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Young People in the EU Show Greater Trust in Others

In 2023, the estimated average trust level in others among individuals aged 16 and older in the European Union was 5.8 (on a scale...

Japanese Sake Maker Aims to Craft First Sake in Space

A Japanese sake producer is set to make history by brewing the first-ever bottle of sake in space.  The ambitious project, spearheaded by Asahi Shuzo...

Two Restaurants in Serbia Receive Michelin Stars

The Michelin Guide has unveiled its selection for Serbia in 2025, highlighting the hard work of an entire...

Serbia Acquires Mileva Marić and Einstein Letters

As part of preparations to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the birth of Serbian scientist Mileva Einstein, Serbia...

Kalenić Market: A Global Landmark of Beauty and Tradition

Kalenić Market in Belgrade has been recognized by the Financial Times as one of the world’s most beautiful...

Air Travel in the EU Up Nearly 20% in 2023

The total number of air passengers in the European Union reached 973 million in 2023, marking a 19.3%...

Mitarh Studio Unveils Visuals for Belgrade Aquarium

Architectural studio "Mitarh" has revealed visualizations for the planned Belgrade Aquarium, set to be built on the site...

Kovačica Naive Art Added to UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage List

Kovačica naive art, an element of Serbia's intangible cultural heritage, has been inscribed on the UNESCO Representative List...

Angela Merkel Publishes Memoirs: A Journey Through Two Lives

Angela Merkel, Germany’s first female chancellor, has unveiled her autobiography, Freedom: Memoirs 1954-2021.  Spanning 720 pages, the book chronicles...

EU Fish Catch Declines as World Fisheries Day is Marked

In 2023, the total fish catch in the European Union was estimated at 3.3 million tonnes across seven...

Chinese Rover Finds New Evidence of Ancient Ocean in Northern Mars

Scientists studying data from China’s Zhurong rover have published new findings supporting a decades-old hypothesis that a vast...

Last Lenin Museum in Europe to Close

The last Lenin museum in Europe, located in Finland, will soon close its doors, local media report. Of the...

Chinese Astronauts Bring 34.6 Kilograms of Space Samples to Earth

Three Chinese astronauts have returned to Earth with 34.6 kilograms of space samples, Chinese state media reported. The arrival...

Italians Spend €24 Billion Annually on Beauty and Self-Care

Italians are investing more than ever in their personal appearance, with an estimated €24 billion spent each year...

Uncovering a Lost Chopin Waltz

A previously unknown waltz by Frédéric Chopin, written nearly 200 years ago, has been discovered in the vaults...

Ancient Peru Unearths Evidence of Female Rulers

A recent discovery at an archaeological site in Peru has revealed new insights, indicating that women once held...

Portrait of King Alexander Karađorđević by Paja Jovanović Returned to Serbia

The "For the Serbian People and State" Foundation has returned to Serbia a portrait of King Alexander Karađorđević,...

Dog Tax Brings Increasing Revenue for Germany Year by Year

Germany's dog tax generated nearly 600 million euros last year, marking a 1.6 percent increase over the previous...

Record Number of White Stork Nests Found in Serbia

The Society for the Protection and Study of Birds of Serbia (DZPPS) conducted a survey of white stork...

89 Serbian Scientists Ranked Among World’s Most Influential Researchers

A total of 89 Serbian scientists have been ranked among the world’s 217,097 most influential researchers, according to...

Women In The EU Have a Five-year Longer Life Expectancy Than Men

Life expectancy at birth for women in the European Union was on average 5.4 years longer than for...

Finnish Zoo to Return Giant Pandas to China Due to Lack of Funds

The Ähtäri Zoo in Finland will return two giant pandas to China in November, eight years before the...

The EU Bans Imports of Coffee Linked to Deforestation

The world's largest coffee producers will request that the European Union delay the requirement that imported coffee beans...

Oktoberfest Opens, Around 6 Million Guests Expected

The traditional Oktoberfest event was opened by Munich’s mayor, Dieter Reiter, with the symbolic tapping of the first...

British Scientists Store Human Genome on Billion-Year Crystal

British scientists have successfully stored the entire human genome on a 5D crystal that could last for billions...

Japan Reaches Record Number of Centenarians with 95,000 People Over 100

The number of Japanese citizens aged 100 and over has grown for the 54th consecutive year, now reaching...

Istanbul Airport Has the Most Flight Connections in the World

The airports in Istanbul, Frankfurt, and Paris's Charles de Gaulle have been ranked as the best in terms...

Japanese Woman Officially the Oldest Person in the World at 116 Years

Tomiko Itoka, a 116-year-old Japanese woman who was once a mountain climber, is now officially the world's oldest...

Chinese Mission Discovers Significant Water-Rich Minerals on the Moon

There is water on the Moon, and Chinese scientists have confirmed where large quantities are hidden, revealing that...

New Chinese Train Reaches Speeds of Up to 1,000 Kilometers Per Hour

A new ultra-high-speed (UHS) transport system recently completed a successful demonstration test in the northern Chinese province of...

Germany and Turkey Clash Over Doner Kebab

Germany and Turkey are at odds over the status of doner kebab, with the dispute erupting as Berlin...

Sharks in Brazil Test Positive for Cocaine

Marine biologists have discovered a startling phenomenon off the coast of Brazil: sharks near Rio de Janeiro have...

Ankara’s Modernist Legacy Earns UNESCO Recognition

With its elegant boulevards, civic squares, and rationally planned architecture, Turkey’s capital Ankara has quietly secured a place on...

Slovenia and Algeria Deepen Strategic Ties

In a move underscoring both energy security and diplomatic ambition, Slovenia and Algeria have extended their gas supply agreement...

Nissan Faces 20,000 Job Cuts

Nissan, once a titan of Japan’s automotive might, now finds itself steering into a storm of its own making. The...

Delta Land to Redraw Belgrade’s Industrial Edges

A former industrial zone near Pančevo Bridge is set for transformation as Delta Land, a new multi-purpose complex planned by...

Antonio Costa –  Serbia’s Future Lies in the European Union

European Council President Antonio Costa visited Belgrade today, where he held talks with Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić as part...