The upcoming EXPO 2027 Belgrade, themed “Play for Humanity,” draws a strong parallel to the life and work of Nikola Tesla. Organizers noted that Tesla exemplifies someone who channeled curiosity, knowledge, and playfulness into advancements that benefited humankind. As the…
The 31st anniversary commemoration for Bosniak victims of the recent conflict in Bosnia and Herzegovina has concluded at the Potocari Memorial Centre. Following the formal event, ten additional victims will be collectively interred. During the ceremony held at the Battery…
Thousands gathered on Saturday at the Srebrenica Memorial Centre to observe the 31st anniversary of the genocide that targeted Bosniaks in July 1995. Bosnian Serb forces carried out systematic killings of over 8,000 Bosniak men and boys in the days…
New data from the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) challenges the notion that younger generations are losing interest in forming families and becoming parents. A global Demographic Futures Survey, released ahead of World Population Day, reveals significant optimism among young…
Europe is currently evaluating the potential risks associated with relying on electronic payment systems. This assessment follows years of progression toward a cash-free society across the continent.
Greek authorities apprehended three individuals on Friday in connection with a July 1 attack. This incident involved an arson at the Thessaloniki residence of Aphroditi Nestora, a parliamentary candidate for the ruling New Democracy party. The assault resulted in the…
Bosnia is set to observe the 31st anniversary of the Srebrenica genocide on Saturday. The commemoration will include the burial of ten newly identified victims at the Srebrenica Memorial Centre, marking another step in accounting for those lost. Tens of…
A significant controversy involving a young doctor and his ties to Poland’s ruling Civic Coalition has created political upheaval for several weeks. Investigations by Polish media revealed that Dawid Kacprzyk, a 28-year-old junior physician and local councillor, earned approximately 1.6…
The first magazine dedicated to the Roma community in Greece has been launched, aiming to confront widespread misconceptions. Titled “The Unknown Culture of the Roma,” the publication seeks to tackle deep-rooted prejudices faced by Roma individuals throughout Greece and other…
The former Dutch defence minister, Voorhoeve, has spoken out thirty-one years after the fall of Srebrenica in July 1995, expressing deep regret and attributing blame for the tragic events. He stated to BIRN that he made repeated efforts to bolster…