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Serbian Lithium: Pillar of European Energy Independence or Just a Dream? On June 4th, the European Commission declared the Jadar project in Serbia a strategic project in the field of critical raw materials. This means Serbia could become a key player in Europe’s green energy transition, especially in lithium production — a raw material essential…
Imagine this: while many complain about how hard it is to raise a child, the city of Zagreb decided to throw parents of newborns a financial lifeline of 1,000 euros! Yes, you read that right – a thousand euros per child, but only once per child, paid as a one-time lump sum. But, of course,…
Budapest Pride: A Battle for Freedom or Political Theater? Budapest is once again in the European spotlight, but not for its tourist attractions or cultural events. Instead, it is the epicenter of a cultural war. The government of Viktor Orban has decided to ban this year’s Pride parade, sparking a wave of reactions across Europe….
The Croatian deaf futsal team showed heart and quality but still missed out on a medal at the World Championship held in Montesilvano, Italy. Our team finished in fourth place after losing the bronze medal match to the host nation Italy with a score of 2-1. Despite the painful loss, our players demonstrated character and…
Extended Weekend: When Silence Speaks Louder Than Words Imagine a weekend not filled with laughter, rest, or socializing. A weekend that is cold, quiet, and heavy. That’s exactly what the novel “Extended Weekend”—a gift from Kurir today—is about. This story isn’t just about a woman who lost herself; it’s about the silence that screams and…
Weekend Markets in Serbia: Vegetable and Fruit Prices in Belgrade vs Small Towns Are a Total Madness! When the weekend hits, Serbian markets come alive like a food festival! Colorful stalls, local fruits and veggies, but… the prices? Oh boy, they are a drama! While in smaller towns like Vranje, Leskovac, and Čačak, a kilo…
Queen Victoria: The Grandmother of Europe and the Mother of Hemophilia Who Divided a Continent Welcome to the world of Queen Victoria, whose reign lasted nearly 64 years and left an indelible mark on European history. But it’s not just her longevity on the throne that makes her special – she was the mother of…
Nenad Lalatović and Budućnost: The Coaching Bombshell in Montenegro! Are you ready for football chaos? Nenad Lalatović, a man who leaves no one indifferent, has just become the new coach of Budućnost, the seven-time champion of Montenegro. If you think this is just a regular coaching change, think again – Lalatović is known for pushing…
Belgrade faced a nightmare last night! At 11:43 PM on Boulevard Oslobođenja near Trošarina, a 20-year-old man suffered serious injuries in a car accident that shocked everyone around. Ambulance crews were working non-stop throughout the night — a total of 40 interventions, with 30 of them on public streets. While chronic heart patients were the…
Zorica Brunclik and Miroljub Aranđelović Kemiš, legends of the local music scene, have renewed their wedding vows in a very unusual and somewhat secretive way. Instead of the big wedding many expected, they got married in a Russian church, away from the public eye and media, on Sunday, June 29. But was this really a…
