Demokratija na DPS – SD način, kazao je poslanik Demokrata Duško Stjepović, nakon što su poslanici opozicije danas u Skupštini ometali raspravu o zakonima o ANB i unutrašnjim poslovima.

Capital Tankers Corp. has completed the largest-ever public offering for a shipping company on the Oslo Stock Exchange, marking a historic IPO.

Capital Tankers, part of the group led by Vangelis Marinakis, is set to list on the Oslo Stock Exchange. The company, with assets valued at approximately 13.4 billion dollars, is… Capital Tankers eyes Oslo Stock Exchange listing - Η ΝΑΥΤΕΜΠΟΡΙΚΗ

Montenegro is implementing a new 'permanent seasonal worker' legal framework, which mandates insurance and financial assistance between seasons for these workers, with penalties up to 10,000 euros for non-compliant employers.

Thorbjorn Jagland had been indicted in his country on corruption charges related to his past dealings with the American pedophile financier.

Poles escaping the communist regime often chose routes through the Czechoslovak-Austrian and Czechoslovak-German borders, mistakenly believing these paths to Western Europe would be easier than the heavily guarded East-West German border.

Police are investigating a violent incident in Lambertseter, Oslo, where a parking attendant was reportedly beaten down.

A specialized court in Banská Bystrica acquitted prosecutor Bystrík Palovič Sr. of charges of accepting a €100,000 bribe and abusing public office in connection with an investigation into the transfer of Carlton.

Set od 12 amandmana na Prijedlog zakona o izmjenama i dopunama Zakona o unutrašnjim poslovima upućen je predsjedniku Skupštine Crne Gore Andriji Mandiću, a kako se navodi u dokumentu objavljenom na…

Serbia's Office for Information Technologies and Electronic Government announced that the 'e-Sick Leave - Employer' software solution allows access to data exclusively by authorized employer users, ensuring state bodies do not have access to this information.

The head of Norway's Justice Committee is taking matters into his own hands, demanding a decision on deploying police helicopters outside Oslo after one was parked for hours in Eastern Norway while shootings occurred in Western Norway.

Hospitals in Latvia are reportedly overloaded due to a surge in ice-related injuries, raising concerns about the impact on acute medical care.

Ministar unutrašnjih poslova Kosova Dželjalj Svečlja saopštio je da je po bezbednosti, Kosovo na prvom mestu na Zapadnom Balkanu.

Formel 1-stjernen er på reisefot - og landet i Oslo torsdag.

After two years of significant deficits, the municipality of Oslo achieved a billion-kroner surplus last year, with several other large municipalities also transitioning from negative to positive financial results.

The shutdown of the Koksara Lukavac furnaces also extinguished about 800 direct jobs. Another former industrial giant is now just physical assets on a...

The Østfold Line's western track is closed until further notice, reports Bane Nor.

The far-right German party AfD is facing accusations of systemic nepotism, threatening its anti-establishment image ahead of key elections.

Bosnian Foreign Minister Elmedin Konaković met with US Assistant Secretary of State for Economic and Business Affairs Caleb Orr during an official visit to the United States.

European initiatives aimed at bolstering defense capabilities are viewed as a significant business opportunity that could stimulate national economies across the continent.

Telekom Montenegro announced continuous growth in revenue and customer base, alongside significant investments in infrastructure modernization and record-high customer satisfaction results.

The Government of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (FBiH) submitted a Proposal to the Governing Board of the Indirect Taxation Authority for exempting mines in the Federation of BiH from paying road tax on diesel fuel for 2026.

An 18-year-old man has been sentenced to several years in prison for the sexual abuse of three young boys in Oslo, Norway.

An 18-year-old has been convicted of raping three underage boys in Oslo and has previously been sentenced for multiple Vipps robberies.

Marius Borg Høiby, son of Norway's Crown Princess Mette-Marit, broke down in tears during his ongoing trial in Oslo district court, stating his mother and stepfather Haakon have been incredibly kind.

Zlata Bartl, the woman behind the recipe for the most famous Yugoslav product (likely Vegeta), is highlighted, with many suggesting she would have received a Nobel Prize if born in a Western country.

The Misdemeanor Court issued an acquittal in the second-instance procedure in favor of Elemer Priboj from Subotica, who had been punished for alleged insult

MINISTAR vanjskih i europskih poslova Gordan Grlić Radman odlikovan je Ordenom za zasluge II. stupnja tijekom boravka u Kijevu na četvrtu godišnjicu ruske invazije na Ukrajinu.

Reports suggest that N1 and Nova TV are being targeted as the government loses public support and has fewer means to intervene against student protests and citizen unrest.

Morten Borg, som er faren til Marius Borg Høiby, er på plass i Oslo tingrett tirsdag ettermiddag. Han ga ingen kommentarer til pressen da han ankom. Høiby skal starte sin forklaring tirsdag i forbin

A new 284-page tourism magazine titled 'Like' is launching, a collaborative project involving journalistic teams from media houses in Croatia (Jutarnji list), Serbia (Blic), Bosnia and Herzegovina (Oslobođenje), and Slovenia (Delo).

BIVŠI ministar vanjskih poslova Miro Kovač komentirao je na N1 televiziji kakva je situacija u Ukrajini četiri godine od početka sveobuhvatne ruske invazije.

A healthcare worker in Norway highlights the difficulty of affording an apartment in Oslo, contrasting the situation with potentially better conditions for nurses in Denmark.

Police in Oslo, Norway, have reported a violent incident in the Grønland area where a person sustained injuries consistent with the use of a sharp object.

Seven people were arrested in Oslo's Alnabru district after a late-night altercation between two groups.

The Ministry of Internal Affairs (MUP) announced that the "Jakov Nenadović" High School of Internal Affairs in Sremska Kamenica is enrolling 140 students for the first grade for the 2026/2027 school year.

Kam dospěla situace po čtyřech letech ruské invaze - na bojištích, v dalších ukrajinských regionech - a v uplynulých měsících také na diplomatickém poli? Debatovat do pořadu Kulatý stůl přijdou poslan

Norway is exploring the possibility of hosting a future Winter Olympics, with Oslo's city council leader suggesting a collaboration with the Mjøsa region, while a journalist expresses skepticism after visiting a potential future host city in Northern Italy.

Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin has issued a warning that prediction markets are on a trajectory to devolve into 'corposlop,' a term implying corporate-controlled, low-quality content.

Exhausted by dating apps, journalist Kitty Drake traveled to Europe to explore different dating rules and perspectives in cities like Oslo, Berlin, Paris, and Rome.

The Oslo police district recorded the lowest clearance rate in Norway last year, solving only 39% of reported cases, a decline from the previous two years.

Vladislav Jovanović, a former Serbian and Yugoslav diplomat, has passed away at the age of 93, his family announced.

Vladislav Jovanović, a former Serbian Minister of Foreign Affairs and ambassador to the UN, passed away last night at the age of 93, his family announced.

Pred dnevi je bitko z boleznijo izgubil igralec Eric Dane, ki je najbolj znan po vlogi v seriji Talenti v belem. Od 52-letnega zvezdnika se je z objavo na družbenem omrežju zdaj poslovilo tudi njegovo

Ministarstvo unutrašnjih poslova Kantona Sarajevo (MUP KS) oglasilo se o detaljima jučerašnje saobraćajne nesreće na području Ilidže u kojoj je povrijeđena pješakinja.

The 'Gorila' locomotive from Škoda Plzeň is highlighted for its historical significance in overcoming voltage differences in Czechoslovakian railway lines.

The bingo hall at Carl Berner in Oslo is closing its doors for good, described as a 'very sad' event, with a large chain expected to move into the premises.

The antics of a large dog on the women's cross-country sprint finish straight at the Milano Cortina Winter Olympics have brought the breed a lot of global attention.

Israel is seeking to achieve through paperwork what warfare alone could not.

Obama Says Aliens Exist But Are Not Kept In Area 51 Authored by Rachel Roberts via The Epoch Times, Former U.S. President Barack Obama said in a Feb. 14 podcast interview that aliens are real but that none are kept at the secretive Area 51 military base in the Nevada desert, later adding that he didn’t see any evidence indicating that extraterrestrials have contacted Earth during his presidency. In the interview, when asked, “Are aliens real?” Obama replied, “They’re real, but I haven’t seen them—and they’re not being kept in [Area 51]. There’s no underground facility, unless there’s this enormous conspiracy and they hid it from the president of the United States.” Obama became the first leader of the United States to affirm the existence of extraterrestrial life when questioned by progressive podcaster Brian Tyler Cohen in a video posted on YouTube. After the interview went viral, Obama said on Instagram that he wanted to “clarify” his comments to Cohen, writing that he was “trying to stick with the spirit of the speed round” while speaking on the podcast. “Statistically, the universe is so vast that the odds are good there’s life out there,” he wrote. “But the distances between solar systems are so great that the chances we’ve been visited by aliens is low, and I saw no evidence during my presidency that extraterrestrials have made contact with us. Really!” In 2013, Obama was possibly the first U.S. leader to acknowledge the existence of Area 51, an Air Force base built during the Cold War, which has long been rumored to house extraterrestrials and unidentified flying objects (UFOs). Cohen did not ask Obama a follow-up question on the issue. Instead, he asked the former president what his first question had been upon entering the White House. “Where are the aliens?” Obama joked in response. Some critics, including British political commentator Calvin Robinson, said Cohen should have asked Obama for more information about aliens. “When a former President of the United States says on the record there are aliens, YOU FOLLOW UP WITH RELEVANT QUESTIONS. You do not continue reading from your script,” he wrote on X. The U.S. government first acknowledged Area 51’s existence in 2013 through a Freedom of Information request and has declassified documents detailing its history and purpose. The base has been a testing ground for a host of top-secret aircraft, including the U-2 in the 1950s and later the F-117 stealth fighter. Trump Admin on Aliens President Donald Trump has expressed skepticism about the existence of aliens, while acknowledging that “anything is possible.” Trump addressed the subject in several media appearances during the 2024 presidential campaign. On a podcast with Lex Fridman, Trump said he would consider pushing the Pentagon to release additional UFO footage that many believe is classified. “Oh yeah, sure, I’ll do that. I would do that. I’d love to do that,” Trump said, noting that public pressure to disclose records relating to UFOs is similar to that surrounding the John F. Kennedy assassination. On Logan Paul’s “Impaulsive” podcast in June 2025, Trump said, “Am I a believer? No, I can’t say I am." “But I have met with people, serious people, that say there’s some really strange things flying around out there.” Trump added that given the size of the universe, “Why wouldn’t there be something, somebody?” Vice President JD Vance has expressed his personal enthusiasm, telling the “Ruthless” podcast in August 2025 that he is “obsessed with the whole UFO thing.” “What’s actually going on? What were those videos all about? What’s actually happening?” Vance probed. Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard said last August that she believes aliens may exist and that the U.S. government holds classified information on the subject. Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard in Washington on Dec. 2, 2025. Andrew Caballero-Reynolds/AFP via Getty Images Gabbard pledged to share disclosures from ongoing investigations into UFOs amid growing discussion of the phenomena at the highest levels of government. Pentagon Cases Unresolved The Pentagon’s All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) continues to investigate more than 1,600 reports of “unidentified aerial phenomena,” an official term that has largely replaced “UFOs.” At a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing in November 2024, AARO’s director, Jon T. Kosloski, detailed cases the military believes it has solved—such as the widely circulated 2016 “GOFAST” video, now thought to show an object flying at 13,000 feet rather than right above the water—as well as other incidents which have so far defied explanation. Previous presidents, including Bill Clinton and Jimmy Carter, have discussed their curiosity about alien life without confirming a belief in it. Carter reported that he saw an unidentified bright object in the sky when he was governor of Georgia in 1969, although he later said it was likely a natural phenomenon. A view of Area 51. Google Maps/Screenshot via The Epoch Times Clinton said that he was curious about the possibility of extraterrestrial life and that he had asked aides to look into both Area 51 and the Roswell incident of 1947, which gave rise to much speculation about a government cover-up. After Air Force personnel recovered metallic and rubber debris near Roswell, New Mexico, the U.S. Army Air Forces announced that they were in possession of a “flying disc” before retracting the statement within a day. Clinton said he was told there was no evidence of alien life in connection with the incident. In 1995, he joked about the Roswell incident, saying, “If the U.S. Air Force did recover any alien bodies, they didn’t tell me about it.” The American public is increasingly convinced that aliens exist and have visited Earth, according to recent polls. More than half (56 percent) of Americans believe extraterrestrials definitely or probably exist, according to a 2025 YouGov poll. Democrat (61 percent) and Independent (59 percent) voters are more likely than Republicans (46 percent) to believe aliens exist, with 73 percent of Americans believing the government would hide evidence of UFOs if it had any, and just 13 percent thinking it would be transparent, according to the same survey. Tyler Durden Tue, 02/17/2026 - 17:00

Swedish private company Snälltåget will launch a new daily direct train service between Malmö, Gothenburg, and Oslo on June 15, 2026, providing a convenient cross-border travel option.

A new direct train service is set to launch in June, connecting the Scandinavian cities of Malmö, Gothenburg, and Oslo.

Following a successful business forum, the Montenegrin Chamber of Commerce organized a 'Montenegrin Evening' in Ljubljana to further strengthen business ties with Slovenian colleagues and celebrate the anniversary of Montenegro's independence.

Montenegro's parliament will continue its session today, debating several laws, including those concerning internal affairs and the National Security Agency (ANB), with discussions expected on voluntary polygraphs and security checks for police officers.

A goldsmith in Oslo has been charged with money laundering, accused of selling gold worth nearly one million Norwegian kroner despite knowing it was paid for with proceeds from criminal activities.

The Taliban continues its harsh crackdown on cultural life in Afghanistan. Authorities in Parwan province stated that they burned about 500 musical instruments collected from across the province, while officials in…

Die Regierung in Oslo kündigte an, in Kürze einen Gesetzentwurf vorzulegen +++ Mutmaßlicher Rekrutierer von Kenianern für russischen Militärdienst festgenommen +++ Ukrainer und Amerikaner treffen…

The Croatian Parliament is scheduled to discuss the business operations of free zones in 2024, which saw revenues increase to 257 million euros (16.5%) despite a decrease in the number of employees.

The Municipal Council of Stari Grad Sarajevo held its 15th regular session, adopting important decisions concerning communal services, business premises, and the Faletići Barracks.

Kazahstanska državna naftna i plinska tvrtka KazMunayGas (KMG) odobrila je ključni sporazum o zajedničkom poslovnom poduhvatu s Geoenergijom razvoj, čime je formalno potvrđeno strateško partnerstvo…

Representatives of Turkish companies in Montenegro met with high-ranking officials from the Ministry of Interior to discuss current challenges, legal reforms, and administrative procedures relevant to foreign citizens and investors.

The Montenegrin government has adopted amendments to the Law on Internal Affairs and another law, following months of consultations with relevant European Commission directorates.

Sjedinjene Američke Države ostaju najvažniji vojni partner Poljske, a Varšava je bila i ostat će odani saveznik, ali neće biti "naivčina", rekao je poljski ministar vanjskih poslova Radosław Sikorski…

Atalanta's footballers qualified for the Champions League round of 16 after an impressive 4-1 victory over Borussia Dortmund, thus making up for the deficit.

Police in Oslo shot a man armed with knives, and the Special Unit has dismissed the case, deeming the shooting lawful self-defense.

Oslo's subway lines 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 are experiencing delays Thursday morning due to a signal error, with the situation expected to last until 09:00.

Intervista al centrocampista della Cremonese nato e cresciuto a Oslo

The Tuzla City Council has approved the initiation of a zoning plan for the "Mlake - Šićki Brod jug" business zone, aiming to develop an underutilized area and attract new investments to the region.

U Mostaru je danas održan sastanak predsjednika HDZ-a BiH Dragana Čovića s otpravnikom poslova Ambasade Sjedinjenih Američkih Država u BiH Johnom Ginkelom.

European efforts to strengthen defense capabilities can stimulate national economies, presenting strategic autonomy as a business opportunity.

The Constitutional Court of the Czech Republic has confirmed that former high-ranking officials of the communist regime in Czechoslovakia will continue to receive reduced pensions, rejecting a complaint from a former party official.

Following are some of the major events to have occurred on February 25: 1921 – Russian soldiers capture Tbilisi and declare the Georgian Soviet Socialist Republic. 1948 – In Czechoslovakia, President

Melania Trump supported her husband Donald at the State of the Union address, appearing in an elegant Dolce & Gabbana pantsuit reportedly worth thousands of euros.

The 57th anniversary of Jan Zajíc's self-immolation in Prague is commemorated, recalling the 18-year-old student's sacrifice, which occurred a month after Jan Palach's, to protest the Warsaw Pact invasion of Czechoslovakia.

A second-instance court in Serbia has acquitted Elemer Priboj, a citizen from Subotica, of charges for allegedly insulting police during a protest held last July, overturning a previous conviction.

Marius Borg Høiby's father, Morten Borg, appeared in Oslo District Court, where recordings of Høiby were played, and a witness claimed Høiby stated he has a child.

The case against a 13-year-old suspected in a grenade attack in Oslo has been dropped because the individual is below the age of criminal responsibility.

A journalism student from Belgrade has provided insights into the cost and living conditions of student dormitories in Oslo, noting monthly expenses ranging from 400 to 600 euros.

Crnogorski Telekom is scheduled to present its business results for 2025, inviting analysts and investors to a conference call.

The trial against Marius Borg Høiby continues. Today, the "bonus prince's" ex-girlfriend Nora Haukland testifies in Oslo District Court.

A false air raid alarm was heard in several places in Eastern Norway, including Oslo, Bærum, and Drøbak, on Tuesday morning due to an error.

Spíš vo svojej posteli, pracuješ, študuješ. A zrazu niekto príde a povie: ideme ťa oslobodiť. Od čoho? Od môjho normálneho života? Od rodiny? Pýta sa Iryna, utečenkyňa z Charkova, ktorá žije na Sloven

Ministar spoljnih poslova Francuske Žan-Noel Baro zatražio je danas da se ambasadoru SAD u Parizu Čarlsu Kušneru onemogući dalji direktan pristup pripadnicima francuske vlade nakon što je on izbegao d

Osuđeni ratni zločinac Vojislav Šešelj gnusno je vrijeđao legendarnu jugoslovensku glumicu Oliveru Marković, koja je preminula 2011. godine. Nakon svega se oglasio njen sin, reditelj Goran Marković.

Oslo University Hospital (OUS) has informed 576 women that their test results were unreliable, after the hospital discovered errors that had gone unnoticed for two years.

Zagreb is planning a new city center at Velesajam istok, with Mayor Tomašević stating that a new convention center there will put the city on the map for business tourism.

Commander-in-Chief Oleksandr Syrskyi reported that Ukrainian forces have liberated 400 km² of territory and eight settlements in the south since the end of January, despite a difficult situation and Russian pressure.

An article explores how smart devices are increasingly taking over 'invisible tasks' in daily life, leading to concerns about time management and the burden of these automated responsibilities.

Norwegian adventurer Samuel Massie and three friends experienced a dramatic incident when their newly purchased wooden boat sank while sailing from Oslo to Bergen.

Vladislav Jovanović, a former Serbian and Yugoslav diplomat, has passed away at the age of 93, his family announced.

This article explores a potential strategy for the Hungarian six-number lottery (hatoslottó) involving selecting multiples of 5, and questions whether anyone successfully used this method to win.

A Czechoslovakian wolfdog named Nazgul, who escaped from its home, gained viral attention after appearing in a photo finish with cross-country skiers at the Olympics.

Rusija je raketama napala fabriku američkog keksa "Oreo" u Ukrajini, objavio je ministar spoljnih poslova Andrij Sibiha.

Ministar spoljnih poslova Mađarske Peter Sijarto izjavio je da politički „sukobi“ Budimpešte sa Briselom proističu iz, kako kaže, dosledne odbrane nacionalnog interesa zemlje.

My fellow Brits seem weighed down by endless swiping – I went to the Europeans for a fresh perspective Last year, I went through a breakup and threw myself into internet dating. I started experimenting with mirror selfies, and spent whole evenings trying to take artful photographs of my own bum. I agonised over my three-line bio. I even put a notebook by my bed with the Hinge prompt “most spontaneous thing I’ve done” written on the first page, so if the answer came to me in a dream, I’d have ...

A Norwegian man traveled from Oslo to Copenhagen to carry out two contract killings within a criminal gang environment and has been convicted of two counts of attempted murder.

Police in Oslo are investigating a suspicious letter received at the Elden law firm, with initial findings suggesting the contents are not dangerous.

(ANSA) - OSLO, 18 FEB - The "Looking Beyond" photo exhibition was inaugurated today at the University of Bergen (UiB) by the Italian Ambassador to Norway, Stefano Nicoletti, the Vice Rector of UiB Sigrunn Eliassen, and the Dean of the Faculty of Science and Technology Gunn Mangerud, in the presence of professors, researchers, and students from the university—Norway's third largest academic center—as well as members of the local Italian community. The exhibition, promoted by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation (MAECI) and produced in collaboration with the Italian Space Agency (ASI) and Telespazio/e Geos, was organized in Bergen by the Italian Embassy in Oslo and Dr. Andrea Magugliani, Honorary Vice Consul in Bergen, with the support of Vår Energi of the ENI group. Bergen is the third Norwegian stop for 'Looking Beyond', which has already been successfully hosted at the Science Museum (Vitenfabrikken) in Sandnes, near Stavanger, and at the Arctic University of Tromsø, where it was greatly appreciated by the public and teachers alike. The aim of the exhibition, consisting of 25 stunning high-resolution satellite images acquired by the COSMO-SkyMed constellation and sourced from the archives of Telespazio/e-Geos and ASI, is to stimulate reflection on the impact of human activities on the environment and the role of satellite technology in addressing global challenges such as deforestation, desertification, and pollution. But that's not all: divided into six thematic sections—agriculture, water, urban centers, climate change, natural disasters, and deforestation—Looking Beyond also aims to showcase the beauty of Earth as seen from space through spectacular images of glaciers, lava flows, megacities, cultivated fields, and waterways from different areas of the world. Italian Earth observation technology, in particular through the COSMO-SkyMed satellite constellation, plays a fundamental role in environmental monitoring and risk management. The satellites support early warning systems for landslides and floods, the coordination of relief efforts in the event of natural disasters, and the monitoring of crisis areas. In Norway, COSMO-SkyMed data is used thanks to a collaboration agreement between e-Geos and Kongsberg Satellite Services (KSAT). In his speech at the inauguration, Ambassador Nicoletti highlighted how "Italian Earth observation technology, developed by ASI and Telespazio, is now widely used in crucial sectors, and the COSMO-SkyMed constellation also supports monitoring activities in Norway, thanks to collaboration with local partners. We are very pleased to have been able to inaugurate a third stage of 'Looking Beyond' in Norway, which confirms the great attention and sensitivity of local institutions and the public towards issues such as scientific research and environmental protection." On the sidelines of the inauguration, Ambassador Nicoletti visited some of the university's leading research centers in the fields of aquaculture and marine biology and met with a group of Italian professors and researchers residing in Bergen. During the meeting, the Ambassador pointed out that "the more than 80 Italian scholars working in Bergen today represent one of the largest communities of researchers from our country in Norway, which now numbers almost 680 people. The social events we organize every year, such as Italian Research Day in the World or the Scienza Senza Confini (Science Without Borders) project by Comites in Oslo, are important opportunities for dialogue that aim to raise the level of interaction within the community of Italian researchers in Norway, who in turn represent an invaluable resource for promoting bilateral scientific and technological relations." Read article...

New US court documents reveal connections between a key figure involved in the Oslo Accords and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. These revelations are casting a shadow over the historical peace efforts between Palestine and Israel.

Marius Borg Høiby, the son of Norway's Crown Princess Mette-Marit, remains in pre-trial detention as he faces charges including four counts of rape before the Oslo District Court.

Norway's Supreme Court Appeals Committee has rejected an appeal regarding the acquittal of demonstrators who followed Frp leader Sylvi Listhaug through Oslo city center two years ago.

Poles escaping the communist regime often chose routes through the Czechoslovak-Austrian and Czechoslovak-German borders, believing it would be an easier path to Western Europe compared to the heavily guarded border between East and West Germany.

An armed man was arrested outside a nightclub in Tøyen, Oslo, after police responded to reports of a disturbance and potential threat, leading to multiple arrests and the discovery of a weapon.

A goldsmith in Oslo faces charges for allegedly laundering nearly one million Norwegian kroner by selling gold known to be purchased with criminal proceeds.

UKRAJINSKO ministarstvo vanjskih poslova demantiralo je tvrdnje mađarskog ministra Szijjarta da Kijev traži novac i oružje u zamjenu za nastavak isporuke nafte naftovodom Družba.

The government in Oslo announced that it would soon present a bill +++ Alleged recruiter of Kenyans for Russian military service arrested +++ Ukrainians and Americans meet…

The Montenegrin Parliament will continue its extraordinary session to discuss laws concerning internal affairs and the National Security Agency (ANB).

Gennaro Gattuso wasn’t handed the easiest of tasks when he succeeded Luciano Spalletti as Italy manager. The Azzurri had just been thumped 3-0 in Oslo by Erling Haaland’s rampant Norway, while the...

Opozicioni lider Peter Mađar kaže da su izbori 12. aprila referendum o smjeru pravcu - između evropskog puta i odmrzavanja milijardi iz fondova EU ili nastavka Orbanove politike oslonjene na Rusiju i…

Cristiano Ronaldo became the owner of a 25 percent stake in the Spanish club Almeria, currently the third-placed team in the second tier of Spanish football.

The 30th International GAST Fair has opened at Arena Zagreb, attracting over a thousand exhibitors from Croatia and abroad, with the exhibition space bustling with visitors from the hospitality and hotel industries.

Montenegrin politician Bojana Bojanić stated that she sees nothing controversial in her past business communication with Mijajlović, asserting that all relevant information is publicly available in media archives.

The Croatian company Petrokemija successfully defended against a ransomware attack that did not disrupt production, and no data theft has been confirmed so far.

The 'Jakov Nenadović' Internal Affairs Secondary School in Sremska Kamenica and the Ministry of Internal Affairs have announced a competition for the enrollment of 140 students in the first grade for the upcoming school year.

HERE'S WHAT the stars predict for each zodiac sign for Thursday, February 26.

American model Bella Hadid disclosed in a new interview that she had to decline almost all business engagements for a year due to Lyme disease.

Former Norwegian Prime Minister Thorbjørn Jagland was hospitalized in Oslo following an extensive corruption investigation linked to newly released Jeffrey Epstein case documents.

The search for Terje Rød-Larsen's private archive has resumed, but the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs refuses to confirm if they believe documents from the Oslo Process are missing from their archives.

Construction of a protective retaining wall has resumed in the Zenica-South Business Zone in Zenica, Bosnia and Herzegovina, a project that began in 2022.

Tamara Tomić, Coordinator of the Forum of Women of the Social Democrats, criticized proposed changes to Montenegro's Labor Law regarding parental leave, calling the division of leave between parents a political misuse of a sensitive issue.

Ghana's Foreign Minister, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakva, visited Kyiv and called for the immediate release of two Ghanaian citizens held as war prisoners.

Marius Borg Hoiby, son of the Norwegian princess, faces 38 criminal charges, with his former partner, Nora Haukland, testifying against him in an Oslo court.

Capital Tankers, a company owned by Vangelis Marinakis, is preparing for an initial public offering on the Oslo Stock Exchange with the goal of raising $345 million.

The Høiby case in the Oslo District Court is facing disruptions due to a boycott by interpreters.

Americká Ústredná spravodajská služba sa prostredníctvom sociálnych sietí snaží získať nových informátorov v Iráne, pričom Iráncom poskytuje detailné tipy na bezpečné kontaktovanie agentúry. USA súčas

MAĐARSKA i Slovačka odupirat će se ukrajinskim ucjenama do samoga kraja, poručio je mađarski ministar vanjskih poslova Péter Szijjártó.

SRPSKI borac Uroš Medić ostvario je važnu pobjedu u UFC-u. Članak donosi njegovu inspirativnu priču o putu od građevinskih poslova na Aljasci do najveće svjetske borilačke pozornice.

An ex-girlfriend of Marius Borg Høiby, son of Norway's Crown Princess Mette-Marit, testified in an Oslo court about her pleas to the royal couple to help him, expressing concerns about his well-being.

Kako su naveli iz Ministarstva evropskih poslova, resorna Ministarka Maida Gorčević i potpredsjednik Vlade Nik Đjeljošaj su se sastali sa predsjednikom Opštine Tuzi Lindonom Đeljajem i razmijenili miš

Ne čudi kidisanje na N1 i Novu, jer vlast gubi oslonce i ostaje sa sve manje instrumenata kojima može da interveniše protiv studentskog bunta i građan

Oslo, the Scandinavian capital known for redefining sustainable urban living, has officially been named the world's greenest city in a new ranking presented by Time Out.

Po dlouhých dvanácti letech hrály na olympiádě hvězdy NHL, se zaujetím to sledoval i Jiří Hrdina, bývalý československý reprezentant a trojnásobný vítěz Stanley Cupu, který se v zámořské lize prosadil

Norway's Conservative party (Høyre) is reportedly backtracking on its 2023 election promise for a new, fairer ticket system for public transport around Oslo, citing high costs and difficulties.

AMERIČKO ministarstvo vanjskih poslova (State Department) povlači dio vladinog osoblja i njihovih članova obitelji iz američkog veleposlanstva u Bejrutu, rekao je visoki dužnosnik State Departmenta, u

Zamjenik ministra vanjskih poslova Irana Kazem Gharibabadi upozorava na rizik od šire eskalacije ako njegova zemlja bude napadnuta, nakon što je američki predsjednik Donald Trump povećao prijetnju uda

Ministratsvo unutrašnjih poslova (MUP) Srbije saopštilo je danas da je policija, u vezi sa nestankom mladića (19) iz Zrenjanina (čije je telo 22. februara, pronađeno u gradskom jezeru), preduzela sve

The Czechoslovak documentary 'Kdyby se holubi proměnili ve zlato' (If Pigeons Turned to Gold), directed by Pepa Lubojacki, received two awards at the Berlin International Film Festival: one for innovative filmmaking and another for best documentary.

Croatia's State Property agency has announced a tender for the lease of 25 business premises and 5 garages across 8 cities, with viewings scheduled from March 9-12.

Vladislav Jovanović, the former Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, has passed away. He was known for leading several Yugoslav delegations in peace and other negotiations during the 1990s.

Ukrainian airborne forces have confirmed regaining control over eight settlements and approximately 300 square kilometers of territory in the Oleksandrivka direction in southern Ukraine.

Passengers on a Sunday morning flight from Oslo to Tromsø experienced a turbulent journey, with one passenger describing widespread screams.

Experts from the Munch Museum are raising alarms over the Oslo city council leader's plan to display Munch art in the city hall, fearing damage to the artworks, a move an artist calls 'hysterical'.

A member of the Kavacki clan has been acquitted of charges related to the kidnapping of a Croatian national in Vienna due to lack of evidence, though he remains in custody for other indictments.

Studenti umetničkih fakulteta obeležili su večeras godinu dana od kada su ušli u Studentski kulturni centar (SKC).

A large Czechoslovakian Wolfdog garnered global attention for its antics during the women's cross-country sprint finish at the Milano Cortina Winter Olympics.

Nearly one in six children in Oslo exceed the absence limit, with thousands of students missing one in ten school days, and absenteeism significantly increasing in middle school.

Terje Rød-Larsen has been questioned by Økokrim in Oslo, providing an extensive explanation of his relationship with the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, according to his lawyer.

Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich stated his Religious Zionist Party's desire to 'cancel the damned Oslo Accords'.