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Milan Balažic, the Mayor of Moravče, is suspected of multiple corruption offenses following a court order for house searches. The deputy mayor, Marko Kladnik, is also suspected of aiding in bribery.
Milk purchasers in Serbia continue to lower prices, leading producers to state that production should be halted by selling cows to mitigate further losses.
Slovak high school admission results are now accessible via EduPage, ahead of their official publication on June 1, with the Education Minister stating the decision was made to inform families sooner.
Following recent reports of scams related to purchasing Slovenian e-vignettes through unofficial websites, Petrol is reminding drivers to only buy them via official and verified channels to ensure secure transactions.
The Croatian city of Šibenik is experiencing temperatures of 30 degrees Celsius, leading tourists to find various ways to protect themselves from the intense sun.
The new List of Medicines in Sarajevo Canton brings significant changes for patients, particularly making modern hormonal IUDs freely available to women.
Iran has started to restore internet access partially after a nearly three-month-long nationwide blackout. The move comes with reports of continued strict controls on connectivity.
An extreme heatwave has gripped Europe, leading to unusually high temperatures for May and breaking numerous records across the continent. Countries like France have recorded their hottest May days, with forecasts indicating continued elevated temperatures for several weeks.
Construction has commenced on a new three-story emergency reception and operating room complex at the regional hospital in Kolín, Czech Republic. The project, expected to be completed in two years, aims to improve patient access to medical care.
UPN Veteran Yogyakarta has announced tightened oversight measures in response to recent sexual harassment cases at the institution.
The UK experienced its hottest May day on record, with temperatures exceeding 33°C, as an unprecedented heatwave swept across Europe, leading to warnings of temperatures potentially reaching 40°C in some regions.
The Jizerskohorské Lázně Libverda spa resort officially opened its new season on Saturday, offering visitors a cultural program in the spa park and guided tours. Guests were able to access areas normally closed to the public, with many looking forward to the main attractions.
Europe is experiencing a weekend of extreme weather, with some regions bracing for record-breaking heatwaves and temperatures up to 31°C, while others are hit by unstable conditions, heavy rains, thunderstorms, and strong winds causing flooding and downed trees.
Students involved in the blockade of the University of Niš announced that phones from the Academic Crisis Center Niš will be available to participants of the upcoming protest in Belgrade, which they have called for.
New details have been revealed regarding statements made by members of the 'Resnica' (Truth) party concerning alleged bribery. The reports focus on who might be behind these suspected corrupt payments to the MPs.
SABORSKI zastupnici pozdravili su Matešinu ostavku, no uz brojne kritike.
The Zagreb County Court has confirmed the USKOK indictment against SDP Member of Parliament and city councilor Barbara Antolić Vupora, along with Vlado Podbrežnič, the acting head of the Administrative Department for Construction and Municipal Economy of Varaždin. This confirmation marks a significant step in the legal proceedings against the SDP official.
Five European Union member states have proposed a plan for the gradual integration of the Western Balkans into the EU's single market. This initiative aims to foster closer ties and economic alignment with the region.
The new Urban Plan for Sarajevo Canton (KS) could be presented to assembly members in June 2026, provided there are no further delays, following numerous criticisms it has received.
Iran has issued a stern warning that any resumption of US attacks would lead to a war that would spread "far beyond the region." Iranian officials stated that their devastating strikes would crush any aggressors.
Following a major USKOK operation in Varaždin over a year ago, the first plea bargains have been reached at the Zagreb County Court in a case involving an SDP representative, with two defendants pleading guilty.
Zastupnik u Predstavničkom domu Parlamentarne skupštine Bosne i Hercegovine Saša Magazinović je najavio da će na današnjoj 39.
A federal representative in Bosnia and Herzegovina has submitted amendments to a law that would allow parents to designate guardians for their children in the event of their death, aiming to introduce a more humane legal solution.
The city of Tábor plans to reorganize the confusing and unsafe area in front of its train station, which serves as a gateway to the city. Changes costing tens of millions of crowns will also affect the adjacent Hus Park.
A Slovenian article discusses the pitfalls of pre-emptive rights in property sales, advising readers on legal aspects to avoid costly mistakes.
The seventh edition of the Record Fair has opened today at the Bosnian Cultural Center in Sarajevo, bringing together collectors and offering editions from local, regional, and international musicians.
Drake's new album, "Iceman," has achieved a 2026 Spotify record for the most-streamed artist, album, and song in a single day. The album's release has generated significant discussion, including its lyrical content and various disses.
At a mental health festival in Slovenia, discussions emphasized mental health as a collective societal responsibility. Challenges include a shortage of staff for mental health centers, with plans to establish more facilities by the end of 2028.
Madonna, Shakira, and K-pop sensation BTS have been announced as the headliners for the inaugural Super Bowl-style halftime show at the FIFA World Cup final. This marks a new entertainment tradition for the global football tournament.
Lena Schilling, the youngest member of the European Parliament, is generating significant media attention in Brussels due to her romantic relationship with a fellow MEP who is 24 years her senior.
Navarra President Chivite is defending her integrity and attacking UPN to distance herself from a scandal involving illegal adjudications and the reform of the Belate tunnels, denying any criminal indications.
Iran has threatened to enrich uranium to 90% purity, considered weapons-grade, if it is attacked again. This warning comes amid heightened regional tensions.
eBay has rejected a $56 billion takeover bid from GameStop, deeming the offer 'neither credible nor attractive.' The e-commerce giant also reportedly unbanned Ryan Cohen in connection with the rejected attempt.
A new TV series, inspired by the life and tragic murder of Brno writer Simona Monyová, aims to explore the dynamics of toxic relationships rather than sensationalizing the tragedy.
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.
Christian Schmidt has reportedly resigned from his position as the High Representative for Bosnia and Herzegovina. Reports suggest his departure was not voluntary and came under pressure, particularly from the United States.
Republika Srpska is experiencing significant political upheaval as opposition parties fiercely contest the selection of candidates for the entity's presidency, while the RS government continues to engage with the UN Security Council on various issues.
Innovative therapies and medications for lupus are not equally accessible to all patients in Serbia, despite the possibility of reimbursement from the RFZO, due to administrative barriers and inconsistent practices in healthcare institutions.
The HPV vaccine is now available free of charge in Serbia for individuals up to 45 years of age. Experts have shared their opinions on this expanded state-funded program.
According to the head of the Association of Banks, Croatia is a record-holder in purchasing real estate with cash and ranks third in price growth, despite having stable banks and favorable loans, while also facing legal uncertainty in the market.
According to a recent analysis, an individual's habits when purchasing groceries could potentially offer significant insights into their mental state and overall health.
The government has approved a significant drug reform and an amendment to its drug policy aimed at making modern medicines more accessible to patients. This initiative seeks to improve the availability of essential treatments.
This article explains the reasons why it is crucial to wash apples thoroughly as soon as they are purchased.
The Romanian government has collapsed after losing a no-confidence vote in parliament. This event has plunged the country into political uncertainty, with opposition parties now considering their next steps.
A court in Sarajevo has sentenced Adnan Vuk, Maid Maslak, Armin Husić, and Zijo Novalić to a combined total of 41.5 years in prison. The four individuals were convicted on charges related to drug trafficking.
Prime Minister Modi's BJP party secured a historic victory in the West Bengal state election, gaining control of the state and ending the Trinamool Congress's long-standing rule.
The trial of a former HDZ Member of Parliament and mayor, along with a retired judge, has commenced in Croatia on corruption charges. Both defendants pleaded not guilty, claiming they are living through a difficult ordeal.
The European Commission issued its initial response after former President Trump announced plans for higher tariffs on automobiles imported from the EU. Experts predict these potential new tariffs could significantly impact German manufacturers, with estimates suggesting an $18 billion cost to Germany.
Bilo da vježbate zbog naleta endorfina, druženja na grupnim treninzima ili ste se nedavno posvetili redovitoj rutini kako biste poboljšali zdravstvene
A representative of the Novi Sad citizens' association "Pokret mladih Novosađana progres" (Youth Movement of Novi Sad Progress), identified as M. A., has been arrested on suspicion of defrauding the budgets of Novi Sad and Vojvodina for approximately four million dinars intended for project implementation.
Péter Magyar, a rising Hungarian political figure, engaged in discussions with EU officials in Brussels, including Ursula von der Leyen, to secure the release of billions in frozen EU funds. The funds have been withheld due to concerns over the rule of law in Hungary, and a deal is anticipated soon.
An exhibition about the Jasenovac concentration camp has caused a stir in Brussels, prompting strong reactions from Croatian MEPs. They criticized the exhibition's approach, questioning if similar reverence would be shown for Srebrenica.
MEP Aleksandar Nikolić from the Identity and Democracy group, a far-right faction in the European Parliament, opened an exhibition last night created in cooperation with the Federation of Young Serbs…
Modern science is intensively developing new therapeutic approaches for malignant diseases, but clinical reality still largely relies on existing methods. The article discusses whether the post-platinum era of cancer treatment represents a scientific breakthrough or a therapy not yet available to everyone.
Members of the Croatian Parliament were asked to name the countries of former Yugoslavia, revealing varying levels of knowledge.
Povečujejo se hitreje od inflacije in dodane vrednosti – Sindikati za ohranjanje kupne moči.
A session of the Sarajevo Canton Assembly was briefly interrupted and ultimately did not continue after arguments erupted between representatives. The agenda included discussions on merging two institutes.
Firefighters are responding to a large fire at a textile warehouse in Słupno, near Wołomin, Poland.
A shooting incident at the White House Correspondents' Dinner led to the identification of suspect Cole Allen and sparked widespread online rumors. The event prompted an investigation and various reactions regarding the alleged gunman's background and the incident's nature.
Following a significant election defeat, Hungarian leader Viktor Orbán announced he would not take his parliamentary seat and intends to focus on reorganizing his political party. He stated a need to lead the party's renewal from outside parliament.
The articles discuss royal works, likely referring to artistic creations or initiatives, that convey strong messages of solidarity, peace, and community.
The "Digital Transformation in Bosnia and Herzegovina" event marked the start of FusionX, a European Digital Innovation Hub (EDIH), aiming to facilitate the use of available European funds for digital
Bosnian company Konjički Igman announced a 15 million KM loss for the past year, despite generating total revenues of 197 million KM.
Three men in Sarajevo were sentenced to a combined total of 38 years in prison for the rape of a girl in Ilidža. The court delivered its verdict following the investigation and trial.
The European Union approved a €90 billion loan package for Ukraine, following the lifting of vetoes by Hungary and Slovakia. This decision came ahead of a leaders' meeting and aims to accelerate Ukraine's full integration into the EU.
Croatian HDZ politicians have criticized Zagreb Mayor Tomašević and the Možemo party for allocating 166,000 euros to the Kontejner art association, questioning the expenditure and contrasting it with
Amid rising oil and gas prices due to the Middle East conflict, advancements in battery technology are highlighted as crucial for energy independence, enabling solar power availability even after…
Poliklinika Medikol issued a statement refuting claims made by Croatian MP Ivana Kekin of the Možemo! party, asserting that private healthcare providers are partners, not the cause of public health system issues.
The annual nationwide 'Night of Churches' event, scheduled for Friday, May 29, 2026, will open normally inaccessible church locations and feature bell ringing and choirs, centered around the theme of 'Courage.'
Experienced growers share Turkish techniques for cultivating bigger, juicier, and sweeter tomatoes, emphasizing that regular watering alone is not sufficient for optimal results.
A prominent HDZ representative in Zagreb publicly accused the Možemo! party of corruption, stating that 'corruption has a name and surname, and that is Možemo!'.
Slovenia's 'Šutar Law' is facing criticism regarding its implications for the Roma community, with one specific case potentially altering rules for everyone. The law's measures are primarily local, but its broader impact is under scrutiny.
Artificial intelligence is revolutionizing B2B sales by creating an 'invisible buying journey,' fundamentally changing the rules of engagement.
Residents are accumulating items in the common areas of an apartment block, raising questions about whether they can be removed by other tenants. This situation highlights potential disputes over shared spaces.
The European Union is reportedly planning a significant fine against Google, while also addressing issues such as agricultural subsidy fraud, reviewing free trade agreements, and discussing responses to industrial policies and migration challenges.
A detective series, noted for its abundance of corpses, is recommended as being delightfully English and charmingly absurd.
The mountain synagogue in Hartmanice, Czech Republic, is celebrating 20 years of being open to the public. To mark the occasion, it has been placed under the administration of the Šumava Museum.
Karel Hirman has announced his withdrawal from the race for regional governor in Košice, Slovakia, and will instead support Marián Porvažník, following an agreement to back the candidate with greater public support.
The Croatian Meteorological and Hydrological Service (DHMZ) has issued a special statement, announcing the first heatwave of the season with temperatures expected to reach up to 30°C today and exceed 30°C next week.
A public forum was held to discuss the proposed construction at Gudurički Vrh, where participants expressed concerns that nature protection is being sacrificed for large-scale capital investments. The debate focused on the environmental impact of the development.
Bratislavský knižný festival BRaK týždeň pred začiatkom festivalu oznámil, že vstup na všetky sprievodné podujatia tohtoročného festivalu bude bezplatný.
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Skupno število prijavljenih primerov klamidijske okužbe je bilo pri nas za deset odstotkov večje kot leto prej in največje v zadnjih desetih letih.
A new generation of synthetic drugs, known as nitazenes, are reportedly causing deaths across Europe and are easily accessible online, posing a significant threat to the region.
Croatian IDS party representative Dalibor Paus has called for an urgent and transparent investigation into alleged systemic criminal activity and cover-up in Brijuni National Park, citing ignored reports over 15 years.
Members of the European Parliament have called on the European Commission to launch an investigation into allegations of Slovakia misusing EU funds. The demand seeks to ascertain whether financial irregularities have occurred.
Škoda Auto has released the initial pricing for its new electric model, the Epiq, for the Czech market. The base version of the most powerful variant will cost 772,000 CZK, with higher trims priced at 869,000 and 923,000 CZK, while the cheapest version will be available later for 619,000 CZK.
A Russian lawmaker has publicly stated that the "special military operation" in Ukraine should be concluded as soon as possible. This development occurs amidst ongoing military actions, including Ukraine's defense forces neutralizing numerous Russian drones.
The article discusses the evolving concept of shopping comfort for pharmaceuticals, contrasting the traditional practice of visiting a physical pharmacy while ill with modern conveniences. It highlights how hours can be critical when sickness strikes.
The majority in the Parliament of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina has been confirmed as stable. This assurance comes despite the absence of some representatives from the NiP party at a recent parliamentary session.
The Open House Praha festival is set to open more than 100 buildings to the public, offering unique tours and walks. The program will allow visitors to explore various architectural sites, including the Savarin riding hall.
This article discusses the pitfalls of pre-emptive rights in property sales and advises readers on legal provisions to avoid costly errors during purchase or sale.
Veselin Milić, former head of Belgrade police and an advisor to President Vučić, has been ordered to 30 days of detention by the Higher Court in Belgrade. His arrest is connected to a disappearance case, though the body of the victim has not yet been found.
A magnitude 6.3 earthquake hit northern Japan, with Miyagi Prefecture experiencing significant tremors, but no tsunami warning was issued. Authorities confirmed no major damage or abnormalities at local nuclear power plants.
International Family Day was observed on May 15th, with various countries marking the occasion. Celebrations focused on the importance of family connections and their role in modern society.
Zara has launched a new personal shopping consultation service in Croatia, allowing customers to book personalized styling advice.
A session of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (FBiH) House of Representatives was canceled after numerous deputies failed to attend, preventing a quorum. The cancellation means further delays in legislative work and appointments.
The Mazda3 hatchback and sedan have received several minor updates for the 2027 model year, which are already available in Europe.
While inflation in Slovakia has stabilized, money held in current accounts continues to lose value, leading to questions about where to keep reserves to ensure both accessibility and returns.
Hegseth is scheduled to face questions in Congressional defense budget hearings regarding Iran and Europe. Lawmakers are specifically seeking a clear exit strategy concerning the conflict with Iran.
A convicted murderer is reportedly demanding the majority share of joint property. This legal claim involves the division of shared assets.
UPOOM highlighted that early detection of melanoma and the availability of innovative therapies are crucial for patients to achieve a longer life.
Six individuals were detained for disturbing public order at the Trnjanski Krijesovi event in Zagreb, according to reports from the Zagreb Police Department.
Cardiologists are raising alarms about the high risk of heart rhythm disorders, collapse, and death associated with anabolic steroid use, particularly due to their easy accessibility for young amateurs.
Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković publicly attacked HDZ Member of European Parliament Tomislav Sokol, suggesting he could resign if unhappy. Sokol subsequently responded to Plenković's criticism, indicating a shared sentiment regarding party interests.
A joint committee of the Slovenian National Assembly is moving forward with a proposed "intervention law on the development of Slovenia." This comes despite strong objections from legal experts and some members of parliament, who argue the bill includes systemic changes rather than just emergency measures.
Adrijana Klisić, a special pedagogue, discussed ESPAD research data indicating that one in ten teenagers, including 13-year-olds, experiment with drugs, highlighting concerns about drug availability.
International car manufacturers are reportedly eager to adopt strategies and characteristics that align them more closely with the Chinese market and consumer preferences.
Božović has stated that the constitutional-legal system is ripe for major reform, emphasizing the necessity of significant changes.
An article highlights Milan as a city of fascinating contrasts, where ancient Roman history seamlessly merges with futuristic architecture and global fashion trends. It suggests exploring the city's beautiful passages and enjoying an espresso by the Duomo instead of visiting shopping malls.
The 'Záchranka' emergency app in the Liberec region of the Czech Republic is expanding its services to include mountain and water rescue teams, with the region committing 40,000 CZK monthly for the enhanced coverage.
Elon Musk has reached a settlement with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) regarding his disclosures related to the acquisition of Twitter shares. As part of the agreement, Musk will pay a $1.5 million fine.
The Chrudim region in the Czech Republic is preparing to install a significantly higher number of speed cameras, with nine additional municipalities expressing interest in speed control. The new cameras will monitor both main and less important roads.
Czech Minister of Labor and Social Affairs, Aleš Juchelka, has expressed openness to gradually increasing the minimum wage to 50% of the average wage. Currently, the minimum wage stands at 22,400 Czech crowns, approximately 43.4% of the average wage.
An recent survey asked participants what they consider the greatest luxury from the 1990s, with results indicating it's not real estate purchases.
The Hlas-SD party has announced its renewed support for Ondrej Lunter in the upcoming regional elections for the governor of Banská Bystrica Region, making it the first ruling party to openly back him.
Vlčí jezero (Wolf Lake) near Děčín will remain inaccessible to the public until autumn 2027 as its dam undergoes necessary repairs. Despite the closure of the popular hiking destination, people continue to visit the area and face potential fines.
The House of Representatives of Bosnia and Herzegovina's Parliament failed to elect a new member to the Central Election Commission (CIK), preventing the dismissal of current member Irena Hadžiabdić. The decision was stalled despite two candidates having an equal number of points, amidst political discussions.
Members of the Croatian Parliament wore denim attire to a session to observe 'Denim Day', an initiative often associated with raising awareness against sexual violence.
Members of Parliament, in expressing their free opinions, touched upon a range of current topics, from inflation, the position of Croats in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and demographics to the situation…
A high-ranking Israeli police official is facing disciplinary review after calling Arab lawmakers "terrorists and dogs" on social media, violating regulations.
An NGO in Podgorica claims that citizens from Tivat have reported the municipal communal service is allegedly shooting abandoned large livestock to resolve the issue.
Representative Tomislav Bandić reportedly clashed with security guards while attempting to enter a session in Grude, resulting in him losing his shirt during the altercation.
An incident occurred during a session of the Grude Municipal Council when a security guard attempted to prevent a representative from entering, leading to police being called to the scene.
The port of Kotor, Montenegro, welcomed two cruise ships, 'Seven Seas Splendor' and 'Costa Deliziosa,' bringing a total of 3,177 passengers.
A Dutch MEP criticizes Croatia's slow adoption of solar energy, while a Croatian MEP counters by emphasizing the country's accelerated growth in solar capacity and its leading role within the EU.
Katarina Prnjak, a former SDP Member of Parliament and once dubbed "the most beautiful woman of Croatia," has taken on a new role as a general affairs clerk at the Split Port Authority, which is currently led by a member of the HDZ party.
Two doctors from Sarajevo have been found guilty and sentenced to multi-year prison terms for the death of two-year-old Džena Gadžun following a medical procedure. The verdict brings a partial sense of justice to the girl's family after a long legal battle.
The United States has offered a $10 million reward for information leading to the leader of an Iran-backed Iraqi armed group, identified as Kataib Sayyid al-Shuhada. This bounty targets the head of the Shiite militia, which Washington considers a terrorist organization.
Slovenian trade unions are opposing a proposal by the SDS party to transfer labor affairs to the Ministry of Economy, fearing it would prioritize economic interests over employee rights and lead to conflict.
European Union leaders convened for an informal council in Cyprus to discuss key issues including the war in Ukraine, the Middle East conflict, and EU defense. During the summit, the EU unblocked a €90 billion loan package for Ukraine after resolving a dispute with Hungary.
This article highlights various brands offered by Sephora globally that are highly sought after by consumers in Croatia.
Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabić publicly reprimanded an opposition MP for addressing her informally during a parliamentary session. She stated that their shared LGBTQ+ identity does not grant permission for such familiarity.
Croatian MEP Tomislav Sokol commented on Montenegro's remembrance day for genocide victims, asserting that Belgrade can only offer the "mud of the Serbian world" to Montenegrins.
All milk buyers in Serbia have continued to reduce milk purchase prices, so production should be stopped by selling cows, as the consequences will be less, says the owner of a cattle farm from the village of Metlić in...
PORTUGAL je zabilježio rekordno vruć dan u svibnju (40,3 °C) usred toplinskog vala koji je zahvatio zapadnu Europu, uzrokujući probleme i visoke temperature u Francuskoj, Italiji i Španjolskoj.
The Drito club of city councilors in Zagreb has alleged a conflict of interest regarding the City of Zagreb Award given to the Restart association and poet Marko Pogačar. They claim Pogačar is a supporter of Mayor Tomislav Tomašević.
The World Health Organization (WHO) has reported that the number of hantavirus cases linked to a cruise ship outbreak has increased to 13, following a new case identified in Spain. The outbreak continues to be monitored by health authorities.
The founder of the Mint company has announced that Serbia will serve as the central hub for the company's expansion into the entire European market. This strategic decision positions Serbia as a key operational base.
Mufti Mevludin ef. Dizdarević delivered a powerful Eid al-Adha sermon in Zenica, emphasizing the balance between spiritual and material life, work, sacrifice, and entrepreneurship.
The Bratislava book festival BRaK announced that admission to all accompanying events of this year's festival will be free, opening the entire festival to the public without an entrance fee thanks to public and partner support.
The Slovak parliament begins a new session, with coalition politicians, including Prime Minister Robert Fico, set to discuss the first package of economic support measures, though the legislative text has not yet been made public.
This TV recommendation highlights an endearingly silly English detective series known for its abundance of bodies and charmingly quirky nature. It suggests the show as a delightful watch.
More than 20 people were hospitalized after an unknown substance was allegedly sprayed inside a shopping mall in Tokyo's Ginza area, causing a strong smell and throat irritation.
Brno city councilors have approved changes to the conditions for applicants seeking new cooperative apartments in Kamenný vrch. Individuals can now apply for larger units originally intended only for families, which had shown little interest, while couples are also seeking smaller units.
New versions of the Kia PV5 Cargo High Roof (L2H2) and PV5 Cargo Standard (L1H1), which premiered at the Birmingham commercial vehicle show, are set to arrive in Croatia by the end of the year and will be available for order in two months.
Auto Hrvatska has launched a special promotional package for all buyers of Forthing car models, including the T5 EVO, U-Tour, and S7 REEV, offering additional security and peace of mind.
The Croatian Insurance Office, in collaboration with the Ministry of Interior and police, conducted a campaign in Istria to raise awareness about the importance of vehicle insurance and registration. The initiative aimed to inform citizens about high penalties and the obligation to return full compensation for damages.
Niz je saborskih zastupnika komentiralo ostavku Zlatka Mateše na mjesto predsjednika HOO-a i poručilo da je pozdravljaju, no oporba drži kako to nije dovoljno i da se treba raščistiti sve što se u…
The Trump administration has reportedly pressured the Palestinian UN envoy to withdraw from a bid for a General Assembly vice presidency. Reports indicate the US threatened to revoke visas for Palestinian officials if the bid continued.
The Scottish Parliament has removed the option to search for Members of Parliament by gender following the election of two transgender members.
Representatives from the European Parliament, Council, and Commission are meeting in Strasbourg to finalize a transatlantic trade agreement, but face internal conflicts, with a Croatian MEP accusing them of seeking conflict over a 'Greenland clause'.
Immunotherapy is making significant advancements in the treatment of bladder cancer, offering new hope for patients. This progress has led to increased calls for wider accessibility of these innovative treatments for all patients.
Skoda has held the world premiere for its new Epiq model, which is set to be the brand's most affordable and compact electric vehicle. The launch marks a new era for accessible electric cars from the manufacturer.
While most products can be ordered online today, there are still five unique stores that require an in-person visit, offering a distinct shopping experience.
The European Parliament is demanding that medicines be accessible to all EU citizens. It aims to strengthen the industry and ensure a solidarity-based supply through a Critical Medicines Act.
The municipality of Ilidža will gain two new roundabouts as part of a project valued at 1.8 million KM.
A 5.2-magnitude earthquake struck southwest China, particularly the Guanxi region, resulting in two deaths, one injury, and the collapse of at least 13 buildings. Thousands of residents were evacuated following the tremor.
Switzerland has announced its decision to open previously sealed secret files concerning Josef Mengele, the notorious Nazi doctor known as the "Angel of Death" from Auschwitz. This move will make the historical documents accessible to the public.
Bratislava police are searching for a man who stole perfumes worth 1322 euros from a shopping center on Ivanská cesta in just two minutes, leaving without paying.
A mental health festival addressed the current lack of mental health centers due to staff shortages, with plans to establish more centers by the end of 2028.
Following his interactions with Chinese President Xi Jinping, Donald Trump commented on a range of topics including trade deals, Iran's nuclear program, Taiwan arms sales, and the unlikely release of Hong Kong media mogul Jimmy Lai. He also reflected on the overall dynamic and potential for lifting sanctions related to Iranian oil.
Krapović has criticized the way a committee session was scheduled, stating that the process violated good practice by failing to confirm the minister's availability and agree on a suitable time. He informed the committee about this issue.
Serbia and NATO have commenced their first-ever joint military exercise on Serbian territory, near Bujanovac. This historic event marks a significant step in cooperation between the two entities, 27 years after NATO's bombing campaign in the region.
The Czech Ministry of Health plans to improve care quality and safety by concentrating complex pancreas, liver, and esophagus surgeries into specialized centers in large hospitals, a reform that critics fear will limit accessibility for patients.
The final casino in Plzeň, Czech Republic, located in the Bory shopping center, has closed its doors in compliance with a city ordinance that banned gambling establishments from the beginning of the year.
Taxpayers in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina paid 2.9 billion KM in public revenues between January and April 2026, though the overall collection was lower than expected.
An HDZ MEP publicly criticized the party, prompting Prime Minister Plenković to comment that the MEP expressed regret. Plenković also accused the opposition of blocking constitutional judge elections and announced a €1.7 billion loan for military strengthening.
BMW is making attractive models immediately available with special conditions and limited quantities, catering to customers who prioritize quick delivery and clear terms for new car purchases.
The prosecution in Belgrade has reported a concerning increase in the number of juvenile offenders, noting that their crimes are becoming increasingly brutal.
Articles explore the concept of how metal mesh or fences can serve to create a sense of community rather than merely acting as physical barriers.
SKUPO gorivo potaknulo je Amerikance na kupnju hibrida, dok Europljani preferiraju električna vozila.
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.
A US federal court has released what is purported to be Jeffrey Epstein's suicide note, which reportedly includes claims that he was investigated for months without anything being found. The note's contents have been widely reported by various news outlets.
France has deployed an aircraft carrier and presented proposals to the US and Iran for an international mission in the Strait of Hormuz. President Macron also condemned "unjustified strikes against several ships" to the Iranian president amidst the ongoing Middle East crisis.
The Socialist People's Party (SNP) in Montenegro has welcomed the sale of two official Maybach vehicles, which had a combined value exceeding one million euros.
A new 200 million CZK inpatient hospice is opening in Stěžery, Czech Republic, and will begin serving its first patients in a few weeks, aiming to improve the availability and quality of palliative care in the region.
The US has launched "Project Freedom" to ensure navigation in the Strait of Hormuz, with Pentagon chief Hegseth stating the US will provide overwatch for peaceful vessels and denying Iran's control over the strait. This comes amidst rising tensions and threats from President Trump, while the Pentagon insists a ceasefire with Iran still holds.
Spanish MEP Adrián Vázquez Lázara organized a traditional Galician dinner in Brussels to advocate for his region's status as a leading European fishing power, following controversy over an inauthentic version of a local dish.
Over half a century later, newly released documents shed light on the mysterious D.B. Cooper plane hijacking, the only unsolved skyjacking in US history, which occurred in 1971.
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 global bestseller examines the contemporary phenomenon where despite easy access to pleasure, people experience less joy, attributing the problem to the very availability of gratification.
The Montenegrin National Theatre (CNP) and the Municipality of Šavnik have signed a cooperation protocol to improve cultural life and increase the availability of professional theater productions for citizens in the northern region.
A representative testified in a dispute against a public pharmacy institution, concerning a ten-year contract signed by a former director, which allocated 85% of advertising revenue to a private firm.
Lidl, one of the world's largest retail chains, intends to significantly expand its mobile telephony services, aiming to become a major competitor to traditional telecom operators.
A significant analysis reveals that eleven types of cancer are becoming more common among young people in England, prompting scientists to investigate potential causes and find initial clues.
If you are heading to the sea in your own car, the right choice of vehicle can significantly impact the journey – not only in terms of fuel consumption but also comfort.
A contract for 10 innovative oncology drugs was signed in April between Serbia's RFZO and AstraZeneca, but the exact start date for their implementation for patients remains unknown.
The fire, after logging, also spread to young growth.
Polish influencer Łatwogang successfully raised over £50 million (approximately €59 million) for children with cancer through a multi-day livestream event. The charity initiative garnered significant public support and celebrity involvement, including footballer Lamine Yamal and Chris Martin.
Unusual scenes unfolded in Grude, Bosnia and Herzegovina, as Tomislav Bandić, a representative in the West Herzegovina Canton Assembly, was involved in an altercation with security guards while attempting to enter a municipal council session.
XChat, a standalone application designed for accessing the messaging function on the social network X, has been released for iOS devices.
The 40th anniversary of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster is commemorated with reflections on its lasting impact and visits by officials, including Moldovan President Maia Sandu to Kyiv. Ukrainian President Zelensky also commented on current nuclear threats.
The famous Gothic painting 'Madonna of Veveří' is exceptionally on public display this weekend in Veverská Bítýška, as part of local parish celebrations, normally being housed in the Diocesan Museum in Brno.
A court in Brčko District, Bosnia and Herzegovina, sentenced a district assembly representative and another individual for election corruption, including a prison sentence and a seven-year ban from public office.
The Gvozd Wind Farm in Montenegro has successfully commenced production, with the first of its eight wind generators now operational. This marks a key phase in the development of the wind power plant, following the completion of substation and power line reconstruction.
An expert event for family businesses, "The Second Generation Takes Over," was held in Košice, Slovakia, fostering practical discussions on succession planning and intellectual property protection.
Sephora has made its return to Croatia, opening its first store in Zagreb and launching an active webshop and application. The beauty retailer is offering popular brands and an initial discount to customers.
Russia has announced it will halt the flow of Kazakh oil to Germany via the Druzhba pipeline, while Slovakia has threatened to block the EU's 20th sanctions package against Russia. These developments come as the Druzhba pipeline has reportedly resumed operations after repairs, and trust between Ukraine and Slovakia is strained over the pipeline.
Kaufland is currently providing excellent promotional offers, allowing customers to achieve significant savings on their everyday purchases.