Montenegro Suspends Broadcasting of Informer TV for Six Months Over Hate Speech Concerns
Montenegro’s media regulator has imposed a six month restriction on the rebroadcasting of Serbia based Informer TV, citing repeated violations related to hate speech,
Dragoljub Mićunović, philosopher and democratic politics veteran, dies at 96
Dragoljub Mićunović, one of the most prominent figures of modern Serbian democratic politics and the first president of the restored Democratic Party, has died
Four Dead, Including Two Students, After Train Hits School Minibus in Belgium
Four people, including two students, were killed Tuesday morning after a train collided with a school minibus at a railway crossing in Buggenhout, Belgium,
1.5 Tons of Soviet-Era Ammunition Found Buried in Berlin Forest
A walk through a forest in Berlin led to an unexpected discovery after a passerby spotted a suspicious object in the Pankow district, in
U.S. Carries Out New Strikes on Iranian Targets Despite Fragile Ceasefire
The U.S. military has launched new strikes in southern Iran, targeting missile launch sites and vessels that were allegedly attempting to lay mines near
Sarajevo Named Europe’s Most Affordable City Break Destination for 2026
Sarajevo has been identified as the most affordable European destination for a city break in 2026, according to a comparative analysis of travel costs
EU Moves Toward Single Train Ticket System to Simplify Cross-Border Travel
The European Union is moving ahead with a new plan designed to make train travel across the bloc easier, more transparent and better protected
U.S. Analysts Predict World Cup Group Stage: Croatia Expected to Advance, Bosnia Could Also Move On
With the 2026 FIFA World Cup approaching, American sports analysts have begun publishing early projections for the tournament’s group stage, including predictions for Balkan