Norway Reaches 97 Percent Electric Vehicle Sales
Norway has reached 97 percent electric vehicle sales, with EVs now outnumbering diesel cars on the road for the first time in the country's history.
Klaudie Geniusová
Scottish Wildcats Are Breeding in Cairngorms After Decades of Absence
Over 35 Scottish wildcats have been released into Cairngorms National Park since 2023, with at least five litters born in 2025, marking a significant recovery milestone.
European Bison Population Has Grown From 60 to 9,000 in One Century
European bison numbers have grown from fewer than 60 individuals in captivity a century ago to around 9,000 animals today, one of conservation's great recoveries.
Tokyo Opens Its Zoos and Gardens Free for Greenery Day
On Greenery Day, May 4, Tokyo opened Ueno Zoo, Rikugien and other top gardens free of charge, welcoming families across the city into nature.
Japan’s Children’s Day Fills Rivers With Thousands of Colourful Carp Streamers
Across Japan on Children's Day, colourful koinobori carp streamers flew over rivers and parks, celebrating the health and happiness of children.
Prague Ranked Among the World’s Best Cities for Exploring on Foot
Prague has been ranked among the top cities in the world for pedestrian exploration, recognised for its compact historic centre and architectural richness.
Serbia Sees Hybrid Cars Outsell Petrol Vehicles for the First Time
In Q1 2026, sales of new hybrid vehicles in Serbia surpassed petrol car sales for the first time, marking a turning point in the country's shift toward cleaner transport.
Albania Generates Nearly 100 Percent of Its Electricity From Hydropower
Albania is one of the very few countries in the world where nearly all electricity comes from renewable hydropower, making it a clean energy leader.
Montenegro Is the Frontrunner for the Next EU Membership
Montenegro closed multiple EU accession chapters in 2025 and is now widely considered the frontrunner among Western Balkan candidates for EU membership.
World’s Most Valuable Stamp to Be Exhibited in Prague
The One-Cent Magenta, the world's most valuable stamp last sold for over 8 million dollars, will be exhibited in Prague for Czech collectors and visitors.