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The reconstruction of St. Paul the Apostle Airport in Ohrid, North Macedonia, is set to begin, with air traffic expected to continue uninterrupted during the works.

The arrival of spring brings a wave of new perfumes for 2026, featuring fresh and intense scents ranging from floral and fruity to creamy and warm notes.

Three concerts featuring compositions by Bach, arranged for string quartet from the album for Anna Magdalena Bach, are scheduled today as part of the global 'Bach in the subways' initiative.

Estonian experts suggest that Ukraine's strikes on Russian oil ports have been more impactful in pressuring Russia than international sanctions, potentially creating a significant deficit in Russia's budget.

A driver with a criminal record struck a police officer during an attempted traffic stop near Belitsa, Bulgaria, and fled the scene.

Known as the 'Death Road,' this route is considered the most dangerous in the world, attracting tourists eager to visit its perilous stretches, characterized by steep 600-meter cliffs and a width of no more than 3.2 meters for both directions.

A fire in a high-rise building in Shanxi province, northern China, resulted in three deaths and 23 injuries, with nine seriously hurt; the cause of the fire is currently unknown.

A 27-year-old man was seriously injured in a traffic accident in Belgrade overnight, while another man, a year younger, sustained minor injuries. Emergency services transported the seriously injured man to the Urgentni centar.

An article delves into the challenging experience of caring for elderly parents who did not provide care during one's childhood, exploring the complex emotions and motivations beyond simple affection.

Batam Immigration is investigating reports of alleged extortion targeting foreign tourists, including Singaporean travelers, at the Batam Centre ferry terminal. The allegations surfaced in Singaporean news outlets featuring accounts from various travelers.

An exemplary renovation of a 75-square-meter apartment in a post-war Athenian building in America Square demonstrates how to combine classic and postmodern styles, featuring old furniture with exposed concrete for an atmospheric space.

Rosita Mabuiango, famously known as the 'miracle baby' for being born in a tree during the 2000 Mozambique floods, has died at the age of 25 from anemia, leaving behind a five-year-old daughter.

Cyprus's Parliament is set to review a bill that would grant hundreds of hotels and tourist accommodations an extension until December 31, 2028, to operate without a full license. This was part of a weekly business wrap-up.

A BMW overturned on the A1 highway in the Raseiniai district of Lithuania early Sunday morning, resulting in injuries to the driver.

The Norwegian Water Resources and Energy Directorate (NVE) has issued a warning about the increased risk of avalanches in mountain areas during the Easter holidays, advising caution for those planning hikes in good weather conditions.

Cyprus is working to mitigate the negative impact on its tourism sector following a Shahed drone strike on the British Bases at Akrotiri on March 1, which caused minor damage but significant wider repercussions as the summer season approaches.

A church in Greece, notable for its 17-degree tilt, is drawing tourists and causing dizziness for those who visit, making it one of the country's most unique attractions.

The 18th season of Art Safari has opened in Amzei 13, Bucharest, featuring three extensive art and documentary exhibitions and contemporary installations across 4,500 square meters.

A Shahed drone attack on Ukraine's Mykolaiv Oblast has resulted in 10 injuries, with three individuals reported to be in serious condition.

Fans of the new Pokémon Eternal Emerald fan game are expressing strong anger over the introduction of a new type, despite other positive changes in the game.

The 4th Report by KEAO on debt owed to Social Security was published in Greece amidst a national anniversary, highlighting ongoing financial challenges.

Although global instability may temporarily redirect travel flows, the real opportunity lies not in benefiting from conflict elsewhere but in ensuring that South Africa becomes a destination the…

An expert advises travelers on specific airplane seats to avoid, highlighting that seat choice can significantly impact comfort, especially during longer flights.

A new analysis of respiratory organs is questioning the long-standing hypothesis that high oxygen content during the Carboniferous period was responsible for the existence of giant insects, such as dragonflies with 70-centimeter wingspans.

Japan will send Self-Defense Forces personnel, including 'combat' troops, to participate in the annual Balikatan military exercises in the Philippines for the first time, marking a new milestone in regional security cooperation.

A curated list of highly anticipated films, including those starring Keanu Reeves, Zendaya, and Robert Pattinson, along with other cultural tips for reading, watching, and listening, are recommended for April.

The Czech ODS party is explaining its reversal on social security contributions for self-employed individuals, having previously supported an increase three years ago and now voting for a reduction.

Gilgit-Baltistan's tourism and hospitality industry is showing resilience and bouncing back, despite concerns about the potential adverse impact of the escalating Middle East war and resulting rise in fuel prices.

Millionaire heiress and art collector Katrin Bechtler is preparing her 'last show' in Zurich, revealing her unusual lifestyle, significant art collection, and a 'terrible suspicion' that troubles her.

FIFA has released thousands of previously reserved hotel rooms back into Vancouver's inventory for the 2026 World Cup, though tourism industry experts do not expect a significant drop in prices.

A tourist from Gujarat was stabbed to death by a friend at a resort in Calangute, Goa, India.

A translocated tigress from Bandhavgarh was found poisoned and buried in Chhindwara, Madhya Pradesh, leading to the arrest of five individuals for a retaliatory killing.

New weight-loss drugs are being hailed as a medical revolution, but the article highlights that society’s struggle with body size and beauty is a centuries-old issue.

Kanye West's new album 'Bully' has been released on streaming services, now accompanied by the music video for 'Father' featuring Travis Scott. Fans are now ranking all 18 tracks from the album.

This opinion piece explores the delicate balance between the comfort of solitude and the challenges of intimacy. It suggests that human maturity involves learning to maintain a healthy distance in relationships, allowing for closeness without self-destruction.

A proposal to lift Kyoto's ban on tall buildings to accommodate tourism infrastructure has sparked criticism, with opponents warning it could damage the historic capital's unique skyline.

Indian Home Minister Amit Shah stated that Bengal remains the last route for infiltration, emphasizing that the upcoming Assembly polls in the state are crucial for national security.

A centuries-old royal kitchen in India, which has continuously served food, is now undergoing restoration efforts to preserve its historic complex.

The Thai government is intensifying efforts to safeguard its citizens in conflict zones, including Iran, and is actively working to secure new energy supply sources and enhance regional cooperation on energy and food security.

Country singer Nate Smith confessed to throwing a drink at Morgan Wallen during a tour performance, stating Wallen forgave him and he thought it would be funny.

During his 'SNL U.K.' monologue, host Jamie Dornan surprised audiences by revealing his peculiar passion for collecting rocks that resemble potatoes.

A Bosnian article offers recommendations for Netflix series with fewer than 10 episodes, perfect for watching during gloomy weather.

An individual reportedly shouted 'To hell with the Queen!' during a ceremony where they were set to receive an award for community service in front of the Queen and a full hall of people.

An overlooked political drama featuring a stacked cast is finally set to become available for streaming, with a future president character central to its plot.

The Daily Star published its daily photo gallery for March 29, 2026, featuring various images.

Spain marks five years since the implementation of its euthanasia law, with ongoing discussions about the challenges of applying dignified death while ensuring the availability of palliative care. The law's ambiguities regarding assisted suicide and third-party appeals remain points of debate.

Divisions within the Republican party have led to a deadlock in Congress, resulting in the shutdown of the Department of Homeland Security. The rift highlights internal party struggles ahead of the upcoming midterm elections.

A website, presented as pornography, has been exposed for featuring videos of unconscious women being abused and offering tips to men on how to drug their partners for sexual assault.

A mother and her toddler were viciously attacked by their family dog, resulting in significant injuries to the child.

Jewish summer camps are implementing enhanced security measures and adding security fees, with parents footing the bill, to protect tens of thousands of children amidst a rise in antisemitism.

Amateur football club Sinđelić, from a Serbian-populated area near Vukovar, has complained about being greeted with a song by nationalist singer Thompson during an away game against NK HAŠK Sokol in Stari Jankovci.

The latest adaptation of Good Omens includes a surprise cameo by an internet celebrity, featuring a hidden joke that only a few viewers will understand and that Terry Pratchett would have appreciated.

Scientific research indicates that a pregnant mother's mood, especially laughter, directly impacts the unborn child's development, with babies in the womb reacting to maternal emotions.

Zurich Zoo's decision to replace its traditional veal sausage with a vegan alternative has sparked anger among many readers, who view it as an imposition.

Around 9,000 police officers have been deployed across Central Luzon, Philippines, to ensure public safety during the observance of Holy Week, according to the Police Regional Office 3 (PRO3).

Akinola Davies Jr.'s award-winning debut film, 'My Father's Shadow,' is set in Lagos during Nigeria's 1993 general election, drawing parallels between fatherhood and the nation's political upheaval.

The Federal Hydrometeorological Institute (FHMZ) announced what weather awaits us during the day: Is a change coming?

The Lithuanian Ministry of Environment has announced a public procurement for organizing international events during Lithuania's presidency of the European Union Council, earmarking up to 3.8 million euros for the services.

The APC national chairman visited Mr. El-Rufai to offer condolences following the death of his mother, Hajiya Umma, who passed away on Friday after a brief illness, eliciting tributes from political leaders.

A citizens' initiative advocating for the recognition of a third legal gender is progressing to the Finnish Parliament for consideration.

Chinese influencer Wang Yefei, 39, died on March 9 after an emergency medical situation occurred during a livestream, where she was seen holding her head and asking for help.

Two men were taken to the emergency room after being assaulted during an argument over a hat at a gas station in Jessheim, Norway, with the assailant fleeing the scene.

The Mani region in mainland Greece is celebrated by The Guardian for its stunning transformation into an unexpected wildflower garden during spring, showcasing a remarkable coexistence of wild landscapes and vibrant natural colors.

Israel's Knesset National Security Committee has approved a proposed death penalty bill targeting Palestinian detainees, moving it closer to a final vote expected next week.

Bars, restaurants, and street food carts have taken over sidewalks along popular tourist streets in Da Nang, including Bach Dang strip and Vo Nguyen Giap road. This forces pedestrians to walk in traffic due to the lack of clear pathways.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has stated that the withdrawal of Ukrainian forces from Donbas is a condition for providing US security guarantees and ending the war.

David Beckham revealed that his children were curious about the potential benefits of his knighthood, to which he told them they had no special privileges.

The ongoing Iran war is causing a chokehold on global helium supplies, posing a significant threat to industries reliant on the gas, such as chip manufacturing and healthcare (MRI scanners).

An analytical piece argues that the search for an 'authentic' precolonial Filipino identity is based on a flawed premise, turning history into a purity test and seeking validation for origin myths through anthropology and archaeology.

An opinion piece criticizes the Cypriot state's repeated use of 'support measures' for society during price spikes, arguing that this practice, established during lockdowns, has become an unhelpful norm.

After years of lobbying by the In From the Cold Project, 134 Irishmen who died at sea during the Second World War have been officially added to the Commonwealth War Graves Commission's roll of fatalities.

An article reflects on the horrific images of Jewish men, women, and children in Nazi concentration camps during World War II, as depicted on screen.

Austrian folk music star Toni Maier collapsed during a live broadcast on ORF, causing a shock moment before the moderator later gave an all-clear.

A self-proclaimed LEGO superfan from Cork, Kian, is hosting LEGO workshops in Ballyvourney during the Easter holidays, offering an alternative to excessive phone use for children.

A professor explains how specific music can help individuals perform better during gym workouts, sharing his personal playlist.

Singapore police have introduced new tactical strike vehicles and a fleet of water cannons, featuring enhanced capabilities such as an anti-fatigue monitor and a 360-degree crowd-repelling system.

Genetic analysis has revealed that the oldest known dog was a puppy that lived 16,000 years ago in Turkey, ate fish, and lived closely with Paleolithic humans, with some even buried similarly to human dead.

Sunday television tips include programs featuring artists Meredith Monk and Max Ernst, alongside political talk shows "Pressestunde" and "Das Gespräch mit Susanne Schnabl."

The International Monetary Fund has reached a staff-level agreement with Pakistan, a development occurring during a volatile economic period for the nation. This agreement involves balance-of-payments and climate change-support facilities.

Contrary to historical trends where gold prices often rise during crises, the price of gold has seen a significant decline during the Iran War, prompting analysis into the reasons behind this unusual market behavior.

Three hundred years ago, Bernese polymath Albrecht von Haller, through his verses, created the image of Switzerland as we know it today, inspiring tourism with a 490-verse utopia. His work transformed infatuation into tourism.

BJP MLA Nabin Kumar Jain has been booked for firing blanks from his licensed pistol during a Ram Navami procession in Titlagarh, Odisha, after a video of the incident surfaced.

A man from Madhya Pradesh died by suicide during a 14-minute Instagram Live video, where he was seen waving and blowing kisses in his final moments.

Police were kept busy during the annual Whangamatā Beach Hop event, making thirty arrests and issuing forty liquor ban infringement notices over the weekend.

The Fiji Times has published its 'Letters to the Editor' section for March 29, 2026, featuring various opinions and perspectives from its readers.

Two vicious crashes occurred during practice for the NTT IndyCar Series' Children's Of Alabama Indy Grand Prix at Barber Motorsports Park in Birmingham, Alabama.

The Andhra Pradesh Assembly has unanimously passed a resolution urging the Central government to legally recognize Amaravati as the state capital during upcoming Parliament sessions.

An article discusses the effectiveness of wrapping car keys in aluminum foil to prevent theft, while also suggesting more robust alternative methods for vehicle security.

A Finnish family who moved to Norway shares their experience of an improved daily life, attributing the difference to Norway's substantial oil reserves.

Jacob Rudin and Josefin Eklund showcase their home featuring custom-built mixing desks, neon light designs, and low furniture, reflecting their preference for analog items.

Carlos César has been re-elected as president of Portugal's Socialist Party (PS) at its congress, a position he has held since 2014, with the event also featuring calls from Carneiro for more robust government measures.

Victorian Liberal MP Moira Deeming is facing a preselection challenge, with party members set to decide her political future after Dinesh Gourisetty also nominated for the upper house seat.

Discussions highlight the importance of developing resilient and multi-path energy systems as crucial for ensuring future energy security.

Frank Vognild, 52, faced potential years in prison and was stuck in Vietnam for over nine weeks after cartridges were found in his luggage during what was supposed to be his first adult vacation without children.

Individuals with seven-figure stock investments and the ability to pay decades of rent upfront are reportedly being refused by landlords, highlighting unusual challenges in the rental market.

Toronto-Dominion Bank announced record card sign-ups and deposit gains, along with anticipated net interest margin (NIM) upside, during its recent conference.

A minor incident, described as a 'tooth slip,' occurred during a live television broadcast.

A new report indicates that the U.S. military has incurred approximately $2.9 billion in damaged or lost assets during the ongoing conflict with Iran.

A car veered off the road and ended up on the roof of a house in Coșărele, Prahova county, Romania, with all five people involved, including one inside the house, escaping without injuries.

During the Miss Grand Thailand pageant, contestant Kamolwan Chanago's veneers unexpectedly fell out on stage, but she maintained her composure, earning cheers from the audience for her graceful reaction.

A Lithuanian ethnologist, Nijolė Laurinkienė, discusses Palm Sunday traditions, including what to do with last year's palms, and emphasizes that the holiday's essence extends beyond religious ties.

Eurico Brilhante Dias diz que ainda existem conversas em curso sobre os juízes para o Tribunal Constitucional e diz que no futuro pode ser o PSD a ficar em 3º lugar numas eleições legislativas.

The 36th Sámi Grand Prix, the biggest music competition in Sápmi, is set to select the best joik and song in Kautokeino, with viewers in Finland also able to vote. The event will feature the duo Helge and Håkon, who are challenging the 'Sámi enough' criteria with their performance.

Psychiatrist Radkin Honzák stated that European society, living in economic abundance, has become like an "overfed lion" and warned that this bubble of plenty will burst once the feeling of security disappears.

PFL Pittsburgh 2026 will feature a five-round title bout between Iowa fighter Johnny Eblen (16-1-0) and Missouri fighter Bryan Battle (16-4-0) on the main card, broadcast live on ESPN Unlimited.

An alarming wave of oil theft is emerging in the West Texas oil production region, which accounts for 15% of the world's energy resources, posing a significant national security threat.

The Social Security System (SSS) in the Philippines is exploring a loan moratorium for its members and a condonation program for employers to address current economic difficulties. These measures are part of the SSS's broader relief efforts.

Security forces in Tel Aviv violently dispersed hundreds of anti-war protesters who had gathered without permission, leading to nine arrests. Organizers condemned the action and pledged further demonstrations.

As cherry blossoms bloom, South Korea's food and beverage industry is launching limited-edition spring menus, featuring pastel-toned drinks and blossom-themed packaging, to capitalize on seasonal demand.

Lithuanian border guards reported no pushbacks of illegal migrants at the border with Belarus during the past day.

During a recent visit to Kyiv, Irish Minister of State for European Affairs Thomas Byrne observed a city that appears peaceful but continues to live with the realities of war, experiencing moments of calm shattered by sirens.

Jānis Putra, a key figure in Durbe's flower and plant production, also runs an Italian pizza business in Grobiņa and has established a gym in Liepāja, showcasing his diverse entrepreneurial spirit.

The Dutch government's spring budget update reveals a mixed financial outlook, with lower-than-expected healthcare spending of up to €1 billion partially offsetting significant increases in social security costs.

Wale Ajetunmobi, Senior Special Assistant on Media to Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu, shared his experience of having his mobile phone stolen and subsequently recovered during the All Progressives Congress (APC) national convention in Abuja.

The 'World of Frozen' has officially opened at Disneyland Paris's Disney Adventure area, featuring an ice sculpture fountain, a Frozen Ever After ride, and a walking Olaf character.

Time Out magazine has included Plitvice Lakes, the Bay of Kotor, and Janjske otoke from the former Yugoslavia on its list of the 50 most beautiful places in the world, with one location being Croatian, based on authors' personal experiences and a different approach to tourist rankings.

The Slovenian rock band Sanpark has released their debut album, 'Plac,' featuring 10 tracks that capture youthful energy and describe the experiences of four students navigating life's pleasures and challenges.

The internet continues to offer a wide array of ingenious, curious, nostalgic, and lovingly purposeless content, with virtual flower greetings highlighted as a current trend.

A large fire broke out in a disco in Kehl, Germany, during a party, leading to the evacuation of approximately 750 guests. The cause of the fire remains unclear.

A recipe for creamy horseradish soup, described as a spring classic with a gentle sharpness, is presented as a perfect dish for Sunday lunch, featuring potatoes, cream, and fresh horseradish.

The historic cellar of the 19th-century Bebrene Manor near Daugavpils, Latvia, is undergoing renovation to transform into a new public space, with local authorities hoping it will become a meeting point for residents and tourists.

A resident of Panevėžys, Lithuania, was hospitalized after being beaten by an unknown assailant who entered his apartment at night.

The Seoul Metropolitan Government plans to expand high-speed public Wi-Fi in key tourist hotspots, creating 'data-free zones' to enhance convenience for foreign visitors and boost the city's global tourism appeal.

Protests against mass tourism, with slogans like 'Tourists go home,' have become increasingly common in various European cities, including Spain's Malaga and the Balearic Islands, raising questions about resident displacement versus shared paths.

Miss Thailand confidently reappeared on stage, showing her teeth and reinserting her dental veneers, two days after an embarrassing incident during a beauty pageant where her prosthetic fell out and went viral.

A researcher suggests that Sweden could develop its own nuclear weapons in response to the deteriorating security situation, though such a move would require significant societal changes.

A submitted framework for establishing state police in Nigeria suggests they would handle local criminal offenses, domestic violence, homicide, and armed robbery, while receiving 3% from the Federation Account. Federal police would focus on national security and interstate crime.

Malaysia's Energy Transition and Water Transformation Ministry is leveraging AI and flood forensics to enhance water security as part of its AIR2040 initiative.

The DMK party has released its candidate list for 164 seats in the upcoming Tamil Nadu elections, featuring more than 60 new faces alongside experienced stalwarts, with Chief Minister M. K. Stalin set to contest from Kolathur and championing a 'mega mega alliance'.

Culture visitor, YouTuber Daniel Ahola is ready to isolate himself for months for his dreams. Inside four walls, insecurity is born in addition to success.

A review assesses the Dyson HushJet Purifier, priced at 400 Euros, for its effectiveness in providing pollen-free air and ensuring restful nights during allergy season.

New research suggests that human-caused climate change is making Earth's days longer by melting glaciers and ice caps, which redistributes the planet's mass and slows its rotation.

A new DC & Marvel crossover featuring Superman and Spider-Man is reportedly overshadowed by epic cameos from Batman and X-Men characters.

A World Bank study indicates that rising climate risks and challenges for smaller farms are pressuring EU agricultural systems, underscoring gaps in support and preparedness for adaptation.

This article discusses the lasting consequences Salman Rushdie has faced since publishing his novel about two Muslims in 1988.

The Road Transport Department in Penang issued 2,724 summonses for various offences, with nearly 1,500 individuals found flouting traffic rules during a 13-day Aidilfitri operation.

Apple TV's acclaimed sci-fi drama 'For All Mankind' is set to premiere its highly anticipated fifth season, alongside recommendations for other must-watch series this weekend.

The Swiss Federal Council is planning to revoke the 2017 ban on constructing nuclear power plants, aiming to prevent potential electricity shortages during winter months.

A new medical college is proposed for Delhi's Dwarka, featuring a 'green' building design, smart classrooms, and EV charging units among its key facilities.

A 17-year-old boy was killed in Besut, Malaysia, when his motorcycle collided with another motorcycle during an attempted overtake at a junction.

Delhi is set to increase fines for civic offenses, with penalties for public urination rising from ₹50 to ₹500, as part of amendments that also remove imprisonment for minor infractions.

An attack on Farooq Abdullah has sparked outrage in the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly, with lawmakers calling it a 'grave security lapse'. Sajad Lone further intensified the debate by drawing parallels between the attack and his father's assassination, stating that 'wounds get opened again'.

Actress Uche Montana has opened up about her life journey, including early struggles in the Nigerian film industry, and shared the qualities she seeks in a life partner during an interview with Uncut Xtra Magazine.

Jeff Bezos shared his vision for the future, stating his desire to see a trillion humans living across the solar system, believing it would lead to a flourishing of genius.

A new study from Ben-Gurion University has found that oxytocin levels detectable in hair can offer insights into the long-term emotional connections between mothers and their children.

A 1923 red brick warehouse in Osaka, Japan, is highlighted for its enduring historical atmosphere, offering a glimpse into the country's past.

The President of Portugal has confirmed holding meetings with the Attorney General and the presidents of the superior courts, assuring that his mandate remains "in full activity."

Following protests against overtourism and housing shortages, Spain has implemented new regulations aimed at restricting foreign property buyers in popular tourist destinations such as Mallorca, with real estate agents noting an unexpected market trend.

A Malaysian news outlet highlights the spirit of Hari Raya, focusing on the theme of coming together and unity during the festive period.

Iran is reportedly weighing the possibility of withdrawing from the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, with a spokesman for parliament’s national security commission stating it is pointless for Iran to remain part of the treaty.

Staff at the Department of Homeland Security reportedly celebrated the removal of numerous 'glamour shots' of South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem that had been displayed throughout the agency's halls, with one official calling them 'a turn off'.

Thailand's 60-day visa-free entry policy, initially aimed at boosting tourism, is now under review as authorities weigh its economic benefits against growing security concerns.

Food intolerance tests, which have gained significant popularity among Lithuanians seeking answers for chronic symptoms, are being criticized for not only being ineffective but also potentially harmful, leading people to spend hundreds of euros on unproven methods.

Thirteen years after its airing, Andy Bernard's poignant line from 'The Office' finale is still celebrated as one of the best quotes in sitcom history, capturing a universal truth about life.

Several key players, including John Stones and three Arsenal players, have withdrawn from the England football squad for the upcoming Japan game due to injuries, complicating World Cup preparations.

A film featuring two stars from 'Stranger Things' has achieved a significant domestic box office milestone, despite its recent digital release.

Torres Vedras is hosting a four-day urban art festival, "Uma Festa do Caraças," featuring live execution of 10 "caraças" by artists and six allegorical floats, as a replacement for its traditional Carnival.

Jim Cramer indicates that Lemonade, Inc. (LMND) could be a suitable stock to purchase during market sell-offs.

This article explores the nostalgic perception of "free apartments" in Yugoslavia during Tito's era, discussing who truly built the cities and how people obtained keys to these homes.

A 60-year-old man was found lifeless by firefighters and is believed to have died from smoke inhalation during an apartment fire in Tyrol.

Onuh, daughter of former Nigerian Senate President David Mark, has pledged her support and commitment to ensuring President Tinubu's victory in the upcoming election.