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Sutjeska National Park in Bosnia and Herzegovina boasts 11 peaks over 2,000 meters, 8 glacial lakes, and 17 rivers, making it a must-visit destination for nature enthusiasts and adventurers.
Police forces continue the search around Jarkovac Lake for the body of Aleksandar Nešović, who was murdered on May 12th in a restaurant in Beograd.
European Commission spokesperson Paula Pinjo confirmed that EU President Ursula von der Leyen assured Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić of EU support in Serbia's EU accession process.
Belarus has started military exercises focused on nuclear weapons usage and security, with Russian participation. The drills aim to enhance preparedness and operational readiness.
Bulgaria's Eurovision victory has sparked interest in the country, with German newspaper "Bild" highlighting 20 fascinating facts about Bulgaria.
Niš will revitalize its central streets, Balkanska and Davidova, creating pedestrian zones and creative spaces as part of the "Safe, Inclusive, and Innovative Public Spaces" project.
The 2026 World Cup features 48 teams, including Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina. The tournament will take place in the USA, Canada, and Mexico, with a total of 104 matches across 16 cities.
Colombian singer Shakira has won a significant legal battle with Spain's tax authorities, reclaiming over 60 million euros. The National Court of Spain has overturned a previous verdict and ordered the refund.
Makri, a Greek island in the Ionian Sea, is up for sale for €247,000, but legal, environmental, and financial restrictions limit its potential use.
Bulgaria's Style Nicolova celebrated the country's Eurovision victory with a dance to "Bangarang." The video was shared on Facebook by the Bulgarian Gymnastics Federation, highlighting the upcoming 2026 European Championships in Varna.
A new book delves into the mysterious history of Vrana Palace, home to Bulgaria's Third Kingdom rulers, from its naming to hosting world leaders.
A video from a Croatia Airlines flight that veered off the runway in Split shows passengers screaming in fear. No injuries were reported, and an investigation is ongoing.
Multiple taxis were vandalized in the heart of Novi Sad overnight, with windows smashed. The motive for the attack remains unknown.
Tumane Monastery celebrates 90 years since the discovery of Saint Zosima's relics and 10 years of the Great Tumane Liturgy. Archbishop Dimitrije Plecevic invites believers to join the solemn event.
Bulgarian tennis player Elizara Yaneva records a personal best, ranking 222nd in the WTA singles rankings. Meanwhile, Victoria Tomova drops in the rankings, and Yaneva will debut at Roland Garros.
Children under 14 can attend the friendly match between Bulgaria and Montenegro for free, taking place on June 1 at Hristo Botev Stadium in Plovdiv, as part of International Children's Day celebrations.
The Spanish National Court has cleared Colombian singer Shakira of tax fraud charges and ordered the Spanish Tax Agency to return over 60 million euros in fines.
A referee's mistake during a Brazilian Serie A match saw Neymar removed from the game prematurely, leaving Santos at a disadvantage against Coritiba.
Alexander Donski made his first entry into the top 100 in doubles, winning the Challenger tournament in Portugal. Meanwhile, Grigor Dimitrov maintained his position in the singles rankings.
A full-size monument of Pope Francis was unveiled in Rakovski, Bulgaria, in the presence of clergy and local officials, commemorating his visit and his legacy.
