News archive of June 2024

BELGRADE - Voting in Sunday's local elections in Serbia concluded at 8 pm.

Voters who were at the polling stations at the time of their closure were allowed to cast their ballots.

The elections were held in Belgrade and 14 other cities, 51 municipalities and 23 urban municipalities.

FOTO TANJUG/VLADIMIR ŠPORČIĆ

FOTO TANJUG/VLADIMIR ŠPORČIĆ

Starting in September, some civil cases will be taken out of judges' hands and be decided by lawyers, as part of an attempt to relieve court congestion and decide cases faster.

Greece ranks 146th globally in the speed in which cases are decided by courts.

Researchers used an optical fiber containing a groundbreaking 19 cores that each carry a signal to transmit data at 1.7 petabits per second!

Vassilis Spanoulis has confirmed that the Greek superstar will be at the SEF Pre-Olympics on July 2-7

Dementia-related symptoms are caused by various diseases and traumas that affect the brain, such as Alzheimer’s disease or a stroke

The tracks are gouged into the rock, crisscrossing the islands, most notably at Misrah Ghar il-Kbir, a prehistoric cliff site on Malta

Greece's harmonized index of consumer prices dropped in May to below the average inflation in the eurozone for the first time since last September, according to Eurostat estimates.

One in ten voters declares that they have not decided on their voting choice

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has faced growing pressure after U.S. President Joe Biden announced a proposed agreement to end the fighting in Gaza, with many Israelis urging the prime to embrace the deal.

Since Biden spoke at the White House on March 31, Netanyahu has insisted Israel will pursue the war.

Hungary and Italy's demand to "check the proper use of Schengen visas" granted to Turkish citizens following their return to Türkiye has stirred controversy, adding a new layer to the long-standing issue.