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Winner of the National Nuclear Innovation Competition

The winner of the national Nuclear Innovation (I4N) Serbia 2026 competition, held at the Chamber of Commerce of Serbia in Belgrade, is Đorđe Đorđević from the Directorate for Radiation and Nuclear Safety and Security of Serbia (SRBATOM).

Aleksi Vasiljeviću Awarded "Ljubiša Rajić" Prize for Best Translation

The "Ljubiša Rajić" award, presented every two years for the best first translation of prose or poetry, was given to Aleksa Vasiljević for his translation of Leonora Carrington's English novel "The Hearing Trumpet," published by Red Box.

Trump sought release of UFO data: The question arises what aliens would think of humans

For generations, people have wondered what alien life from another planet would be like, but rarely do we ask what they would think of us, and this is a question that can elicit some unpleasant answers if you are an Earthling, AP writes, at a time when interest in this topic is growing as the United States (US) returns to the Moon.

Vreme: Брент Садлер новый директор N1, Игоря Божича исключают из АПР

Брент Садлер — новый директор телеканала N1, а также содиректор портала Nova.rs. Нынешний директор Игорь Божич будет исключен из реестра АПР, и в интервью «Vreme» он говорит, что, как и прежде, будет защищать редакционную политику N1, пока у него будет возможность.

Microsoft to Invest $10 Billion in Data Centers in Japan

Microsoft announced today that it will invest $10 billion in Japan over the next four years to build data centers dedicated to artificial intelligence and related infrastructure, foreign media reported.

Your phone becomes a genius without the internet: Google launches AI that changes everything

Google has officially raised the bar and introduced the new generation of Gemma 4 models, which are the foundation for the revolutionary Gemini Nano 4. This AI model is designed to run exclusively on your phone, meaning it doesn't need an internet connection to function. With new improvements, smartphones are ceasing to be just devices and are becoming true personal assistants with incredible capabilities.

Blood Poetry of Vengeance "Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair" Arrives in Cinemas

There are films that entertain, and there are those that change the way we watch films.

"Digital Apocalypse" Arrives Earlier: Quantum Computers Crack Strongest Passwords in Minutes

For years, experts assured us that quantum computers were a distant threat, but new research shows that the digital "walls" protecting our money and privacy could fall much sooner than we thought. Scientists from the California Institute of Technology (Caltech) and the University of California have discovered that quantum machines don't need to be as powerful as believed to "break" state-of-the-art encryption.

How Scammers Try to Pass Vehicle Inspections with Faulty Cars

Many drivers in the region attempt to pass vehicle inspections with faulty cars using bizarre and cheap tricks. Instead of fixing defects that directly compromise safety, they often resort to cleverly hiding warning lights on the dashboard. Statistical data shows that almost one in five vehicles ultimately fails the test due to serious deficiencies.

Urgent warning for iPhone owners: One mistake and hackers will empty all your accounts

Apple has issued an urgent appeal to all iPhone owners to update their systems immediately to protect themselves from a new and very dangerous threat. Experts warn of a hacking technique called DarkSword, which has become a favorite tool of criminal groups for stealing private data and cryptocurrencies. The attack is particularly dangerous because it allows hackers to take full, silent control of your device.

NASA Releases First Photos of Earth, Taken from Artemis II Mission

The American National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) today released the first photos of Earth taken by the crew of the Artemis II mission, a few hours after the mission left Earth's orbit, with the inscription "Hello, world."

See what astronauts are doing with iPhone 17 Pro in zero gravity

Apple has just secured marketing material that other brands can only dream of. The latest iPhone 17 Pro was spotted in the hands of astronauts during the historic NASA Artemis mission, marking the first human crew return to lunar orbit in over half a century. Footage circulating online shows astronauts playing with the phone in zero-gravity conditions, causing a stir on social media.