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Jovana Jeremić, a well-known TV host, shared heartbreaking news on Instagram yesterday — her father passed away. Despite the immense pain, Jovana dignifiedly hosted her show the same day, hiding her grief from the audience and colleagues. Her father was her only male principle and protector, the rock she leaned on her entire life. “Dad,…
Bulgarian singer Azis recalled performing at Tea Tairović’s concert in Belgrade, where he performed for a large audience for the first time. He also spoke about his collaboration with Marta Savić 15 years ago, emphasizing that he was completely different back then. Azis also remembered a joint concert with Ceca Ražnatović, describing her as a…
Singer Maja Odžaklijevska, a star on the domestic music scene for over 30 years, is back in the spotlight — but not for a new hit song. Nope, it’s her jaw-dropping number of marriages that’s got everyone talking! That’s right, she’s walked down the aisle a whopping 12 times and said “goodbye” just as many….
Zadar has won the Croatian basketball championship for the third consecutive year, marking a significant achievement for the club and the city. Captain Marko Ramljak highlights the unique atmosphere in Zadar, fueled by passionate fans, comparable only to Hajduk. Coach Danijel Jusup is pivotal to the team’s success, focusing on building a squad based on…
The Committee on International Relations and Diaspora of Montenegro has unanimously supported the appointment of Dubravka Lalović and Marija Lakić Barfus as ambassadors to France and Switzerland. Lalović, a career diplomat with 24 years of experience, emphasized the importance of cooperation with France in the context of European integration and NATO membership. She highlighted that…
Imagine your brain suffers a stroke, and you don’t even notice! Yes, you read that right – there is such a thing as a silent stroke, also known as an asymptomatic stroke, which happens without the classic signs like weakness or speech problems. This invisible enemy can leave subtle but serious consequences like memory problems,…
**Zagreb in the First Half of the Year Sees Tourist Boom, But It’s All About One Concert!** Zagreb experienced a massive tourist boom in the first six months of this year. Over 1.4 million tourists visited the Croatian capital, spending more than 1.2 million overnight stays, which is 2% more than the same period last…
Montenegro is back in the spotlight in Brussels and the European Union as it has just closed one of the toughest and most important chapters in the EU accession negotiations – Chapter 5 concerning public procurement. Prime Minister Milojko Spajić and EU Enlargement Commissioner Marta Kos jointly confirmed that this is a huge step towards…
**Khaled El Anani’s UNESCO Bid: Cultural Heritage at a Crossroads** Are you ready for a revolution at UNESCO? Khaled El Anani, the renowned Egyptian archaeologist and former Minister of Tourism and Antiquities of Egypt, is running for the top job at UNESCO – Director-General! This isn’t just another title – it’s a chance to protect…
The American company Airbnb has accused the hotel industry of bearing the main responsibility for the problem of over-tourism in Europe. Airbnb claims that their platform contributes to diversifying the tourist offer and directs tourists to less popular neighborhoods, thereby relieving classic mass tourism zones. On the other hand, critics, including local authorities and experts,…
