Montenegro's Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sport has announced a competition for scholarships for Roma and Egyptian community students who regularly attend secondary school.

Klaus Schwab, the 88-year-old founder of the World Economic Forum, has filed a criminal complaint after a hidden listening device was reportedly discovered in his home office in Geneva. The incident is under investigation.

The Union of Roma of Serbia has strongly condemned an attack on a minor Romani child in the Trkalište settlement of Šabac and called for an urgent response from the police and prosecutor's office.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić announced that the 'sound cannon' case will have a judicial outcome, with the prosecution informing the public. He also discussed new technology allowing him to monitor road conditions, which he expects to hold ministers accountable.

A recent Gallup poll indicates that a record 60% of Russians surveyed between March and May believe their local economic situation is deteriorating, reflecting the ongoing impact of the war in Ukraine.

A district councilor from Radomsko, Wojciech Ślusarczyk of the Polish People's Party, has been accused by prosecutors of insulting President Karol Nawrocki after publishing a doctored photo of the first lady with a 'Where's Shrek?' comment on social media.

Economist Milan Ćulibrk has criticized Serbian President Vučić's economic measures, labeling them as a pre-election package rather than genuine economic or social initiatives.

Economic expert Branimir Jovanović commented on the negotiations for the sale of NIS, expressing concern that the public remains unaware of the specifics agreed upon by Serbia and Hungary. He questioned the long-term operational future of the refinery.

The UN stated that while reopening the Strait of Hormuz would ease global trade and energy markets, it would not immediately resolve the economic crisis for many vulnerable economies.

Economists have criticized Serbian President Vučić's latest economic aid package, labeling it as 'pre-election spending' and 'political demagoguery.' They warn that these measures will lead to a permanent increase in public debt.

The World Economic Forum has highlighted Serbia's concerning position in energy transition, ranking it among the worst in Europe. This assessment underscores the significant challenges Serbia faces in shifting towards sustainable energy.

Montenegrin Minister of Economic Development, Đeljošaj, highlighted that strong micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises are the foundation for sustainable economic growth, extending congratulations on International SME Day.

Residents of Radomsko faced disruptions due to two water supply network failures early Friday morning, with services setting up water collection points. The issue was resolved by Saturday morning.

A 51-year-old woman mistakenly drove against traffic on the A1 highway near Radomsko, Poland, attempting to correct a missed exit by driving on the emergency lane, before being stopped by an ambulance crew.

French authorities have seized another oil tanker suspected of belonging to Russia's 'shadow fleet,' which is believed to be circumventing sanctions. This marks the latest in a series of nine suspected tankers detained in Europe since 2026, as France increases pressure on Russia.

A review of the Dutch feel-good television show 'De grannies van Amsterdam' suggests that the program continues to entertain without showing signs of aging.

The Faculty of Economics at the University of Belgrade has reported a record number of applicants for first-year studies, marking the highest in two decades.

The Roma Party has publicly expressed its support for the Beta news agency and independent journalists in Serbia, calling on the international community to defend media freedom and ensure diverse political views are heard.

Hungarian opposition leader Péter Magyar announced plans to draft a new constitution and replace several high-ranking officials from Viktor Orbán's administration, including President Tamás Sulyok.

Nobel laureate Esther Duflo stated in Belgrade that economic success should not be measured solely by GDP growth, emphasizing the importance of considering climate change, pollution, public health, and investment for developing countries.

The Director of the Foreign Investment Promotion Agency of Bosnia and Herzegovina (FIPA), Marko Kubatlija, met with Omar Rekkache, Director General of Algeria's Investment Promotion Agency (AAPI), in Algiers to strengthen economic cooperation.

The president of the non-parliamentary Roma Party, Srđan Šajn, has called on Serbian Parliament Speaker Ana Brnabić to address and provide evidence regarding alleged plans to assassinate President Vučić.

Rijeka sport, a city-owned company in Rijeka, Croatia, was defrauded when scammers used a fake letter to change an IBAN, leading the company to transfer funds to an incorrect account.

Montenegrin Prime Minister Milojko Spajić met with French Senate officials in Podgorica to discuss intensifying political and economic cooperation, anticipating major joint projects.

The Czech government's commissioner for Roma affairs, Lucie Fuková, has resigned from her position. Her resignation was prompted by the transfer of agendas and responsibilities away from her office.

The Center for Democracy Foundation welcomed the adoption of the International Labour Organization's Convention on Decent Work in the Platform Economy, recognizing it as an important step for platform workers to gain labor and socio-economic rights.

Over a hundred students from four dormitories in Sarajevo participated in the traditional 'Domska šampionijada' at Studentski dom Nedžarići, competing in futsal, basketball, and volleyball.

Montenegro's Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economic Development, Nik Đeljošaj, participated in a ministerial meeting, affirming the country's commitment to establishing an RLAH (Regional Leadership and Accountability Hub) regime between the EU and Western Balkan countries.

Meetings between Montenegrin and US officials, including Šćepanović-Unlu and Mugoša-Kiz, focused on improving relations and cooperation between police services and strengthening economic partnership. Discussions aimed at advancing bilateral ties across various sectors.

The American Chamber of Commerce (AmCham) in Serbia celebrated its 25th anniversary, emphasizing the rule of law as a fundamental pillar for sustainable economic development. The event highlighted the importance of a stable legal framework for business growth.

Lucie Fuková, the Czech government's envoy for Roma minority affairs, will remain in her position under the government office, even with a smaller team. She will gain a new authority to submit comments on draft laws.

Angolan President João Lourenço stated during his official visit to Belgrade that his country wishes to translate its friendship with Serbia into economic cooperation.

Coalition 27, an informal network of Montenegrin NGOs, has urged the suspension of the 'Velje Brdo' project, citing serious ecological, economic, and spatial risks.

Two 17-year-old boys have been imprisoned on charges of attempted murder after allegedly stabbing a 16-year-old with a knife in Rødovre, Denmark, last week. They deny the charges.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić announced that Belgrade would bid to host the Europa League final at its National Stadium, even before UEFA's official decision. This announcement sparked discussions about the economic feasibility and potential benefits for the city, drawing comparisons to Bilbao's previous hosting experience.

During the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) Annual Meeting in Riga, Montenegro's Finance Minister presented the country's reform progress, development priorities, and ambition to become the next EU member to international financial leaders.

Montenegro's Minister of Public Works, Majda Adžović, signed an agreement on bilateral economic and financial cooperation with Spain's Ambassador, H.E. Juan José Sans Aparisi.

Police in Radomsko, Poland, responded to a call and found a heavily intoxicated woman caring for her one-month-old baby. The woman had nearly 3 per mille of alcohol in her system.

With over 10,000 employees and thousands of products, the halal industry in Bosnia and Herzegovina is increasingly positioning itself as a major economic force in Europe.

Igor Kovačević, director of the international participants department for EXPO 2027, stated in Washington that the exhibition will be presented at a panel discussion in the U.S. Congress. He highlighted EXPO 2027 as a platform for public diplomacy and economic cooperation.

A boy was stabbed in front of a youth club in Rødovre, Denmark. Authorities are investigating the incident.

A globally renowned gastronomy brand is set to open a seasonal pop-up restaurant on the Montenegrin coast starting June 15, offering unique views of the Adriatic Sea and Sveti Stefan.

Vilnius city police are searching for Melinda Marin Žeromskytė, a minor born in 2010, who went missing after leaving a children's center.

Srđan Šajn, leader of the Roma Party, has spoken out against ultranationalist gatherings in Serbia organized by Miša Vacić, accusing the current regime of flirting with such groups. He called on anti-fascists to prevent these events.

Paweł Niewiadomski, President of the Polish Chamber of Tourism, has been re-elected to the board of the European Travel Agents' and Tour Operators' Associations (ECTAA) for another term.

Global economic prospects have significantly worsened, with leading economists expecting slower economic growth but low chances of a global recession due to the effects of the Middle East war, according to a World Economic Forum survey.

Stevan Bakić, the mayor of Subotica, has been found guilty in a first-instance ruling by the Basic Court in Subotica for insulting Aleksandar Čučković, the dean of the Faculty of Economics in the city.

Maja Šuput showcased a glamorous and expensive airport outfit, featuring numerous high-end brands, for her trip to Skopje.

A civil initiative and health experts in Slovenia are warning that a proposed 430-million-euro waste incinerator in Ljubljana would be a technological, health, environmental, and financial disaster. They are raising concerns about the project.

Slovenia's 'Šutar Law' is facing criticism regarding its implications for the Roma community, with one specific case potentially altering rules for everyone. The law's measures are primarily local, but its broader impact is under scrutiny.

Lakić stated that the current situation at Nova Željezara Zenica should not be reduced to a political confrontation or media spectacle, but rather seen as crucial for preserving economic stability. Attempts to politicize the issue are merely a distraction.

The Object 279, a 60-ton tank with four tracks, is highlighted as one of military history's most bizarre and fascinating designs, reportedly capable of surviving an atomic bomb.

Discussions highlight the inconsistencies in Montenegro's economic policy, with lingering effects of poor privatizations and calls for domestic business and intellect to be the foundation of development, alongside efforts to retain young talent.

Premijer Srbije Đuro Macut i ministarka unutrašnje i spoljne trgovine Jagoda Lazarević sastali su se sa ukrajinskom delegacijom koju je predvodio potp

An analysis by BI Consulting indicates that Bijelo Polje is the economic center of northern Montenegro, though the region's overall economic output remains low.

The Faculty of Economics in Belgrade has seen a record number of applicants this year; a general knowledge test was administered to candidates.

A 55-year-old Israeli national, Ziv Radomsky, has been arrested in Thailand for allegedly running a childcare center without the necessary license and work permit. Police claim the facility had been operational since 2024.

The Roma Party announced that a woman in Šabac physically attacked a minor child in a park, slapping them multiple times and using insults based on national origin.

After two decades of development and construction, the Legacy Survey of Space and Time (LSST), the largest astronomical survey of all time, has begun at the Vera C. Rubin Observatory in Chile. The ten-year sky survey project is led by a professor from Rijeka.

The Serbian Minister of Agriculture, Dragan Glamočić, met with the Slovenian Ambassador to Serbia, Slobodan Šešum, to discuss enhancing cooperation in agriculture, food industry, forestry, and water management.

A local councilman from the PSL party, Wojciech Ślusarczyk, has been charged by the District Prosecutor's Office in Radomsko for allegedly insulting President Karol Nawrocki by comparing him to the character Shrek.

British celebrity Katie Price is facing renewed criticism from animal rights activists, particularly PETA, after purchasing a new Pomsky puppy in Dubai while one of her cats remains missing.

Croatian officials and experts discussed traffic problems, including 'phantom jams,' at the Draganić rest stop, highlighting it as a significant impediment to smooth traffic flow.

Predsednik Srbije Aleksandar Vučić predstavio je set ekonomskih mera za poboljšanje životnog standarda građana Srbije. Da li je u pitanju odobrovoljav

American billionaire George Soros, a prominent financier of the Democratic Party, along with his son Alex, has donated an astronomical $102.8 million during the current midterm election cycle. This significant sum highlights his influence in US politics.

The 'My Serbia' association warns that without continued government vouchers, small caterers in Serbia face economic collapse.

Experts suggest the global economy is not heading towards deglobalization but rather a new phase where globalization will be reshaped by geopolitical factors.

Nobel laureate Eric Maskin has been elected as the new president of the International Economic Association. Additionally, Vlahović has been appointed to the Advisory Board of the association.

Regions across Russia, from Crimea to Siberia, including Novosibirsk, Omsk, and Irkutsk, are implementing fuel sale restrictions due to a gasoline crisis exacerbated by Ukrainian attacks.

Nobel Prize winner Esther Duflo visited Belgrade and stated that economic success cannot be measured solely by GDP growth. Her remarks suggest a broader perspective on economic development and well-being.

The Omsk and Novosibirsk regions in Siberia are rationing gasoline and diesel, while Germany's Defense Minister Pistorius considers conscripting soldiers for Lithuania, and tourism on Crimea has halted.

Edita Stejskalová, Deputy Minister of Labor and Social Affairs, has been appointed by the Czech government as the new Commissioner for Roma Minority Affairs, effective Tuesday. She replaces Lucie Fuková, who resigned last week.

A group of olive grove owners in Montenegro has issued a response to the NGO "Društvo Dr. Martin Schneider-Jacoby Association (MSJA)" regarding the economic sustainability of their livelihoods.

Montenegrin President Jakov Milatović met with Kazakh Prime Minister Olzhas Bektenov, stating that both countries aim to transform their friendly relations into a long-term economic partnership.

Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabić claimed that a fabricated 'sonic cannon' affair was planned for nearly two months with the aim of assassinating President Vučić and inciting civil war. Calls have been made for the prosecution to investigate Brnabić's allegations.

G7 leaders, without explicitly naming China, issued a statement expressing concern over persistent global imbalances and their expansion in previous years, advocating for balanced, long-lasting, and resilient growth.

The Roma community in Slovenia is calling on the government to implement concrete measures and solutions to address their issues, rather than just conducting analyses. They emphasize that their priority is tangible improvements, not just discussions about the government itself.

Povodom tvrdnji o mogućim pritiscima, ucenama i kupovini glasova pripadnika romske nacionalne zajednice u izbornom procesu, važno je da se o ovim pitanjima govori odgovorno i na osnovu činjenica. Ukoliko postoje saznanja o nezakonitim radnjama, ona t.

Political parties in Vojvodina, including LSV and DZVM, have called for an immediate assessment of damages following a recent storm. They criticized the government's perceived neglect of anti-hail defense systems.

The Pomsky dog breed has become a trend in Finland, with puppies selling for thousands of euros, but experts from the Kennel Club warn of associated problems that many buyers may not consider.

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.

Three cars were involved in a collision on the A1 motorway between Częstochowa and Radomsko, causing traffic disruptions as emergency services work at the scene.

The leader of the Roma Party, Srdjan Sajn, has alleged that the ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) is perfecting methods of pressuring voters, particularly buying over 100,000 Roma votes. He claims that around half a million voters are unable to cast a free ballot.

Germany is set to return several Polish cultural treasures looted during World War II, including a ring associated with King Sigismund I the Old, a medieval fragment, and writings by Stefan Żeromski.

A new summer gastronomic trend called 'Fricy' is spreading on social media, featuring recipes that blend fruit with spicy flavors, such as strawberry salsa and watermelon chili ice cream.

An Instagram page for a 'phantom' electoral list in Kula, Serbia, named 'Mladi za Kulu,' has officially admitted to organizing fake lists and paying over 6000 dinars for signatures in an attempt to imitate a student list, confirming earlier reports of electoral engineering.

The Roma Party in Serbia announced it will demand that the European Commission clearly define minority rights and the functioning of institutional frameworks as a condition for opening Cluster 3 in EU accession negotiations.

Two 17-year-old boys have denied attempted murder after a 16-year-old boy sustained a deep stab wound to the back at a youth club in Rødovre, Denmark.

This article discusses 'phantom obesity,' a phenomenon where the brain sometimes fails to adapt after rapid weight loss, causing individuals to still perceive their old, larger body. It explores the psychological aspect of body image post-weight reduction.

Montenegro's Finance Minister Novica Vuković is participating in the 35th Annual Meeting of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) in Riga. The event is a significant global forum focused on economic development, investments, and reforms.

A cat wearing a graduation cap has become a viral sensation, captivating audiences online. The feline's appearance at a graduation celebration garnered widespread attention.

Nebojša Samčević, former pedagogue at the School of Textile and Leather Design, will become the acting director of the Economic-Trade School in Novi Pazar starting June 4.

Srđan Šajn, President of the Romani Party, criticized Informer editor Dragan J. Vučićević for allegedly attempting to relativize his previous statements that insulted and humiliated members of the Romani community participating in protests.

EKONOMSKI analitičar Mladen Vedriš komentira pad inflacije u svibnju na 5,2%. Smatra da je trend dobar, no upozorava da je inflacija i dalje visoka u usporedbi s EU i da vladine mjere nisu dovoljne.

Despite currently modest trade, Montenegro's Chamber of Commerce President highlights the significant potential for further growth and improved quality in economic cooperation with the United States.

After a four-year absence due to the war in Ukraine, members of the German business community and far-right politicians are set to attend the upcoming economic forum in St. Petersburg.

Legionella bacteria has been found in the hot water system at the Faculty of Economics in Zagreb. The administration has warned students and employees not to use showers or drink tap water until further notice.

Ethiopia, Pakistan, and South Africa demonstrate that economic factors can provide better starting points for expanding green solutions and driving systemic change than top-down transition plans or moral arguments.

Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabić visited Spain to enhance parliamentary cooperation and economic relations, and to strengthen friendship between the two nations. She specifically requested Spain's more vocal support for Serbia's European integration path.

The NGO "Center for the Affirmation of RE Population – CAREP" organized a final event in Nikšić to promote a publication on Roma culture and the activism of young Roma and Egyptians in Montenegro, developed within the project "To see each other better – to understand each other deeper."

The Roma Party and the Union of Roma of Serbia have condemned attempts by Dragan J. Vučićević, owner of 'Informer,' to normalize his hate speech against the Roma community, highlighting concerns about media responsibility.

The Tomsk Region Education Department in Russia has defended a ban on clothing with foreign-language inscriptions in several schools, stating it aims to protect children from 'alien and dangerous ideas'.

Gunshots are once again being heard from Roma settlements in Slovenia, raising concerns among residents and the mayor of Novo Mesto about security, despite previous legislative efforts.

Federal Minister of Energy, Mining, and Industry Vedran Lakić has commented on the situation at Nova Željezara Zenica, emphasizing that attempts to politicize the issue distract from the real challenges facing the company and the preservation of economic stability.

A drunk driver in Slovenia avoided a conditional prison sentence and an astronomical fine by arguing that he did not understand police requests for an alcohol test because they were made in Italian, leveraging a bilingualism law.

A radioactive toothpaste named DORAMAD, produced and sold in Germany from 1920 until the end of World War II, is being discussed for its alleged role in accelerating the production of the first atomic bomb.

Dvadeset godina nakon referenduma kojim je obnovila državnu nezavisnost, Crna Gora danas je politički, ekonomski i društveno drugačija država od one koja je 21. maja 2006.

Two schools in Tomsk, Russia, have prohibited students from wearing clothes with foreign language inscriptions, according to news portal Meduza.

Two schools in Russia's Tomsk region have implemented a ban on students wearing clothing that features foreign-language inscriptions.

Sevlid Hurtić, Bosnia and Herzegovina's Minister for Human Rights and Refugees, met with the Ambassador of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to discuss strengthening economic and investment cooperation.

Montenegro has announced increased scholarships for high school students from the Roma and Egyptian communities, aiming to support their education.

The film 'The Spring' (Pramen) premiered at the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival, opening up the painful topic of forced sterilization of Romani women. Director Michal Ostrochovský discussed the film's themes and broader societal issues.

The Center for Ecotoxicological Research published results on soil content in the red mud basin in Botun, Montenegro, indicating it's not heavily polluted but noting that airborne spread is a concern, especially with wind.

Prosecutors in Radomsko have filed an indictment against a man accused of insulting President Karol Nawrocki and his wife on a social media platform using a graphic featuring Shrek.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is set to evaluate the economic measures recently announced by Serbian President Vučić, according to reports from Nova ekonomija.

Serbia is proposing new economic measures, such as cheaper medicines and assistance for pensioners and socially vulnerable citizens, raising questions about their potential impact on the state budget. The NIS has reportedly survived previous economic challenges.

A representative of the Association of Retired Military Personnel, Jo, stated that the government's announced economic measures are part of an election campaign, providing only temporary relief for pensioners.

Jonas Sjöstedt, a Swedish politician, reported feeling 'shaken' after an incident where he was pursued by a Russian warship.

The Sarajevo Medical School at the Sarajevo School of Science and Technology (SSST) has announced the launch of new postgraduate master's and doctoral programs, marking a significant step in higher education development.

Srđan Šajn has accused the government of once again exploiting the Roma population. This statement highlights concerns about the treatment of the Roma community by authorities.

The bankruptcy administrator of the Serbian construction company Rad has announced the sale of its remaining assets, including 28 commercial premises and an atomic shelter.

The United Arab Emirates has confirmed its support for Lebanon, offering both political and economic assistance. This commitment aims to help Lebanon navigate its current challenges.

Residents of Radomsko are dealing with the aftermath of two water network failures that occurred in the morning, leaving most without running water. Services have set up water collection points, and the situation is expected to normalize by Friday evening.

An article discusses how the football euphoria surrounding Bosnia and Herzegovina's national team could be leveraged to create an economic revolution for the country.

Jacob Tomsky, drummer for Cigarettes After Sex, faced criticism for 'misogynistic and strange' comments regarding Olivia Rodrigo's new festival, which exclusively features female performers.

Montenegrin politician Miloš Konatar stated that economic success cannot be discussed while citizens face poor conditions, emphasizing the need for better working conditions, higher wages, and protection of employees' rights through a collective agreement.

Na sastanku Izvršnog odbora Međunarodne ekonomske asocijacije (IEA), održanom u okviru XXI Svetskog kongresa ekonomista u Beogradu, za novog predsedni

The Ministry has issued a public call for financing the preparation of documentation for construction in Roma settlements, aiming to improve living conditions for residents.

Hungarian Prime Minister Magyar has vowed to 'free the country from economic and political mafia' by removing half of the opposition MPs and firing the President and Head of the Constitutional Court. This declaration signals a significant political shake-up.

Montenegro is positioned as a center for grapevine genomic research, with a pilot study analyzing 512 samples and identifying 51 previously unknown grape varieties.

Drivers in Russia's Omsk region are now limited to purchasing no more than 40 liters of petrol. Concurrently, Russian Tu-160 strategic bombers have been observed over the Barents and Norwegian Seas, while the Pentagon is reportedly requesting Congress for funds for a military operation against Iran.

The founders of the Montenegrin-Australian Chamber of Commerce, Petar Tomašević and Marko Lopičić, met with Australian Ambassador Peter Traswell in Belgrade to discuss strengthening economic ties and new business opportunities.

The observation is made that economic pressures are sometimes more impactful than direct censorship. This suggests that financial constraints can be a powerful tool in influencing various sectors.

TurkCham Montenegro celebrated its third anniversary in Budva, with Genc highlighting the Chamber's dedicated work, numerous partnerships, and concrete results in strengthening economic relations between Montenegro and Turkey.

Vilnius County Police are still seeking public assistance in the search for Samanta Marin Žeromskytė, a minor born in 2008, who went missing in December of last year.

European leaders are discussing the impact of Chinese exports, which caused an economic shock in America two decades ago and now threaten Europe with a similar situation.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) mission has concluded its consultations for 2026, criticizing fiscal policy in Bosnia and Herzegovina and warning that inflation could reach 5.4 percent while economic growth slows, urging urgent reforms.

A preliminary expert opinion in a Warsaw District Court case found that an AI-generated voice used in an advertisement was 'deceptively similar' to that of voice actor Jarosław Łukomski. The dispute centers on the use of AI in advertising.

Leaders from Britain, France, Germany, and Italy have jointly responded to the promise of peace between the US and Iran, indicating a willingness to ease sanctions if Iran does not develop nuclear weapons.

The Serbian opposition, including the Roma Party and SSP, criticized the government, stating that Serbia is under review by the Venice Commission due to Mrdić's laws and alleged positive opinions on their amendments.

Montenegro's Chamber of Commerce aims to foster a more stable and competitive economic environment by collaborating with Turkish partners, opening doors for new investments.

Professor Fikret Čaušević delivered a public lecture on "The Global North and Global South and the New Global Economic Order," discussing the key reasons behind the economic success of China and other Asian nations.

The Roma Party in Serbia has initiated a campaign titled 'Ne prodaj glas' (Don't sell your vote) to encourage electoral integrity, with its leader Srdjan Sajn announcing the launch.

A new Federal Reserve survey indicates that Americans are more pessimistic about their personal finances than at any point since 2023. Rising inflation and uncertainty in the job market are cited as the primary drivers of this concern.

The graduating class of 1985/86 from Mirko Vešović Economic School is invited to a festive gathering on June 12, 2026, at the Stara kuća Restaurant in Zagorič.

The URA Youth Forum emphasizes that green transition is not a future challenge but a current issue of economic sustainability. Representatives participated in the "Balkan Green Policy Lab" conference.

The director of the successful horror film 'Backrooms' has voiced strong concerns about the role of AI technology in the future of the film industry, describing its impact as cultural and economic decay.

Dok je svet zagledan u Pojas Gaze, rat Rusije i Ukrajine, rat Amerike i Irana i sve posledice haosa, pre svega ekonomske, kod nas je pažnja usmerena na medijski sukob povodom drugog pojasa, onog koji…

The article discusses the implications and meaning of diploma theses when they are written by language models. It raises questions about academic integrity and the role of AI in education.

The Montenegrin government has determined the Draft Law on the Final Account of the Budget of Montenegro for the past year, reporting that revenue collection growth confirms strong economic activity.

Šajn: Who reduces the Roma community to a voter base that is activated before elections?

Montenegrin President Milatović discussed the significance of economic cooperation with Hungary and wrote to Spajić, Mandić, and other MPs, highlighting the upcoming Tivat Summit as the most important event in the country's modern history.

Preparatory classes and a professional orientation program for 8th-grade Roma students have begun at the Workers' University in Kragujevac, Serbia.

The Serbian NGO SRCE has criticized the proposed gas power plant project in Niš, deeming it economically and energetically unjustified. They suggest the project is a pre-election tactic by the government.

Montenegro's Constitutional Court sought an expert opinion on whether the Central Bank's differing tariffs for private and state sectors comply with financial standards, but the Faculty of Economics stated its professors are not qualified to assess.

Russian President Vladimir Putin discussed the development of artificial intelligence during a debate at the Eurasian Economic Forum, stating that the Eurasian Economic Union is making significant efforts in AI development.

Lithuanian Environment Minister Kastytis Žuromskas was questioned as a witness in a criminal case being heard by the Vilnius City District Court.

Bosnia and Herzegovina ranks among the worst in the region for journalist safety, with discussions focusing on the economic collapse of traditional journalism.

The inaugural Serbian-Canadian Business Forum in Toronto marks a new chapter in bilateral relations, with both countries expressing a desire for intensified economic ties, new investments, and partnerships.

Croatian President Zoran Milanović planted a Tree of Peace in the future Park of Peace at the Romani Memorial Center in Uštica and held a meeting with representatives of the Alliance of Roma in the Republic of Croatia "Kali Sara".

After a decade of economic stability, Croatia is now prioritizing productivity, with initiatives aimed at fostering digitalization, investments, and growth in the private sector.

Serbia's Commissioner for Information of Public Importance and Personal Data Protection reacted strongly to a statement by Predrag Vučićević, who attributed train delays to Roma individuals stealing copper cables. The Commissioner condemned the generalization and linking of the entire Roma community to criminal acts.

The ROMA Zaječar Association strongly condemned a public statement by Informer editor Dragan J. Vučićević, which generalized the Roma community and linked them to copper theft without evidence.

Romska partija ima dva zadatka na predstojećim izborima koje je najavio predsednik Aleksandar Vučić - da obezbedi vraćanje države građanima i podelu vlasti na zakonodavnu, izvršnu i sudsku, kao i da…