Drunk Driver Pulled Over in New Belgrade for Excessive Speeding
A 20-year-old driver was stopped in New Belgrade for speeding at 182 km/h in a 80 km/h zone. He was found to be drunk and driving without a license.
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Mungiu's "Fjord" Receives 12-Minute Standing Ovation at Cannes
Romanian director Cristian Mungiu's film "Fjord," starring Sebastian Stan and Renate Reinsve, was met with a 12-minute standing ovation at Cannes, making it a standout at the festival.
Sofia, Plovdiv, Varna, or Burgas: Which Will Host Eurovision?
Sofia is the frontrunner to host Eurovision in 2027, boasting the largest hotel capacity, a major international airport, and a suitable venue in Arena Sofia. Varna and Burgas also vie for the honor.
Brâncuşi Sculpture Sets Record at Christie’s Auction
A Brâncuşi sculpture, "Danaida," sold for $93 million at Christie's, shattering the artist's auction record. Including commissions, the total reached $107.6 million.
Young Bosnian Star Kerim Alajbegovic Named Player of the Season in Austrian Bundesliga
Kerim Alajbegović, an 18-year-old Bosnian star playing for RB Salzburg, has been named the player of the season in the Austrian Bundesliga, with an impressive average rating of 7.32.
King Vladislav’s Relocation of Saint Sava’s Relics to Milešev Monastery
Today, the Serbian Orthodox Church and its followers celebrate Saint Sava and the transfer of his relics to Milešev Monastery in 1237 by King Vladislav, following a plea from Archbishop Arsenius.
Putin Heads to China Amid Deepening Ties
Russian President Vladimir Putin is set to meet Chinese leader Xi Jinping in Beijing, marking the 25th anniversary of a friendship pact. The visit comes shortly after U.S. President Donald Trump's state visit to China.
Unforgettable Destinations for Serbian Travelers
Serbian travelers cherish both exotic and domestic destinations, from the Maldives to camping by the Gradac river, making memories that last a lifetime.
Brazil Announces World Cup Squad with Igor Tiago and Neymar
Brazil's World Cup squad, selected by Carlo Ancelotti, includes 26 players, notably Igor Tiago and Neymar, despite his recent injury.
Bulgarian "Lewski" Eyeing Romanian Rival in Champions League Preliminary Round
Bulgaria's "Lewski" faces a tough preliminary round in the Champions League with Romania's "Universitatea" as the most serious opponent, given their recent national title and coefficient of 10,500.
Tsitsipas Advances in Geneva, Set to Face Fritz
Stefanos Tsitsipas secured a straight-sets victory over Giovanni Mpetshi Pericard, advancing to the second round of the ATP 250 Geneva tournament. He will now face Taylor Fritz.
Balkan Friendship Parachute Event 2026 Kicks Off in Serbia
The annual "Balkan Friendship Parachute 2026" event has commenced at the "Lisičji jarak" sports airfield in Serbia, bringing together parachutists from across the region.
Giannis Antetokounmpo Dubs Akylas "My Winner" Post-Eurovision 2026
NBA star Giannis Antetokounmpo showed his support for Greek Eurovision 2026 representative Akylas, calling him "My winner" despite Greece's 10th-place finish.
Emily in Paris Filming in Mykonos with Lily Collins
Netflix's hit series Emily in Paris has begun filming scenes in Mykonos, Greece, with star Lily Collins spotted on Agios Sostis beach.
Vera, Boyana, and Kalimana: The Valkyries of Heavylifting
In Bulgaria, three women—Vera, Boyana, and Kalimana—have become modern-day Amazons in the world of heavylifting, showcasing incredible strength and inspiration in the sport.
Bulgarian Football Star Iliya Gruyev Receives Community Champion Award in England
Bulgarian football star Iliya Gruyev, who was named the top player of Bulgaria last year, received the Community Champion Award from the Professional Footballers' Association for his contributions to charitable causes.
Weekend Getaways Reshape Croatia's Tourism Landscape
Domestic weekend travel from inland to coastal areas is increasingly boosting Croatia's tourism, reshaping demand patterns and transforming the industry beyond traditional peak seasons.
Brave Resistance: Pontian Greeks' Courageous Fight Against Genocide
Between 1914 and 1923, approximately 353,000 Pontian Greeks were systematically exterminated by Ottoman and Kemalist forces. This article highlights their resilient resistance and guerrilla warfare.
Samaria Gorge Reopens with Enhanced Safety Measures for 2026 Season
The Samaria Gorge National Park in Crete reopens for the 2026 season with new safety measures, including a nowcasting app and medical staff.
Samaria Gorge Set to Open for 2026 Season
Samaria Gorge, Crete's iconic hiking trail, reopens on Tuesday, May 19, following maintenance and safety upgrades, including a nowcasting weather alert system and free helmets for visitors.