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Will Alberta secede from Canada?As Canada grapples with the fallout from US tariffs, a separatist movement in oil-rich Alberta is gaining ground. Prime Minister Mark Carney is trying to keep the country together with new economic promises
As Canada grapples with the fallout from US tariffs, a separatist movement in oil-rich Alberta is gaining ground. Prime Minister Mark Carney is trying to keep the country together with new economic promises
About 800.000 voters could still be reconsidering whether they will vote and who they will vote for in the elections on October 25. However, according to BIRODI executive director Zoran Gavrilović, the crucial question is not only who will win over the undecided, but who will manage to bring their supporters to the polls.
While Milorad Dodik openly supports Aleksandar Vučić, representatives of the Student List did not receive permission to gather in Banja Luka. At the same time, journalists warn that citizens do not have equal access to information about political actors in Serbia
Once upon a time, catching and packing sardines was the only industry on the Adriatic coast of Yugoslavia. Today in Croatia, sardines are less and less due to the heat. Only four factories survived, some went to Serbia. Because fish stinks to tourists
August Hanning, who led the German intelligence service from 1998 to 2005, is suspected of high treasonous espionage, divulging state secrets and acting for a foreign intelligence service
Declining support for the ruling parties and the historically low approval ratings of Chancellor Friedrich Merz helped further the AfD's growth. With fears of economic, security and climate problems, Germans worry that the current standard of living will not be able to be preserved
According to announcements, Kiev and Moscow will finally sit down at the table under the auspices of Washington in October. But the issue of territory seems insurmountable
Al Qaeda today is no longer the organization it was on September 11, 2001, but it has not disappeared either. Its branches are still strong in unstable parts of Africa and Asia
The funeral of Ratko Mladić reopened the question of Serbia's attitude towards the wars of the 1990s, war crimes and possible state honors
The German government has accused Russia of being behind the failed drone attack on Leipzig airport, where an aircraft equipped with explosives and an activation mechanism was found in early August.
The British decision to give Ukraine a license for the production of "Storm Shadow" missiles caused sharp reactions from Moscow, but the road from the license to serial production is not short. Kiev will have to provide the entire production chain, from engines and guidance systems to warheads and navigation components.
The announcement that Ratko Mladić will be buried with state and military honors in Belgrade caused violent reactions throughout the region. While memorials and candles were lit for the general in Republika Srpska, condemnations of the glorification of the former commander of the Republika Srpska Army, who was sentenced by the Hague Tribunal, came from Sarajevo and Zagreb.
German firefighters arrived in Serbia after a three-day journey and immediately began to extinguish a large fire in Deliblatska peščara. What do they say and what are their experiences in fighting fire
Coffee has been the subject of debate for decades as to whether it is more harmful or beneficial to health. The latest analyzes show that a moderate amount is not a problem for most healthy adults, and could be associated with a lower risk of certain diseases.
The new ambassador of the Federal Republic of Germany in Belgrade speaks for the Serbian public for the first time
Ultramarathon runner Sophie Woods completed the 2.000-kilometer long Via Alpina course in 29 days, from Trieste to Monaco, with more than 100.000 meters of ascent, breaking the previous men's record. Her incredible adventure reopened the question of why the gap between men and women narrows as races get longer and more demanding
The Croatian police arrested Ukrainian citizen Vladimir Z in Pula, whom the German authorities suspect of having participated in placing explosives on the Nord Stream 1 and Nord Stream 2 gas pipelines. The arrest was made on the basis of a European Arrest Warrant.
Rain has helped firefighters bring forest fires under control in Germany and Belgium, but some hot spots are still smoldering underground. Smoke and the smell of burning can be felt dozens and hundreds of kilometers from the fire, while experts warn of the danger of so-called "zombie fires".
The solar eclipse, which will take place tonight, just before sunset, can fool the human protective reflex. When the Sun gets closer to the horizon, it dazzles less, the pupils dilate, and more radiation can reach the retina. This is precisely why experts warn that the circumstances during this eclipse can further increase the risk of vision impairment
Russia's largest online trading platform Wildberries has been targeted by Ukrainian drone attacks. Independent Russian media reported that 12 of the company's 15 largest warehouses were affected, which could have serious consequences for its operations.
Montenegro introduces visas for Russians, Turks and Chinese. It can be expected that with the accession of Montenegro to the EU, interest in Montenegrin citizenship will increase significantly, especially among people from Serbia
The European Union is introducing one of the world's strictest bans on bisphenol A. This widespread industrial chemical is found in many products, and scientific studies point to its possible harmful effects on health.
One in five German citizens cannot afford a week's vacation, according to data from the German Statistical Office. The rise in travel prices puts an additional burden on household budgets
The announcement of the introduction of life imprisonment in the Criminal Code of Croatia, presented as a response to individual cases of serious murders, caused criticism from the professional public, who warned that it was a hasty and insufficiently elaborated reform.
Polish President Karol Nawrocki stripped Volodymyr Zelensky of the Order of the White Eagle, which provoked a sharp reaction from Kiev and opened the deepest crisis in relations between the two countries since the beginning of the war in Ukraine
Russian opposition artist Semyon Skrepetsky, known for his caricatures of Vladimir Putin and other Russian and Belarusian leaders, was killed in Biała Podlaska, Polish authorities said.
Fears that Donald Trump might leave the G7 summit prematurely did not materialize, and the meeting in Evian was marked by attempts to strengthen the unity of the West around Ukraine and Russia.
