The leader of the United Arab Emirates, Mohamed bin Zayed, warned Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu about a possible Hamas attack ten days before the events of October 7, but Netanyahu reportedly ignored this warning. (translated)
The leader of the UAE, Mohamed bin Zayed, warned Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu about an impending Hamas attack ten days before the terrorist attacks on October 7, 2023, but Netanyahu did not take appropriate action, which has led to criticism of his role in leading the country toward disaster. (translated)
Aleksandar Vučić is increasing his political rating by using fear of future conflicts with neighbors, such as Croatian Prime Minister Plenković and singer Marko Thompson, instead of confronting the past and the victims of wars, which has provoked a reaction from the European Commission and the cancellation of visits to Serbia. (translated)
"Ono što se dogodilo danas bio je jedan pokušaj službene vlasti da tamo ne bude formalno, mislim na predsjednika, premijera i predsjednicu Skupštine, ali ako gledate broj ministara koji su tamo bili, bilo ih je jako puno. Bila je članica Predsjedništva Bosne i Hercegovine, Dodik je bio tamo, bio je gradonačelnik Banje Luke, bio je tamo čitav niz aktera koji nedvojbeno jesu dio političkog establishmenta. Dakle, taj jedan pokušaj da bude, a ne bude, nama je jasan zašto je."
Mihaela Zmajlović criticizes Prime Minister Andrej Plenković for the inadequate response of the government to the findings of groundwater pollution with microplastic particles in Gospić, emphasizing that ministers were drinking water while that danger was already known. (translated)
Dalija Orešković warned about alarming results from Uskok confirming groundwater contamination with microplastics due to illegal dumping in Divoselo, while simultaneously appealing to the prime minister and his associates regarding contradictory information about water quality. (translated)
Tens of thousands of people protested in Zagreb demanding the authorities to remove illegally dumped waste in Gospić, and the scandal has sparked sharp criticism of conservative Prime Minister Andrej Plenković. (translated)
Thousands of protesters gathered in Zagreb demanding that the authorities urgently remove illegally dumped hazardous waste in Lika, which further intensified criticism of Prime Minister Plenković's government. (translated)
Thousands of migrants remain in Ceuta, while protesters in Madrid are demanding changes in the work of Prime Minister Sánchez's government, who accuses right-wing parties of exploiting the migrant crisis for political purposes. (translated)
The partners of Prime Minister Netanyahu in the Israeli government are proposing the mass expulsion of Palestinians from the Gaza Strip, stating that they are ready to do so by any means available, while representatives of Hamas have reacted by emphasizing that Palestinians are deeply connected to their land and will not give up. (translated)
Hamas and other armed factions in Gaza have agreed for the first time to hand over their weapons and transfer civil and security authority to a temporary administration recognized by the United Nations, which could improve the lives of Palestinians and ensure lasting security for Israelis, despite the resistance of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu who insists on complete disarmament before any withdrawal. (translated)
Entrepreneur Yorgen Fenech, accused of murdering journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia, stated in court that the police set him up and accused former Chief of Staff to Prime Minister Keith Schembri as the mastermind, claiming that they discussed a plan for the murder after the journalist published information about Schembri's health condition. (translated)
On Independence Day, Ukraine received significant support from Great Britain via Prime Minister Andy Burnham, who announced the delivery of technology for producing long-range missiles and support in strengthening defense capacities, while intense ground conflicts and an increase in Russian attacks on civilian targets are being recorded simultaneously. (translated)
Hamas accused Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of deliberately disrupting peace talks and attempting to renew conflict after a deadly attack on a police station in Gaza, which resulted in the deaths of nine Palestinians, mostly policemen. (translated)
In a horrific accident in Hungary, a bus carrying Polish tourists fell off the M3 highway near Mezokeresztes, resulting in 12 deaths and at least ten severe injuries, according to a report by Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar. (translated)
Jure Zubčić and Silvana Čeko Jurišić from the Možemo party assure that it is not hysteria, but a justified concern of citizens for the environment and health, emphasizing Prime Minister Plenković's responsibility due to the long-standing issues with carcinogenic waste in Biljani Donji and other parts of Croatia, as well as the lack of trust in institutions that do not address the pollution situation. (translated)
The situation in Gospić, where hazardous waste is being illegally disposed of, requires urgent remediation due to the danger of contamination spreading through groundwater, but the government plans a public procurement process that will take months, while local leaders are calling for faster actions and shifting responsibility to the prime minister. (translated)
Marija Selak Raspudić, the leader of the Drito party, is calling for the removal of Prime Minister Andrej Plenković due to the ecological crisis in Lika, along with a request for the urgent convening of an extraordinary session of the Parliament and the introduction of ecocide into the Criminal Code, appealing to the opposition to unite in a proposal to express no confidence in the current government. (translated)
Rockstar Games has confirmed that the premiere of the detailed showcase of the game Grand Theft Auto VI will be broadcast on Netflix on August 27, six hours before it becomes available on YouTube, which has sparked divided reactions among fans due to accusations of putting up a paywall. (translated)
Scottish swimmer Archie Goodburn, who is fighting three brain tumors, emotionally appealed for greater investment in brain cancer research, urging Prime Minister Andy Burnham to help improve access to new treatments and establish a national body to combat this disease. (translated)
