Slovenia is expecting another weekend with very heavy traffic, particularly on major highway routes. Travelers should anticipate longer journey times due to the increased congestion.

The Austrian political party NEOS is advocating for a reform of media law to prevent publishers from being penalized for offensive comments made by third parties on their online platforms. They argue that the current regulations are outdated and stifle online discourse.

A Lufthansa Boeing 787 aircraft tipped onto its nose at Frankfurt Airport after its landing gear collapsed. The airline is investigating the incident.

The Polish government has adopted a draft bill aimed at protecting minors from access to pornographic content online, planning to introduce effective age verification on adult websites and block non-compliant sites.

Patrick Analo, a chief officer in Nairobi, has been arrested in connection with alleged graft.

The Southern Poverty Law Center claims the Department of Justice shared a draft version of a new indictment with the media before it was officially filed in court, raising concerns about grand jury secrecy.

India's Supreme Court has drafted regulations for the use of AI in courts, prohibiting its use for decision-making and requiring lawyers to disclose any AI assistance, with feedback sought until June 20.

Karamo Brown has offered a new explanation for his involvement in the controversial 'Queer Eye' traffic-stop prank, but some observers are dismissing his updated narrative as disingenuous.

Six prominent Broadway actors, including past Tony winners and nominees, participated in a roundtable discussion about overcoming fears and engaging in difficult conversations in their craft.

Mohsen Rezaei, an advisor to Iran's supreme leader, stated that the current draft Memorandum of Understanding under negotiation to end the war between Iran and the US contains ambiguities that need clarification.

Turkish club Galatasaray has reportedly offered a substantial salary to Rafael Leao, potentially leading to his departure from AC Milan.

A report reveals that the copilot of a United Airlines jet recognized the aircraft was flying too low before it struck a light pole, but the realization came too late to prevent the incident.

Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson faced questioning regarding the city's public safety crisis, as residents demand action on shootings and trafficking crimes, leading to the replacement of resident-built planters with chicanes on a major street.

A bus and a car collided in Kaunas, resulting in significant traffic congestion. The accident caused delays for commuters in the area.

For the first time since the recovery of European air transport post-COVID-19, passenger traffic has recorded a decrease compared to the same period last year.

CDF Munir is reportedly drafting a peace deal, with global leaders potentially visiting Pakistan soon for what is described as a 'historic development'.

Former Senator Franklin Drilon, Senator Raffy Tulfo, and former Education Secretary Leonor Briones have denied accusations of receiving kickbacks from 'ex-Marines,' who repeated their claims and named Sotto and Tulfo.

A judge in the District Court of Reykjavík has sentenced a man to eleven months in prison for multiple traffic law violations.

Israel's Haredim have escalated protests against military service, leading to riots and highlighting growing divisions ahead of national elections.

During its 129th session, the Montenegrin government, chaired by Prime Minister Milojko Spajić, adopted the Draft Law on the Final Account of the Budget of Montenegro for 2025, highlighting the growth in budget revenue collection.

Abandoned items including tyres, clothes, traffic cones, and consoles were found in an amenity area in Cork, highlighting issues of illegal dumping.

The new Greek Road Traffic Code introduces a zero-tolerance policy for violations, including a 100-euro fine for each passenger in a car if certain rules are not followed, aiming to enhance road safety.

Residents of Echternach, Luxembourg, are expressing skepticism about the city's plan to transform its center by 2034, aiming for less traffic and improved quality of life, with some calling the proposed relief route a "catastrophe."

Borislav Sarafov, the former acting chief prosecutor, was reportedly informed by the State Agency for National Security (DANS) about criminal activities by "Corporation KUB" in the Varna region as early as 2025.

Swiss commodity traders like Trafigura and Glencore are reportedly profiting significantly from the Iran war, with Trafigura achieving one of its best half-year results, though caution remains about potential crisis escalation.

Unions representing Belgrade Public Transport (GSP Beograd) drivers have condemned a statement from acting general director Zoran Šarac regarding a traffic accident, viewing it as an attempt to shift blame onto drivers.

Azerbaijan and the European Union have resumed negotiations over a partnership agreement, with a preliminary draft document on partnership priorities for the period 2026–2030 prepared during discussions in Baku.

A man has been charged with negligent manslaughter and traffic violations in Iceland for driving a boom lift under the influence of stimulants, leading to a fatal accident.

The Centar Municipal Council in Sarajevo has adopted a draft decision to amend the 'Zetra' regulatory plan, which would enable the construction of a Lidl business facility near the Asim Ferhatović stadium.

Police in Antipolo City, Philippines, arrested an alleged drug trafficker during a buy-bust operation, seizing over P200,000 worth of crystal meth and an unlicensed firearm.

Slovenian highway company Dars has announced that work, renovations, and closures, which typically cause congestion and driver frustration, will now also be carried out at night near Postojna to reduce traffic disruptions during peak hours.

Pope Leo XIV is visiting Spain, with live updates on his activities in Madrid, Barcelona, and the Canary Islands, including traffic disruptions. During his visit, Spanish President Sánchez is scheduled to accompany the Pope at a meeting with migrants in Arguineguín, highlighting the pontiff's known sensitivity towards immigrants.

Police in Enugu State have arrested three suspects linked to armed robbery, kidnapping, and drug trafficking, recovering firearms, ammunition, and illicit drugs.

VMRO-DPMNE states that the draft report sends an important political message, recognizing Macedonia as a European state committed to reforms, regional stability, and strategic partnership with the EU and NATO.

Kazakhstan's national maritime shipping company, Kazmortransflot, reported a record monthly volume of container transportation along the Trans-Caspian International Transport Route, also known as the Middle Corridor, with traffic more than doubling in May.

A Spanish town is facing '65ft flames' from a massive wildfire in a popular holiday hotspot, with hundreds of emergency personnel, including military units, aircraft, and firefighters, deployed to control the blaze.

A Chinese company has completed the maiden flight of a passenger craft that uses ground-effect technology to skim above water, reviving a concept reminiscent of Soviet-era 'sea monsters'.

Greece's transport ministry is preparing draft legislation that would ban minors from riding electric scooters nationwide and restrict ATV rentals to drivers who have held a standard car license for at least five years. This effectively raises the minimum age for ATV rentals.

French Minister Sébastien Lecornu is scheduled to visit Vendin-le-Vieil prison on Friday to reinforce state action against organized crime and drug trafficking. This visit follows a ministerial committee meeting where the Prime Minister deemed current proposals insufficient.

The 2nd Division enters a not guilty plea on Estrada's behalf since the senator refused to enter a plea

The European Union is discussing a proposal to exclude draft-age Ukrainian men from temporary protection status, with Poland's Deputy Interior Minister Maciej Duszczyk stating agreement with such a solution.

Following protests, traffic lights at Belveder in Izola have been removed, and the Slovenian Infrastructure Directorate will resume construction work in the autumn.

Former Ako Bicol party-list Rep. Elizaldy “Zaldy” Co’s legal counsel, Ruy Rondain, arrived at the Senate to attend a blue ribbon committee hearing regarding graft and malversation charges related to flood control.

There will be no appeal in the case against former Dutch lawyer Inez Weski, who was sentenced to 42 days in prison, equivalent to her pre-trial detention. Both the Public Prosecution Service and Weski have decided not to appeal.

V uredništvu Dela smo za vas pripravili najbolj zanimive in povedne fotografije iz sveta v zadnjih 24 urah.

Commodity trader Trafigura has warned that oil is at an 'inflection point' as the Iran war fuels a more than doubling of its net profit to $4.1 billion for the October to March period.

Despite Cristian Mungiu's Palme d'Or win, the Romanian film industry faces severe underfunding, with the ANAF failing to disburse significant funds due to a decade-long delay in implementing a relevant law.

Indonesia's proposed free meal program, championed by President-elect Prabowo Subianto, is facing challenges as a deputy immigration minister has been arrested on graft charges, raising questions about the scheme's future.

The Skydweller solar aircraft project is moving forward despite the loss of its prototype, demonstrating resilience in its development.

A new report from Poland's Social Insurance Institution (ZUS) confirms that a significantly larger influx of foreigners than currently observed would be necessary to halt the country's negative demographic trends.

Lithuanian airports handled a record nearly 735,000 travelers in May, with Vilnius Airport surpassing Riga for the first time, according to the head of Lithuanian Airports.

The USS Gerald R. Ford, a $13 billion aircraft carrier, has returned home for much-needed repairs, including an upgrade to its problematic sewage system.

A section of the 'Trakia' highway in Bulgaria is scheduled for repairs during the night on Monday to avoid disrupting traffic flow.

A court has denied the motion by former Energy Secretary Alfonso Cusi and other Department of Energy executives to dismiss graft charges related to the 2019 sale of Chevron's stake in the Malampaya gas facility.

Croatian customs and police have seized 2.2 million cigarettes and 9 tons of tobacco in the Zagreb area, with USKOK investigating nine individuals for an excise debt of nearly 1.5 million euros.

IGN provides a preview of 'The Mound: Omen of Cthulhu,' a cooperative pirate-era horror game that incorporates Lovecraftian themes and sanity-challenging gameplay mechanics.

His Majesty Sultan Ibrahim, the King of Malaysia, has advised the newly appointed chief of the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) to combat graft without fear or favour.

Steinar Wangen has been charged with murder, with prosecutors alleging he suffocated Malin (47) with a pillow, though he has pleaded not guilty in court.

Explosions were reported in temporarily occupied Crimea on the night of June 3-4, with the head of the Mejlis of the Crimean Tatar people stating that military units were struck. Consequently, rail traffic on the Crimean railway has been suspended.

An accident on the M5 motorway in Hungary has led to a nearly 10-kilometer traffic jam, with authorities advising drivers to avoid the affected section.

A remake series of "Cape Fear" starring Javier Bardem is in development, alongside a documentary series about the end of Rafael Nadal's era in tennis.

The city of Zagreb has chosen Exturbo d.o.o., the sole bidder, to oversee the new phase of its urban fight against graffiti on building facades, a contract valued at 46,687.50 euros including VAT.

A fatal traffic accident occurred in Kallithea, Greece, resulting in the death of a motorcycle driver.

Fifteen motorists were referred to the traffic police for further action after 30 individuals were caught for queue cutting and other traffic offences at the Woodlands Checkpoint.

According to CNN, a fire that occurred in March on the largest American aircraft carrier was more extensive and caused greater damage than initially reported.

The Lovecraftian horror game 'The Shore' is being offered for free on Steam for a limited time before it is permanently removed from the platform. This gives players a final chance to experience the critically acclaimed title.

Sources indicate that Singapore Airlines is currently negotiating a significant new order for aircraft.

Yago de la Cierva, coordinator for Pope Leo XIV's visit to Madrid, discusses the operational challenges of the event, which he compares to the Olympics. The visit will also cause significant traffic disruptions in Madrid, particularly on Monday, June 8, with detailed street closures and schedules announced.

The first automatic traffic light in the world had only two colors: red and green. Orange was added later.

Fairuza Balk, known for her role in 'The Craft,' offered fans a glimpse into her private life by sharing a rare selfie on Instagram, showing the horror icon wearing a wide-brimmed sun hat.

A Kyiv publication claims that Bulgaria has provided T-72 tanks to Ukraine, along with anti-aircraft guns, machine guns, and armored vehicles, facilitated by the Czech Republic and the United Kingdom.

Two Americans who believed they had avoided punishment by agreeing to repay 1.55 billion kroner to Denmark are now facing up to 12 years in prison for gross fraud in the dividend tax case.

A 17-year-old boy has been sentenced to eight months in juvenile detention for fatally kicking a man during an argument in Zwolle nearly two years ago.

The CEO of Cloudflare announced that bot-generated internet traffic has now exceeded human traffic, a shift he had originally anticipated for 2027. This marks a significant milestone in internet usage trends.

A Florida town is evaluating the implementation of traffic cameras after a study revealed over 6,000 speeding violations were tracked in school zones, averaging 3,000 violations daily across 18 different locations.

A man 'very known' to justice was killed by bullets in Reims, with an investigation for assassination opened, likely linked to drug trafficking.

Travelers in the Dutch province of Utrecht can earn rewards, such as train subscriptions or bike helmets, by using an app to register 'smart trips' that avoid busy road times, aiming to reduce traffic congestion.

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.

The Municipal Council of Centar Municipality in Sarajevo adopted a draft decision to amend the 'Zetra' Regulatory Plan, which will open the way for the construction of a Lidl store in Betanija, with the investor promising jobs and area development.

The Seimas is poised to approve the draft Law on the Fundamentals of Senior Citizens' Policy, aiming to create favorable conditions for the inclusion of seniors in public life.

Croatian citizens are being inundated with fraudulent SMS messages demanding payment for alleged traffic violations, prompting police to issue a warning to immediately delete such messages.

Rafik Mohamed has been released on bail as ongoing investigations linked to SA Steel Mills continue.

Two fatal accidents have closed the D2 highway near Brno in both directions. In one incident, a car collided with a truck in a queue, killing the driver, while in another, a van hit a truck in the resulting traffic jam, causing both vehicles to catch fire and resulting in another fatality.

Three trade unions within the Belgrade City Transport Company (GSP) 'Beograd' have condemned the management's statement regarding a traffic accident and oppose the disciplining of drivers.

A driver involved in a fatal traffic accident in Reykjavík last September had been medically assessed as unfit to drive just days before the incident, raising questions about the circumstances of the crash.

Police in the capital region have charged a man with negligent homicide and traffic violations for driving a boom lift into another vehicle in Reykjavík in September 2023, resulting in a fatal accident.

Three individuals suspected of being involved in trafficking nitrous oxide were arrested in Bordeaux on Tuesday, following the seizure of 1.7 tonnes of the substance, as its consumption continues to increase.

The final phase of the Vjesnik skyscraper demolition in Zagreb caused significant traffic chaos, with drivers entering oncoming lanes due to road closures, prompting police intervention.

The European Commission has referred Poland and Spain to the EU Court of Justice, seeking financial penalties for their failure to transpose EU emissions trading system (ETS) rules for the aviation sector into national law.

The Council of the EU's working group on enlargement held an extraordinary meeting to prepare draft common positions on Cluster 1, Fundamentals, for Ukraine and Moldova, aiming for approval by EU ambassadors.

A traffic accident involving two cars and a tram occurred on Barbu Văcărescu Street in Bucharest, leading to the suspension of tram services in the area.

Spanish actress Carmen Machi has been honored with the National Cinematography Prize 2026, with the jury recognizing her as one of the most significant comedy actresses in the history of Spanish cinema.

Slovakia has the highest dependence on gas imports among EU countries, making it highly sensitive to price increases or supply disruptions, a situation historically influenced by its use of gas for heating and fertilizer production.

Eighteen species of mammals, birds, and insects have been shortlisted as candidates to appear on new British banknotes, with the public set to decide which animals will be featured through a vote.

The Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) has released the draft seat matrix for KCET 2026, with objections open until June 9.

An institute in Finland has proposed banning the sale of energy drinks to minors, while Spain's Ministry of Consumer Affairs has launched a public consultation on a draft law to prohibit sales to those under 16. Both countries are exploring measures to restrict access to energy drinks for young people.

A Lithuanian expert monitoring school rankings, Sarafinas, highlighted that some schools still show alarmingly poor results, prompting questions about whether high rankings truly reflect education quality or if other factors are more important for parents choosing schools.

Yahoo Sports has introduced an AI-powered 'Ask Kevin O’Connor' feature within its annual NBA Draft guide, allowing users to interact with a chatbot trained on the analyst’s work.

A massive influx of tourists has brought life to a standstill in several Italian coastal towns, including Positano on the Amalfi Coast, causing significant traffic congestion.

The Federal Aviation Administration has launched an investigation into a recent close call involving a JetBlue aircraft near Fort Lauderdale.

Slovakia is tightening its rules for pedestrians, introducing fines of up to 100 euros for those using mobile phones or other electronic devices while crossing the road and failing to pay attention to traffic. This measure aims to improve pedestrian safety.

Despite his divorce from Gisele Bündchen, Tom Brady shared proud photos with his younger children, Vivian and Benjamin, at the end of the school year, also acknowledging his older son Jack.

A crucial 15.1 km corridor connecting the upcoming Jewar International Airport with the Yamuna Expressway is nearing completion, expected to significantly boost nearby property markets and ease traffic flow.

Amid traffic congestion, high fuel prices, and parking difficulties, small electric city cars are being highlighted as a practical alternative for urban drivers.

A new update for WhatsApp on iOS devices brings enhanced features, including cleaner chat filters and a dedicated Drafts category, improving user experience.

The editorial team at Delo has curated a selection of the most interesting and impactful photographs from around the world over the past 24 hours.

Commodity trading giant Trafigura has announced a record dividend payout following a significant surge in its profits, exceeding $4 billion.

Austria is facing infringement proceedings and millions in fines for its failure to implement EU standards for penalties related to sanctions violations, despite a draft law being available.

Streets in the center of Podgorica, which were busy for years, are now closed or redeveloped as the inner city area becomes 'free' of cars, though taxis remain.

Tourists and residents were seen fleeing a 20-meter-high wall of fire at a Spanish resort, with over 170 soldiers and 11 specialized aircraft deployed to combat the massive wildfire.

A couple has been charged with human trafficking after allegedly selling their baby for 500 euros and free gynecological examinations, following an investigation by the National Unit for Combating Migrant Smuggling and Human Trafficking.

Police in Thessaloniki arrested a 49-year-old driver for multiple traffic violations, including driving under the influence of alcohol and without a license, after he was observed making dangerous maneuvers.

The trustee for Perx Folkefinansiering's bankruptcy intends to investigate potential criminal offenses. Significant uncertainty surrounds the company's collapse after a crucial agreement fell through.

Global air passenger demand saw a decline in April 2026, primarily due to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, which significantly reduced traffic for airlines in the region and affected the broader market.

Experts warn that simply relocating people to the suburbs will not resolve Ho Chi Minh City's traffic congestion issues. Many residents, like Nguyen Van Hung, still face long daily commutes despite moving to the outskirts over a decade ago.

A serious accident near Bucharest involved a Chinese driver who lost control of her vehicle in a parking lot, resulting in damage to 12 cars.

Tirana police have announced traffic and pedestrian movement restrictions in Skanderbeg Square for the "Bread and Heart Festival," starting from 9:00 AM.

Increased traffic congestion is being reported on major roads and at certain border crossings in Croatia, according to the Croatian Auto Club (HAK).

Three drivers were arrested in Thessaloniki over the past 24 hours for various traffic violations, including driving without a license and under the influence of alcohol.

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.

The Ombudsman has filed graft and malversation charges against Discayas and other officials from the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH). These charges relate to alleged corruption and misuse of public funds.

A fire broke out on the newest American aircraft carrier, USS Gerald R. Ford, causing extensive damage reportedly due to a malfunction of the fire suppression system.

An expert warns that increasing urban heat, exemplified by Karachi's high urban-rural temperature difference, could lead to a public health meltdown. The expert emphasizes the need to reduce heat at its source, linking pollution, dense construction, traffic, and tree loss to growing health risks.

A 30-year long-term study suggests that 1.5 to 2 hours of strength training per week is ideal for significantly lowering mortality risk, with more exercise providing only marginal additional benefits.

The Speakers and Vice-Speakers of both houses of Japan's parliament are meeting to discuss and draft a proposal for a stable imperial succession. They aim to present a draft to political parties next week if an agreement is reached.

An Odisha teenager, seeking a job to fund her mother's surgery, was trafficked to Uttar Pradesh by a local man and has been held captive for two years.

Jinggoy Estrada's graft case has moved to trial after he refused to enter a plea during his arraignment, leading the court to enter a not guilty plea on his behalf.

K-pop group Le Sserafim has successfully navigated internal conflicts and overcome challenges posed by internet trolls. The group's resilience has been highlighted as they continue their musical journey.

A fire erupted at the old student dormitories in Zografou, Athens, prompting a response from 12 firefighters with 5 vehicles. The incident caused an alarm in the area.

Creator Haley Z. Boston shares insights into the writing process for her show 'Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen,' describing it as a therapeutic experience.

K-pop group LE SSERAFIM has landed their third No. 1 album on the Top Album Sales chart with 'PUREFLOW', while other artists like J. Cole, Bleachers, and Maisie Peters also saw chart success.

A draft for Germany's planned nursing care reform has been presented, sparking debate over whether it will improve care or primarily serve as a savings measure.

Two sisters from Gujarat's Anand district have been successfully rescued from a human trafficking syndicate in Laos, nearly 20 days after they went missing in Thailand.

Airbus is reportedly set to see a rebound in its aircraft deliveries during May, attributed to an easing of logistical bottlenecks in China.

The Government of Montenegro has approved the Draft Law on the Final Account of the Budget, highlighting that the increase in budget revenue collection last year confirms strong economic activity, reduced grey economy, and improved tax discipline.

Google has launched 'Search Profiles' for creators and companies, a move that follows a significant drop in traffic referrals due to AI summaries. The UK has also ordered Google to improve AI search attribution and provide publishers with opt-out controls.

Despite the Kremlin's military machine losing momentum after years of expansion, Russia's aircraft sector is experiencing a boom driven by an insatiable demand for thousands of unmanned aerial vehicles for its ongoing war efforts.

A motorist in Galway, Ireland, was apprehended for driving 74 km/h over the speed limit as part of a Bank Holiday traffic enforcement operation.

The funeral and burial details have been announced for 22-year-old Manuel Kasić, who tragically died after a severe traffic accident in Bihać, an incident where young men bravely attempted to rescue him from the Una River.

Following the news of the death of legendary sports commentator and journalist Edin Avdić, a former coach of KK Bosna has shared a rare photograph of Avdić from his playing days. The news of his passing resonated across the entire region.

NASA's X-59 aircraft, designed as a quieter successor to Concorde, is approaching its maiden flight, promising to revolutionize supersonic air travel with reduced noise for routes like London-NYC.

Bernstein analysts have raised concerns regarding the long-term sustainability of Kraft Heinz's recently introduced growth strategy.

A head-on collision involving two cars and five individuals on a highway in Eurajoki has resulted in the closure of traffic in the area.

Police in Akwa Ibom have successfully rescued three missing children and arrested two suspected child traffickers. The operation aimed to reunite the children with their families and combat child trafficking.

Switzerland is once again voting on the taxation of married couples, despite a previous 'yes' vote for individual taxation. The debate began in the Council of States on Thursday, with the Centre Party advocating for its 'Fairness' initiative.

Police and DIICOT prosecutors conducted 27 raids in Bucharest and surrounding counties, targeting an organized crime group specialized in selling drugs and psychoactive substances to wealthy youth in luxury clubs.

Former Slovak police investigator Roman Stahl, previously charged alongside Bödör and Gašpar, is now facing indictment alone. While paragraph 363 did not help him, the government's amendment to the criminal code, pushed by Tibor Gašpar, is relevant to his case.

Poland will implement temporary air traffic restrictions in its eastern part, along the borders with Ukraine and Belarus, according to an announcement by the Polish Air Navigation Services Agency (PANSA).

Bosnian Minister of Defense Zukan Helez signed a bilateral defense cooperation agreement with his Egyptian counterpart Ashraf Zaher in Cairo during his official visit.

The adoption of the Spatial Plan for the City of Niš is in its final stages, but the Medijana municipality has expressed a series of objections and officially issued a negative opinion on the draft.

CPI Aero has secured a long-term contract from Embraer to supply engine inlet assemblies for the Phenom 100EX aircraft.

The Portuguese government aims to expand the definition of human trafficking crimes and prevent the punishment of exploited victims, aligning with European directives and recommendations from the Council of Europe. The executive also plans to replace the national rapporteur with a national coordinator.

Footballer Karim Adeyemi has spoken in a documentary about the fine he received for illegal weapon possession and its connection to his wife Loredana's profession.

New anti-terror barriers have been erected along Warsaw's Royal Route, specifically on Krakowskie Przedmieście and blocking access from Karowa Street and the Raffles hotel parking lot.

Comedian Jeff Foxworthy is pulling back the curtain on the creative process behind comedy in what could be his final special. He offers insights into his craft and career.

Argyroupoleos avenue in Cyprus has been opened to traffic, creating a new road link between Tseriou avenue and the GSP roundabout with direct access to the Nicosia to Limassol motorway, a project expected to improve road safety and ease congestion.

Slovenia's Infrastructure Directorate has halted construction of the Belvedere roundabout and removed traffic lights, restoring the original traffic regime, after severe congestion and pressure from the local community.

Severe weather conditions, including rainfall and thunderstorms, caused significant disruptions to flight operations at Delhi airport on Thursday. Thirteen incoming flights were forced to go around, and eleven were diverted to other airports, with a yellow alert remaining in effect.

A traffic accident near Brankov Bridge in Belgrade, caused by the bus driver's health condition and procedural violations, has led the GSP director to announce stricter controls and penalties for non-compliance.

The full closure of the A565 autobahn bridge over the Rhine in Bonn has been described as a 'catastrophe' and 'disaster' for the region. This significant infrastructure disruption is expected to have major impacts on local traffic and daily life.

The Ghana Immigration Service (GIS) has secured a seven-year prison sentence for a Nigerian national convicted of human trafficking and immigration-related offenses.

A report details the complex care and expert assistance required for rehabilitating pangolins, the world's most trafficked wild mammals, underscoring the global challenge of wildlife smuggling.

Greece has implemented significant restrictions and fines for parking camper vans, both motorhomes and towed caravans, since last year. These changes are based on the Tourism Ministry's Law 5170/2025 and the new Traffic Code.

The Professional Journalists' Association of Lithuania has appealed to President Gitanas Nausėda to veto the draft law on the Lithuanian National Radio and Television (LRT), which was adopted by the Seimas on Tuesday.

Ghana's Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Protection, in collaboration with the International Justice Mission, has launched a nationwide media campaign. The '2026 Blue Day Campaign' aims to combat human trafficking in sports.

Four people were injured when a car crashed into a wall in Hiwingen, one of three traffic accidents reported on Thursday morning that collectively injured seven people.

India is enhancing its aerial capabilities with the indigenous Rudram series of anti-radiation missiles, specifically the Rudram-II, designed to use enemy radars to destroy them and ensure safe flight operations for Indian aircraft.

A Council of Europe report indicates that migrants working in agriculture in Portugal face increased risks of human trafficking. Between 2021 and 2024, 250 cases of trafficking victims were confirmed in Portugal, highlighting the need for improved identification and access to compensation.

The Court of Appeal has increased the prison sentences for eight individuals involved in a large-scale cannabis factory operation.

A website compiling Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s projected itinerary in Korea and related Korean stock movements has attracted over 70,000 visitors. This high traffic indicates intense investor interest in his visit for clues on Nvidia’s future partnerships in the country.

A Polish appellate court has partially overturned the verdict against Jan S., known as the 'king of designer drugs,' and referred his case back to the district court for re-examination. He is suspected of leading a group trafficking designer drugs and endangering over 16,000 people, five of whom died.

Between 2021 and 2024, 250 confirmed cases of human trafficking victims were recorded, including 39 children, with migrant workers in agriculture being particularly affected, according to the Group of Experts against Trafficking in Human Beings.

The photography exhibition 'About Germany. Metropolis' by Srđan Veljović is set to open on Thursday at 7 PM at the Šumatovačka Center for Fine Arts Education.

After a previous rejection by Congress, Spain's Minister of Consumption, Bustinduy, announced that the draft law prohibiting energy drinks for minors under 16 is now open for public consultation.

Romania's national airline, TAROM, has named its new Boeing 737 MAX aircraft after the renowned football legend Mircea Lucescu.

Despite shuttle buses being offered from several cities to the Rock am Ring festival grounds to avoid traffic, Luxembourgers, along with residents of Trier and Saarbrücken, have few alternatives to driving.

Viral clips from the Chinese variety show 'This is My Adventure 2' depicted celebrities with digitally added seat belts, prompting a warning from traffic authorities. The incident involved members of the boy band Teens in Times (TNT) and other stars in a minibus.

The Steina toy, designed 65 years ago by artist Elísa Steinunn Jónsdóttir, is now being produced by her nieces Þóra Björk Schram and Elísa Björk Schram, with the entire family involved in its manufacturing.