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From Kluz to Beko: Ex-YU Fashion, Adored by Foreigners, and Now a True Treasure

Have you ever opened your mother's or grandmother's wardrobe and thought, 'This is a miracle, not just a wardrobe'?

At 15, she received offers for yachts and apartments: Paulina Porizkova revealed the terrifying side of modeling

Supermodel Paulina Porizkova, a Sports Illustrated Swimsuit magazine legend, decided to speak about the dark side of the high fashion world, revealing experiences that have followed her since the very beginning of her career.

Global Recognition for Serbian Cadastre: RGZ Delegation Alongside Global Leaders at the UN

A delegation from the Republic Geodetic Authority participated in United Nations meetings in Vienna dedicated to improving geospatial information management and developing an integrated data ecosystem in Europe and the broader international environment.

Attack on Trump-Kennedy Center: Attempted Poisoning with Toxic Substances, Investigation Underway

The Trump-Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts was the target of what officials described as a "calculated, malicious attack" early Friday, after a "toxic chemical" was poured onto its outdoor ice rink, forcing the cancellation of one performance, FoxNews reports.

Ignoring This Car Light in Winter Can Cost You Dearly: Experts Reveal Why

Driving with low tire pressure reduces vehicle stability, increases braking distance, and worsens road grip. Besides safety risks, it also leads to uneven tire wear and increased fuel consumption.

Smaller than a bacterium, yet stores terabytes: This is the Guinness World Record that sounds impossible

Researchers from the University of Vienna have set a new Guinness World Record by engraving the world's smallest QR code, whose surface area is smaller than most known bacteria. This microscopic record, only 1.98 square micrometers in size, is invisible to the naked eye and requires an electron microscope for reading.