Monsoon Downpour Hits Vranje Due to Excessive Daytime Heating
On May 16, excessive daytime heating in southeastern Serbia led to a monsoon downpour in Vranje and nearby towns, causing minor hail.
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South Korean Wins World Modern Pentathlon Championship in Pazardzhik
Chang Wan Seo from South Korea emerged as the champion at the World Modern Pentathlon Championships held in Pazardzhik, Bulgaria. Ilke Yuzuksel from Turkey won the women's category, announced Pazardzhik Mayor Petar Kuleshki.
Messi Scores 13 Goals in 13 Matches for Inter Miami
Lionel Messi scored and provided an assist in Inter Miami's 2-0 home win over Portland Timbers, marking his 13th goal from 13 matches this season and the team's first victory at their new stadium.
Dara Wins Eurovision 2026 with Bulgarian-Inspired Hit "Bangaranga"
Dara, representing Bulgaria, won Eurovision 2026 with her song "Bangaranga," which blends Jamaican slang with Bulgarian traditions, marking the first victory for Bulgaria in the contest.
Barcelona Completes Perfect Home Season in La Liga
Barcelona ended their perfect home season in La Liga with a 3-1 victory over Betis, securing a 100% record at Camp Nou.
Belgrade Tower Inhabitable Due to Poorly Designed HVAC and Fire Safety Codes
Belgrade's SRCE party committee reported that the Belgrade Tower remains unoccupied and unusable due to HVAC and fire safety code issues. The tower's hotel section is operational, but the rest of the building is empty.
Una River: A Lifeline and Tourist Magnet
The Una River, celebrated for its ecological richness and cultural significance, faces threats that concern local communities. The "Green Team" association urges collective responsibility.
Citizen Groups from Western and Central Serbia Join Student Protest in Belgrade
Various opposition groups and movements from 14 cities in western and central Serbia have agreed to join a student protest in Belgrade on May 23.
French Fans Cause Match Interruption in Final Round
A match between Nantes and Toulouse in the final round of the French league was interrupted due to fans storming the pitch, leading to the match being called off by referee Stéphanie Frappart.
Stanija Dobrojević Accuses Ex-Boyfriend Asmin and His Father of Emotional Abuse
Stanija Dobrojević has made shocking accusations against her ex-boyfriend Asmin Durdžić and his father Mustafa, claiming they pressured her to sell her penthouse and abandon her life to prove her love.
Boxing Legend Gennady Golovkin to Attend European Championships in Sofia
Former world champion and current World Boxing president Gennady Golovkin will be a special guest at the European Boxing Championships in Sofia this September.
Darko Perić's Journey from Vet Student to 'La Casa de Papel' Star
Darko Perić, born in Kladovo, rose from a vet student in Romania to global fame playing Helsinkija in 'La Casa de Papel'. His humble approach to success and life is inspiring.
Sorana Cîrstea Reaches Highest Ranking in Career
Romanian tennis player Sorana Cîrstea, 36, has climbed to 18th in the WTA rankings, her best position ever, after reaching the semifinals in Rome.
Romania Secures Third Place at Eurovision 2026 with "Choke Me"
Romania clinched third place at Eurovision 2026 with Alexandra Căpitănescu's "Choke Me," scoring 296 points, as Bulgaria claimed its first-ever win.
Two US Navy Fighter Jets Collide at Airshow in Idaho
Two EA-18G Growler fighter jets collided mid-air at the "Gunfighters" airshow in Mountain Home Air Base, Idaho, on May 17, 2020. All four crew members ejected safely.
Dramatic Video Emerges of Croatia Airlines Incident in Split
A Croatia Airlines flight from Split to Frankfurt veered off the runway during takeoff, causing shock among passengers but no injuries. The cause is under investigation.
Plovdiv Joins Varna and Burgas in Bid for Eurovision 2027
Bulgaria's Minister of Culture, Evtim Milev, revealed that Plovdiv's mayor, Kostadin Dimitrov, expressed interest in hosting Eurovision 2027, making Plovdiv the third city to bid after Varna and Burgas.
Croatian Motorways Boost Inland Tourism
Croatian motorways are transforming inland tourism, making less-known regions more accessible and economically connected to the coastal areas.
Croatia's Konoba Culture in the Face of Modern Tourism
Traditional konobas, Croatia's local taverns, are struggling to survive amid rising costs and changing tourist expectations, sparking concerns about the future of authentic dining culture.
Kingdom of Serbia First in Europe to Legalize Dueling
The Kingdom of Serbia became the first European country to legalize dueling in 1899, recognizing it as a legal means to defend one's honor amid a culture valuing reputation and military tradition.