Strong winds in Slovenia's Gorenjska region have led to school and kindergarten closures in Žirovnica, with classes canceled for Friday due to an extraordinary 36-hour weather event.

The municipality of Ehleringen is constructing a new cycling path that will partially close a gap in the route to Esch, coinciding with drainage work on the 'Crassier'.

Montenegro is the closest candidate to EU membership but still faces demanding rule of law reforms, requiring time, collective will, and commitment from all political actors.

Sony Pictures plans to wind down operations at its L.A.-based VFX firm Pixomondo, known for its work on 'House Of The Dragon,' as major studios look to cut VFX-heavy budget costs and AI tools advance, with some functions to be integrated into other areas of Sony production.

Η ελληνική χρηματιστηριακή αγορά έκλεισε σε ελαφρώς υψηλότερα επίπεδα, με τον Γενικό Δείκτη στις 2.060,16 μονάδες και τζίρο 314,14 εκατ.

Poland is experiencing a low-pressure weather system with increased cloudiness and intense precipitation, though a high-pressure system will briefly bring clearer skies and higher temperatures over the weekend before another shift.

Fox McCloud from the 'Star Fox' series is officially joining the 'Super Mario Galaxy Movie,' marking his first film appearance and bringing Nintendo closer to a dream crossover. This inclusion further fuels speculation about a potential 'Super Smash Bros.' film.

Dozens of women in Moldova are currently paying off loans for services from a ballet, pilates, and stretching studio called LEVITA, which has since closed down, leaving them with debts to non-banking credit organizations.

Cloud infrastructure is being recognized as a significant, albeit quiet, winner amidst the ongoing boom in artificial intelligence.

A discussion explores whether the music video has died in the age of TikTok, referencing the end of VEVO and the closure of the iconic MTV, as the entertainment industry adapts to audiences prioritizing brief content.

Christian Wolf, known for his brand More Nutrition and luxury real estate, has disclosed that he possesses a fortune in the triple-digit millions.

Nicholas Brendon, known for 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer,' was found dead in his New York home on March 20, with a close friend nearby in his final moments. Authorities are investigating, and the Putnam County coroner has provided new details on the actor's death, initially assessed as from natural causes.

Seeker Music Group has successfully closed its inaugural $267 million asset-backed securitization to expand its catalog, while Warner Records Nashville has promoted five employees and hired one.

French influencer Elisa Buj has drawn public condemnation after posting a bizarre video in which she places clothespins on a cat.

A new GOP bill has been unveiled that would cut federal funding to states refusing to disclose private election vendor contracts and foreign ties, aiming to boost transparency before the 2026 elections.

Italy is experiencing severe winter weather, including snow at low altitudes, waves reaching up to 10 meters, and strong gale-force winds, with conditions expected to persist until Friday. This wave of severe weather has also brought diverted flights, low-altitude snowfall, strong wind gusts, yellow alerts across nine regions, and incidents including park closures and a fallen tree injuring a woman.

Customs officials in Zagreb's Dubrava district seized almost 1500 pieces of counterfeit clothing and footwear on March 24, found in a warehouse operating as an illegal store.

The Bonnici Group, close business partners of the Prime Minister, have been formally held responsible for a partial wall collapse in the Bulebel industrial estate last year due to 'professional negligence'.

Drivers are being turned back on Iceland's Reykjanesbrautin road, with rescue teams increasing personnel to manage the situation as many motorists prefer to wait for the road to reopen rather than return to Hafnarfjörður.

The Akota-Dandia Bazar Bridge in Vadodara, India, will be closed for 14 days to facilitate construction work for the bullet train project, with alternate routes advised for commuters.

Egypt will implement a decree requiring earlier closing times for shops and restaurants to reduce energy consumption, though tourist resorts will be exempt from these new regulations.

The Eastern Visayas Medical Center in Tacloban City, Philippines, has launched a campaign to promote toxics-free and zero-waste practices, aiming to reduce plastic use and improve healthcare waste management.

An opinion piece highlights a growing 'storm' of opposition against an unspecified closure. The issue is creating significant debate.

A research team is working to uncover the mystery behind the origin of the monumental Romanesque bronze artwork, the Klosterneuburg Agnes chandelier, which is closely tied to the monastery's founding story.

The foreign ministers of Malaysia and Pakistan have jointly urged for de-escalation and emphasized the importance of diplomacy to resolve the ongoing conflict in West Asia.

UAE authorities are implementing stricter traffic enforcement and issuing real-time alerts about water accumulation on roads during heavy rains, following recent downpours that caused lost car number plates and prompted praise for Sharjah's quick response, while the NCM has debunked 'cyclone' claims as wind speeds hit 74kmph.

A $50 billion fund allocated by Congress to bolster rural healthcare is raising concerns, as some states' plans for their share of the money may inadvertently prompt rural hospitals to reduce services or even close.

The province of Gelderland in the Netherlands has begun unpacking 16,000 boxes of archaeological finds, discovering various items including a 'penis statue' made of bone, unique pottery, and a clothing pin, some of which have been stored for decades.

Hungary is increasing its gas reserves following attacks on Turkstream and the closure of the Druzhba pipeline, with the government adopting a tougher stance towards Kyiv amidst a precarious European situation.

Zara's website, already known for unusual model poses, has sparked a new debate among customers due to a controversial feature introduced in its children's clothing section.

A court order mandates Revolut to provide Sky with the names and addresses of users who sent money to resellers of illegal streaming devices, raising questions about potential prosecutions.

India's new income tax law, effective April 1, brings changes to how income, deductions, salary, capital gains, and disclosures are reported, verified, and filed, though income tax slabs remain unchanged.

The political formation associated with Bulgarian President Rumen Radev has reportedly received close to 150,000 euros in donations, according to recent financial disclosures.

Daylight saving time begins this week, with clocks moving forward from 2:00 AM to 3:00 AM on Sunday, March 28th, resulting in the loss of an hour of sleep and potential effects on the human body.

Dubai experienced a dramatic transformation with the arrival of clouds and showers. The weather event gave the city a distinct and striking appearance.

Incumbent leadership at Korea Zinc's annual general meeting, led by Chair Choi Yun-beom, secured victory in a closely watched proxy fight, thanks to broad support from retail and foreign investors.

Kenya is moving closer to developing nuclear power capabilities, with plans for a nuclear plant in Siaya indicating significant progress in its energy strategy.

British retail sales have tumbled this month by the most since April 2020, when most non-food shops were closed at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a recent survey.

New Zealand media company Stuff has announced the closure of its Wellington newspaper print plant, a decision that will result in 30 job losses.

A cosmic cloud located in the heart of the Milky Way is described as potentially having a raspberry taste and rum smell, being alcoholic, and highly toxic, according to NASA images.

An airline in Fiji is closely monitoring fuel prices and supply, indicating concerns about operational costs and resource availability.

Drone strikes on March 1 damaged three Amazon Web Services (AWS) cloud facilities in the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain, exposing Nigeria's lack of digital independence and potential vulnerability.

The African Democratic Congress (ADC) has publicly criticized the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) regarding worsening insecurity in Nigeria, now specifically blaming the recent terror surge on mismanaged ECOWAS relations, while also announcing plans to hold nationwide congresses and a national convention.

Mining giant Rio Tinto is officially exiting the diamond business following the closure of its last remaining diamond mine. This marks the end of the company's long-standing involvement in the diamond industry.

A truck accident occurred on the E18 near Arendal, Norway, in the early hours of Thursday, leading to a diesel spill into a nearby river and the closure of the highway in both directions.

Actress Brittany Snow marked her 40th birthday with a luxurious desert celebration at an Airbnb, stunning in a white bikini and turquoise silk gown alongside close friends.

RCS MediaGroup closed 2025 with a positive net result of 54.8 million euros, achieving an EBITDA of 142 million euros and maintaining strong cash generation.

An Israeli judge has closed the case concerning the death of a Palestinian teenager in prison, despite reports of evidence suggesting starvation as a contributing factor.

Several major companies are slated to release their earnings reports before the market opens on Thursday, providing key financial updates for investors.

Dr. Safiétou Thiam has disclosed critical figures and identified specific areas of vulnerability concerning HIV, providing an updated overview of the situation.

The EFCC Chairman, Olukoyede, disclosed how the agency prevented a national disaster by stopping a contractor from installing fake transmission lines, highlighting efforts against procurement fraud.

An Israeli judge has closed the case regarding the death of a Palestinian teenager in prison, despite evidence suggesting starvation as a contributing factor.

Several meters of the E12 road north of Hemavan in Västerbotten, Sweden, have collapsed, leading to the complete closure of the road.

A TVN24 reporter questioned Polish President Karol Nawrocki about Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban's close relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin, eliciting a nervous reaction from the head of state.

American software company Zendesk is closing its offices in Serbia, resulting in the layoff of more than 60 employees, citing pressure from artificial intelligence as a contributing factor.

Up to 25 centimeters of snow is expected in Hungary's Bakony region, with the Hungarian Public Road company warning of winter road conditions due to an incoming Mediterranean cyclone.

The Invesco Nasdaq Free Cash Flow Achievers ETF has declared a quarterly distribution of $0.02257.

A drone attack reportedly struck a residential building and a military vessel in the port city of Vyborg, Russia, on Wednesday, signifying that the war has reached Russian civilian society, according to military experts.

A new report highlights that independent schools dominate among the best schools in Sweden, leading to a debate as political parties like S, V, MP, and L propose closing what are considered the country's top educational institutions.

A Democratic lawmaker and Kennedy Center board member, Rep. Beatty, has filed a lawsuit asking a judge to stop a renovation decision and potential name change, criticizing it as an 'unlawful demolition-first-ask-questions-later approach' similar to one adopted by former President Trump at the White House.

At nub of conflict so far has been Strait of Hormuz. Now a second waterway, the Bab al-Mandab Strait, is at risk as Iran-backed Houthis threaten to enter war.

A 78-year-old furniture chain has announced the closure of all its retail locations, marking the end of a long-standing business.

The Fidesz party in Győr denies knowledge of a campaign-changing event, yet half of the city center will be closed on the day of Prime Minister Orbán's arrival, leading to widespread speculation and anticipated counter-protests.

A demo for Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream is now available, but players are cautioned that Miis in the demo will eventually become homebound advertising robots if they are bought clothes.

Kim Kardashian is auctioning off her wardrobe from the Hulu drama 'All’s Fair' to fund free legal services for women, emphasizing that access to legal representation should not depend on one's financial status.

Εν μέσω παγκόσμιας οικονομικής αστάθειας που οφείλεται εν πολλοίς στη σύρραξη στη Μέση Ανατολή, δυσοίωνες προβλέψεις αναφέρουν ότι ορισμένες πιο ευάλωτες εταιρείες βρίσκονται σε επισφαλή θέση όσον…

Delhi police have issued a traffic advisory due to the closure of the Khanda Chowk Bridge, effective March 26, 2026, for essential repair and resurfacing works.

Reports suggest that an inner circle close to former US President Trump may have profited significantly from his market-disrupting economic and political policy shifts, seemingly anticipating his announcements.

A fire was reported at Idrizovo Prison in North Macedonia, specifically on the roof of the ambulance building within the closed section of the facility.

MEP Dainius Zalimas has emphasized the critical need for accountability regarding the disclosure of sensitive information discussed at the EU level, advocating for such leaks to be treated as an EU-level crime.

Nebius has launched its AI Cloud 3.5, featuring serverless AI capabilities designed to significantly speed up development times for users.

EnerSys has announced plans to shut down its plant in Mexico and shift production operations to Missouri.

Poland's Law and Justice (PiS) party is being criticized for contrasting its past actions with current promises, such as closing mines while now pledging to open them, in an apparent strategy to appeal to voters.

Residential developer Robyg is moving closer to returning to the stock market, with its general meeting voting to issue new shares, though a decision on a public offering has not yet been made. Experts believe existing risk factors do not disqualify the developer's IPO.

Bosnia and Herzegovina will transition to daylight saving time on the last weekend of March, with clocks moving forward.

Sony has closed another first-party studio, Dark Outlaw, though reports indicate the studio was not developing a live-service game, contrary to a recent trend of Sony studio closures.

Shares in Swedish retailer H&M declined after the company announced expectations of increased profit loss from markdowns in the current quarter.

The Trebević cable car in Sarajevo will be closed from March 30 to April 20, 2026, for planned complex service work on its roller batteries as part of regular maintenance.

A road near Hafnarfjall, Iceland, has been closed due to extremely gusty winds reaching up to 28 m/sec, with rescue teams on standby despite the road appearing clear.

The High Court has issued a notice to Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah concerning a petition that challenges the closure of a case by a special court in Bengaluru, which involved alleged irregularities in land allotments by MUDA.

The Pakistan Meteorological Department has forecast partly cloudy weather for Karachi, with chances of isolated thunderstorms and rain expected on March 26 and 28.

Italy is experiencing a wave of severe weather, bringing diverted flights, low-altitude snowfall, and strong wind gusts, with yellow alerts issued across nine regions and incidents including park closures and a fallen tree injuring a woman.

An opinion piece argues that British Columbia is adopting a deceptive approach regarding Indigenous rights, likening its actions to a 'wolf in sheep’s clothing'.

Major mall operators in Manila, Philippines, have announced adjusted operating schedules for the upcoming Holy Week observance, including closures on Maundy Thursday and Good Friday.

Mykonos businesswoman Angela Evangelia Grypari revealed how she assisted in uncovering a nationwide fraud ring, involving a powerful Roma family from Thessaly, after a close relative fell victim to the Gold Sovereign scam.

Tribeny Rai’s 'Shape of Momo' will open the 11th annual Indie Meme Film Festival in Austin, while Vaishali Sinha’s documentary 'Give It a Shot' is set to close the celebration of South Asian cinema.

Lithuania will switch to summer time on the last Sunday of March, March 31, by moving clocks forward one hour, with discussions ongoing in Europe regarding seasonal time changes and advice provided for smart device adjustments.

Greece's tax revenues remained stagnant in February, showing no significant increase despite closing the gap from January, with agricultural protests and the impact on fuel tax revenues being cited as contributing factors.

Various groups in Malaysia, including Dr. Wee, are warning that a drastic hike in diesel prices will trigger a chain reaction of price increases across sectors and potentially lead to business closures.

The popular Swiss tourist destination of Weggis is currently under close monitoring for potential landslides, indicating geological instability in the area.

The operator of North Safari Sapporo zoo is facing accusations of unauthorized development, which led to the zoo's closure last year after the allegations surfaced.

The Nobel Committee has opened up about its travel and gifts from the past year, with the Nobel Institute acknowledging that there is significant room for improvement in its practices.

European Central Bank (ECB) Governing Council member Joachim Nagel has indicated that an interest rate hike in April remains 'an option,' according to Reuters reports. His statement suggests the ECB is closely monitoring economic conditions for potential monetary policy adjustments.

Montenegro is forecast to have predominantly cloudy weather tomorrow with rain, and higher mountainous regions in the north expecting sleet and snow, with more intense precipitation later in the day.

Sony is set to close Pixomondo, a visual effects studio known for its work on 'Game of Thrones,' after all current projects and contracts are completed.

GCash and Fuse are collaborating to make it easier for female micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) to access fair financing and expand their businesses.

What initially appeared to be snowfall outside a kitchen window was revealed upon closer inspection to be a much less appetizing and rather gruesome scene, described as a 'bloody massacre'.

A new report highlights the escalating rivalry between Bengaluru and Hyderabad, India's economic powerhouses, with Bengaluru leading in startup funding and tech roles while Hyderabad rapidly closes the gap in office space and company formation.

Petrol pumps in Hyderabad and other parts of Telangana, India, experienced closures due to panic buying, although officials confirmed there is no actual fuel shortage in the region.

India's Chief Justice Kant disclosed an incident in open court where a litigant's father contacted his brother, leading the CJI to warn of potential criminal contempt action.

A reader's opinion piece clarifies that Metropolia University of Applied Sciences will continue to provide library services to students, confirming that no physical library or information service spaces are being closed on any campus.

Nigeria's Attorney General of the Federation, Mr. Fagbemi, has defended the resolution of the OPL 245 oil block dispute, projecting a 150,000 barrels per day output as the long-standing disagreement nears closure.

The Portuguese Health Minister pledges to bring 'predictability and security' to new regional emergency services, citing the Barreiro hospital's closure for the equivalent of a full year since 2024 as a key concern.

An iconic seafood restaurant chain has announced store closures and is reportedly facing a fresh risk of bankruptcy.

What did Zoran Stevanović and Anže Logar discuss over coffee in the city center? How long can the formation of the future government take with such a close election result?

Closures in Gulf airspace have led to significant disruptions, leaving numerous Asia-to-Europe travelers stranded and incurring substantial financial losses.

Several stocks, including DRVN, EGO, and FBLG, are highlighted for investors to watch after market close on Wednesday.

Reports indicate that Nils Schmadtke, a close associate of Max Eberl, is currently fighting for his future behind the scenes at FC Bayern Munich.

Italian daily newspapers La Repubblica and La Stampa have been sold to the Greek Antenna Group, which is reportedly close to Trump, raising concerns about media independence in Italy.

Bosch-Siemens Home Appliances is set to close its historic oven factory in Bretten, Baden, a move described as a financial, emotional, and historical catastrophe for the city, highlighting broader industrial challenges in Germany.

An "Oščadbanko" collector has spoken out for the first time about being subjected to extremely harsh treatment and round-the-clock interrogations by Hungarian law enforcement officials during his detention.

Six individuals remain hospitalized following a fatal plane collision on a LaGuardia Airport runway, an incident that occurred after dozens of previous close calls, raising significant concerns about air traffic safety.

Heavy downpours have closed roads in Kuwait, leading to the deployment of emergency teams. This follows similar unstable weather in the UAE, where a motorist escaped a flash flood in Fujairah and Sharjah launched a large-scale disinfection drive to deal with stagnant rainwater.

The Chief Minister of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (K-P) has accused the government of sidelining the PTI and making key decisions behind closed doors, following the unexplained cancellation of an NFC meeting.

The Nobel Committee has announced that all its members will now publicly disclose their financial interests, gift lists, and travel, including past records, to ensure greater transparency.

All members of the Nobel Committee are now required to disclose full details of gift lists and affiliations, including past records, in a move towards greater transparency.

Firefighters were called to an Iowa state park after residents reported a dense cloud, fearing a fire, but it was later discovered that the cause of the phenomenon was entirely different.

The Turbina entertainment venue, which was closed in early March due to drug trafficking allegations, is set to reopen with a series of events culminating on election night.

Nina Mevold has stepped down as the director of Sørlandet Hospital after the board concluded a closed meeting by expressing a lack of confidence in her leadership.

Serbia's IT sector has seen a new wave of layoffs in the past ten days, with several companies closing operations, leading to over 500 job losses.

Morag, one of the identical twin sheep cloned from the same embryo that paved the way for Dolly's birth in 1996, will be featured in a popular museum exhibition.

A spin-off of the popular show 'Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi' has surpassed 'Anupamaa' on the TRP chart, achieving a reach of 2.3 million viewers.

Animal welfare campaigners are welcoming a new consultation process that marks a significant step towards a potential ban on trail hunting in the UK.

Countess Lara Cosima Henckel von Donnersmarck, a figure closely watched by the fashion industry, has announced her engagement to François Pinault, the eldest son of the owner of luxury group Kering.

AD ESM and ESM Molika Bitola announced the closure of a canteen at REK Bitola as a preventive measure pending analysis of samples, urging political parties to refrain from speculation.

Bollywood actor Ranveer Singh disclosed that he faced a casting couch experience early in his career, where someone attempted to negotiate with him.

A roundup for 2026 highlights free cloud mining platforms that allow users to earn Bitcoin and Dogecoin daily without upfront investment, marking an an evolution from traditional ASIC machine mining.

Italy's anti-graft chief has stated that the country needs to close its legislative gap concerning abuse of office, following the European Parliament's approval of a new anti-corruption directive.

Nintendo has officially confirmed that Starfox hero Fox McCloud will be featured in the upcoming 'Super Mario Galaxy Movie,' with a new poster hinting at a potential 'Super Smash Bros.' film crossover.

The upcoming "Naruto" anime series is set to feature a new, terrifying duplication ability that will redefine and surpass the iconic Shadow Clone Jutsu.

Geldmaat, the Dutch ATM operator, is implementing urgent measures to combat a series of ATM bombings, leading to the immediate closure of certain types of ATMs and partial or full closures of others.

Bean Bar and AcePlayMore have collaborated to create a unique capsule clothing line, crafted from high-quality fabrics, set to be available in selected coffee chain stores.

Police in Tacloban City have arrested a man accused of siphoning approximately 70 liters of diesel fuel from a parked business establishment truck.

Rockstar Games has launched a new Moonshiner event in Red Dead Online, surprising gamers with triple rewards, new outfits, and limited-time clothing.

An experienced traveler has shared advice against wearing white clothing and shorts on airplanes, citing practical reasons for avoiding them during flights.

A court has ruled that the Mayor of Stara Zagora, Zhivko Todorov, unlawfully refused to provide information to journalist Venelina Popova under the Access to Public Information Act, obliging him to disclose it.

An article explores the challenges of dealing with toxic family members, such as a manipulative mother or narcissistic sibling, and discusses the decision to cut ties with close relatives.

Skånetrafiken, the public transport authority in Skåne, Sweden, is implementing a policy to close the rear doors on its buses, with Lund noted as a key location for this change.

Psychologists warn that the constant need to quickly respond to messages, often perceived as a sign of responsibility or closeness, can lead to greater hidden pressure and stress for some individuals.

Croatian singer Severina attended Petar Grašo's 50th birthday celebration, where she affectionately referred to him as her 'James Bond,' highlighting their close friendship and past musical collaboration.

Delegates of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Nigeria's North-east region endorsed a consensus list of officials to lead the party for the next four years during a meeting in Gombe.

As summer approaches, an article offers tips on how to creatively restyle and re-wear existing wardrobe items to achieve a fresh look without new purchases.

Indian banks and schools are expected to be closed on March 26 and 27, 2026, for the Ram Navami holiday, with the festive rush also triggering heavy traffic on the Pune-Mumbai Expressway.

Country music star Ty Herndon has released a new memoir where he candidly discusses his experiences being closeted in the country music industry, sexual assault, and finding love in his 60s.

Bengaluru's Marathahalli bridge will be closed for three days to facilitate metro construction, with traffic diversions and alternative routes announced.

The GrowthKills citizen movement protested an economic forum in Brussels focused on cloud, AI, and datacenters, raising concerns about the significant energy consumption of these technologies, with one giant datacenter projected to consume as much electricity as the city of Namur.

Actors Jean Dujardin and Ryan Gosling are in a close race for the top position at the box office, with their respective films 'Les Rayons et les Ombres' and 'Projet dernière chance' benefiting from the 'Printemps du cinéma' event.

The new 'CITUS Tyzenhauz' real estate project in Vilnius aims to provide residents with the prestige of living in the Old Town while mitigating common drawbacks like noise, street closures, and parking issues.

A single mother, who recently experienced the loss of her closest relatives, is now searching online for a 'bonus grandma' for her son. She posted her plea on Facebook to find a new supportive figure for her child.

A rescue operation is underway at Vienna's Karlsplatz, leading to a partial closure of the U4 subway line between Landstraße and Pilgramgasse, with reports indicating a rescue helicopter is also in use.

The Nobel Committee has released an overview detailing the roles and financial interests of its members, promoting transparency.

Sarah Ferguson has denied claims that she intended to clone Queen Elizabeth's corgis, Muick and Sandy, who came into her and Prince Andrew's care after the Queen's death in 2022.

A driver in Iceland drove through a road closure and narrowly avoided hitting a rescue worker, prompting concerns about safety at incident sites.

Police are hoping a dentist's 'unique work' can help identify a murdered man whose body was discovered by campers in 2015, 22 years after his death, as they remain no closer to identifying him.

Greece is expected to experience scattered clouds and a slight increase in temperature on Thursday, with local rains anticipated in the Ionian, Epirus, Western Central Greece, and Western Peloponnese by evening.

Stuff Group has announced the closure of its Petone printing plant in 2027, with operations relocating to Christchurch, leading to the loss of 30 jobs.

Following the "Fernandes case," German Justice Minister Hubig announced plans to close legal loopholes but rejected a mandatory real-name identification policy for online users, citing valid reasons for online anonymity.

Sivaramakrishnan, who played 25 international matches for India, disclosed that struggles with racism during his career, particularly during the IPL in the UAE, led to severe depression, making him not want to see himself in the mirror.

Bank customers and investors in India are advised to check holiday schedules as both bank branches and stock markets (NSE, BSE) will be closed for the Ram Navami festival on March 26. Dalal Street will observe this early pause in the trading week as per the exchange's official calendar.

The IP2 road in the Portalegre area of Portugal has been closed due to an accident. Emergency services, including 14 personnel and six vehicles, were mobilized to the scene, with no estimated time for the road's reopening.

More than 4,500 men have reportedly been victims of an online scam that tricked them into performing solo acts, details of which are yet to be fully disclosed.

Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) has announced plans to close an access road within the Kuchai Business Park.

The Bangladesh government is implementing measures aimed at reducing severe traffic congestion in the capital city of Dhaka.

Iran's rejection of direct talks with the United States is seen as a reflection of deep mistrust, though it does not necessarily close the door to diplomacy, potentially indicating a strategy to set specific conditions for future negotiations.

Montenegro closed 21 cases before the European Court of Human Rights in 2025 and significantly reduced the number of new cases from 17 to seven, according to the new annual report from the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe.

The Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) has reduced airport terminal fees and approved a fuel surcharge increase, while the Philippine National Police (PNP) reported 415 gas station closures nationwide due to the ongoing oil supply crisis. Additionally, the Iloilo provincial government has rolled out enhanced energy and fuel conservation measures across multiple sectors.

Microsoft's stock is undergoing its most challenging quarter in 17 years, with analysts suggesting that improvements in its cloud and software businesses may take considerable time to materialize.

Talk show host Graham Norton has revealed the truth regarding a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) related to Taylor Swift's rumored wedding, clarifying previous jokes he made about signing such a document.

Poland is forecast to experience a cloudy and rainy night, with some snowfall in places, leading to a generally gloomy aura across most of the country on Thursday, March 26th.

The Sanctuary of Fátima has announced the start of its reforestation plan for the prayer enclosure this week, following the destruction of hundreds of trees by storm Kristin.

Montenegro's path to European Union accession is moving closer but remains contingent on the implementation of key reforms and a robust growth plan.

DPS MP Ivan Vuković announced that Montenegro is lagging in its EU integration, with only four chapters (2, 9, 28, 29) realistically expected to close by July, instead of the previously anticipated ten.

The Leiria City Council has created new mechanisms for financial control and disclosure in response to 'Kristin', following the PS party's rejection of a similar proposal from the PSD in March.

Less than three months before the 2026 World Cup, former French maestro Zinédine Zidane is reportedly the clear frontrunner to succeed Didier Deschamps as the head coach of France's national football squad, with Deschamps set to step down after the competition.

Amazon has confirmed its plan to shut down its inaugural facility in the United Kingdom, a move that will impact approximately 500 employees.