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Pantheon Entrance Fee to Increase for Tourists This Summer
Cultureil-sole-24-ore15h ago

Pantheon Entrance Fee to Increase for Tourists This Summer

New tariffs are being introduced for visitors to the Pantheon, with the main change being a 2-euro increase in the entrance fee for tourists starting this summer. This adjustment comes from the latest agreement signed by the Ministry of Culture and the Diocese of Rome.

Serbian Constitutional Court Criticized for Allegedly Hiding Cases
Politicsdanas23h ago

Serbian Constitutional Court Criticized for Allegedly Hiding Cases

Savo Manojlović, leader of the 'Kreni-Promeni' movement, criticized the Serbian Constitutional Court, stating its role is to protect citizens' rights, not to conceal constitutional violations. This reaction follows a statement by Constitutional Court President Vladan Petrov about 'difficult cases being pushed into a drawer'.

Malta Minister Defends Marsaskala Ferry Project Waiver
Politicsthe-shift-news1d ago

Malta Minister Defends Marsaskala Ferry Project Waiver

Malta's Infrastructure Minister Chris Bonett is facing criticism and defending the government's €18 million Marsaskala promenade regeneration project, particularly regarding a waived impact assessment for a ferry service.

Fragile US-Iran Ceasefire Under Pressure Amid Lebanon Strikes and NATO Tensions
WorldAPReutersBBC+101bloombergNYTeconomistwsjFTle-mondewapoThe Guardian+93 more2d ago104 sources

Fragile US-Iran Ceasefire Under Pressure Amid Lebanon Strikes and NATO Tensions

A fragile two-week ceasefire between the US and Iran is facing significant challenges, primarily due to ongoing Israeli strikes in Lebanon, which Iran argues are a violation of the truce. Disagreements over whether Lebanon was included in the ceasefire terms have led to confusion and threats of withdrawal, while US President Trump has also used the situation to criticize NATO allies for their perceived lack of support.

Montenegrin Trade Unions Oppose Airport Concession
Businessvijesti-mecdm-me2d ago2 sources

Montenegrin Trade Unions Oppose Airport Concession

Trade unions representing Podgorica and Tivat airports have reacted against the Montenegrin government's decision to propose granting a concession for the state-owned Airports of Montenegro company.

Serbia Forecasts Rain and Frost Until April 12
Environmentdanas2d ago

Serbia Forecasts Rain and Frost Until April 12

The Serbian Hydrometeorological Institute (RHMZ) has issued a forecast predicting mostly sunny weather with temperatures between 14 and 17 degrees Celsius, but also short-term rain and frost in Banat and eastern Serbia overnight until April 12.

Student List for Change Wins Law Faculty Elections in Niš
Culturedanas3d ago

Student List for Change Wins Law Faculty Elections in Niš

The "Studentska lista za promene" (Student List for Change), formed from student blockades, achieved a decisive victory in the elections for the Student Parliament of the Faculty of Law in Niš. This win reportedly ends three decades of control by the previous student organization.

Culturehollywood-reporter4d ago

Rome Court Rules Netflix Illegally Issued Price Hikes

A Rome court has ruled that Netflix illegally implemented price increases, potentially entitling users to refunds. This decision follows lawsuits filed in the European Union challenging Netflix's pricing practices.

Increased Traffic Expected on Easter Monday in Slovenia
Worlddelo24ur4d ago2 sources

Increased Traffic Expected on Easter Monday in Slovenia

Increased traffic is anticipated on roads in Slovenia on Easter Monday, a public holiday in many European countries. The surge is attributed to visits to tourist and excursion spots amid good weather, with peak congestion expected in the afternoon.

Rome-Florence Train Service Interruption
Businessla-repubblica23h ago

Rome-Florence Train Service Interruption

Train services between Rome and Florence are temporarily suspended until Sunday afternoon due to the activation of the ERTMS system on both high-speed and conventional lines.

Massive Fire Engulfs Roof of Rio Olympic Velodrome
WorldBBCyle-uutisetle-figaro+3France 24The Independentindex-hr1d ago6 sources

Massive Fire Engulfs Roof of Rio Olympic Velodrome

A massive fire tore through the roof of the Olympic Velodrome in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, mobilizing around 80 firefighters and 20 fire trucks. The blaze was later brought under control with no reported injuries, adding to previous reports of a spectacular fire at the venue.

Environmentzdg-md2d ago

Moldova Forecasts Rain and Frost for Easter Weekend

Moldova's State Hydrometeorological Service forecasts cloudy skies and rain in some localities for Easter Sunday and Monday, with a Yellow Code warning for frost from April 9-12. The capital, Chișinău, is expected to reach a maximum of 1 degree Celsius.

Bijelo Polje Opens New Riverside Promenade
Politicsvijesti-me2d ago

Bijelo Polje Opens New Riverside Promenade

A new 640-meter-long promenade along the Lim River has been opened in Bijelo Polje, Montenegro, representing a key infrastructure project valued at 4.2 million euros to connect the city with its river and provide a modern recreational space.

Ljubljana's C0 Canal Project Completed
Worlddelo3d ago

Ljubljana's C0 Canal Project Completed

The selected contractor has finished the final 120 meters of the C0 connecting canal near the Stožice hippodrome in Ljubljana, with the building permit now final but not yet legally binding.

Serbia's Weather Forecast for Easter Updated
Worldn1-serbiadanas1d ago2 sources

Serbia's Weather Forecast for Easter Updated

The Serbian Hydrometeorological Service (RHMZ) has updated its weather forecast for Easter, indicating that while temperatures may not reach 20 degrees Celsius, a significant weather change will be slightly delayed.

Italian PM Meloni Addresses Parliament After Referendum Defeat
Politicsla-repubblicail-sole-24-ore1d ago2 sources

Italian PM Meloni Addresses Parliament After Referendum Defeat

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni addressed Parliament, first the Chamber and then the Senate, to outline the government's program for the final year of the legislature following a referendum defeat. She stated there would be no restart or cabinet reshuffle.

Market Updates for Various Companies
BusinessYahoo2d ago

Market Updates for Various Companies

This article lists several companies including Rome Resources, Great Southern Copper, EGT, Active Energy, Immupharma, and Astrid Intelligence, likely providing brief market or financial updates.

Serbia Pledges Continued Support for Roma in Kosovo
Worlddanas2d ago

Serbia Pledges Continued Support for Roma in Kosovo

Petar Petković, Director of the Office for Kosovo and Metohija, announced on World Roma Day that Serbia will continue to support Roma in Kosovo through education, social, and health protection, and will prepare other significant projects.

Google Chrome Introduces Vertical Tabs Support
Technologyvgklix-ba3d ago2 sources

Google Chrome Introduces Vertical Tabs Support

Google has begun rolling out a significant update for Chrome on desktop, allowing users to organize their browser tabs vertically. Users can activate the new feature by right-clicking on any Chrome tab.

Most interest in crochet workshop from men
Culture3d ago

Most interest in crochet workshop from men

Crochet hooks and knitting needles are increasingly occupying men, especially young ones. The crochet and knitting workshop organized in Rome attracted the most interest from the male gender.

Canal C0 Construction Completed in Slovenia
Politicsdelo3d ago

Canal C0 Construction Completed in Slovenia

The final 120 meters of the Canal C0 connecting canal near the Stožice hippodrome have been completed by the contractor, according to Janković, though the building permit is final but not yet legally binding.

Easter Holiday Traffic Congestion Affects European Roads
Environment24ur4d ago

Easter Holiday Traffic Congestion Affects European Roads

The Easter holiday period has brought the first significant traffic jams of the season to European roads. Many European countries observe a public holiday, with Austria and Croatia concluding their holiday breaks, contributing to increased traffic volumes.