200 stories found
The family of a British couple imprisoned in Iran has reported losing all contact with them. The couple, who were traveling around the world by motorcycle, were arrested and accused of espionage.
Princess Kate, the Princess of Wales, made her first trip abroad since her cancer diagnosis, visiting the Italian town of Reggio Emilia where she was met with enthusiasm.
Journalist Aulon Kalaja commented on former Democratic Party MP Ervin Salianji's statement about the party's philosophy and candidacies for Tirana, stating that Salianji's judgment was inaccurate.
The European Commission has proposed new initiatives aimed at simplifying cross-border train bookings and enhancing passenger rights across Europe. These measures seek to make train travel more accessible and convenient for journeys involving multiple countries and operators.
Catherine, Princess of Wales, undertook her first solo overseas engagement since her cancer diagnosis, traveling to Italy. During her visit, she was warmly welcomed in Reggio Emilia and visited an early education center.
Peter Magyar has announced the formation of his new government, outlining its goals and ministers, while publicly criticizing Viktor Orbán. Magyar revealed a 'hidden building' of a ministry and made statements about his personal conduct to emphasize transparency and a departure from current government practices.
VR FleetCare, the maintenance arm of the Finnish railway company VR, is investing 10 million euros in Pieksämäki to open a new, modern wheelset maintenance center, aiming to strengthen maintenance security.
The Finnish Environment Institute (Syke) is demanding reforms in how the environmental impacts of wind and solar power projects are assessed, citing concerns about their effects on nature.
Several new fashion and beauty collections have been launched, including Dr. Martens' new arrivals for summer comfort and Kylie Jenner's travel-friendly lip duo. Additionally, the Dirty Laundry SS26 collection, inspired by the Greek summer, was unveiled.
Vraneš asserts that he was merely 'joking' regarding the guest appearance of Baja Mali Knindža, amidst public scrutiny and recorded conversations with a journalist.
Politicians in Helsinki are advocating for a ban on outdoor advertising for fossil fuels, though current advertising contracts extend until the mid-2030s.
Four fast and simple pasta recipes are presented, ideal for lunch or dinner and ready in less than 30 minutes.
Amerikos kolorektalinių chirurgų draugijos suvažiavime šiemet pirmą kartą istorijoje jos garbės nariu tapo Lietuvos atstovas – chirurgas, Vilniaus universiteto profesorius Narimantas Evaldas…
After Renault's departure from the AvtoVAZ factory, a new Lada Iskra reportedly exhibited numerous defects during a 2000 km test drive, suggesting a return to the poor quality typical of the Soviet era.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has expressed his desire to gradually reduce and ultimately end annual US financial support for Israel's military cooperation. He believes Israel should become self-reliant in its defense funding.
Croatia has initiated a large research project to document 20th-century war victims, with a database currently holding over 400,000 names from WWII and the post-war period, facing challenges due to internal conflicts.
According to The Economist and military analysts, the initiative on the battlefield is shifting in favor of Ukraine for the first time since the 2022 Russian invasion, primarily due to Ukraine's superiority in drone technology.
Local authorities in Berane, Montenegro, are focused on implementing policies for environmental protection, communal services, and regional and rural development, aiming to improve citizens' quality of life in line with EU standards.
A report features former top-performing students from previous years who share updates on their current careers, revealing that none of them are working in the field they initially chose.
Boško Rupić, Director for Commercial and Strategy at Air Serbia, stated that the airline will optimize its flights if the crisis affecting the entire aviation industry continues.
Britney Spears has shared that she is on a "spiritual journey" in her first public comments since her DUI arrest, plea deal, and subsequent rehab stay, stating that "it's all a blessing."
Increased fuel prices are contributing to a rise in inflation, making daily commutes more expensive for many. This surge in costs is causing significant financial strain, with some individuals describing it as unsustainable.
Professor Teresa Albano's emotional play "Woman Named Republic" brings Italy's history to life through the voice of a woman, reflecting the memories of a nation and the enduring power of words over eight decades.
Two pro-Palestinian activists, Saif Abu Keshek and Thiago Ávila, who were detained in Israel after sailing with an aid flotilla to Gaza, have been deported.
Israel deported two activists, a Spaniard and a Brazilian, who had been detained for over a week after being seized from a Gaza aid flotilla in international waters. The activists were sent to their respective countries, with one arriving in Greece before heading to Turkey.
With strawberry season in full swing, an easy and quick recipe for a light and airy strawberry roll cake has been shared.
The final scenes for the sequel to Jasmila Žbanić's film 'Quo vadis, Aida?' are being filmed in Titova Street in Sarajevo.
Famous singer Rihanna showed off a new tattoo that was "designed" by her children, delighting her fans.
Israeli authorities announced the release and imminent deportation of several activists detained from the Gaza flotilla, including Spanish and Swedish nationals. The activists were held after the flotilla incident and are now being processed for removal from Israel.
Jazz Gitti, also known as Martha and Tova, celebrates her 80th birthday, reflecting on her life as a legendary hostess and passionate entertainer.
Pollen concentrations, particularly from birch and grass, are highest around midday, prompting an allergist to recommend exercising in the morning or evening to mitigate allergy symptoms.
Former NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen and other officials have warned about the potential disintegration or weakening of the NATO alliance. They are calling for the creation of a new, stronger European defense bloc or a more decisive European pillar within NATO to address perceived vulnerabilities.
An hours-long bank standoff in Sinzig, Germany, concluded with all hostages being freed unharmed. However, the perpetrators managed to escape and remain at large, prompting an ongoing police investigation into the incident.
The Serbian government's plan to offer ECTS credits for student volunteering at EXPO 2027 has drawn criticism from universities, which claim they were not consulted on the initiative.
Discussions persist regarding the upcoming Sudeten German congress in Brno, with its leader Bernd Posselt confirming it will proceed despite condemnation from the Czech government. Czech Foreign Minister Jan Lipavský suggested Posselt underestimated the reaction.
A 68-year-old man from Jadrtovac, Croatia, is under investigation for allegedly assaulting a neighbor with dried meat and attempting to murder a police officer with an axe during an intervention.
A new study has discovered a unique genetic adaptation in the descendants of the Incas, marking a significant finding in human genetic research.
Mantovani and Mahdessian have been re-elected as representatives for the Latin and Armenian Cypriot communities, respectively, in the Cypriot parliament.
A new study has identified the top 10 European destinations for solo travel in 2026, with two countries bordering Croatia highlighted as excellent choices.
Slovak Defense Minister Robert Kaliňák has proposed a new NATO mission in the Baltics, suggesting that Slovak F-16 fighter jets could be deployed against Russians and expressing a desire to include artillery units with new Eva howitzers.
Two and a half weeks after early parliamentary elections, Bulgarian President Iliana Yotova is set to hand the mandate to form a government to the prime minister candidate from the largest parliamentary group, "Progressive Bulgaria."
Israel conducted an airstrike on Beirut's southern suburbs, killing a senior Hezbollah commander and marking the first such attack on the Lebanese capital since a ceasefire was established. The strike reportedly also resulted in civilian casualties.
President Trump expressed optimism that a deal with Iran could be reached within a week, despite Tehran's skeptical response to a US proposal. Iranian officials reportedly dismissed the offer, referencing a 'Trust me Bro' operation as having failed.
Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary has called for a ban on the sale of alcohol at airports during early morning hours. He argues this measure is necessary to reduce disruptive behavior by passengers on flights.
Croatian customs officials at the Tovarnik border crossing near Serbia stopped a Slovenian man who was transporting nearly 130 liters of herbicides, pesticides, veterinary medicines, and four gas cylinders. He was issued a fine exceeding 13,000 euros.
This article explores how the brain processes millions of bits of information every second and debunks common myths about concentration and attention, offering scientific insights into improving focus.
Many people are just now discovering that a black line tattoo around the arm can carry an 18+ meaning, surprising many.
Bulgarian President Iliana Iotova has assessed the 'Gyurov' caretaker cabinet, advising the next regular government to continue its work. She stated they largely fulfilled their main task of ensuring a normal election process and tackling various schemes.
This article details a personal experience using the new EU Entry/Exit System (EES) during travels in Spain and Greece. It notes that the EES system has been frequently discussed in media recently, often with dramatic headlines.
US Secretary of State Rubio announced the conclusion of "Epic Fury" combat operations against Iran, stating that the US priority is now to ensure the free passage of commercial shipping through the Strait of Hormuz. He emphasized that the aggressive phase of the conflict has ended and the strait should return to its previous status.
A former Turkish ambassador to Serbia, commenting on a trip to Yerevan, stated that the "ideology of genocide" has permeated Armenia's structure and is the greatest impediment to Turkish-Armenian friendship.
Президентът Илияна Йотова обяви, че връчва мандата за правителство на 7 май от 17 ч.
Iran launched missile and drone attacks on the United Arab Emirates and issued warnings to the United States, significantly escalating tensions in the Persian Gulf and Strait of Hormuz. This prompted international reactions, including Israel's coordination with the US and calls for dialogue.
A significant traffic jam occurred on the Primorska highway in Slovenia following an accident involving animal products, due to a prolonged wait for a veterinary inspection after the Postojna veterinarian was unreachable.
Police investigated a violent crime and grand theft in Lucija, where two suspects attacked and locked up a victim. During the investigation, cocaine, heroin, and cannabis were seized, and appropriate criminal charges were filed.
The Movement for Rights and Freedoms (DPS) announced its commitment to constructively participate in discussions regarding changes to Bulgaria's Judicial System Act, following a meeting between its parliamentary group representatives and President Iliana Iotova.
Rumen Radev was notably absent from consultations held with President Yotova.
This daily newsletter covers topics including "Orbanomics," consultations with Vice President Iliana Iotova, and discussions around an unrealized project.
The Strait of Hormuz experienced escalating tensions as the US Navy escorted commercial ships and issued warnings to Iran, which asserted its control over the waterway and traded claims of missile strikes. This military activity and rhetoric raised global concerns about shipping safety and oil prices.
The anniversary of former Yugoslav leader Josip Broz Tito's death was commemorated in Kumrovec, Croatia, 46 years after his passing. The occasion sparked renewed discussions about his complex legacy and impact on the region.
Former Democratic Party president Zoran Lutovac assessed that the student movement is maintaining momentum with its 'Students Win' campaign, timing its peak for when elections are called.
Burgas, Bulgaria, is attracting Slovak travelers with its modern port, beach, and large seaside park, offering direct flights and a vibrant daily life.
Serbia commemorated the third anniversary of the mass shooting at Vladislav Ribnikar Elementary School in Belgrade, with students holding protests and victims' families expressing deep disappointment over the lack of accountability and perceived societal decline since the tragedy.
While Greece is still considered an affordable summer destination, prices in local supermarkets show a different picture, prompting a look at the cost of basic groceries for tourists.
A recent article delves into the mysteries surrounding Serbia's Rtanjska mountain, often referred to as a "pyramid," by examining and verifying five popular myths associated with the site. The piece explores various legends and claims about the mountain.
China's railway system achieved a new single-day passenger record on May Day, transporting 24.8 million people.
The Pentagon announced plans to withdraw 5,000 US soldiers from Germany, a move that has drawn criticism from influential Republicans in Congress and surprised local German communities. The decision could potentially be blocked by Congress, though details of the plan are emerging.
Israel's ruling coalition has submitted a bill to dissolve the Knesset, with a vote expected next week, paving the way for early elections. This move has garnered reactions from both government and opposition figures.
Actress Sydney Sweeney has shared a PDA-filled video montage of romantic moments with Scooter Braun during a recent vacation. The clips show the pair engaging in activities like kissing, diving, and helicopter rides.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's appeal for austerity and wise spending, particularly regarding fuel consumption, has led to various officials, including Gujarat ministers, reducing their convoys and adopting more frugal practices. This initiative comes amidst broader economic considerations and a regional fuel crisis impacting services like Air India.
The completion of the highway is expected to open doors for significant investments and stronger development in Berane Municipality, prompting local administration to enhance planning documents and modernize infrastructure.
The Serbian Journalists' Code has been updated with new provisions focusing on respecting dignity, enhancing responsibility, and emphasizing journalistic independence. These changes aim to strengthen ethical standards within the profession.
Slovak politician Michal Šimečka is reportedly dealing with acute problems related to the Projekt Fórum case, with his handling of the situation being a personal decision.
Hradec Králové musí ještě letos investovat několik desítek milionů korun do oprav zimního stadionu.
The grand Eurovision week officially began in Vienna on Sunday with the opening ceremony, bringing together participants, delegations, and thousands of fans. All eyes will soon turn to the stage performances.
Luxury watchmaker Audemars Piguet has partnered with Swatch to release a new collection of watches, sparking varied reactions within the watch industry. The collaboration features a range of colorful timepieces, including pocket, necklace, and table versions, and has been likened to a 'Ferrari Civic' by some critics.
Antradienio vakarą – pirmasis „Eurovizijos“ pusfinalis, kurio su nekantrumu laukia lietuviai. Mat šiandien čia pasirodo ir atstovas mūsų šaliai, Lion Ceccah.
The European Union is reportedly considering new measures to address the 'addictive' design of TikTok, with some officials advocating for European ownership of the platform. This initiative aims to regulate the app's impact on users.
Telekom Srbija has issued bonds totaling 1.95 billion euros, with the company stating the funds are intended for refinancing existing debts. This move aims to restructure the telecommunications company's financial obligations.
The lawyer representing the interests of the murdered Lithuanian paramedic, Mantas Sadauskas, has spoken out, suggesting that officials could have revealed more details regarding the crime, his divorce case, potential inheritance, and the future of his minor children.
Major Nordic companies, including figures like Antti Herlin and Jyrki Katainen, have formed the 'Nordic Compass' group to accelerate competitiveness across four critical sectors.
Reports indicate that Serbian folk singer Baja Mali Knindža is scheduled to perform in Pljevlja, Montenegro, by the end of May. Initial uncertainty from local officials was followed by confirmation of the concert.
The European Union has officially adopted sanctions against several violent Israeli settlers and extremist organizations in the West Bank. This move, targeting individuals and groups accused of human rights abuses against Palestinians, has drawn strong condemnation from the Israeli government.
Weekend rallies have reportedly set the stage for upcoming election campaigns, amidst accusations that the current government disregards both secular and divine laws. This suggests a contentious political environment leading into future electoral contests.
Lithuania's State Defence Council (VGT) has approved the country's participation in international maritime security operations in the Strait of Hormuz. This decision, supported by opposition leaders, aims to contribute to free and safe navigation in the critical waterway.
Christian Schmidt has officially confirmed his resignation as the High Representative for Bosnia and Herzegovina, stating he will remain until a successor is appointed, despite earlier indications he would not leave. His departure has prompted discussions about potential successors and calls from Bosnian Serb leaders to annul his previous decisions.
Britney Spears stated she is on a "spiritual journey" after pleading guilty to driving under the influence and receiving a suspended sentence.
Bulgarian Vice President Iliana Iotova has urged the government to release inflation data and address the issue of high prices affecting citizens' cost of living.
A scandal involving political figures in Bosnia and Herzegovina has emerged, detailing how powerful individuals allegedly accredited universities and obtained fake diplomas while serving in state agencies. The issue highlights deep-seated corruption and a lack of political will for change.
Bosnian filmmaker Jasmila Žbanić expressed gratitude to volunteers, highlighting the profound respect people in the country hold for the women of Srebrenica. She noted the difficulty of explaining this deep reverence to outsiders.
Iran has officially submitted its response to a US proposal for a ceasefire and new negotiations, reportedly delivered through Pakistani mediators. The proposal aims to end the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.
A new book titled "Exclamations of Sincere Enthusiasm: Ephemeral Spectacle and the Journey of King Aleksandar and Queen Draga Obrenović through Serbia in 1901" was presented. The book details the royal couple's travels across Serbia in 1901.
A teenager died after falling from a train near Říčany, outside Prague, with police investigating the incident and suspecting the youth was traveling between carriages.
A California billionaire tax architect was reportedly caught on tape discussing the potential for wealth confiscation to extend beyond current proposals. This revelation has sparked debate among policymakers and the public regarding future economic policies.
VW, Stellantis, Volvo, Ford are looking for solutions for excess capacity. Chinese manufacturers are showing interest, they would want local production.
Former President Trump has suggested relocating American troops from Germany to Poland, a proposal that Warsaw has indicated it would welcome. This potential move has led to concerns among NATO allies regarding a possible broader reduction of US military presence in Europe.
German airports have issued a warning about potential widespread flight cancellations and increased ticket prices this summer, citing soaring kerosene costs and shortages, which could impact millions of passengers.
Travelers are increasingly looking beyond overcrowded resorts to explore lesser-known European destinations, with some comparing these forgotten corners to Caribbean paradises. Conversely, some popular travel spots are now being labeled as disappointing.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky controversially ordered his military not to attack Moscow's Victory Day parade, a move that reportedly angered the Kremlin. Russia proceeded with a significantly more subdued celebration than in previous years.
The US economy added more jobs than anticipated in April, demonstrating resilience in the labor market. This stronger-than-expected job growth contributed to a positive reaction on Wall Street.
The "European Village" project, now exclusively held in Celje, Slovenia, saw children presenting the diversity of European countries, nations, and cultures on Europe Day. This event, once nationwide, continues to celebrate European unity locally.
Dozens of victims have been awarded compensation following allegations of sexual abuse by the late billionaire and former department store owner Mohamed Al-Fayed. The payouts come after numerous claims against the prominent businessman.
Dolly Parton has canceled her upcoming Las Vegas residency, citing health issues as the reason for postponing her December 2025 performances to September and now canceling those new dates.
Italy has been ranked as the number one European destination for solo travel in 2026, according to an index compiled by Much Better Adventures.
A controversial pornographic platform, Motherless.com, has been using server infrastructure in the Netherlands for years, according to an NRC investigation.
Developers have invested millions of euros to open new shopping centers in two smaller towns in Slovakia, aiming to bring retail chains closer to regional residents.
As digital content and AI increasingly shape daily life, European consumers are consciously seeking balance this summer by opting for live experiences, travel, and authentic interactions over screen time.
Twenty-year-old Natálie, who was born without bile ducts, received a liver transplant at the age of seven. She is one of nearly a hundred patients in the Czech Republic awaiting a new liver.
Astronomers have detected an object at the outer reaches of the Solar System that challenges current understanding of small icy worlds, as it is small, extremely cold, and should not be able to maintain an atmosphere.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz delivered a sobering speech to the business community in Düsseldorf, warning that the world is at a profound, epochal turning point and that the 'era of happiness' after World War II is officially over.
Slovenia is debating whether to hold a consultative referendum on a proposed intervention law, with trade unions now joining the Left party in demanding such a vote.
Major airlines are canceling thousands of flights and raising ticket prices in response to surging jet fuel costs and supply shortages. This situation is impacting travel plans globally, with some nations seeking new fuel suppliers.
PREDSTAVNICI lijeve oporbe odbacili su premijerovu tezu da će biti odgovorni ne izaberu li se tri suca Ustavnog suda.
MOST parliamentary representative Ante Kujundžić warned of criminal proceedings against Croatian officers from observation posts in Mljet and Molunat.
UMIROVLJENI vrhbosanski nadbiskup kardinal Vinko Puljić je tijekom gostovanja na Federalnoj televiziji (FTV) govorio o stanju u BiH, odnosima između religije i politike, položaju Hrvata i kritikama…
The band Katalena has released their new album 'Meja,' which represents a creative journey from the Alps to the Adriatic through film music, exploring a journey that will not happen.
A new trailer for Christopher Nolan's epic film 'The Odyssey,' featuring Matt Damon and Tom Holland, has been released online. The trailer showcases palace intrigue, action, a Cyclops, and a villainous Robert Pattinson, sparking widespread discussion and anticipation for the movie.
A former flight attendant, Laura Davis, has explained why families traveling with children should be the last to board an airplane, aiming to reduce stress during air travel.
In a new adventure, Jerry the mouse steals an 'Astral Compass' from a museum in Manhattan, leading Tom the cat on a chase that results in both being pulled into a time-traveling vortex.
The opposition movement Progressive Slovakia (PS) has urged President Pellegrini to veto an amendment to the municipal police law proposed by the SNS, and is prepared to appeal to the Constitutional Court.
Talented Bosnian defender Amar Ibrašimović made his debut for Schalke's U-23 team in the Regional League, marking a significant step in his career after limited playing time with the junior team.
An explosion at a fireworks factory in China's Hunan province has killed at least 26 people and injured 61 others. The incident has prompted calls for an investigation from President Xi Jinping.
The Bulgarian GERB party has indicated its potential support for the restoration of the anti-corruption commission, following discussions with President Iliana Yotova before a mandate was handed to "Progressive Bulgaria."
The origin of a popular Finnish sauna word, which some Finns call 'vihta' and others 'vasta,' has left researchers perplexed. The linguistic variation presents a fascinating and challenging question for etymologists.
The European Union is preparing its response to potential US tariffs on cars and discussing its new budget, which prioritizes key issues like defense, migration, and agriculture. The bloc is also testing its mutual assistance clause and launching aid programs.
NSD Budva has claimed that municipal workers' salaries are with the DPS party and called for an investigation into the expenditure of 20 million euros transferred from the previous year.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić and the Chinese Embassy remain silent after members of an independent inquiry commission claimed that Vučić had guaranteed their safety following a canopy collapse, raising questions about potential prosecutorial action.
Garden owners are increasingly removing a common plant from their gardens due to an unusual belief that it signals its owners are swingers. This peculiar reason is leading to the widespread removal of the plant.
Norwegian tourists expressed delight with the Sarajevo-Vareš train line, continuing their journey by high-speed train to Mostar. This is part of the FBiH Railways' tourist train project.
Taiwan's President William Lai visited Eswatini, the island nation's last diplomatic ally in Africa, despite strong objections and pressure from China. The trip was reportedly delayed and drew condemnation from Beijing, which views Taiwan as a breakaway province.
Alesia Balliu, a member of Albania's Democratic Party, has strongly criticized party leader Sali Berisha after being excluded from the race for chairman. She accused Berisha of undermining democracy and being a "political pensioner."
The Nigerian Navy conducted a raid on Dayspring Island, successfully destroying militant hideouts in the area. This operation is part of ongoing efforts to address insecurity in the region.
Analysts suggest that a high voter turnout in upcoming Serbian elections, potentially exceeding 63% or 4.18 million voters, could significantly challenge the ruling government. Such an outcome is seen as a potential threat to the current administration's hold on power.
A new approach to dating, dubbed the "burnt haystack" method, is being introduced for those tired of unsuccessful dates. This method aims to offer a fresh perspective on finding romantic connections.
The Eurovision Song Contest was marred by significant controversy and boycotts from several countries due to Israel's participation. Protests occurred during the event, sparking debate about the intersection of politics and culture in the competition.
Index-HR has released a new quiz featuring 15 questions filled with fun facts for its readers.
President Donald Trump arrived in China for a summit with President Xi Jinping, aiming to stabilize US-China relations and address trade tensions following a tariff war. The visit is marked by discussions on geopolitical rivalry and economic interests, with American CEOs accompanying Trump.
Swatch and Audemars Piguet have launched a new collaborative watch collection, dubbed 'Royal Pop,' featuring watches priced at 385 euros. The release has generated significant public interest, with queues forming and some fans mocking the design.
Tens of thousands of people have demonstrated across Argentina to protest President Javier Milei's proposed budget cuts to public universities. Protesters argue that the cuts threaten the future of public education and society.
A new community garden has been established in Velký háj near Kunratický potok in Prague's Krč, where 150 interested individuals will be able to grow plants, care for animals, and host community events.
President Donald Trump arrived in Beijing for a high-stakes summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping, accompanied by a delegation of top American business executives. Discussions are expected to cover trade relations, North Korea, and Iran's nuclear program.
Bosnia and Herzegovina faces heightened political tensions as High Representative Christian Schmidt announces his planned departure in June, stating it's "time for a new beginning." This development coincides with renewed threats from Republika Srpska President Milorad Dodik to declare independence if Schmidt imposes a state property law, prompting mixed international reactions regarding the country's future and the role of the OHR.
Gazment Salianji has publicly challenged Sali Berisha and the leadership of Albania's Democratic Party (PD) after being excluded from the race for party chairman. Salianji announced he would initiate procedures against his exclusion, accusing Berisha of violating party statutes and having issues with justice.
A 25-year-old Italian man has been urgently hospitalized with suspected hantavirus symptoms after reportedly traveling on a flight with an infected individual. Samples from the man have been sent to Spallanzani Hospital for further testing.
David Ivković, a talented sixth-grade student from Aleksinac, Serbia, has qualified for an international English language competition in Great Britain and is seeking assistance to cover the costs of his trip.
Akylas, a favorite for Eurovision 2026, has impressed during rehearsals and the jury show, with videos leaking from his stage practice ahead of the first semi-final.
Drivers in Montenegro are advised to expect unstable weather conditions today, with potential for minor rockfalls along gorges and cuts. Authorities urge motorists to adjust their driving to road conditions and changing weather.
Hospitality services in Serbia, including ready meals, roasts, and drinks in restaurants, have become 5.7 percent more expensive in April this year compared to the previous year, according to Danas.
Montenegro's Foreign Minister Ervin Ibrahimović stated that the country consistently supports Ukraine's sovereignty, territorial integrity, and efforts for a just and lasting peace.
Slovak parliament members have successfully overridden President Peter Pellegrini's veto on the amendment to the collective investment law, ensuring the legislation will take effect without his signature.
During an Africa summit in Nairobi, French President Emmanuel Macron announced significant investments and backed the restitution of colonial artifacts. He also publicly reprimanded noisy attendees for a "total lack of respect" during his speech.
An international hantavirus outbreak has been linked to the MV Hondius cruise ship, with passengers returning home and several countries confirming cases. Health authorities are implementing containment measures, including quarantine recommendations, while investigating the source and potential spread of the virus.
Public broadcasters in Spain, Ireland, and Slovenia have announced their decision not to air this year's Eurovision Song Contest, effectively boycotting the event.
Several US senators expressed concern that American ammunition and missile stockpiles are significantly depleted, with some attributing the reduction to potential conflicts with Iran. The Pentagon has reportedly launched an investigation into these claims.
Mirsad Nurković, Deputy Speaker of the Parliament of Montenegro, extended congratulations on May 11, the Day of the Bosniak National Flag, emphasizing its reminder of mutual respect and solidarity.
A more than two-decade-long legal dispute continues over the rights to Croatian literary giant Antun Gustav Matoš's birth house in Tovarnik, with the Antun Gustav Matoš Society proposing a resolution after significant investment.
An Ostrava-based traveler and author, known for his travel books, has integrated Czech legends with artificial intelligence to create unique illustrations.
EU foreign ministers met with their Western Balkan counterparts in Brussels to discuss regional issues, with a particular focus on the ongoing dialogue between Kosovo and Serbia. The meeting was part of a broader EU Foreign Affairs Council session attended by various European diplomats.
An exhibition featuring "Drawings and watercolors of the S series" by artist Andrej Bunuševac is scheduled to open on May 14 at "Šumatovačka".
A new online tool, Paleolatitude.org, allows users to see where their current home location would have been during the Pangea supercontinent era, illustrating how Europe was near the equator hundreds of millions of years ago.
Russian President Vladimir Putin met with Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico in Moscow, where Putin claimed the war in Ukraine is nearing its end and proposed new peace talks, insisting they must take place in the Russian capital. The meeting marked a notable diplomatic engagement between Russia and an EU member state.
Reports reveal that a foundation linked to Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson's sister-in-law received millions of kronor, with some funds reportedly diverted from integration programs. This has sparked scrutiny regarding the allocation of public money.
Glas Crne Gore se danas čuje sa posebnom pažnjom i poštovanjem, poručila je ministarka evropskih poslova Maida Gorčević, otvarajući tradicionalni EU sajam u Podgorici na kojem su se, u okviru…
The Judicial Union in Serbia has accused the government of failing to implement crucial recommendations from the Venice Commission concerning the controversial 'Mrdic laws.' This alleged non-compliance raises concerns about judicial reform in the country.
A three-day ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine has commenced, reportedly at the request of US President Trump. Trump has voiced his desire for the temporary truce to last longer than the agreed-upon three days.
Articles discuss the adaptation of Shelby Van Pelt's novel "Remarkably Bright Creatures," covering aspects such as its ending, the portrayal of its octopus narrator, and key differences from the original book. The adaptation is now available on Netflix, drawing attention to its production and narrative choices.
The Cabinet of the President of Montenegro stated that Milatović did not participate in any action, emphasizing every citizen's right to know facts and not be linked to proceedings without evidence.
The once all-Slovenian project 'European Village' now only lives in Celje, where children today presented the diversity of countries, nations, and cultures.
The 'Think Freedom' art installation has returned to its home in Sarajevo after touring more than 20 cities across Europe and America.
The iconic Vjesnik building in Zagreb is being systematically demolished, floor by floor, marking the end of an era. The demolition of the 16th and 15th floors commenced this morning, reportedly utilizing an open flame method.
The Venice Biennale has opened with significant political controversy and protests, particularly concerning the participation of Russian artists and the defense of their inclusion by the Biennale chief. Activists and cultural figures have voiced strong opposition, leading to boycotts and snubs.
This summer, Europeans plan to disconnect from the online world and spend quality time, freeing themselves from algorithms and digital saturation to turn to experiences based on real human contact.
The temporary CEO of Lithuanian Railways (LTG) group, Arūnas Rumskas, announced that the company now knows the cause of recent train derailments in the Kaunas and Kėdainiai districts, with financial losses expected to be determined next week.
The creator of the series 'Euphoria' is discussing the future of the show, including the possibility of a fourth season.
May 7, 1999, marks the release date of a popular 90s adventure hit, a remake of a famous 1930s horror film, which premiered in cinemas on this day.
Airlines worldwide are facing significant challenges due to rising jet fuel prices, with US carriers seeing doubled fuel bills and Croatia Airlines canceling hundreds of flights. Governments are also addressing concerns about potential kerosene shortages.
Russia launched dozens of drones at Ukraine, an act Zelenskyy described as an "obvious spurning" of a ceasefire. Separately, Zelenskyy announced that Ukraine would not respect a ceasefire on Victory Day.
Ukraine announced it would not observe a ceasefire for Russia's upcoming Victory Day celebrations, citing Russia's disregard for previous truces and ongoing attacks. President Zelenskyy assigned intelligence tasks as Russia reportedly moves air defense systems to Moscow for its parade.
The company 'Zlatna Reka Resources' today denied information about the suspension of geological research for gold reserves on Mount Rogozna near Raška.
Police officers inspected a Slovenian citizen's vehicle in Tovarnik, discovering significant quantities of pesticides, veterinary medicines, and gas, leading to a €15,000 fine.
Slovak National Council MPs have begun their 49th session, with the opening day dedicated to an opposition proposal aimed at reforming the Slovak Information Service (SIS), including changes to the director appointment process and strengthening parliamentary oversight.
Jelena Perović has been sentenced to two years and two months in prison, and Nina Paović to six months of house arrest by the High Court in Montenegro. The former director of ASK was acquitted of charges related to variables, overtime, official vehicle, and a trip to Ljubljana.
President Trump announced a pause in the US operation to escort ships through the Strait of Hormuz, citing 'great progress' made on a deal with Iran. This decision aims to facilitate efforts to de-escalate tensions and end the conflict.
Traffic expert Marko Ševrović emphasized the necessity of constructing new bridges in Zagreb to alleviate traffic congestion and accommodate the city's expansion, while also enabling the renovation of existing bridges.
Bulgarian President Iliana Iotova announced she would give the mandate to form the next government to 'Progressive Bulgaria,' the party of former President Rumen Radev, who won the recent elections.
Internal disputes are reportedly surfacing within Real Madrid ahead of El Clasico, with reports of player discontent and star player Mbappe allegedly insulting the coach and traveling to Italy.
"Възраждане" поиска да се проведат разговор за връщането на лева като валута в страната.
Sanja Fric has become the target of a coordinated tabloid attack following her guest appearance on the television show "Utisak nedelje." The articles explore her identity in light of this media backlash.
Президентът Илияна Йотова се обяви за гарант и съюзник за защитата на правата на всички, във всички райони на България.
Most Chinese car manufacturers that entered Russia after the start of the 'special military operation' are expected to leave within a year, as extremely high tariffs will crush brands that did not invest in local production.
Tom Redford, an Englishman obsessed with Marvel, has covered his body with 63 tattoos depicting various Marvel superheroes, turning his body into a canvas for his passion.
A suspected hantavirus outbreak on a cruise ship has led to at least three deaths and multiple illnesses among passengers and crew. The vessel is currently near Cape Verde, awaiting assistance and facing challenges in disembarking as evacuation efforts for the sick are underway.
Broadway actress Isa Briones sharply rebuked audience members during a performance, calling out their disruptive and disrespectful behavior. The star of 'The Pitt' told shouting fans that their actions were seriously annoying her and that the show was not a circus, specifically addressing allusions to a medical drama.
Ukrainian police have carried out dozens of raids across the country as part of an investigation into suspected corruption within the military recruitment system. The operation targets alleged illicit activities in the conscription process.
An increasing number of travelers are utilizing astrocartography, a method that maps a natal chart onto a world map, to select their next travel destinations.
Operation Shaman details how a Ukrainian drone and intercepted communications led to the devastation of the elite Chechen Achmat unit.
Scenarios are being discussed for the election of Czech TV Council members after a leaked recording, allegedly featuring two current members, suggested potential corruption, raising questions about their future.
The most expensive apartment in history has reportedly been purchased for 471 million euros. The luxurious 2,500 square meter residence boasts five floors and offers panoramic views of the Mediterranean.
The UN Security Council convened to discuss two pressing international issues: North Korea's accelerating nuclear capabilities and violations of sanctions, and the ongoing situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Separately, local news from Bosnia and Herzegovina covered weather, traffic, and tourism.
A 38-year-old farmer tragically died in Slovenia after a forklift overturned during loading operations, trapping him underneath.