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TRUMP poriče da ga je Izrael nagovorio na rat s Iranom, ističući Hamasov napad 7. listopada i dugogodišnje uvjerenje o iranskom nuklearnom programu.

ZAGREBAČKA policija provela je raciju u ilegalnom klubu na Trešnjevci. Zatečene su 52 osobe, pronađena je droga i oružje, a objekt je zapečaćen. Istraga je u tijeku protiv organizatora.

POBJEDNIK mađarskih izbora Peter Magyar ponovno je danas pozvao predsjednika Tamasa Sulyoka, saveznika premijera Viktora Orbana i najviše suce u zemlji da do 31. svibnja daju ostavku ili će biti smijenjeni.

NASTAVLJENO je suđenje bivšem ministru u Vladi Andreja Plenkovića i suoptuženima u aferi s nezakonitom dodjelom državnih potpora i zapošljavanjima.

NA DANAŠNJI dan 1979. godine američki predsjednik Jimmy Carter doživio je jedan od najneobičnijih "napada" u modernoj političkoj povijesti.

POTRES magnitude 7,7 pogodio je područje uz sjeveroistočnu obalu Japana.

POLJSKI ministar vanjskih poslova Sikorski optužio je IDF za ratne zločine, što je njegov izraelski kolega Sa'ar odbacio kao neutemeljene i klevetničke izjave, braneći etičnost izraelske vojske.

BJELORUSKI predsjednik Lukašenko upozorio je Zapad i Ukrajinu da će na svaku agresiju odgovoriti svim sredstvima, uz moguću pomoć Rusije, dok Kijev sumnja da ga Moskva uvlači u rat.

NORVEŠKI borbeni zrakoplovi F-35 presreli su ruski pomorski patrolni zrakoplov Iljušin Il-38 blizu norveškog zračnog prostora. Incident je opisan kao rutinska misija NATO-a.

BRUSSELS – The European Commissioner for Enlargement, Marta Kos, has warned the six Western Balkan countries that they risk collectively losing more than 700 million euros from the EU Growth Plan by mid-year due to a failure to implement reforms, Radio Free Europe (RFE) has…

BUDAPEST – The extradition of former Macedonian Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski remains legally blocked, as the formal mechanisms needed to initiate the process are currently not in place. According to Hungarian Telex, the extradition request submitted by the previous Govern…

Montenegro’s plan to commemorate victims of a World War II concentration camp in Jasenovac has drawn sharp criticism from Croatia, reigniting tensions between the neighbours and risking a setback in recently improving relations.

The Social Democratic Party, the leading party in Romania’s governing coalition, announced its decision to withdraw support for Liberal Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan - a move expected to trigger political instability.

A meeting between Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti and opposition leader Lumir Abdixhiku to agree on who should become the next head of state ended without results, raising concerns about snap elections.

Bosnian state court upholds verdict acquitting Andrija Bjelosevic, a wartime security chief in the town of Derventa, of raping a Bosniak woman multiple times.

Fifteen years after it committed to do so, Serbia has yet to give Kosovo scanned copies of the cadastral records it seized at the end of the 1998-99 war, leaving thousands of property disputes unresolved.

Same-sex couples in Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina are still waiting for legal security in the event of sickness, unemployment, bereavement and parenthood.

Former President Rumen Radev is on course for a landslide win with his freshly formed Progressive Bulgaria party, vowing to tackle poverty and oligarchic power - but raising questions with his "pragmatic" stance on Russia.

Senior Brussels figures say they are looking forward to working with the new prime minister.

"The goal is to identify potential problems early on and take corrective action quickly," French Economy Minister Roland Lescure told Le Parisien over the weekend.

Populist Janez Janša could return to power at the head of a right-wing coalition.

French far-right leaders are on a mission to woo the business community ahead of the 2027 presidential election.

Poland's Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski wrote on X that even Israeli "soldiers themselves admit to war crimes."

The Tisza leader rolled out first ministers and a 16-portfolio cabinet, dismantling Orbán’s centralized model.

Remarks deemed to prejudice foreign relations will be redacted by parliament’s intelligence committee.