The Artemis II, and the four astronauts aboard the Orion space capsule, splashed down into the Pacific Ocean off the coast of San Diego on Friday night, with all four astronauts in good health. Commander Reid Wiseman, pilot Victor Glover, and mission specialist Christina Koch of Nasa, and the Canadian Space Agency’s Jeremy Hansen, have just become the first humans to travel to the moon, and return to Earth safely, since the crew of Apollo 17 in December 1972
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The recently established video surveillance system in Tuzla, Bosnia and Herzegovina, could soon be managed by the police if the City Council approves a proposed agreement.
An extreme heatwave is currently affecting Eastern Europe, with temperatures reaching up to 44°C and breaking records in Slovakia and Czechia. Forecasters predict further severe conditions, including storms and hail, as the heat dome persists.
A woman has shared her negative experience working at Victoria's Secret, claiming she quit after just two weeks because the job was 'awful,' in a viral video.
Europe is experiencing extreme heat, with videos from Albania and Serbia illustrating different ways Balkan residents are cooling down. The footage shows how people are coping with the high temperatures, whether living along the coast or inland.
The Dutch Public Prosecution Service has filed for the bankruptcy of crypto platform Knaken, leaving customers uncertain about their funds. Knaken allowed users to convert euros into cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum.
INA, a leading oil company in Croatia, is strengthening its retail teams by seeking seasonal workers and students across the country in anticipation of the peak tourist season and increased traffic.
Damage incurred last year after the Italian ferry 'Mia', owned by Adria Ferries, docked at the Port of Bar has been estimated at 300,000 euros. The Commercial Court is expected to rule on rights and obligations in this case.
A group of dogs named Bura, Lili, Jazz, and Hugo were observed coping with rising temperatures in Croatia, as their playful energy gradually subsided with the heat.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić met with EU ambassadors to discuss Serbia's European path. The discussions focused on the country's progress and future relations with the European Union.
Encouraged by the success of musical biographical films, 82-year-old rock legend Mick Jagger has expressed interest in a biopic that would tell the story of the Rolling Stones' golden age.
The article discusses the Ketikoti commemoration, emphasizing the need for it to be more than just a ceremony, implying a call for deeper reflection or action related to its historical significance.
The Republic Hydrometeorological Institute (RHMZ) has announced that very warm and partly cloudy weather with local thunderstorms is expected today, tomorrow, and Thursday, with potential severe weather, especially in central regions.
Iran is reportedly leading negotiations as oil prices experience a downward trend and the number of ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz increases. A Democratic leader claims Senator Rubio confirmed Tehran would earn billions.
The Bedem Fest has announced its lineup, featuring artists such as Goran Bare i Majke, Plejboj, Paraf, Vizelj, Koi Koi, Gian Luca de Palo, Eyesburn, Neki to vole vruće, Jarboli, Rundek, Haustor, and Biljana Krstić and Bistrik Orkestra.
A British princess completed the challenge of climbing the three highest peaks in the UK in a single day. She described the feat as an opportunity to explore life after her diagnosis and to give back to the institution that provided her treatment.
The case against a former dean is overshadowed by the statute of limitations, with the dean citing health issues, including dizziness and a collapse after returning from psychiatry, as reasons for missed appointments.
Heart health experts unanimously recommend the DASH diet as the most effective way to lower blood pressure, citing its basis in whole foods and quick results.
Montenegrin President Jakov Milatović has welcomed the European Commission's decision to adopt a financial package for Montenegro, viewing it as a concrete step towards full EU membership.
A parliamentary question highlights government contradictions, the absence of a long-term agreement, and uncertainty regarding the cross-border waters of the Ardas river and the Evros region.
Pope Francis has made a final appeal to the Lefebvrists, a traditionalist Catholic group, urging them to halt planned bishop ordinations to prevent a schism with the Catholic Church. The Pope emphasized the extreme gravity of such a separation.
The Executive Board of the Democratic Party has dissolved its Municipal Board in Gornji Milanovac. This decision has raised questions about the internal affairs and current state of the Democratic Party.
Dinamo Zagreb has finalized a transfer deal, sending winger Juan Cordoba on a one-year loan to Deportivo Independiente Medellín in Colombia, with an option to buy, and another midfielder is also reportedly close to leaving.
Cafes in Zagreb will be permitted to operate until 4 AM on the night of July 2-3 to accommodate fans watching the World Cup Round of 16 match between Croatia and Portugal.
Tennis experts and analysts are debating Novak Djokovic's prospects at Wimbledon, with some suggesting he may not be able to win the tournament or his 25th Grand Slam title, possibly only reaching the quarterfinals.
The head of Romania's National Meteorological Administration announced that while high temperatures are expected to continue, severe weather phenomena, including strong storms, will also occur in the coming days.
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Ford has rehired over 300 human engineers after artificial intelligence proved insufficient in performing quality checks on vehicles. The company admitted to underestimating the value of human expertise and experience in these critical roles.
The Ústí Region Council has expressed its disapproval of ZOE Waste's plan to build a hazardous waste incinerator near the Celio landfill in Litvínov, rejecting the project in the EIA screening process.
Cara Delevingne has confirmed she was romantically involved with Amber Heard during Heard's divorce from Johnny Depp. Delevingne stated they were "entangled" and that Depp was reportedly driven crazy by jealousy.
Pierre Poilievre recounted the story of a Canadian woman who fled to Mexico to escape a legally unrestrained attacker, emphasizing the need for safety.
A heatwave affecting Croatia, particularly the Adriatic coast, is expected to be followed by a significant change in weather, bringing showers, hail, strong winds, and a drop in temperature.
Miodrag Malić has been sentenced to three years in prison for glorifying war criminals Radovan Karadžić and Ratko Mladić. The verdict was confirmed, holding him accountable for promoting figures convicted of atrocities.
The European Union has announced a significant allocation of €3.9 billion to Ukraine specifically for the procurement of drones. This funding aims to bolster Ukraine's defense capabilities.
The Public Prosecutor's Office has issued an apology in the case of 14-year-old Tamar from Marken, who died in an accident, though questions about how she ended up in the verge remain unanswered. Investigations into the incident have not clarified the circumstances.
Montenegro is pushing to join the European Union by 2028, with officials in Podgorica expressing this ambition, though the target is currently viewed as unrealistic.
Magdalena and Irena, members of the Kutná Hora sect, have been sentenced to 9 and 12 years in prison respectively for the murder of a healer. The court's decision concludes a case that involved a shift in legal representation for one of the accused.
Seven Serbian truck drivers were injured, two seriously, in a gas tank explosion in Austria. The incident occurred while they were working, and investigations are ongoing.
Police have arrested an 18-year-old in connection with a severe assault on a 33-year-old man in Donje Vratno, allegedly committed with a 20-year-old who was later released.
Bosnian Serb leaders, including Stanivuković and Borenović, have expressed support for Željka Cvijanović's veto, which aims to prevent the return of foreign judges to the Commission for National Monuments. They argue that local experts are better suited to determine historical heritage than foreign nationals.
A massive fire broke out at the Haldia Petrochemicals plant in West Bengal, India, injuring at least 20 to 30 people. The incident involved a naphtha pipeline, causing significant damage and casualties.
Rudolf Flaška, the former head of the Karlovy Vary homicide department, died by suicide on Tuesday. Police sources confirmed the information, and the case has been taken over by the General Inspectorate of Security Forces (GIBS).
After more than eight decades, the Croatian judiciary has annulled a 1945 verdict by the Military Court of the Zagreb City Command. This original verdict had condemned five priests—Valentin Bocak, Ivan Šabalja, Antun Vrančić, Ilija Živković, and Herbert Medić—to death by firing squad.
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi is undertaking a diplomatic tour of Europe, including visits to Denmark, Sweden, Norway, and Finland in July. The trip aims to strengthen bilateral relations with these Nordic nations.
Romanian PSD parliamentarians have proposed a bill to eliminate commodatum contracts in ridesharing, potentially changing rules for Uber and Bolt drivers.
Bucharest City Hall is proposing a new mechanism to recover funds spent from the local budget on consolidating buildings at high seismic risk. The plan aims to reclaim these costs from property owners.
The session of the Steering Board of the Peace Implementation Council (PIC) began in Sarajevo at 10 a.m., and the only topic before the members of this council is the election of a new High Representative in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The popular tourist destination of Bled has introduced a €200 fine for individuals sitting in the shade. This new regulation aims to manage public spaces.
A returnee from Australia states that now is the best time to come back to Croatia, following a recent gathering of young Croatian returnees in Zagreb. This sentiment highlights a growing trend of Croatians returning to their homeland.
Pošta Slovenije (Slovenian Post) has introduced measures to protect its employees from the ongoing heatwave. These measures include providing more breaks and ensuring access to sufficient drinking water for workers.
This article lists seven specific food items that should not be left outside during hot and humid conditions. Warm and moist environments are ideal for bacterial growth, posing a risk to food safety.
Vatrex Rescue d.o.o. Beograd Zemun has been chosen as the supplier for protective equipment for Expo 2027, with a contract valued at 14,000,000 dinars including VAT.
France's Economy Minister announced that the interest rate for the popular Livret A savings account will be raised in July, following a period where it had fallen to 1.5%, in response to current inflation levels.
Three young women have been arrested in Texas and accused of the murder of Caroline “Caro” Peña, a 32-year-old mother of five. The victim was reportedly attacked to death in broad daylight.
After several days of intense heat, Bosnia and Herzegovina is expecting a short period of cooler weather with rain, showers, and thunderstorms. However, temperatures are predicted to rise again to 34 °C by Friday.
Articles analyze the underlying reasons behind Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić's statement that he would be dissatisfied with 46% support. This explores the political implications and potential strategies behind his public remarks.
Significant progress has been made on the crucial Foča - Šćepan Polje road project, which connects Bosnia and Herzegovina and Montenegro, with the tender process now complete and machinery expected on site by late summer.
Xiaomi, known for its smartphones, is expanding into the automotive industry with a new secret two-door electric sports car reportedly spotted in China, following the success of its SU7 sedan and YU7 SUV.
Police in Slovenia are investigating two new online scams, including one where a man discovered €33,600 had been stolen from his account after clicking a suspicious link, and another where a woman lost €12,970.
Yesterday, the temperature exceeded 39 degrees Celsius at Osijek Airport, which was the hottest location. High temperatures are expected again today, reaching up to 40 degrees, as we are at the peak of the heatwave, writes Tea Blažević for N1.
Meteorologists in Bosnia and Herzegovina are forecasting a change in weather, with hot and unstable conditions prevailing today and possible showers expected.
The first production Chevrolet Corvette was manufactured on June 30, 1953, in Flint, Michigan. Initially a disappointment, the car is now highly sought after by collectors.
A narrative operation in Montenegro is attempting to connect Serbian nationalism with European civilization, as the country navigates its path towards EU integration.
As Parisian morgues run out of space, funeral directors warn that many victims of the record heatwave died in isolation at home, prompting calls for increased solidarity.
The US Supreme Court has rejected former President Trump's attempt to restrict birthright citizenship, upholding the existing law. This decision marks a significant legal defeat for Trump's administration on immigration policy.
An analysis explores the reasons behind the low prevalence of air conditioning in European homes, citing a mix of green movement opposition, cultural habits, architectural preservation, and high installation and running costs, while also considering if this trend will change.
The European Commission has launched an investigation into dental aligner giant Invisalign, suspecting it of abusing its dominant market position to hinder competitors in the rapidly expanding transparent aligner market.
Ukrainian soldiers in Zaporizhzhia are enduring unbearable temperatures inside armored vehicles without air conditioning as they attempt to halt Russian advances.
Europe is struggling with an intense heatwave, leading to orange alerts across the continent, melting roads, and buckling tram tracks. Forecasters are not ruling out yet another heatwave hitting mainland Europe this summer.
Redion Hysa, previously accused by the prosecution of murdering former Rapid Intervention Forces officer Xhulio Prela, has been acquitted by the Court of Appeals.
Stefan de Vrij has joined Panathinaikos in a significant transfer and is immediately showing his eagerness to integrate with the team. His first request upon arrival demonstrated his commitment to quickly adapting to the new club.
US envoys, including Witkoff and Kushner, have arrived in Doha for indirect talks with an Iranian technical delegation. Qatar has stated that no direct negotiations between the US and Iran are expected during these discussions, which are focused on the release of Iranian funds.
A proposal by Czech SPD MP Jindřich Rajchl to 'punish' Ukrainian President Zelensky has caused significant consternation in the Chamber of Deputies. Critics, including MP Hřib, have dismissed the idea as a 'circus' and beneficial to Russian President Putin.
The Serbian Hydrometeorological Institute (RHMZ) has announced very warm and partly cloudy conditions with local showers and thunderstorms for the rest of the day, with potential for severe weather tomorrow.
Croatia's Conflict of Interest Commission has issued several fines for misconduct, with the mayor and deputy mayor of Vrhovine, along with a former Post director, receiving some of the largest penalties.
Goran Miletić reflected on the human rights situation in Serbia, stating it remains poor 25 years after the 'Bloody Pride' event. He discussed these issues during an interview on June 30, 2026.
Police in various countries have seized significant amounts of cocaine, including 108 kilograms hidden under a ship and nearly three kilograms in operations Finisher and Cargo. Several individuals have been charged in connection with these drug busts.
The Plasy Monastery in the northern Pilsen region has reopened its reconstructed Baroque granary and abbot's residence to the public, with the unique complex of Gothic chapel, granaries, and clock tower being a rarity in Europe.
A meteorologist stated that the Balkan region experienced the heatwave better than Europe. A brief cool-down is expected from Wednesday, with temperatures dropping to 27-31 degrees and possible showers and thunderstorms.
Inter Milan has announced the departure of four veteran players, including Yann Sommer, Francesco Acerbi, Matteo Darmian, and Stefan de Vrij, as their contracts with the club expire. The club is bidding an emotional farewell to these key figures.
The European Commission has adopted a financial package for Montenegro, marking a new step in the country's path towards EU accession. This package outlines budgetary arrangements to support Montenegro's integration into the European Union.
Pierre Poilievre's office announced his 'affordability team' on Tuesday, reassigning key caucus members to new critic roles for Canada-U.S. relations, finance, justice, ethics, and AI.
The 2022 FIFA World Cup saw a crackdown on 1,400 illegal streaming sites, while fans celebrated and mourned their teams' performances. The tournament also featured emotional moments, including a tribute to a player whose son passed away.
Police in Podgorica have arrested a suspect in connection with the theft of jewelry worth more than 100,000 euros from a safe. The arrest follows an investigation into the significant robbery.
Montenegro's Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ervin Ibrahimović met with OSCE Secretary General Feridun H. Sinirlioglu, emphasizing the country's continued commitment as a reliable OSCE partner. Meanwhile, a local politician in Bijelo Polje has reportedly begun a hunger strike, though the mayor claims no knowledge of it.
As high temperatures affect Bosnia and Herzegovina, a doctor explains essential tips for protecting health and properly cooling down during the heatwave.
The University Clinical Center Niš has opened a new department dedicated to pain therapy, marking the first of its kind in southeast Serbia. This new facility aims to provide specialized treatment for patients suffering from chronic pain.
A man was brutally murdered in Craiova, struck in the head with a concrete slab while sleeping in an electrical substation, and then incinerated. His body was discovered nearly two weeks after the crime.
The new ANT1 comedy series 'Super Heroes' airs episode 36 tonight at 8:00 PM, promising unique moments of laughter as Stavroula plans to ask Vasilis and Dimitris for a raise.
Average interest rates for new mortgages in Slovakia increased from 3.4 percent in March to 3.7 percent in May. Demand for loans has peaked, and a slowdown is expected, partly due to a weaker labor market.
Co-leader Alice Weidel stated the AfD's ambition to take power in upcoming elections and resume relations with Russia, ahead of key regional polls where the party leads.
A Czech appeals court has upheld the sentences for an elderly woman and a dentist, who will serve twelve and nine years in prison respectively, for the murder of a Kutná Hora sect leader, partially reducing their original sentences.
Professor Milojko Arsić stated that Serbia's economic growth of 3.2 percent in the first quarter of 2026 was solid and macroeconomic stability was maintained, but foreign investment inflow decreased, employment slightly declined, and inflation accelerated.
The International Institute for Middle-East and Balkan Studies (IFIMES) from Ljubljana, which holds special consultative status with the Economic and Social Council, awarded its Golden Medal to Bogić Bogićević for his exceptional contributions to democratic values and peace.
Germany is advocating for a significant reduction of 400 billion euros from the European Commission's proposed 2 trillion euro budget for the 2028-2034 period, citing affordability concerns in an internal government document.
The Municipal Council of Novo Sarajevo adopted a decision to supplement the working hours for certain activities, allowing cafes to operate until 5 AM during the BiH-USA football match.
Switzerland has returned 18 historic Benin Bronzes to Nigeria, which were looted by the British 129 years ago. The artifacts were handed over in a ceremony, marking a significant step in the repatriation of cultural heritage.
Members of a high-risk organized criminal group, identified as 'Kavčani', are reportedly planning to assassinate the chief special prosecutor, the director of the police administration, and the head of the Special Police Department in Montenegro.
The Kremlin announced its intention to purchase gasoline from other countries at "reasonable prices," with spokesman Dmitry Peskov stating that contacts are underway.
Slovenia's meteorological agency, Arso, has issued a red warning for high heat stress across southwestern, central, and southeastern regions as the first heatwave of the year persists. The two-week heatwave is expected to conclude with possible storms, downpours, and hail.
The World Health Organization (WHO) has issued an alarming warning that upcoming summers will be even more challenging for Europe, as citizens struggle with unbearable heat and health systems report record strain due to heatwaves.
According to WHO data, more than half of European countries still lack comprehensive plans to respond to heatwaves, which are becoming increasingly common.
The Tax Administration of the Republic of Serbia announced that it has issued decisions on determined tax obligations for freelancers who earned income from contracted fees for author and related rights between January 1 and December 31, 2021.
The Portuguese political party Livre has downplayed the significance of Rui Tavares' departure from its leadership. The party also expressed its intention to compensate for what it described as a 'distorted will' of the voters.
The State Prosecutor's Office in Montenegro has donated €322,585 to humanitarian organizations and public institutions through the institute of deferred criminal prosecution. An additional €17,740 was paid to victims as compensation for damages.
A quarter of a million euros has been allocated to improve conditions at 'Savo Pejanović' Elementary School in Montenegro. The school director noted an increase in student numbers and plans to adapt basement spaces to address potential space shortages.
A Ukrainian oligarch and his family were injured in Monaco after a parcel bomb exploded, prompting a police hunt for the suspect. The incident involved a sanctioned Ukrainian businessman, Vadym Yermolaiev, and has led to an intensified search for the perpetrator.
The Czech Republic's gross domestic product (GDP) grew by 2.2 percent year-on-year in the first quarter, confirming earlier estimates, according to data released by the Czech Statistical Office.
The creators of the TV series 'From' have discussed the fates of characters after the fourth season finale, explaining character deaths, Fatima's transformation, and what viewers can expect in the final season.
Bucharest is under a red code heatwave warning until tomorrow morning, with temperatures expected to reach 38-39 degrees Celsius, nearing the absolute record for June. Meteorologists predict a radical change in weather starting tomorrow.
Boris Tadić, leader of the opposition SDS and former Serbian president, commented on the SNS rally in Belgrade, criticizing Vučić for calling himself "tall as a poplar and firm as a rock."
A passenger train and a freight train narrowly avoided a head-on collision on a single-track section between Trnovec nad Váhom and Tvrdošovce in Slovakia. The incident caused a nearly two-hour disruption to rail traffic, and the cause is currently under investigation.
Police in Korça have clarified the circumstances of a shooting incident in Pogradec, Albania, where a 35-year-old man was injured. Two suspected perpetrators with prior criminal records have been arrested, while two others are still being sought.
Gabriel Attal expressed his intention to build a broad right-left coalition around a "liberal" and "intransigent" project for the 2027 presidential election, stating that a right-center union alone would not be sufficient.
With the arrival of summer and high temperatures, advice on whether to fill car fuel tanks to the top is being re-examined, with experts weighing in on the risks of fuel expansion.
Slovenia is experiencing a persistent heatwave, with a red alert issued for high thermal stress in southwestern, central, and southeastern regions, before an anticipated cooling period and storms.
Romania's ANM forecasts continued scorching temperatures and a significant rainfall deficit for the next four weeks, extending through July. While some periods may see slight temperature drops and rain, the overall pattern indicates a persistent heatwave and drought.
The Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center (SNFCC) is hosting 'Sunset Frequencies,' a series of free Wednesday events from July to September featuring cocktails, live music, and DJ sets by the Canal.
The Croatian Red Cross (HCK) is launching a €300,000 project aimed at improving the quality of life for people over 65 and individuals with disabilities. The initiative focuses on providing social services to these vulnerable groups.
A couple lost over 40,000 euros due to an online scam, highlighting the financial risks of internet fraud. Their naivety proved costly in this digital deception.
The United States and Iran are engaged in ongoing negotiations following a recent exchange of military strikes. While the US announced an agreement to 'stand down,' reports indicate that Iranian and American delegations were set to meet in Doha for talks, though Iran has denied that a meeting was officially scheduled.
Russian President Vladimir Putin's superyacht 'Graceful' has been spotted off the coast of Denmark, reportedly escorted by two warships. Its destination remains unknown.
The Romanian Ministry of Education has published the results for the National Evaluation 2026 a day earlier than planned. Students can now view their scores, with information on contesting results and re-evaluations to follow.
A judge ruled against Meta's attempt to dismiss claims by US states, stating that Meta failed to comply with parental notification and consent requirements, and issued a summary judgment in favor of the states on the matter.
Another fire is engaging the Fire Service in Kyra Vrysi, Corinthia, in addition to a large fire in Derveni Oraiokastro, Thessaloniki. A warning message was issued via 112.
BH Telecom's Assembly adopted the 2025 business report, confirming a successful year with 566 million KM in revenue and 70 million KM in net profit. The company also continued its strong investment cycle.
The European Union has disbursed the first €3.9 billion defense tranche of a larger €90 billion loan to Ukraine. This financial aid is intended to support Ukraine's defense efforts, including the acquisition of drones.
Jelena Vasiljević states that Pride events in Serbia have frequently been utilized as a tool to showcase the democratization of Serbian society on an international level.
Actor Kevin Spacey believes his career in Hollywood has revived, stating in a recent podcast that he feels welcomed back into the entertainment industry after being out of work due to sexual harassment accusations.
The Vrbovské Vetry festival is set to open its doors for its 20th anniversary, while the Cēsis Art Festival also celebrates its 20th year, inviting attendees to enjoy art, music, and theater.
The United Kingdom announced plans to increase its defense spending to a record £300 billion over the next four years, with an additional £15 billion allocated for investments in drones, AI, and deterrence. This significant boost aims to strengthen the UK's military capabilities.
An influencer has claimed that Džejla Ramović and Bojan Cvjetićanin were in a relationship, while also criticizing Jakov Jozinović amidst rumors of his connection with Ramović. Cvjetićanin made a surprising move following the speculation about Ramović and Jozinović.
This article highlights practical items available at Kaufland, from refreshing foods and ready-made meals to beach equipment, all offered at great prices to help cope with the summer heat.
Nigeria's Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) announced that it has registered 1.57 million Nigerians within the first seven weeks of the third phase of its Continuous Voter Registration (CVR) exercise.
Milorad Dodik has confirmed that Savo Minić will be the candidate for President of Republika Srpska, and Željka Cvijanović will run for the Serbian member of the BiH Presidency.
Jennifer Lopez performed at Obsessed Fest in Los Angeles, drawing attention with her bold outfit, which included very expensive boots that were on a significant sale.
The Kosovo Police Inspectorate will investigate claims that police officers subjected detained individuals to 'psychological and physical' abuse during the Vidovdan celebrations.
While some people seek air conditioning and cold water when temperatures exceed 30 degrees Celsius, this article explores the astrological signs that actually adore the unbearable summer heat.
Bucharest City Hall has approved a regulation outlining responsibilities for cleaning graffiti from building facades in protected areas, including contributions from owners and the municipality, and applicable sanctions.
The Government of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (FBiH) has recommended that employers adjust working hours for their employees on Thursday due to the upcoming football match between Bosnia and Herzegovina and the USA. This recommendation aims to allow workers to watch the game.
The Basic Public Prosecutor's Office in Čačak announced that four suspects have been detained following a fight in Ovčar Banja, Serbia, which left a young man seriously injured.
Raiffeisen Bank d.d. Bosnia and Herzegovina became the first bank in the country to simultaneously issue bonds through both public and closed offerings, totaling 100 million KM.
Eight delegates in Bosnia and Herzegovina's House of Peoples sought to remove Dragan Čović from his position as Speaker, but he reportedly prevented a vote on the motion. This action has raised questions about adherence to parliamentary procedures.
Denis Bećirović, Chairman of the BiH Presidency, met with Lithuanian Foreign Minister Kęstutis Budrys to discuss bilateral relations, European integration, and support for Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Ukraine has confirmed a second strike on Russia's Dubna space communications center near Moscow, with President Zelenskyy stating that drones hit the facility. This attack follows an earlier strike and is part of Ukraine's 'long-range sanctions' strategy.
Sanin Tanković, director of the Food Safety Agency of Bosnia and Herzegovina, advised caution regarding vegetables grown near the Uborak landfill following a fire, though he urged against panic.
The Archdiocese of San Francisco has agreed to pay $395 million to settle claims from 530 survivors of child sexual abuse by clergy, a result of several years of negotiations. This settlement marks a significant step in addressing historical abuse within the Catholic Church.
Transparency Serbia announced that the Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights (ODIHR) has confirmed that recent amendments to Serbia's electoral laws do not meet its recommendations.
Montenegrin President Jakov Milatović met with General Alexis G. Grinkevich, Supreme Allied Commander Europe, to discuss Montenegro's role in NATO, strengthening collective defense, and European security challenges.
Germany and the Netherlands were both unexpectedly knocked out of the World Cup, with Germany losing to Paraguay in a penalty shootout and the Netherlands falling to Morocco. This marked another early exit for Germany, leading to widespread disappointment and analysis of their performance.
Poland threatened to block Ukraine's accession to the European Union, citing concerns over the glorification of Stepan Bandera. A Polish official stated that Ukraine would not join the EU with Bandera as a national figure.
Montenegro's women's U20 handball team drew 32:32 with Denmark in the final round of the World Championship's main stage in China, securing their spot in the quarterfinals from second position.
The Commissioner for the Protection of Equality announced that the 'Đuro Strugar' elementary school in New Belgrade has not complied with the recommendation to reinstate a Russian language teacher who had worked at the school for four years under a fixed-term contract.
The US Supreme Court has rejected Donald Trump's appeal in the E. Jean Carroll defamation case. This decision comes amidst various other news concerning Trump, including his announcement of resumed talks between the US and Iran in Doha, and his sharing of an AI image for the White House's 250th anniversary.
Europe is experiencing a significant heatwave, described as a 'dress rehearsal' before its peak, leading to overwhelmed emergency rooms and record calls for ambulance services. Data from the WHO indicates that over half of European countries still lack comprehensive action plans to address such extreme heat events.
USKOK, Croatia's anti-corruption agency, has indicted a 19-year-old man on terrorism charges for sending false bomb threats to schools and kindergartens. The indictment follows an investigation into the disruptive and alarming messages.
Six people were killed in a shooting in Stade, Germany, with reports indicating the fatal shots were aimed at youth welfare workers. The perpetrator allegedly committed the murders due to his three-month-old daughter being removed and returned under special conditions.
The Dutch National Institute for Public Health and the Environment (RIVM) has warned that a convergence of problems could lead to a "polycrisis" within ten years, posing a significant threat to public health and requiring urgent cooperation.
The Union of Municipalities of Montenegro (ZOCG) has submitted 45 amendments to the Draft Law on Local Self-Government. The proposed changes aim to strengthen municipalities and accelerate Montenegro's path towards European integration.
Biro klub and NOA restoran have stated that a new decision limiting the working hours of outdoor areas and music in Podgorica's hospitality establishments until midnight puts restaurateurs in an unenviable position. They argue the decision is selective.
The fourth block of the Dukovany nuclear power plant in the Czech Republic has returned to full power after a two-month planned outage. The third block is scheduled for maintenance in July.
The European Commissioner has criticized Slovenia, stating that Brussels expects the country to ensure the independence of Robert Skok. This comes amid concerns from the EU regarding the autonomy of Skok's position.
An award given by the Lithuanian Ministry of Interior (VRM) to a politician involved in a 'receipts' case has sparked public questions. The ministry acknowledged the situation was unacceptable following public outcry from activist Andrius Tapinas.
A police officer in Limassol, Cyprus, shot his wife inside a vehicle before taking his own life with his service weapon. The wife was hospitalized in critical condition following the incident.
The rehabilitation of the children's and sports playground in Babića Bašča, Sarajevo, has been completed, providing residents, especially the youngest, with a safer and higher-quality space for play, recreation, and sports activities.
Tourists traveling to Poland this summer should be aware of increased police controls and stricter penalties for traffic violations, making it easier to lose a driver's license. Additionally, a specific item has been added to the mandatory vehicle equipment.
A severe heatwave has gripped multiple European countries, leading to record-breaking temperatures, over 1,300 deaths, and a 20% surge in electricity consumption in some areas. The extreme conditions have also caused infrastructure issues and tragic incidents, including the deaths of children left in cars.
Summer brings additional challenges for individuals who regularly experience low blood pressure, as high temperatures can exacerbate symptoms. The article provides advice on how to protect the body from collapse during such conditions.
Residents of Rtyně in the Czech Republic have been without drinking water for over a week after two wells were contaminated by a flash flood, forcing them to depend on water supplied by tankers.
Two one-year-old twin sisters were discovered deceased in their cribs at their family home in Beuvrages, northern France, after their mother had put them to sleep.
France is shaken by the tragic death of two 15-month-old twin girls in Beuvrages, who were found dead by their mother the morning after being put to bed, likely due to dehydration during a severe heatwave.
Prince Harry and his family are reportedly on holiday in Europe, but there are security concerns regarding whether his children will visit England. This raises questions about their potential attendance at future events in the UK.
Iran has rejected France's proposal for a European naval mission to secure the Strait of Hormuz, warning against further complicating the situation. This comes as ships continue to navigate the strait amidst heightened tensions and risks.
Nine former students from the 2019/2020 generation of Franje Petrića High School in Zadar have successfully completed their medical studies at the University of Zagreb.
Citizens from the European Union, European Economic Area, and Switzerland, along with Montenegrin citizens residing in those countries, will be exempt from VAT and other taxes on temporary vehicle imports into Montenegro.
Many workers in Montenegro are reportedly working in unbearable heat without adequate protection, with recommendations for working in high temperatures frequently violated, especially on construction sites.
