COPENHAGEN, Denmark (AP) — The trial of a Polish man accused of punching Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen in the shoulder in June began Tuesday, with Frederiksen not expected to appear in court. She suffered a minor whiplash injury when a man assaulted her in central Copenhagen on June 7 and canceled her schedule for
ATHENS, Greece (AP) — A cruise ship rescued 77 migrants found overnight in a sailboat in distress far off the southwestern coast of Greece and was transporting them to the nearest major port, Greek authorities said Tuesday. A passing Maltese-flagged cargo ship found the boat 112 nautical miles (129 miles, 207 kilometers) southwest of the
Politika | 06.08.2024 | access_time 09:35 Predsednik Udruženja “Ne damo Jadar” iz Gornjih Nedeljica Zlatko Kokanović pozvao je Beograđane i sve građane Srbije da u što većem broju prisustvuju protestu protiv rudarenja koji je zakazan za subotu 10. avgusta u Beogradu. Kokanović je agenciji Beta kazao da se protest u Beogradu ne odnosi samo na
Politika | 06.08.2024 | access_time 09:15 Ministar zdravlja Zlatibor Lončar najavio je da će danas u 13.15 biti predstavljen tim zdravstvenih stručnjaka koji će se baviti uticajem iskopavanja litijuma na zdravlje građane Srbije. On je rekao na RTS-u da će u tom timu biti šef katedre za higijenu koja se bavi zagađenjem životne okoline, ljudi
U Smederevu je oko 19.00 počeo protestni skup građana zbog najave iskopavanja litijuma u Srbiji, a građani traže da vlada Srbije ispuni zahtev o zabrani iskopavanja do 10. avgusta i najavljenog skupa u Beogradu. Ekološki aktivista sa Homolja i jedan od najavljenih govornika Ivan Milosavljević izjavio je za N1 pred početak skupa da su građani
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — Saudi oil giant Aramco reported half-year profits Tuesday of $56.3 billion, down from the year before due to weakening volumes sold amid worries about the global economy. Aramco, formally known as the Saudi Arabian Oil Co., said its overall revenue for the half-year was $220.7 billion, up from $218.6
FREETOWN, Sierra Leone (AP) — Abdul Jalloh was the only practicing psychiatrist in Sierra Leone when he took over the country’s sole psychiatric hospital on the outskirts of the capital. Now six years later, the young doctor is leading a transformation of mental health services in the West African nation. He abolished the practice of
TOKYO (AP) — Nissan showed Tuesday what it called a “cool paint” to keep people inside vehicles cooler, although the coating is six times thicker, making commercialization still a challenge. The company’s announcement Tuesday was timely, coming as Japan was enduring record sweltering temperatures. Nissan Motor Co. tested the paint on vehicles scuttling around Tokyo’s
Four Palestinians were killed, including three teenagers, and another seven were wounded by Israeli fire during a military raid in the occupied West Bank, Palestinian officials said Tuesday, as world leaders tried to stop tensions in the Middle East from boiling over into a regional war. The Lebanese militant group Hezbollah said it launched a
BENGALURU, India (AP) — India Prime Minister Narendra Modi was in the midst of a monthslong reelection campaign this April when he took to social media to trumpet a “remarkable feat!” and a “historic milestone” for his country: crossing 1 billion metric tons of coal and lignite production. It was proof, Modi said, of India’s
