The Department of Transportation (DOTr) announced a three-month suspension of terminal fee collection at the Parañaque Integrated Terminal Exchange (PITX), effective May 18.

A second individual, Dominique Charles-Turner, has been charged in connection with the arson of a former synagogue in London, joining Moses Edwards who was arrested earlier.

Nigeria's All Progressives Congress (APC) has dismissed reports of altered timetables for its 2027 primary elections, stating that the previously announced dates remain valid.

Ο δεύτερος ημιτελικός της Eurovision θα διεξαχθεί απόψε, Πέμπτη 14 Μαΐου, στις 22:00 με την Κύπρο και την Antigoni Buxton να διεκδικούν με το τραγούδι «Jalla» το εισιτήριο για τον μεγάλο τελικό του…

Bamberg, one of Germany's best-preserved medieval cities, is highlighted as a fairytale destination built on seven hills in Bavaria, where time seems to stand still.

The Ghana Medical Trust Fund is enrolling patients seeking support onto a central digital platform through specialist doctors at designated hospitals across the country to aid chronic disease patients.

A discussion about the necessity of a fourth airport in Lithuania, specifically regarding Šiauliai Airport and its terminal, is at an impasse due to incorrect assumptions, highlighting its status as a strategic object lacking a strategic solution.

The head of the Democratic Party, Sali Berisha, launched harsh accusations in the Albanian Parliament, attacking the government and labeling former Deputy Prime Minister Belinda Balluku as the 'biggest thief after Edi Rama'.

GTC (Globe Trade Centre) is encountering problems with its Private Rented Sector (PRS) portfolio in Germany, with preliminary assessments indicating irregularities during the acquisition of German assets.

Ioannis Masoutis has been elected as the new president of the Greek Supermarket Association, with a focus on the sector's role in household daily life, price control, and supply chain stability.

Ahead of the 2027 general elections, former Delta State governor Senator Ifeanyi Okowa has been urged by a media team to drop his senatorial ambition for Delta North and support Nwoko.

Latvian Minister of Agriculture Armands Krauze and former State Secretary Raivis Kronbergs have been temporarily detained for procedural actions, leading to the Prime Minister suspending the minister.

The city of Seixal has inaugurated a new hotel, Upon Harbor, with 102 apartments in the former Mundet factory, once the country's largest cork processing plant, aiming to become a new destination by the Tagus River.

The Central Election Commission of Bosnia and Herzegovina has approved a list of 11,998 candidates for the positions of president and deputy president of polling station committees.

A review discusses the documentary "Broken English," noting Marianne Faithfull's performance as a saving grace despite the directors' seemingly detached approach.

A high-pressure ridge over Iceland is moving southeast, bringing warmer weather to the region.

New stricter rules have come into effect in Romania, following Law no. 239/202, which prevent companies with losses from distributing dividends or granting loans to shareholders, associates, or affiliated persons.

A review of a concert featuring pianist Daniil Trifonov and violinist Nikolai Znajder at the Konzerthaus, noting a lack of communication between the performers in the first half.

Professors at the Faculty of Medicine in Belgrade have formally requested Rector Vladan Đokić to re-examine the legality of Vice-Dean Valentina Arsić Arsenijević's appointment.

German pop singer Vanessa Mai has publicly shared that she has been cheated on multiple times.

The All Progressives Congress (APC) has confirmed that its presidential primary election for the 2027 polls will proceed as scheduled on May 23, 2026, refuting reports of a postponement.

Lithuanian performer Indrė Bareikienė, known for her stand-up shows, has announced a new special surprise for her fans.

Netizens are drawing comparisons between streamer ChudTheBuilder and Karmelo Anthony, the teenager who killed fellow student Austin Metcalf, sparking accusations of hypocrisy.

Nigeria and Germany have finalized a €65 million development cooperation agreement and are exploring a €300 million export credit facility to boost private investment and financing in key sectors.

FTSE 100 group Landsec announced stronger than expected growth in rental income, with occupancy levels reaching a 20-year high. The report highlights positive performance in the UK property market.

Former Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz's company, Dream Security, is being scrutinized for its secret clients and billion-dollar valuation, as it sells protection against attacks that its co-founder's previous firm allegedly enabled.

A Swedish study suggests that infants who are exclusively breastfed for a minimum of four months may develop stronger protection against asthma. The findings highlight the potential long-term health benefits of extended breastfeeding.

German Health Minister Nina Warken is set to present her reform plans for the care sector on May 20, with initial details already causing concern among those affected. The proposals aim to address challenges in long-term care.

Mila Popović, president of the Belgrade board of the Party of Freedom and Justice (SSP), announced that T&M Group Solutions, along with Concord Steel, received a new million-dollar contract from the City of Belgrade. The deal raises questions about transparency and potential favoritism.

Canada is preparing to send seven election observers to Armenia for the upcoming June vote. An advocacy group, including the former president of Human Rights Watch, has warned Canada and its Western allies about a democratic backslide in the country.

A Malaysian Court of Appeal has commuted the death sentence of a former college student to 40 years' jail for murdering his pregnant girlfriend and setting her body on fire.

Greece is bracing for ten days of unstable weather, characterized by afternoon showers and thunderstorms, as well as the presence of African dust leading to some muddy rain.

Iceland is expected to experience warming temperatures with a gentle southerly wind and increasing daylight, following mild frost inland in the morning.

Péter Magyar announced that the 'Orbán war emergency' in Hungary, which has been in place for four years, will end today, signaling a return to normalcy.

Recent rainfall has provided only a minor improvement for farmers, indicating ongoing challenges despite the precipitation.

Daniel Moltke-Prehn, chairman of Radikale Venstre Roskilde, expressed sadness over anthropologist Katja Kvaale's commentary in Berlingske regarding Samira Nawa, accusing it of whitewashing right-wing radicalism.

The closure of the Strait of Hormuz due to the conflict in Iran has dramatically impacted jet fuel prices, leading to concerns about potential shortages and 'inevitable' higher air ticket prices in Europe.

László Krasznahorkai is set to appear in a performance held in his honor in Szeged, based on his book "Always to Homer," though audience visibility is uncertain as the production takes place in complete darkness.

The legendary radio play 'War with the Newts' by Karel Čapek has been updated to a 3D audio format by experts from the Technical University of Liberec and Czech Radio, offering listeners an immersive experience.

Interior designer Andreas Arsenis offers advice on transforming small balconies into relaxing and cool urban retreats, emphasizing a more thoughtful design approach.

Ioannis Margaris, Vice Chairman of IPTO, emphasized the need for stronger electricity interconnections for energy security but noted that political and regulatory frameworks are hindering their development.

Today's weather in North Macedonia will be partly cloudy with sunny periods, with local instability, rain, and thunderstorms expected in the afternoon. Popova Šapka will be the coolest, and Gevgelija the warmest.

An Indian family of four has died after consuming watermelon that was found to contain rat poison. Forensic investigators confirmed the presence of the toxic substance.

During the first Eurovision semi-final, Israel's public broadcaster KAN sparked controversy by posting comments on social media regarding various countries' performances, including one directed at Croatia's 'Lelek' and their facial markings.

Devji, a former Maoist leader, appeared for his second-year Telugu intermediate exam in Telangana, India, marking his return to academics after a 43-year hiatus.

Details regarding various events scheduled to take place in Portorož have been revealed. The announcement provides information on what visitors and residents can expect in the area.

Moscow has implemented a ban on publishing information about the consequences of drone strikes and other attacks without official permission, following successful Ukrainian attacks on energy infrastructure deep within Russia.

The article discusses 'Straight Outta Compton,' a biographical film released on August 14, 2015, which chronicles the rise and fall of the legendary rap group N.W.A. and their influence on the music industry and the United States.

King Charles III has outlined the UK government's agenda amidst a leadership bid against Keir Starmer, detailing key priorities and legislative plans.

Construction is underway on the TM Tower in Benidorm, Spain, which is projected to reach 230 meters with 64 floors, making it the new tallest apartment building in the European Union, surpassing a skyscraper in Warsaw.

Amidst the Hormuz crisis, India is proposing a 2,000-kilometer Middle East-India Deep-water Pipeline (MEIDP) to run beneath the Arabian Sea, connecting Oman directly with the Gujarat coastline. This project aims to secure uninterrupted gas supplies for India.

A Lisbon platform, "Lisboa — As Nossas Vozes," argues that current restrictions on public alcohol consumption are too timid and inadequate for areas with high tourism and nightlife.

Pharmaceutical company Krka announced an increase in sales revenue but a decrease in its overall profit for the period.

At least 89 people have died in northern India due to dust storms and heavy rains, with most fatalities caused by collapsing walls, falling trees, and lightning. The storms also resulted in the deaths of at least 114 animals.

A video shows a man being thrown into the air by powerful winds lashing Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh. The incident highlights the intensity of recent storms in the region.

The article provides details about Jho Low, who is alleged to be the mastermind behind the extensive 1MDB financial scandal.

Governor Makinde has announced plans to transform Oyo State into a premier tourism destination in Nigeria's South-West region, focusing on infrastructure, security, and investor-friendly policies.

The Philippine Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) has adopted new national standards for investigating, arresting, and preparing cases involving environmental violations. This reform aims to strengthen the enforcement of environmental laws.

A new Maxima XX supermarket has opened in Purvciems, Riga, following an investment of over 7.5 million euros and creating 48 new jobs.

The Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) has announced a six-hour power outage scheduled for May 14 in Ogun communities, Nigeria, to facilitate transformer maintenance. The McPherson, University, and Ogunmakin areas will be affected from 10 am to 4 pm.

Nigerian political figure Peter Obi declared he would not serve beyond a single four-year term, even under duress, a statement that subsequently drew criticism from the Presidency. His "gun to my head" remark sparked a public exchange regarding his commitment to a limited tenure.

Two India-bound LPG tankers successfully navigated the Strait of Hormuz, coinciding with Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi's visit to Delhi for diplomatic discussions.

A Greek political article argues that the only realistic and victorious proposal is the formation of a united front of all progressive forces, criticizing New Democracy for not supporting households or businesses.

Lithuanian Post and global e-commerce platform eBay have signed a memorandum of understanding to strengthen the development of Lithuanian businesses in international markets.

A new American report suggests that a potential war in Iran could give China an advantage, noting that Beijing has supplied weapons to US allies in the Gulf region.

Interest in instruments like green loans and bonds, as well as transformation financing, is growing among both financial institutions and businesses globally and in Poland, according to Magdalena Andrejczuk.

Preparations for EXPO 2027 in Belgrade are underway, with Serbia and the United States formalizing their cooperation for the event. Concurrently, Belgrade is actively seeking thousands of volunteers, offering students academic credits and practical experience.

An 18-year-old driver, who had obtained his license just five weeks prior, crashed his Mercedes into a support pillar of a car garage but remained unharmed.

A car drove into a supermarket in Wateringen for unknown reasons, resulting in extensive damage to the store, though no injuries have been reported.

Austrian Chancellor Stocker is set to host Hungarian Prime Minister Magyar for a meeting in Vienna next week. The leaders will engage in discussions on various bilateral and regional issues.

Ants are a frequent problem in kitchens during warmer months, drawn by crumbs, sugar, and moisture, according to a report on household pests.

At least two Finnish universities of applied sciences plan to proceed with entrance exams as scheduled, despite a strike warning issued by the OAJ (Teachers' Union) for the exam day.

Delhi's CBSE Class XII pass rate has reached its lowest point since 2019, with an analysis suggesting the drop may not indicate poor student performance.

The Israeli representative at the Eurovision semi-finals reported hearing boos from pro-Palestinian protesters during their performance.

Hungary has officially lifted its six-year state of emergency, which was initially declared due to various crises. While the emergency status is over, some of the extraordinary measures implemented during this period have been integrated into permanent legislation.

Lithuania's Central Electoral Commission (VRK) has decided to launch an investigation into whether former Prime Minister and current parliamentarian Gintautas Paluckas grossly violated the Election Code.

The Prague City Court has definitively rejected a lawsuit filed by former Defense Minister Vlasta Parkanová, who sought 8.5 million CZK in compensation for her prolonged unlawful prosecution in the CASA military aircraft case.

Former Defense Minister Andris Sprūds has reinstated his mandate in the Saeima, leading to Levrence losing her mandate.

A court has imposed first-instance fines on JP Resavica and its directors for operating the Soko mine without a valid permit at the time of a fatal accident in 2022. The ruling follows an investigation into the mine's operational status.

Stock index futures saw gains and the Kospi reached a new peak, reflecting market optimism and anticipation. Traders were closely watching for updates from a US-China summit, which influenced the positive market performance.

President Lee Jae Myung called for a significant overseas expansion of the Saemaul Movement, a state-led campaign for national development and rural modernization initiated by former President Park Chung-hee.

Tunisia's tourism sector is experiencing an unprecedented collapse and slowdown, attributed to the fallout from the Middle East conflict, skyrocketing oil prices, and soaring travel costs. This situation is putting new pressure on the summer travel market for both Tunisia and Europe.

Aliko Dangote has reportedly rejected an offer from the Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC) to increase its stake in his refinery. Dangote confirmed his decision regarding the proposed equity increase.

The Financial Crime Investigation Service (FNTT) conducted searches in the offices of Lithuanian Seimas members Žemaitaitis and Petkevičienė, as well as Žemaitaitis's home. The raids prompted various reactions and comments from politicians and officials regarding the ongoing investigation.

Modern technology has significantly advanced, making driving accessible for individuals with mobility impairments and challenging long-held stereotypes. Specialized vehicle adaptations now allow even those with complex movement disorders to drive.

A feature film on the life of Amir Hussain Lone, the armless cricketer who captains the Jammu and Kashmir para cricket team, was unveiled on the sidelines of the Cannes Film Festival.

Croatian police have issued a warning to citizens about a new scam involving fake SMS messages that inform recipients their vehicle has been recorded for a traffic violation.

Krapović has criticized the manner in which a Committee session was scheduled, stating that it violated good practice. He highlighted that the minister's availability was not checked, nor was the timing agreed upon.

Siemens has announced the acquisition of Mermec, an Italian provider specializing in railway technology.

ZLF's Dobrica Veselinović stated that the decision to support the 'Student List' is a response to President Vučić's 'smoke screens' and confirmed that there would be no elections during the summer.

Russia has added former British Defence Secretary Ben Wallace to its wanted list, according to reports from India.

Residents in Allschwil, Switzerland, reported hearing two loud explosions, which were later confirmed to be a blown-up UBS ATM, leading to a large police operation.

Greece is preparing for a significant shift in weather, with an early-summer spell ending and a ten-day period of storms, hail, and flood risk anticipated. Forecasts also indicate the possibility of African dust affecting the country.

Serbia's Commission for Protection of Competition has launched a control procedure into four retail chains over suspected price fixing, with a fifth company also mentioned in connection with ownership changes.

A unique railway line in Germany transports passengers to a small island inhabited by only about twenty residents, who were once completely cut off during major storms.

Former teammate Mitch Morse shared that he always recognized Travis Kelce's destined greatness, even before Kelce's Pro Bowl career or high-profile relationship with Taylor Swift.

The question of whether adults are permitted to order children's menus, such as 'Dino-Nuggets,' is left to the discretion of individual restaurants, leading to diverse rules across establishments.

A mass culling of cattle is underway in Russia's Kemerovo region, with authorities attributing it to lumpy skin disease, while farmers unofficially claim it's foot-and-mouth disease. Checkpoints have been established around affected agricultural facilities.

The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa) forecasts cloudy skies with isolated rain showers across parts of the country due to localized thunderstorms.

Adidas is set to launch a retro jersey of the former Yugoslavia in 2027 as part of its Originals line, appealing to fans of vintage sports apparel.

Reports of bears appearing near homes and farms are increasing in southeastern Poland, particularly in the Bieszczady Mountains, causing fear among local residents.

The Municipality of Centar has confirmed that a new five-story business-residential building, with a ground floor and attic, is approved for construction at the Ramstor parking lot location in Skopje.

A sandstorm and extreme heat have struck Pakistan's largest city, Karachi, with severe conditions persisting for most of the day and little hope for immediate relief in the forecast.

Ioannis Kokkotos, Country Lead Greece for UCB, discusses modern leadership approaches in pharmaceutical innovation and the necessity of a holistic perspective for healthcare system sustainability and patient value.

Lithuania is set to experience highly contrasting and unpredictable spring weather on Thursday. While some parts of the country will enjoy pleasant 20-degree warmth, western regions are warned of thunderstorms and storms from midday.

Severe storms are reportedly becoming a regular occurrence in Zagreb, with many pointing to Dalmatia as an example of adapting to strong winds and rain.

Short-term air pollution is responsible for 146,500 premature deaths each year across Europe, leading to systemic inflammation, imbalances, and increased blood coagulation.

The Haryana Board of School Education (HBSE) has announced the results for the 10th-grade examinations, revealing an overall pass rate of 89.60%. Girls notably outperformed boys in this year's matriculation results.

Nick Lachey openly discussed his unexpected meeting with ex-wife Jessica Simpson on a flight to Hawaii, nearly 20 years after their divorce, confirming recent rumors.

The Human Rights Commission of Pakistan (HRCP) expressed deep alarm over the ongoing captivity of Pakistanis aboard the oil tanker MT Honour 2, which was seized by Somali pirates. The commission demanded urgent action from the government and relevant authorities.

Milica Kovačević from the Center for Democratic Transition (CDT) stated that partitocracy has severely undermined institutions and threatens to consume society if the trend continues.

A recent survey in Ireland found that two-thirds of 25-year-olds reported experiencing some form of discrimination. The findings highlight a significant prevalence of discrimination among young adults in the country.

Former Independent Commission for Infrastructure (ICI) executive director Brian Keith Hosaka has rejoined the Governance Commission for GOCCs (GCG) as a commissioner, taking his oath in a recent ceremony.

A former mayor of a Palawan town was injured, and his wife died in a vehicular accident on a zigzag road in Barangay Luzviminda, Puerto Princesa City. The incident occurred around 11:00 a.m. Thursday.

"Latvijas dzelzceļš" has completed modernization work on the electrified network of the Tukums line, allowing trains to Jūrmala and Tukums to operate more frequently starting May 19.

The Lagos State Police Command has reaffirmed its commitment to provide maximum security for the 2027 general elections in collaboration with the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).

A US congressman has introduced a bill that would require immigrants to explicitly reject Sharia law, which is rooted in Islamic religious teachings and practiced in various forms globally.

A minor has been sentenced to five years in prison by the Căușeni Prosecutor's Office, Anenii Noi, for the intentional severe bodily harm that led to the death of an elderly victim, an act reportedly streamed live to classmates.

Nino Saghiridze, a former photographer for Civil.ge, was among demonstrators detained for protesting on sidewalks, as judges continue to issue detention rulings under extended protest laws.

With the change of seasons towards spring and summer, pet owners are advised on preventive care for dogs and cats, addressing common problems favored by warmer weather and increased outdoor activity.

Following an increase in reports regarding potential improper food delivery incidents, the State Food and Veterinary Service (VMVT) has reached an agreement with Bolt Food and Wolt to implement additional measures.

Reports allege that the Hungarian Ministry led by Antal Rogán required its approval for the release of public interest data, effectively attempting to circumvent transparency. This suggests a deliberate effort to control information related to government propaganda.

Former Albanian Foreign Minister Elisa Spiropali responded to comments from opposition leader Sali Berisha, who criticized Prime Minister Rama, engaging in a heated political exchange in parliament.

Cyprus has activated the Council of the European Union’s integrated political crisis response mechanism to facilitate information sharing regarding hantavirus, in its role as the holder of the council’s rotating presidency.

The Serbian Ministry of Agriculture has announced the discovery of Hepatitis A in frozen fruit produced by a company located in Požega. The ministry identified the specific producer of the contaminated fruit.

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif stated that just as Pakistan emerged as a nuclear power, it now needs to focus efforts on becoming an economic power. He made these remarks during a federal cabinet meeting in Islamabad.

The Centro Cultural de Belém (CCB) has announced the formation of an acquisitions committee and secured an annual funding line of 500,000 euros for purchasing artworks.

Political analysts and media reports are increasingly speculating about the future of Labour leader Keir Starmer, with questions raised about his leadership and potential challenges from within the party.

Northern India is experiencing chaos and devastation due to sandstorms, lightning strikes, and heavy rainfall, which have resulted in nearly 100 fatalities.

A breakdown product of plasticizer, mono-n-hexyl phthalate (MnHexP), was detected in 92% of urine samples from 259 children and adolescents tested across Germany in spring and summer 2025.

Rappler will be in Cotabato City from June 7 to 9 to conduct a public forum and workshops on fact-checking and journalism, aimed at empowering Bangsamoro voters.

GMR Aero Technic has signed an agreement with Boeing to perform heavy maintenance on the Indian Navy's P-8I aircraft.

Disgraced former prime minister Joseph Muscat is reportedly involved in a new controversial crypto token venture, which is already facing warnings regarding potential market manipulation and questionable claims.

A publisher is reportedly producing thousands of books using artificial intelligence, prompting the authors' union to raise an alarm over the practice.

China is pursuing a long-term strategy to achieve self-sufficiency, including in food production.

Nigel Farage, leader of Reform UK, has publicly supported a pastor who described homosexuality as 'abominable'.

A heartwarming story details a penguin that reportedly swims hundreds of kilometers every summer to reunite with the man who saved its life. This annual journey highlights their unique bond.

Netflix has confirmed the renewal of five series, including three scripted and two reality shows, while one popular series is set to conclude.

Vytautas Magnus University has formed a commission to investigate allegations that farmer training organized by Prime Minister's consultant Vigilijus Jukna's company, funded by the EU, took place in empty auditoriums.

Horia Constantinescu, the former head of Romania's National Authority for Consumer Protection, was denied entry to a Metallica concert after purchasing fake tickets from a resale website.

A Lithuanian geneticist challenges the notion that health is a lottery, stating that genetics only determine 20% of an individual's well-being, according to a national study. He emphasizes that other factors play a more significant role in how people feel.

The Portuguese government has approved a new labor law reform proposal. The approved legislation will now proceed to the Assembly of the Republic for further consideration.

A researcher's data requests reveal how randomly public information is disclosed, raising concerns that personal data protection could undermine the principle of public access to information.

Companies in the Olomouc region are actively seeking temporary workers for the summer holidays, with hourly wages anticipated to see a slight increase this year.

The artificial intelligence boom is transforming the memory chip sector, making it a highly attractive market opportunity, with one company reportedly nearing a trillion-dollar valuation.

A peculiar firearms loophole in the United States permits individuals to own and even fire muskets and cannons. This legal quirk highlights the unique aspects of American gun laws.

Aldi Suisse has issued a recall for its Alpina brand "Rauchmöckli" after the detection of harmful STEC bacteria, commonly known as E. coli, in the product.

Concerns are being raised about the excessive profits of pharmaceutical companies, alongside criticism that hospitals are severely understaffed, with one hospital handling over 100,000 emergency cases with only two pathologists.

French police have issued a peculiar warning to drivers about "drunk" deer, advising caution on roads as the animals may be intoxicated from eating fermented apples. This unusual alert aims to prevent accidents caused by the disoriented wildlife.

Author Roman Haas takes readers on a 'million-hunt' through Luxembourg in his first crime novel, explaining his choice of a German publisher for his work.

Telekom announced an increase in both its profit and revenue. The company's financial performance shows positive growth in its latest reporting period.

An opinion piece discusses former Prime Minister Passos Coelho's normal life and singing habits, while also questioning André Ventura's past consideration of priesthood, suggesting he would have been an 'unserious priest'.

Former European Commissioner Kadri Simson stated that European Union foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas is not a suitable choice for the bloc's negotiator with Russia.

The Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office announced that investigations are complete, and cases against the head of the former Shor Party's Telenești office and the secretary of the Chance Party's Vulcănești branch have been sent to court.

Lan Marie Berg, a former Member of Parliament for Norway's Green Party (MDG), will become the director for climate, peace, and democracy at Norcap starting in August.

Despite being deep into his third term, Chinese President Xi Jinping remains one of the most private figures in global politics, with his views on rivals and partners inferred from strictly controlled choreography.

A tumultuous meeting of the Law and Justice (PiS) club saw clashes between two rival factions, with party leader Jarosław Kaczyński reportedly ordering members to defend Zbigniew Ziobro and announcing no room for division within PiS.

A mural created by Nicosia artists Tashi Stylianou and Sascha of Jewel of Space now adorns a family home in Lakatamia, transforming grief into a public art display in memory of a cat named Lex, who was poisoned near his home.

Four cruise ships, including the 'Armonia' with 1980 passengers, are docked in Kotor today, with the 'Armonia' scheduled to depart for Brindisi later in the evening.

A new scientific review has raised renewed concerns about the long-term risks of vaping, concluding that e-cigarettes likely have carcinogenic effects, despite ongoing data limitations.

RML Hospital announced it will sensitize its doctors following a reprimand from the Delhi High Court regarding a pregnancy termination report.

An 8-year-old German Shepherd named Turi, a rescue dog with the Gyeongsangnam-do Fire Department, is set to retire on May 29 after six years of service and is now up for adoption.

Bulgarian politician and TV host Slavi Trifonov has definitively lost his court case against former Prime Minister Kiril Petkov.

Former Montenegrin President Milo Đukanović stated that despite numerous attacks on him and his family throughout his decades-long political career, he rarely questioned his commitment to it.

Manulife Financial Corporation, Capstone Infrastructure Corporation, and KRONOS Worldwide have declared their latest dividend payments for various preferred and common share classes. These announcements detail the specific per-share amounts for shareholders.

Luxury brand Burberry announced that its turnaround strategy is progressing as planned, with strong growth fueled by performance in the Americas and China, and full-year revenue largely meeting expectations at £2.4 billion.

The talk show 'Uncomfortable Questions,' previously aired on Delfi TV, is moving to a new platform, with Rolandas Mackevičius now hosting it from the seaside and the first guests revealed.

An amendment has been submitted to the Greek Parliament to guarantee the payment of subsidies to farmers who cultivate land for which the state is listed as the original owner in the Cadastre.

Austria is set to implement significant reforms to its Matura high school leaving examination system starting in 2027. These changes will introduce a minimum quota requirement and make the final thesis paper optional for students at general secondary schools.

Cruise influencers Rich and Jasmine Ramnarine, known as A Rich and Jazzy Life, assert that hantavirus is not a major concern and encourage people to continue booking cruises as normal.

A significant change is observed in the Greek electricity market this year, with a reversal in which 'color' tariff proves most advantageous for households. Data from the new 'Statistical Analysis of the Retail Electricity Market' platform by RAE highlights this shift.

Slobodan Drmanac, the head of the Novi Sad criminal police, has been dismissed from his position. The reasons for his dismissal were not immediately detailed in the reports.

The main train station in Hradec Králové is set for a major transformation costing ten billion Czech crowns and lasting until 2031, with related railway closures beginning across three regions.