World
El Niño threatens 50 million new hungry
The UN food agency warns that a strong El Niño could push tens of millions of people into acute hunger by the end of next year, with Central America, the Caribbean, and southern Africa hit hardest.
Pets
Tens of Thousands of Visitors at Roman Days in Mokro
The first evening of the spectacle exceeded all expectations, and organizers provided as much as 100,000 square meters of parking space, which proved too small for all those interested.
Culture
Two Croatian Sculptors Simultaneously in Focus: Nick Kačić Exhibits in Šibenik, Edo Hrženjak Soon in Bjelovar
While world-renowned Kačić's 'Sculptor and His Stone' at Civitas Sacra gallery celebrates family stonemasonry tradition, the Bjelovar artist has spent four years preparing an ambient story for the Museum, and also gained fame with his works in Gladiator II
Football
Netzer: The Blonde Genius Who Substituted Himself Into Games and Drove Ferraris
Günter Netzer was Germany's first football superstar, a midfield conductor who told coaches how to play, while running a discotheque and owning around twenty Ferraris.
World
President of Bangladesh resigns ahead of Hasina's return from exile
Mohammed Shahabuddin stepped down nearly two years before the end of his term, leaving former prime minister Sheikh Hasina without a single high-ranking ally ahead of her planned return in December.