Deadliest Avalanche in California History Leaves Eight Skiers Dead, One Missing
At least eight backcountry skiers have been confirmed dead and one remains missing after a powerful avalanche struck near Castle Peak in California during
Five Years Without the “Panonian Sailor”: The Balkans Remember Đorđe Balašević
Five years after the death of Đorđe Balašević, one of the most influential singer-songwriters in the history of the former Yugoslavia, the region continues
Child Falls from Cable Car on Jahorina; Rescued and Hospitalized
A serious incident occurred on Jahorina Mountain in Bosnia and Herzegovina when a child fell from a cable car and had to be urgently
Gold Surges Back Above $5,000 as U.S.–Iran Tensions Ignite Safe-Haven Rush
Gold prices staged a sharp rebound on Wednesday, climbing back above the key psychological threshold of $5,000 per ounce as renewed geopolitical tensions between
Heavy Snowstorm Hits Serbia: Up to 60 cm Recorded, 24 People Evacuated, Roads Remain Passable
A powerful winter storm has struck parts of Serbia, bringing heavy snowfall and blizzard conditions, with up to 60 centimeters of snow recorded in
An armed 18-year-old arrested near the United States Capitol
An 18-year-old man was arrested in Washington after reportedly running toward the United States Capitol with a loaded shotgun. Police said the suspect was
Croatian Customs Turning Back Serbian Truckers, While Turkish Drivers Are Covered by EU Bilateral Agreements
In recent days, stops and deportations of truck drivers from the Western Balkans have intensified at the German border, as Croatian customs officials have
Serbia to Build New Gas Power Plant Near Niš with License Extension for Local Energy Company Pending Decision
Serbia plans to build a new gas-fired power plant near Niš by 2029 as part of efforts to strengthen its energy infrastructure and transition