Prime Minister Takaichi is expected to announce an evolved diplomatic policy for a "Free and Open Indo-Pacific" during her visit to Vietnam later this week. The policy will emphasize strengthening cooperation in areas such as energy and AI.

Wholesale electricity prices decreased by 58% last week due to increased wind power generation. Natural gas prices also fell by 3.8% in anticipation of a second round of US-Iran negotiations.

The funeral for 31-year-old paramedic Mantas Sadauskas, who was brutally murdered, was held in Panevėžys, Lithuania, attended by family, colleagues, and many who did not know him personally.

Known for her distinctive looks, Modesta Vžesniauskaitė once again demonstrated her impeccable sense of style this weekend. Her chosen ensemble, though more subtle than usual, did not go unnoticed and captivated onlookers.

Entrepreneurs in Raseiniai, Lithuania, express hope for faster bureaucratic processes and the return of young people to the region. They believe these changes would help achieve the region's clear vision and ambitions.

Lithuania was struck by powerful winds, prompting meteorologists to issue urgent warnings about the impending weather. The strong gusts caused disruptions, with reports detailing the worst-affected areas and instances of individuals clearing fallen trees.

A new concert project has emerged from the rare alignment of two musicians' shared musical thinking, values, humor, and sense of timing.

Dominykas Dirkstys and Oksana Pikul have sparked a viral phenomenon in Lithuania, transforming "cringe" into a new social currency and captivating the nation with their tandem.

Lake Saimaa in Finland is projected to have water levels approximately half a meter below average this summer, marking the most exceptional situation in 50 years and severely affecting the peak boating and cottage season.

At the first meeting of the government's expert panel for the revision of three security-related documents, Prime Minister Takaichi requested effective recommendations, stressing the importance of strengthening 'comprehensive national power' by linking diplomatic and defense capabilities with economic strength.

The Higher State Prosecutor's Office in Podgorica, Montenegro, has filed an indictment against R.R. and R.P. for unauthorized production, possession, and distribution of narcotic drugs, following an investigation that found them holding cocaine in a rented house.

An agronomist provides advice on how to select a robotic lawnmower that meets expectations and how to properly maintain it for long-term use, highlighting their benefit in reducing the burden of lawn care.

A new television show titled 'Prime Time,' hosted by Pavlos Tsimas, is set to air on SKAI in June, focusing on Alexandras Avenue in Athens and its socio-political history.

An article discusses why some women experience severe menstrual pain that disrupts their plans and offers advice on how to alleviate these symptoms.

A hunter in his 60s was attacked and injured by a brown bear while participating in a culling operation in Shimamaki Village, Hokkaido. The bear was subsequently culled.

The body of a 25-year-old man, whose disappearance was reported over the weekend, has been found in the Vrbas canyon. Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding his death.

As Lithuanians increasingly travel to exotic countries, warnings are issued about malaria, one of the world's most dangerous infectious diseases. The advice comes ahead of World Malaria Day, observed on April 25th, to ensure proper protection.

Žygimantas Palaima discusses how online group meditations can be an effective, though lesser-known, method to calm an overactive mind, addressing issues like insomnia, anxiety, and racing thoughts.

On February 28, 2026, the US and Israel launched a coordinated massive air attack against Iran, targeting its military and government facilities. Nearly two months later, they have not succeeded in breaking Iran's resistance, which continues to counterattack.

The tourism markets in Turkey and Egypt are seeing unusual changes, with tour operators significantly cutting prices for all-inclusive packages to attract last-minute bookings, nearing absolute lows in some areas.

Sierra Leone's High Commissioner to Ghana, Mohamed Hassan Kai-Samba, has encouraged Ghanaian businesses to expand into Sierra Leone, presenting it as a strategic destination for investment, trade, and long-term partnerships.

The CEO of Conres LT, developer of the second phase of the Rūdninkai military town, stated that the company had no doubts about its partner Fegda, despite Fegda's previous poor road construction to the site.

For the second time this decade, a significant energy price shock has hit, and while optimism quickly returned to markets after a truce, the energy situation remains tense with potential for further disruptions, leaving a clear mark on investments.

A home care worker with 50 years of experience reflects on the 'golden age' of home care in Finland, noting that services once widely available are now accessible to only a few.

During Diet deliberations, Prime Minister Takaichi stated that a supplementary budget is not currently necessary, despite calls from the opposition to support businesses affected by the situation in Iran, citing the availability of existing reserve funds.

Chef Kyle Connaughton reflects on his career, influenced by "kaiseki" and California farming, as he reconnects with Japan through his Kyoto restaurant.

A handwritten letter from novelist Ryotaro Shiba, sent in December 1989 to poet Yoko Maki, the wife of the late writer Takeshi Kaiko, has been found. The letter contains Shiba's praise for his fellow writer.

A Lithuanian visitor to Bangladesh reported being shocked by the dangerous working conditions and extremely low wages, with locals earning barely a euro per day.

Richard Gere's 26-year-old son spoke about his career path in Hollywood, sharing insights and advice he received from his famous father, also mentioning his Greek name and Kaia Gerber.

Two Ukrainian entrepreneurs in Estonia have established a drone company, Arx, which has developed drones capable of shooting down Shahed drones, helicopters, and potentially other aerial targets.

The Far East Film Festival hosted various events, including Giddens Ko and Kai Ko presenting their film 'Kung Fu' and Wim Wenders awarding Yakusho Koji with the Golden Mulberry. Wenders also discussed his film 'Perfect Days' during the festival.

Paramedic Mantas Sadauskas, who was tragically murdered, was laid to rest in a funeral ceremony attended by grieving colleagues in uniform and a group of motorcyclists. Emergency vehicle sirens were sounded as a final tribute to his service.

The article discusses the phenomenon of influencer Viktorija Boniya and how her actions have become a significant test for the Kremlin system, stirring reactions even among non-politically engaged Russians.

Albanian police concluded "Operation Different" in Tirana, leading to the arrest of three individuals involved in the distribution of cocaine and cannabis.

The Latgale Congress took place in Rēzekne on May 9-10, 1917, where Latgalian Latvians discussed self-governance and decided to unite with other Latvians. The first day saw a tense atmosphere and 40 people leaving the congress.

Oksana Pikul and Dominykas Dirksčius' performance of "Olialia pupytės" at the "UTMA" event has led to the song's renewed popularity, with a new version by OG Version gaining hundreds of thousands of views on YouTube and attracting interest from DJs.

Dan Burros, a prominent member of the American Nazi Party and the Ku Klux Klan, committed suicide at age 28 after The New York Times exposed his Jewish ancestry.

Singapore's Prime Minister Wong and Japan's Prime Minister Takaichi exchanged congratulatory letters to commemorate 60 years of diplomatic relations between their two nations.

A reader's opinion advocates for a substantial tax on studded tires in Finland, citing their contribution to road wear and increased street dust pollution.

The ELN guerrilla group is threatening Washington's goal of stopping drug trafficking from Colombia, with a potential confrontation risking a 'small Vietnam' scenario.

A video analysis from Finland criticizes the Social Democratic Party, Centre Party, and Greens for strongly opposing the government's economic policy on Saturday, noting that their own alternatives for addressing indebtedness lack concrete details.

A review of the National Ballet's performances highlights the coexistence and friction of various dance styles, rather than street dance adapted for ballet bodies.

Panic erupted at Nikaia General State Hospital in Greece after a man with psychological problems threatened people in the courtyard with what turned out to be a replica gun.

Lithuanian singer Monika Kvietkute celebrated her 34th birthday on April 25th, sharing special posts with her fans. She marked the occasion with a sense of peace and stability.

Laurynas Griauzdė, who founded an aeroclub in Kupiškis, Lithuania, and trains future pilots, is struggling with the profitability of his business due to location and political issues.

A meteorologist from Yle warns of very bad driving conditions and gusty north winds that could cause damage in central Finland, with storm levels possibly exceeded in sea areas.

Klarkas shares his views on modern influencers and contemporary music, stating that he finds current music to be uniform and expressing skepticism about influencers.

The article analyzes the significant impact of energy price shocks on investments, noting that while optimism returned after a ceasefire, the energy situation remains tense with potential for further disruptions.

The Neringa council is embroiled in heated discussions regarding the funding of a summer kindergarten group in Juodkrantė, with the monthly cost of 516 euros sparking controversy.

Filipino nurses Lore Mendoza and Honeylyn Dominno began studying Finnish in 2023 with the goal of working as nurses in Finland, but face uncertainties about their prospects.

Ghana celebrates the 60th birthday of Hon. Dr. Samuel Julius Debrah, a prominent political figure, with a tribute to his extensive journey and legacy of service.

Historical find: scientists discovered the remains of the largest invertebrate sea monster that lived on Earth

The murder of Lithuanian paramedic Mantas Sadauskas has sparked a significant investigation, revealing details about his ex-wife, Justina Gaigalaitė, and another suspect, Vilius Solkan. Authorities are considering further precautionary measures as the case progresses, while tributes are paid to Sadauskas.

Greek TV presenter Katerina Kainourgiou posted a heartfelt message about the joy her daughter brought into her life, stating she has everything she ever wanted.

The cost of renovating an old building unexpectedly increased, prompting experts to discuss when it is more advantageous to build a new house instead. The decision depends on desired comfort and investment readiness.

Klaipėda port is anticipating a historic surge in 2026, preparing for the arrival of giant ships and expecting millions in revenue and record numbers of tourists, with projections to exceed 100,000 visitors.

Children from Kaunas's Valdas Adamkus Gymnasium, along with parents and teachers, planted 7,000 trees to create a grove named after former President Valdas Adamkus, as an early gift for his upcoming 100th birthday.

Ervin Mata, an Albanian businessman wanted internationally for cocaine trafficking, has been arrested in Brazil. Authorities confirmed he was using fake English identification documents, and Albania's SPAK has requested his extradition.

A radiologist in Lithuania expresses concern over patient responses regarding breast cancer, which remains a prevalent oncological disease with approximately 1,700 cases diagnosed annually in the country.

A highly anticipated Isekai anime is finally returning for its second season on Crunchyroll, much to the delight of fans who have waited six years for its comeback.

An insider at Kailera Therapeutics (KLRA) has acquired an additional 500,000 shares of the company's stock, representing an investment of $8.0 million.

Following a recent earthquake and tsunami warning, many boats in Hokkaido's coastal areas performed 'offshore evacuation', but an NHK investigation revealed that only three out of 44 fishing cooperatives in the affected region have established rules for this procedure.

While traditional tourist regions were popular for real estate investment, Lithuanians are now exploring highly unexpected regions abroad. This trend emerges as prices rise and conditions tighten in conventional markets.

The head of Lithuania's State Energy Regulatory Council (VERT) stated that public gas and electricity tariffs are likely to increase starting in July, reflecting current market trends.

An official policy in Naantali, Finland, has led to a "deer paradise" where the animals are overpopulating and consuming all vegetation, causing disputes as hunting permits are repeatedly denied.

A BIOR specialist explains that mineral oil hydrocarbons (MOH) can enter food through production equipment, transport, or packaging. While small amounts are not dangerous, long-term accumulation can be harmful and even carcinogenic.

Japan's Takaichi is facing a growing backlash, particularly from women new to political activism, over her government's push to revise the country’s pacifist constitution and expand its role in arms exports.

An article discusses an ethics code for ATV riders in Lithuania, aiming to address public perception and reduce negative encounters.

Documents have revealed that a safety bed in Vantaa did not meet all necessary requirements. The city's construction manager stated that the city lacks the resources to thoroughly review all details of construction projects.

Mainichi English has compiled a list of its five most-read stories from the past week, covering topics ranging from 'Takaichi blues' to zero-yen holidays in Japan.

An article from Delfi.ru discusses the imperative to preserve NATO at any cost, questioning whether it's too late to prepare for war. It explores strategies for readiness.

Singer Gabrielė Navickė-Vasha has decided to sell her luxury car, sharing photos and its impressive price, which immediately drew attention.

An opinion piece argues that universities profile themselves through individual successes by listing future top names, while the current focus should be on supporting all students.

A doctor discusses a condition where the body resists weight loss and belly fat accumulates, even when individuals make significant efforts with diet and exercise.

Despite current cold weather, the resort town of Druskininkai, Lithuania, has already begun preparations for the Christmas holidays, inviting residents to donate fir trees.

In Joensuu, Finland, a solution has been found to use plywood pieces to cover old names on recycled gravestones, as families were reluctant to use gravestones that previously belonged to others.

Prime Minister Takaichi of Japan has expressed opposition to urging Japanese citizens to conserve energy, despite the ongoing crisis in the Middle East.

 

The Japanese public is expressing a strong desire for the government to implement energy-saving measures. However, a key figure, Takaichi, appears to be holding back or resisting these calls.

Japan's government has decided against imposing fuel-saving measures, expressing confidence in its energy strategy to secure alternative oil supplies amidst disruptions caused by the Strait of Hormuz blockade.

Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has stated that she is ruling out an extra budget for the time being. This decision indicates a cautious approach to fiscal policy amidst current economic conditions.

A Lithuanian article provides advice on natural methods to eliminate ants from greenhouses, offering solutions for gardeners facing pest issues.

A dietitian explains that seemingly healthy foods like legumes, whole grains, vegetables, and fruits can often be the cause of bloating and discomfort, surprising many who associate these symptoms with unhealthy eating.

Justin McCurry on the political rise of the Japanese prime minister and her plan to amend rules constraining the country’s military Japan’s prime minister, Sanae Takaichi, plans to amend the…

Meteorologists are providing updates and predictions regarding when warmer weather conditions are expected to finally arrive. The public is eager for answers about the end of the current cold spell.

Train services between Tampere and Parkano in Finland have been interrupted due to vandalism.

Takaichi faces backlash over 'violence never tolerated' remarks on Trump's safety  Global Times

Gintarė Tarvydavičienė, an alpaca farmer in Lithuania, openly discusses her experience contracting an illness from an alpaca and highlights that these animals can cost up to 30,000 euros.

New research indicates that even minor adjustments to diet, physical activity, and sleep can add a year to one's life, with more substantial changes potentially extending it by over nine years. One of these factors is even dubbed an "elixir of youth."

The Latgale Congress took place in Rēzekne in 1917, discussing self-governance for Latgale and the unification with other Latvians. The first day saw a tense atmosphere and nearly 40 people leaving the congress.

The Tokaido Shinkansen line experienced a service suspension on its down line between Nagoya and Gifu-Hashima stations due to an object adhering to the overhead wire.

An intellectual reflects on history's role in awakening Lithuanians, questioning consumerist dreams of prosperity and emphasizing the human need for a certain fullness.

On Saturday afternoon in Vilnius, on Žolyno Street, a heavily intoxicated woman reportedly stabbed a man with a knife, causing him injuries.

Japanese leader Takaichi's public comments about her lack of sleep and poor eating habits have ignited discussions about Japan's pervasive overwork culture and the potential for new regulations to reduce excessive overtime.

Following a magnitude 7.7 earthquake off Sanriku, the Japan Meteorological Agency has issued a "Hokkaido-Sanriku Offshore Post-Earthquake Warning," indicating an increased possibility of a mega-earthquake along the Chishima and Japan Trenches and urging preparedness.

JAV prezidentas Donaldas Trumpas šeštadienį pareiškė, kad Irano derybininkai gali susisiekti su Vašingtonu „kada tik nori“. D.

Following Swati Maliwal's departure from the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) to join the BJP, the BJP has escalated its criticism and mockery of Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal. Maliwal recounted an alleged assault at Kejriwal's residence, while the BJP used various jibes and posters to attack AAP and its leader.

A 19-year-old Albanian national was arrested by Italian carabinieri in Cesenatico, Forlì province, on suspicion of drug distribution, caught with cocaine hidden in flower pots and chewing gum packets.

A controversial archimandrite from the Russian Orthodox Church is scheduled to deliver a presentation at an international conference in Vilnius, with some planned speeches aimed at justifying the affiliation of Orthodox parishes in Lithuania with the Moscow Patriarchate.

Reverend Derek Li Shing-lam, father of Mo Li Kai-yin, the dancer paralyzed by a falling screen during a 2022 Mirror concert in Hong Kong, has passed away.

Antti Kaikkonen of the Finnish Centre Party has called for a vote of confidence in the government but continues to evade questions regarding the party's specific proposals for savings necessitated by the debt brake.

Police in Vlorë, Albania, arrested a 53-year-old man and implicated two accomplices after discovering an apartment adapted into a cocaine laboratory, following an investigation into drug trafficking.

An article discusses sustainable weight loss strategies, emphasizing the 80/20 rule and a secret satiety formula, moving away from quick-fix diets and detox plans.

A man has confessed to abandoning his wife's body in an incinerator located at a zoo in Hokkaido, Japan.

The hotel manager where the Kailash Hills rape-murder accused, Rahul Meena, stayed described him as "calm, sweet, apologetic." Police are continuing their investigation by questioning the accused's family in connection with the Delhi case.

Monet muistisairaat vanhukset kaipaavat sosiaalisuutta enemmän kuin toiset.

A healthy gut microbiome is crucial for overall health, but various dietary, lifestyle, and environmental factors can negatively impact gut bacteria. An article highlights 8 unexpected things that can cause harm.

A man has been arrested in Belgrade after authorities discovered five kilograms of marijuana and 80 grams of cocaine in his possession. The arrest is part of an ongoing effort to combat drug trafficking in the region.

Latvian poet Elvīra Bloma participated in the 5th international poetry festival 'Page Break' in Riga, where she discussed the challenges for introverts in modern society.

A study conducted in the Baltic states indicates that 3 out of 5 business and economics students in Lithuania prefer international companies as their first employer, considering various factors for career launch.

Three Finnish politicians are discussing the future structure and number of municipalities in Finland, addressing concerns about the current system's sustainability.

Vantaa's decision-makers are exploring various strategies to achieve approximately €80 million in savings, including leveraging AI, halting a campus project, and shortening a tram route.

Politicians in Espoo, Finland, are still searching for a solution to a parking problem that is delaying construction in the Keilaniemi area, with competing options priced between €80 million and €160 million.

Meteorologists in Lithuania predict a significant shift in weather patterns, with polar air giving way to warmer conditions and temperatures expected to reach up to +25°C by the end of the week.

The new ambitious Greek TV series "Ble Ores" (Blue Hours) by Andreas Georgiou for SKAI will be filmed in three different enchanting locations, promising mystery, intrigue, and plot twists for viewers.

Lithuanian libraries are organizing 'Metai su knyga' (Year with a Book), the country's largest reading promotion initiative, inviting the public to engage in reading activities throughout the year starting in April.

Goda Vyšniauskaitė emerged victorious in the horror reality show "Belvederio prakeiksmas," beating her competitor by just 13 seconds and securing a 5,000 euro prize. She is now embarking on a new challenge after her win.

Webtoon is introducing a new initiative to make characters from its Isekai manhwa more interactive, aiming to upgrade the overall reading experience.

Hong Kong plans to table a bill by year-end to standardize the regulation of future mass transit projects, including Kai Tak and East Kowloon, as lawmakers raise concerns over fares and long-term service quality.

Self-employed individuals in Lithuania are reminded that after declaring their income to the State Tax Inspectorate, they must also pay contributions to "Sodra," the national social insurance fund.

An article provides tips on how to remove sticky tape residue from plastic windows after winter, warning against common mistakes like scraping with a knife or rough sponge.

The hometown of legendary sniper Simo Häyhä is seeking to boost tourism through an upcoming film about him, which is set to premiere in late 2027 or early 2028 and focuses on the Winter War.

In Lithuania, average diesel and liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) prices decreased by 1.1% and 0.1% respectively on Monday morning. Meanwhile, the price of gasoline increased by 0.1%, according to the Lithuanian Energy Agency.

Lithuania aims to expand investments in the renovation of bridges and viaducts by attracting more private sector funding through public-private partnership agreements.

Japanese Prime Minister Takaichi has instructed the Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology to promptly revise the guidelines for handling generative AI in educational settings.

Dr. Victor Doke, a lecturer at KAIPTC, has called for urgent intervention by regional and continental bodies to prevent a broader crisis across West Africa due to Mali rebel attacks.

Lithuanian businesswoman Viktorija Siegel revealed that her divorce has been very costly, both emotionally and financially. She shared her struggles and suffering during an upcoming LNK lifestyle show.

A new book aims to clarify "Sanaenomics," featuring proposals from Takaichi, who advocates for investment, and Aida, who suggests a "high-pressure economy" where government intervention addresses demand outstripping supply.

An initiative to mark senior drivers' cars with a special 'Oak Leaf' sticker in Lithuania sparked widespread criticism and outrage, including from singer Radži Aleksandrovičius.

Finansų ministras Kristupas Vaitiekūnas teigia, kad šiemet prognozuojamą konflikto Artimuosiuose Rytuose sukeltą infliacinį spaudimą atsverti padės didėjančios gyventojų pajamos.

LSM, the Latvian public broadcaster, has launched an informational campaign to explain how reliable content is produced, aiming to combat disinformation ahead of the 2026 Saeima elections.

Lithuanian personality Veronika Montvydienė reflects on how social media, particularly Instagram, has fundamentally changed public life and its impact on opinions, purchases, beliefs, and relationships.

The city of Vantaa, Finland, continues to face an exceptionally grim economic situation, prompting its mayor to suggest considering all possible savings, including potentially dissolving a council agreement that prevents staff layoffs and tax increases.

A series of exceptionally large combat exercises, led by the Kainuu Brigade, will take place in May, involving 4,500 soldiers from Finland and six allied countries.

An Estonian nutritionist and personal trainer explains that to lose weight, it's sometimes enough to change how one eats, not necessarily what one eats, challenging the idea of giving up favorite foods or constant calorie counting.

An investigation explores the ease with which individuals, even those with 'skeletons in the closet' or past legal troubles, can join political parties in Lithuania and potentially secure a place on election lists.

Crunchyroll's latest Chinese isekai series is being highlighted for its profound message, which some fans might overlook on their initial viewing.

A reader's opinion argues that youth well-being cannot be solved solely through therapy, but requires fostering a sense of self-worth, purpose, and trust in young people.

A man has been sentenced to 38 years in prison for the murder of Tavon Kaiseen Alleyne, Rihanna's cousin, in Barbados in 2017.

The Levi ski resort has developed a unique solution, including a fence and gate, to prevent intoxicated individuals from accessing the slopes, as monitoring revelers leaving slope-side restaurants has proven difficult.

Police in Mladenovac, Serbia, seized approximately 15 to 17 kilograms of cocaine and arrested three men in connection with the drug find.

The creator of Gintama has released a new Isekai parody manga, which is being highlighted as a must-read comedy from Shonen Jump.

Ernie Dosio, an American millionaire known for his collection of taxidermied animals, was killed by an elephant during an antelope hunting expedition, with acquaintances stating he was aware of the risks.

Finland is experiencing cold and gusty winds currently, but temperatures are expected to rise significantly, reaching nearly twenty degrees Celsius by May Day.

Lithuania's largest political party, the Social Democratic Party (LSDP), lost nearly 400 members in the past six months, while the Conservatives saw a decrease of 100 members, according to the Ministry of Justice.

Berlin's Governing Mayor Kai Wegner made a late arrival to a meeting at a hundred-year-old family business that produces a globally essential product, yet remains largely unknown to the public.

A trainer has offered advice on how to reduce waist circumference, addressing belly fat as both an aesthetic and health concern, particularly for women over 35 due to hormonal changes and stress.

A new hair dyeing technique, known as reverse dyeing, is being offered by modern hairdressers to women over 60 who wish to emphasize the natural beauty of their gray hair rather than conceal it.

The Finnish organization Martat is advising families in border regions on how to prepare for potential power outages. Recommendations include having items like flashlights and camping stoves for cooking.

A major Crunchyroll anime franchise has reportedly introduced what is being called the best Isekai villain of 2026, reflecting the genre's growing popularity.

Operations on the JR Yokosuka Line have been suspended between Tokyo and Zushi stations due to the need for a safety check at a level crossing near Hodogaya Station in Yokohama. This incident has also led to the suspension of the JR Tokaido Line between Tokyo and Atami stations.

The US Ambassador to Israel, Mike Huckabee, a Baptist reverend who twice ran for president, is highlighted for his unconditional support for the Jewish state.

Veterinary service prices in Lithuania have reportedly increased by over 60% in less than a decade, leading to a "scandal" as pet treatment often costs twice as much as human medical care.

Oksana Pikul and Dominykas Dirkstys have publicly revealed their wedding date and made their first public appearance together since their engagement. The couple's relationship and upcoming marriage have garnered significant media attention.

A psychiatric patient caused a disturbance at the Nikaia General State Hospital in Greece after pulling out a gun in the hospital courtyard. The patient was later arrested by DIAS police.

Chairman Antti Kaikkonen suggested at the Centre Party's council meeting that the public sector could be made more efficient through the use of artificial intelligence.

Over 200 taxi drivers protested in Riga against the perceived monopoly of the Bolt ride-hailing platform and inadequate pricing, which led to record-high prices during the protest.

Katerina Kainourgiou is experiencing a tender phase of her life after becoming a mother for the first time, sharing a sweet video with her 21-day-old daughter.

New generation design merchants are advising Finnish furniture company Asko to forget the Ball Chair and instead bring back three other classic designs, predicting they would be highly sought after.

Croatia, once a less-visited European gem, has become a popular tourist destination, with a lesser-known coastal city now offering attractive prices and impressive views.

A commercial complex in Sendai, Miyagi, located in an area previously affected by the Great East Japan Earthquake tsunami, is confirming emergency communication systems and posting warnings for customers due to a 'Hokkaido-Sanriku Offshore Post-Earthquake Warning Information' being issued.

Following a recent M7.7 earthquake, Japan's Meteorological Agency has issued an aftershock warning for the Hokkaido-Sanriku offshore area, urging residents to continue preparedness due to increased potential for a mega-earthquake.

A man from Bijelo Polje has been remanded in custody due to specific circumstances indicating that he might repeat the alleged criminal offense if released, suspected of committing a crime under the influence of cocaine.

A rare GMA T.50 sports car, designed by Gordon Murray and produced in a limited series, was sold at auction.

The Lithuanian Prosecutor General's Office has formally requested the Seimas to lift the legal immunity of Member of Parliament Gintautas Paluckas. This request has prompted initial reactions from various political figures and the President's office, who expressed trust in law enforcement.

Outgoing Hungarian health secretary Péter Takács discussed potential political consequences, drawing parallels to events in Poland, during an interview on a pro-Fidesz program.

Helsingin Sanomat has published new recreational content, including a mini-crossword puzzle and a news quiz. These features offer readers engaging diversions.

Artėjant permainingiems orams – naktinėms šalnoms, stipriam vėjui ar net pavasariniam sniegui – daugelis sodininkų sunerimsta: kaip apsaugoti jau pražydusius ar dar tik besiskleidžiančius žiedus?