year ago, before the US and Israel launched initial military attacks. This suggests that the attacks may have inadvertently accelerated Iran's nuclear program.
The Belgrade waterworks network is experiencing annual losses of 36%, amounting to 65 million cubic meters of water and 18 million euros, according to the Center for Local Self-Government.
The application platform for the 'Nannies of the Neighborhood' initiative by the Ministry of Social Cohesion and Family has opened, allowing parents to apply for the program.
The eighth Tallinn Architecture Biennale, running from September 9 to November 30, will feature Linnahall as the central focus of its curated main program.
Hong Kong and Beijing have heightened security measures and surveillance ahead of the anniversary of the Tiananmen Square crackdown. This includes increased police presence and restrictions on public gatherings, particularly in Hong Kong where past vigils have been held.
Italy is launching a new incentive program for purchasing TV decoders, modeled after appliance bonuses, which will include checks on the payment of Rai license fees.
An audit has found that women are significantly less likely to be referred for advanced heart failure therapies, making up only one in three referrals across Ireland and the UK, with no clear link to geographical location or social deprivation.
The Greek government has introduced a 'Home Renovation' program, providing subsidies of up to 95% of renovation costs, allowing citizens to receive up to €36,000 for repairs and upgrades to thousands of homes nationwide.
Greece has implemented extensive and organized reforms in public health, focusing on prevention through new programs for preventive examinations that cover 5.1 million citizens, led by Deputy Health Minister Eirini Agapidaki.
An author has been stopped from publishing a biography of Ntimama after the late politician's children argued that they are the rightful owners of all copyrights relating to their father's works.
The horror film 'Backrooms: No Exit,' originating from an internet meme and YouTube content, has become a significant box office success, grossing over $81 million. This success is highlighted as part of a broader Gen Z revolution on the big screen, powered by YouTube content and online obsessions.
The World Bank is implementing a program to strengthen electricity supply, expand cross-border trade, and increase access for millions across West Africa.
CBS News staff expressed anxiety and concern following the firing of veteran '60 Minutes' correspondent Scott Pelley and other on-air talent. The changes have led to questions about the future direction of the program under new leadership.
Al nostro festival, in programma a Bologna dal 12 al 14 giugno, saranno presenti in tanti, sia italiani che stranieri. Per raccontare e per riflettere.
The Justice Department has launched a Title VI investigation into Arizona State University's Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs following viral videos alleging denial of equal treatment.
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Director Wim Wenders has pulled his 1975 film "The Wrong Move" from circulation due to a controversial nude scene featuring Nastassja Kinski, who was 13 years old at the time. Wenders issued an apology, acknowledging the scene's problematic nature after years of public discussion.
Magdalena Sobkowiak-Czarnecka, the government's plenipotentiary for the SAFE program, described its achievements as having historical significance, expressing hope that the president now understands the truth of her statements.
Poddprofilen Julia Frändfors has withdrawn from the new season of the SVT program 'Invandrare för svenskar' in protest against the participation of right-wing debater Nick Alinia.
The platform ntantades.gov.gr has opened for applications for the "Nannies of the Neighborhood" program, offering monthly vouchers of up to 500 euros to support families with infants and toddlers aged 2 months to 2.5 years.
Cybercriminals have reportedly found a way to trick Meta's AI bot into giving them access to user accounts, bypassing complex security systems. This method allows scammers to gain control simply by asking the AI.
The article discusses the intricate relationship between geographical factors, perceived destiny, and their influence on the performance and trajectory of technology stocks.
Lithuania's Social Democratic Party (LSDP) is reportedly considering Minister Budrys' future in his post, with some members expressing concerns that he is pursuing an independent agenda. The question of his position is not currently on the council's agenda but remains a topic of discussion.
The ABBA Voyage show has launched an education program aimed at supporting young people from underrepresented communities in east London. The launch was marked by a rare appearance from ABBA members Benny Andersson and Anni-Frid Lyngstad.
Recent polls indicate that Swiss voters are likely to reject a referendum proposal aimed at limiting the country's population to 10 million residents. The initiative seeks to control population growth but faces opposition.
Major TV networks and streamers are aggressively marketing sports programming to advertisers, hoping to secure significant upfront ad dollars as Madison Avenue reduces overall advertising budgets.
The 'Mamy Olimpijki' program, intended to provide financial aid to female athletes who became mothers, has reportedly failed to deliver promised funds to participants like Julia Walczyk-Klimaszyk due to issues with 'tokens'.
Crunchyroll has announced its Anime Expo lineup, featuring programming on popular titles like ‘Demon Slayer’ and ‘The Apothecary Diaries’, along with guest panels and first looks.
A charter flight from Belgrade to Tivat, Montenegro, was met by strong police forces at the airport, leading to the detention and subsequent return of 90 passengers to Belgrade. The passengers were deemed undesirable guests and were not permitted to enter Montenegro.
The Greek Ministry of National Economy and Finance has issued an amended decision to include insurance intermediaries in the 'Start Business' initiative, part of the Competitiveness 2021 program.
A discussion on the 'Realpolitik' program in Portugal focused on the challenges of implementing reforms, the controversy surrounding the Single Social Benefit, and 'Operation Imergente'.
Selena Orb has unveiled a new video installation in Belgrade titled 'Between Space and Identity.' The artwork explores themes of spatial relationships and personal identity, offering a unique artistic experience.
FS1's flagship daily show, 'First Things First,' featuring Nick Wright, Chris Broussard, and Kevin Wildes, will be moving its timeslots to accommodate World Cup programming.
N1 Studio Live is broadcasting from Belgrade, providing live coverage and discussions. The program features updates and analysis from the Serbian capital.
The Ballet of the Serbian National Theatre is concluding its successful season with grand finale performances in June. The program will feature 'La Fille mal gardée' and 'Somewhere Beyond the Planet'.
The 'Lupinizam by Lupino' exhibition by artist Stephan Lupino has opened in Sisak, Croatia, at the Holandska kuća, featuring a humanitarian auction of photographs.
The Renault Group has initiated a new voluntary departure program for approximately 200 employees at Automobile Dacia and Renault Technologie Roumanie (RTR). Compensations offered can reach up to 210,000 lei net per person, depending on seniority.
Poland's Minister of Internal Affairs and Administration signed a regulation extending the buffer zone on the Polish-Belarusian border from June 3 until August 31, 2026, citing the need for continued operational vigilance and effective border protection.
Indonesia has arrested the former head of President Prabowo's flagship free meal scheme following his dismissal and a series of mass poisoning incidents. Investigators raided the agency's offices as part of the ongoing inquiry into the program.
Approximately 6,000 animals in Cyprus are still awaiting culling as part of the ongoing response to a foot-and-mouth disease outbreak, with the national vaccination program continuing its second phase.
The Sena (UBT) political party has called for an investigation into the Ladki Bahin scheme. This demand comes after 80 lakh beneficiaries were reportedly found to be ineligible for the program.
Three years into Poland's free HPV vaccination program, only one in five children has been vaccinated, falling short of the Ministry of Health's ambitious goal to cover 60% of young Poles by 2028.
The World Congress of Economists is scheduled to take place in Belgrade from June 22 to June 26. The event will gather economists from around the globe for discussions and presentations.
The Trump administration has announced it will not move forward with a controversial fund intended to support individuals involved in the January 6 Capitol riot. The decision came after significant pressure and backlash, including from within the Republican Party.
A shootout believed to be linked to an illegal drug transaction in Kadayangan, Special Geographic Area (SGA) in the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM) resulted in four deaths, including a minor, and four injuries.
An anti-drug operation in Villeurbanne on May 19 led to the seizure of nearly 72 kilograms of cannabis resin, 337 grams of cannabis herb, and 102 grams of cocaine, with an estimated street value of 585,000 euros.
Ghana's Ministry of Trade, Agribusiness and Industry is initiating a 'Feed the Industry' program aimed at resolving chronic raw material shortages within the country's agro-processing sector.
Critics of the Chinese regime have become targets of AI-generated fake pornographic content, which is then shared with their families, a tactic described as a classic method to silence dissent.
The Fier Police Director, Erion Ahmeti, presented the results of May operations, highlighting the seizure of 3.3 kilograms of cannabis as part of efforts against drug trafficking and intelligent road monitoring.
Greece's "Personal Assistant" program, vital for people with disabilities, will now be permanently implemented and funded by the state budget. The program will also be expanded to cover individuals over 65 years of age.
Many people in the Czech Republic who are eligible for debt relief are not utilizing the program, a long-term issue highlighted by experts. Only about 15% of those in execution, roughly 90,000 people, have entered the program.
Around 30 Montenegrin citizens were detained and questioned for several hours at Belgrade's Nikola Tesla Airport after arriving from Podgorica. Reports indicate they were taken to a separate room and had their passports confiscated before eventually being released.
A police dog in Dravograd, Slovenia, escaped while being cared for and subsequently bit a citizen. The incident occurred during the dog's care, leading to an injury to a member of the public.
Ramūnas Karbauskis, leader of the Lithuanian Farmers and Greens Union (LVŽS), stated that if the ruling coalition's composition were to change, his party would seek program adjustments and resolution on deputy minister positions.
After a career spanning seven decades, actor and director Clint Eastwood has reportedly decided to retire from the film industry, both in front of and behind the camera.
Protests have intensified in Albania against a luxury resort project backed by Jared Kushner, with demonstrators clashing with police and expressing concerns over environmental impact and lack of transparency. Citizens are demanding a halt to construction, asserting that the land is not for sale.
Indonesia's flagship free meals program, overseen by Prabowo Subianto, is under scrutiny due to long-standing governance issues, quality problems, and recent corruption allegations leading to arrests of former officials.
Tesco's 'Správne začiatky' grant program is once again distributing 223,300 euros to support ideas aimed at improving the lives of children and young people.
Eight political experts have analyzed the new Danish government's program, assessing its political leanings and identifying which party leader emerges as the biggest winner.
The annual i Light Singapore festival is set to return from June 5 to 28, featuring 14 light art installations and various festival programs, including a Silent Disco Parade and GastroBeats, across Marina Bay and Raffles Place.
An exhibition at the City Museum of Ljubljana, titled 'Gremo na morje' (Let's Go to the Sea), traces the history of coastal holidays through images, photographs, and objects, from aristocratic trends to trade union vacations.
Albuquerque has launched a guaranteed income program funded by cannabis tax revenue, sparking a policy debate as city officials highlight its financial benefits for families.
Governor Lawal of Zamfara State received accolades from the International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) and the World Food Programme (WFP) for his efforts in transforming education through school meal initiatives.
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has launched a comprehensive review of the $3 billion school internet subsidy program, considering reforms or even its termination due to concerns over screen time. The agency is evaluating the program's effectiveness and potential negative impacts on students.
Bitmine Immersion has announced its intention to issue $300 million in preferred stock. The funds are earmarked to support its Ethereum (ETH) initiatives and a planned stock buyback program.
A program for growth and development in Italy outlines interventions across various sectors, including healthcare, taxation, public debt, and artificial intelligence, as an alternative policy approach.
Dražen Žerić Žera and his wife Barbara, who is 24 years his junior, were photographed together in Zagreb. Their joint public appearance attracted attention as they rarely step out together.
A small art school in Lipnice nad Sázavou, Czech Republic, is facing high demand for its music programs, with its capacity for 10 children proving insufficient, leading to the creation of music clubs for rejected applicants.
A sex determination racket has been exposed, involving a 12th-grade passout using a portable sonography machine, with 15 doctors now under scrutiny for alleged female foeticide.
The fourth generation of the Leader Roots program concluded with a ceremony in Sarajevo, celebrating over 200 young professionals who participated and announcing the 'Leader of the Year 2025/2026' after nine months of work and meetings with business leaders.
BlockDAG's legacy sale, offering a $0.00000044 price point and a $0.001 buyback program, is drawing significant attention as it positions itself against market movements of cryptocurrencies like XRP and Internet Computer.
President Trump's selection of Bill Pulte as acting intelligence chief has sparked controversy and raised doubts about the renewal of a critical surveillance program. Critics question Pulte's qualifications, while allies defend his loyalty to the president.
Fifteen years after the fact, the Dupont de Ligonnès case continues to generate intrigue, as M6's 'Appel à témoins' program was duped by a false testimony. A supposed priest claimed live on air to have confessed the suspect of a quintuple family homicide in 2022.
The European Parliament's Foreign Affairs Committee adopted a significantly harsher report on Serbia, with MEPs, including Tonino Picula, calling for the European Commission to halt further financial aid to Serbia due to democratic backsliding under President Vučić.
DYPA has published the results for its entrepreneurship program aimed at unemployed individuals aged 18-29, with a particular focus on women. This program seeks to boost new business ventures among young people.
Greece's Alternate Minister of National Economy and Finance, Nikos Papathanasis, announced that the new 'Renovate' program will launch on June 15, alongside four new entrepreneurship initiatives, offering significant opportunities for thousands of beneficiaries.
The 'Theater Festival No. 5' in Daugavpils, Latvia, is offering a diverse program of performances from both Latvian and international artists, evoking emotions from laughter to tears with themes of aging and death.
A group of individuals arriving from Belgrade was denied entry into Montenegro by strong police forces in Tivat, with authorities suspecting hybrid activities. Among those barred were eight people linked to election observation missions for local elections, and some were believed to have been tasked with informally securing Vučić.
Oscar-winning director Ron Howard recounts an unexpected and somewhat confusing experience aboard a yacht at Cannes, where he found himself being photographed without fully understanding why.
The courtyard and guesthouse of a monastery, which had been owned by Naftna Industrija Srbije (NIS) since the 1960s and used for offices, were returned to the Banat Eparchy on May 11.
A Serbian politician has reportedly revealed the 'biographies' of controversial charter passengers, accusing them of attacking students, hitting citizens with cars, and being charged with criminal offenses.
Digi România will develop an integrated cybersecurity platform utilizing artificial intelligence for the Romanian state, under the European SAFE program, based on a 196 million euro contract, the government announced.
The Goethe-Institut in Belgrade will organize its 'Films on the Road' film program from June to September, screening films in cinemas across various Serbian cities including Čačak, Niš, and Novi Pazar.
Three Spanish autonomous communities have withdrawn from the 'Erasmus' program for foreign language assistants, citing 'legal insecurity' and 'chaos between ministries'.
According to the first report on agricultural land prices in Serbia for 2025, the most expensive hectare averages 14,274 euros, with prices in the Belgrade region and southern and eastern Serbia being only a third of that amount.
Patients at a psychiatric hospital near Paris are engaging in animal-assisted therapy, caring for donkeys to improve emotional regulation, communication, and social interaction. The program, which involves walking and looking after the animals, aims to provide therapeutic benefits, though more scientific research is sought.
The Dacia Logan, long Romania's best-selling car, has been overtaken by competitors, primarily due to challenges from the Rabla Program and strong market competition.
Photographer Peter Hujar and artist Paul Thek were central figures in New York's 1960s art scene, yet they preferred to operate on its fringes. Their work explored themes of flesh, death, and bohemia, reflecting the counter-cultural spirit of the era.
The Kenyan state is facing a Sh1.6 billion bill due to an unlawful civil service retrenchment program carried out in 2000, with the payout stalled by years of legal battles.
Donald Trump confirmed that he called Benjamin Netanyahu 'f***ing crazy' during a tense phone call regarding strikes on Lebanon, expressing his annoyance with the constant conflict. Trump also stated his desire to meet with Iranian leader Khamenei at some point, believing they 'get along quite well' despite past tensions.
Veteran journalist Scott Pelley has been fired from CBS's '60 Minutes' following a dispute with new management, whom he accuses of political interference and attempting to inject falsehoods and bias into reporting. Pelley's departure has sparked a wider debate about the editorial independence and values at CBS News.
Wizz Air has strongly condemned the Serbian authorities' plan to force the airline to suspend its base operations in Belgrade starting November 2026, accusing them of violating obligations to Europe.
Three Portuguese photographers, André Boto, Jerónimo Heitor Coelho, and Claudia Oliveira, received honorable mentions in London for their images capturing the ingredients and artisanal preparation of Portuguese gastronomy.
The Adani Group has partnered with the Anushkaa Foundation to launch a program aimed at treating clubfoot in five Indian states, starting with Uttar Pradesh.
Iefimerida explores the White House Historical Association museum, a non-profit organization founded in 1961, showcasing rare photographs and pages from the lives of American Presidents throughout history.
Dutch presenter Dennis van der Geest is praised for his role in 'Bureau onrecht,' a program where he supports individuals who feel wronged or 'cheated'.
Moldova's Minister of Culture, Cristian Jardan, commented on the controversy surrounding a Porsche car with the "Tree of Life" symbol displayed at the National Museum of Ethnography and Natural History in Chisinau, stating that if it boosts investor sales, it's a positive outcome.
Thomas Bradley, a prominent figure at the Dresden Frankfurt Dance Company for three seasons, is leaving the company along with many colleagues, but will first present his debut choreography.
BJP leadership reportedly assured K Annamalai of support for his proposed statewide public outreach program, which he believes will strengthen the party's grassroots presence.
A new sight in Masarykova Street in Zagreb has astonished passersby: a worker casually standing atop a massive crane, dozens of meters high. Photographs captured the daring scene.
Meta has reportedly softened its employee surveillance program, which was used for AI training, following internal backlash. This adjustment comes amidst broader discussions about employee privacy and the ethics of AI development.
Nikos Hardalias announced an investment in modern and safe sports infrastructure across Attica, with a programmatic agreement signed for the modernization of lighting at the Perama Municipality football field, funded by the Region.
The article features press photographer Barbara Pflaum, exploring her work capturing Vienna and its people over half a century, coinciding with a new exhibition at the MAK.
A recent increase in gold import duty has led to a significant rise in smuggling, making illicit gold available at discounts of up to Rs 10 lakh per kilogram.