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A van crashed into a crowd at Berlin's Pride parade, resulting in one death and 16 injuries. The driver, a 21-year-old with alleged Islamist connections, reportedly went on to stab several people before fleeing. He is currently being sought by authorities.
A 60-year-old electrician lost his life in Pogradec while reportedly working to repair a defect. The incident is classified under local news.
Pogradec is hosting the 'Enkelana' Marathon, with more than 550 athletes from around the world participating. The event is described as having a festive atmosphere with spectacular races, and winners have been announced.
Director Christopher Nolan recounts an emotional moment on set that inspired him to create the film 'The Odyssey', sharing that he was moved to tears.
For the first time in a public hospital, the 'Memorial' hospital in Fier has successfully carried out an advanced heart intervention, marking a significant medical achievement.
Ukrainian President Zelensky stated that Moscow is requesting 30,000 soldiers from North Korea. Additionally, Russian forces reported downing 133 drones over their territory.
An opinion piece by Fatos Çoçoli questions whether a compassionate administration for citizens is a possible or impossible mission in the current context.
The United States has reportedly halted strikes against Iran. According to The New York Times, President Trump's decision was influenced by concerns over the depletion of Patriot missile stockpiles, while Iran's Revolutionary Guard threatens Washington's allies.