Following a directive from former President Donald Trump, the U.S. government and Department of Defense have declassified and released 161 documents related to Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAPs), commonly known as UFOs. The released files include accounts from Apollo astronauts and military personnel, and are now publicly accessible online.
A new political era is beginning in Hungary as Péter Magyar and his Tisza party are set to take power, officially ending Viktor Orbán's 16-year rule. The new National Assembly has been formed, and Magyar is scheduled to be sworn in as prime minister. The transition includes a key personnel change, with Marta Géró nominated as the new Minister of Justice after the initial candidate withdrew.
A court has sentenced Stojanče J. to 12 years in prison for inciting his wife, Ivana J., and their six-year-old daughter to commit suicide by jumping from a building. The court found that his persistent physical and verbal abuse created a state of hopelessness and despair that led to the tragic event.
The World Health Organization (WHO) has assessed the eight reported cases of hantavirus infection on the cruise ship MV Hondius, which included three fatalities, as a low public health risk. The WHO stated that the outbreak does not signal a new pandemic, as transmission of the Andes virus strain involved typically requires prolonged close contact.
During a visit to Šid, Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić announced that important elections are imminent. He also pledged substantial investments for the municipality, with over 20 million euros allocated for infrastructure and economic improvements by the end of the year.
Serbian tennis player Hamad Međedović defeated world No. 29 João Fonseca in a three-set match at the Rome Masters. After losing the first set, Međedović rallied to win the next two and advance to the third round.
Krsto Vujić, a high-ranking member of the Škaljari clan, was shot and killed in a cafe in Barcelona while with his family. Spanish authorities are investigating the assassination, which is believed to be part of the ongoing conflict between the Škaljari and Kavač clans.
Lithuanian team Rytas Vilnius won its first FIBA Champions League title, defeating AEK Athens 92:86 in overtime. AEK, coached by Dragan Šakota, held a significant lead for most of the game before Rytas mounted a comeback in the fourth quarter and overtime.
Juventus secured a 1-0 away victory against Lecce in the 36th round of Italy's Serie A. Serbian striker Dušan Vlahović scored the lone goal in the first minute of the match.
A bus transporting Novi Pazar football fans caught fire after a match against Crvena zvezda. There were no immediate reports of injuries, and the cause of the fire is currently unknown.
A large banner with the message "Serbia Wins" was displayed on Branko's Bridge in Belgrade. The event was described as a show of support for President Aleksandar Vučić and the SNS party, and a symbol of a unified "decent Serbia."
Following his party's victory in parliamentary elections, General Rumen Radev has been officially granted the mandate to form a new government by Bulgarian President Iliјаna Јotova. Serbian Prime Minister Đuro Macut congratulated Radev on his election.
Iran is expected to deliver its response to a US proposal for de-escalating the ongoing conflict. According to an Iranian official, the response will be sent through Pakistani intermediaries. The development comes amid heightened military tensions, including US strikes on Iranian ports.
Klarisa Strit, a 24-year-old from Manchester, died after being left unattended in a hospital corridor without oxygen. An investigation into her death reportedly uncovered multiple failings by medical staff, who allegedly thought she was exaggerating her symptoms.
Crvena Zvezda took a 1-0 lead in their ABA League playoff quarterfinal series with a 101-92 victory over Cedevita Olimpija. Following the game, Zvezda coach Saša Obradović gave an emotional tribute to the late club legend Vladimir Cvetković.
A 21-year-old woman is suspected of killing her newborn baby in a hospital toilet in Uroševac shortly after giving birth. According to reports, medical staff found the baby's body after hearing noises and investigating the restroom. An investigation is underway.
Denver Nuggets owner Josh Kroenke has stated unequivocally that star player Nikola Jokić is not available for trade. While acknowledging that other team members could be subject to change, Kroenke emphasized that Jokić's position as the team's leader is secure.
Al Hilal, featuring Serbian midfielder Sergej Milinković-Savić, won the Saudi Arabian Cup by defeating Al Khaleej 2-1. After falling behind early, Al Hilal scored twice before halftime and held on to secure the trophy.
Novak Djokovic was unexpectedly defeated in the second round of the Rome Masters by Croatian player Dino Prižmić. Following the loss, Djokovic announced he would not participate in the Geneva tournament and will head directly to Roland Garros.
Levante came from behind to defeat Osasuna 3-2 in the 36th round of the Spanish La Liga. The victory, secured after a significant turnaround, boosts Levante's hopes of avoiding relegation.
