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Thousands Attend Ratko Mladić Funeral, Jeopardising Serbia's EU Bid
Thousands gathered in Belgrade for Ratko Mladić’s funeral, with ministers attending and the EU condemning public glorification of the convicted war
Spyware Hits Serbian Protesters in Largest Documented Wave of Surveillance
At least 14 civil-society figures, including student protesters, were infected with advanced spyware.
When the Danube Runs Low, Europe’s Wartime Past Rises Again
Record-low water levels along the Danube are exposing sunken Second World War ships, unexploded ordnance and other military remnants, turning an intensifying European drought into a reminder of a conflict buried beneath one of the continent’s most important rivers.
Zelensky Warns Ukraine Faces Winter With ‘Virtually No’ Intact Thermal Power Plants
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky says the country is heading into winter with “virtually no intact thermal power plants” as Russian strikes continue to target energy infrastructure and frontline communities.
Danube's Record Low Forces Shutdown Of Hungary's Only Nuclear Plant
Hungary warns energy could become 'critical' as Paks halts when Danube levels fall to decades-low amid a regional heatwave.