The body of war criminal Ratko Mladić, who died in prison, has been transported to Belgrade, and his funeral is expected to take place early next week, with considerable controversy and admiration surrounding him among some Serbs. (translated)
⚠️ The new head of @CeskaInspekceZP Pavel Straka and his family have a controversial past. They faced criminal prosecution, and his brother and mother were convicted. According to witnesses, the chief inspector was also involved in the brother's drug offenses, report @hospodarky. (translated)
At the G20 meeting, Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov attended in person for the first time since the beginning of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, while Donald Trump stated that he is happy to be on good terms with everyone, which sparked controversy among Western countries. (translated)
Russian Finance Minister Siluanov attended the G20 summit, where he was presented with an ultimatum regarding the end of the war in Ukraine, which sparked controversy among the participants, especially European diplomats. (translated)
The U.S. Department of the Treasury denied accreditation to some journalists from leading American media, including the NYT and WSJ, for the G20 meeting, which sparked controversy and criticism from the German finance minister, who called the move unacceptable. (translated)
Former Croatian Minister of Justice Vesna Škare Ožbolt stated that it is uncertain whether the body of Ratko Mladić will be transferred to Serbia after his death in The Hague, given the investigation into the circumstances of his death and the possibility of burial with state honors, which raises controversies due to his conviction for war crimes and genocide. (translated)
In the devastating floods in Nepal, more than 900 people have died, and thousands are missing, leading to the beginning of mass burials that are causing controversies in this predominantly Hindu country. (translated)
The death of Ratko Mladić, convicted of genocide, has sparked controversy in Serbia following the announcement of state honors for his funeral, which some view as a confirmation of a dark part of the country's history. (translated)
Michael Jackson, born on August 29, 1958, remains one of the most influential musicians of all time, known as the King of Pop, with a rich career that includes mega hits, numerous Grammy awards, but also controversies related to his private life and allegations of abuse. (translated)
War criminal Ratko Mladić, convicted of genocide and war crimes, has died in prison in The Hague and will have a state funeral in Serbia, which is causing controversy and veneration of his memory among his supporters. (translated)
On October 11, 2025, Fernando Grande-Marlaska, Spain's Minister of the Interior, awarded Abdellatif Hammouchi, head of Moroccan intelligence, one of the highest military honors for "exceptional" cooperation in the fight against terrorism, which raised controversy due to accusations of his connection to the crisis in Ceuta, recently questioned by the hacking collective Jabaroot by releasing information about 70,000 Moroccan spies. (translated)
The article deals with the controversy surrounding the advertisements of the company JabkoLevně, which provocatively belittle women's intimacy in connection with the sale of used iPhones and have sparked criticism from the organization Konsent, while the company's head Adam Bórik defends their approach as humor and claims that this marketing strategy positively impacts sales. (translated)
The article discusses the rise of Roberto Vannacci and the Futuro Nazionale movement, revealing the problematic background of his supporters and mentioning their extremist tendencies and controversies in the political sphere. (translated)
Israel plans to build a prison facility with a specialized section for carrying out the death penalty, where public executions of Palestinian prisoners will take place, which has caused controversy and uproar, especially due to a statement by Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir, who promised that a former soldier kidnapped by Hamas would be able to attend these executions. (translated)
The new Ukrainian Minister of Defense is Yevhenii Chmara, whose appointment was accompanied by political controversies and expectations that his experience in special operations will help better adapt the Ukrainian army to modern military challenges, with key tasks including not only securing funding for the army but also creating a functional team and addressing relations with the military command. (translated)
The article addresses the controversies surrounding the purchase of a luxury apartment by Madrid's president Isabel Díaz Ayuso and points to the feeling of impunity that led her to a series of mistakes, which provoked justified public criticism. (translated)
In Great Britain, the death of Professor Jason Arday is provoking disputes over racism and allegations of plagiarism, while his newly released autobiography brings further controversies and questions regarding whether he became a victim of a hate campaign or whether he was a fraud. (translated)
The article deals with the influence of the New Deal, implemented by President Franklin D. Roosevelt in the 1930s, on social policy in the USA, where it sparked controversies and was considered by many to be a betrayal for having positioned the state as a provider of social security. (translated)
Luigi Mangione confessed to dangerous stalking resulting in death after the murder of UnitedHealthcare director Brian Thompson in December 2024, with his act triggering controversy over the motives and feedback on the tactics of health insurance companies. (translated)
The article reflects on the upcoming premiere of the new series adaptation of Harry Potter stories on HBO Max to mark the 25th anniversary of the first film adaptation, focusing on the controversies related to the casting and criticism of creator J.K. Rowling, which is evoking mixed feelings among fans. (translated)
