Prime Minister Carney has acknowledged existing trade irritants with the United States, while business leader Howard Lutnick describes recent U.S. trade policies as “insulting” to Canada.
A railway arson case in Latvia raises concerns about infrastructure security and potential foreign involvement, highlighting vulnerabilities in critical systems.
Efforts to clear the Strait of Hormuz of mines may take as long as six months, significantly impacting shipping routes and regional security.
A fraud case involving €700,000 in EU funds in Valka highlights concerns about accountability, public trust, and the impact of financial misconduct on local communities.
An intelligence report claims that Russia manipulated economic data to present a facade of resilience in the face of ongoing international sanctions and the impacts of war.
Croatia prepares for a busy tourism season by strengthening safety, infrastructure, and services while maintaining cultural identity.
A light earthquake in Sisak and Drniš caused no damage but reminded residents of ongoing natural activity beneath the surface.
Pope Leo concluded his Africa tour by expressing deep concerns over the conditions in Equatorial Guinea's prisons, calling for urgent reform and highlighting the need for human rights protections.
Heavy rainfall in Dubrovnik triggered landslides and structural damage, prompting safety measures and careful assessment of affected areas.
The King has been honored with the Blue Peter Green Badge in recognition of his outstanding contributions to environmental initiatives, emphasizing a commitment to sustainability and conservation.
Multiple wildfires along Croatia’s coast are under investigation as authorities work to contain the fires and understand their causes.
Ukraine has resumed the flow of Russian oil to Europe, a key move that has paved the way for the unblocking of a €90 billion loan from the European Union, addressing both economic and energy stability in the region.
A fire in a correctional facility in Split injured several inmates and prompted a review of safety measures and emergency response systems.
Investigations reveal a complex narrative surrounding Keytruda, highlighting a burgeoning black market, concerns over inflated dosing, and the over-judicialization of health care in various countries, as reported by journalists worldwide.
A house fire in Glina claimed two lives, prompting investigation and leaving the community reflecting on safety and loss.
The Iranian president has stated that the United States' failure to uphold commitments and the blockade of ports are significant obstacles impeding meaningful negotiations between the two nations.
Authorities in Rovinj safely removed a World War II explosive device, highlighting how remnants of history can still surface in modern times.
An Israeli airstrike in southern Lebanon has reportedly targeted an area frequented by journalists, raising serious concerns about the safety of media personnel in conflict zones.
A Croatian court sentences the perpetrator of a nursing home shooting in Daruvar, marking a step toward justice after a deeply tragic incident.
The Gangotri Temple in India has introduced a controversial requirement for visitors to drink cow urine, sparking debates over religious practices and health implications.
Croatian authorities detain multiple suspects in a corruption case tied to a state energy firm, highlighting ongoing efforts to ensure accountability.
Italy strengthens its tourism strategy ahead of global events, balancing visitor growth with cultural preservation and evolving travel trends.
Iran has reportedly paused the executions of eight women following a request from Trump, raising questions about the implications of international dialogue in human rights issues.
A major landslide in Sicily displaced over 1,000 residents, prompting evacuations and raising concerns over environmental stability and recovery efforts.