The city of Riga plans to invest approximately 300 million euros this year into various infrastructure projects, including the construction and renovation of sidewalks, bike paths, and asphalt surfaces.

Ukraine's Foreign Ministry provided an update on the case concerning Hungary's seizure of cash-in-transit vehicles and the confiscation of cash and gold on March 5.

Victor Chirilă, the new Ambassador of the Republic of Moldova to Ukraine, officially presented his letters of accreditation to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy during a ceremony at St. Sophia Cathedral in Kyiv.

Police in Kajaani, Finland, have completed a preliminary investigation into aggravated human trafficking, which is now being transferred for consideration of charges. The case began after police encountered a person who could not recall recent months.

An investigation into suspected poisonings at Akademiska sjukhuset (Academic Hospital) in Uppsala, Sweden, has been concluded and closed.

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico has been questioned regarding whether the state paid for his apartment renovation and if he sought approval from neighbors for the changes.

Russia's Roskosmos space agency has postponed its lunar mission from 2027 to 2028, marking the latest in a series of delays since the war in Ukraine began. This setback follows previous postponements and comes after recent successes by other space programs.

A proposal suggests granting a 30-year concession for Montenegro's Podgorica and Tivat airports to the top-ranked bidder, Incheon Airport Conzortium (IAC) from South Korea.

The band Bleachers has announced a series of tour dates across the UK and Europe for 2026. The tour includes a performance at London's Eventim Apollo.

Hate messages, including "Enemy same, nation, Church – clerofascists," have appeared on posters in Zagreb, defacing an advertisement for the 8th Antunovski Youth Walk. The perpetrators and timing of the vandalism are currently unknown.

Montenegro's Parliament is set to consider a proposed decision for a 30-year concession for Airports of Montenegro (ACG), which, if approved, would authorize the Prime Minister to sign the agreement with the top-ranked bidder.

A mining company from Lapland, Finland, is venturing into building platforms for combat robots, leveraging expertise gained from Ukraine's use of ground drones for both logistical and combat purposes on the front lines.

Nigel Farage is reportedly facing a challenge from Rupert Lowe's new Restore Britain party, which is beginning to draw support away from Farage's Reform UK party.

The plot of the TV series 'Daleki grad' (Distant City) focuses on the evolving and increasingly intense relationship between Alja and Džihan, whose formal decision to divorce paradoxically strengthens their bond amidst dangerous conflicts.

A 25-year-old man broke into an uninhabited house in Bielsk Podlaski, Poland, stole a colander and a soup spoon, and then fell asleep on a bed. He was later woken up and apprehended by police officers.

The Ukrainian President's office claims that Russia is considering creating a buffer zone in the Vinnytsia region near the border with Transnistria.

The Kiosk restaurant in Hungary has garnered attention for a satirical campaign-themed lunch for the Tisza Party, featuring dishes like 'orange pastry' and 'public money salad,' mocking the ruling NER system.

A top commander states that NATO ignored the drone threat and is now urgently learning new ways of war, highlighting the extensive use of Iranian-designed Shahed drones in the Middle East and Ukraine.

Andrija Klikovac, a councilor from the Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS), has submitted a proposal to the Capital City Assembly to revoke a decision concerning land exchange for a quarry in Kuči.

A festival has been canceled after Kanye West's application for an Electronic Travel Authorisation to enter the United Kingdom was rejected, with authorities citing that his presence was not in the public interest.

Cyprus has stepped up its international tourism outreach efforts, with Deputy Tourism Minister Kostas Koumis holding high-level meetings in key markets like the UK and Germany.

The number of young people applying for basic degrees in the social and health care sector has increased in most Finnish regions during the spring joint application period.

Russia has confirmed that 16 Cameroonian nationals fighting in the Ukraine war have been killed.

„Ő a világ legjobb és legcukibb miniszterelnöke” - tudtatta a világgal az influenszer, aki ott volt Orbán és J. D. Vance amerikai alelnök közös nagygyűlésén.

Klikovac has submitted a proposal to annul a decision made last summer, arguing that the process leading to its adoption was marred by numerous regulatory violations and serious suspicions of corruption.

Hungary's National Tax and Customs Administration (NAV) has presented a video in the case of Ukrainian money transporters, but the Ukrainian bank's lawyer claims the footage is from 2023 and unrelated to the seized shipment, calling it a distraction.

Milorad Dodik, President of SNSD, announced he will host Olga Ravasi, an activist and founder of "Serbs for Trump" and "SAVA" (Serbian-American Voters Alliance) groups, in Banja Luka.

A 32-year-old man was arrested in Librazhd for attempting to forcibly take a 39-year-old woman, whom he had been stalking for 1.5 years, into his car while intoxicated.

Norwegian vessels are not yet prepared to resume transit through the Strait of Hormuz. This indicates ongoing concerns about security and stability in the critical shipping lane amidst regional tensions.

Denmark is assessing its defense capabilities, particularly its growing fleet of fighter jets, amidst concerns about potential threats from the American Trump administration.

Another Ryanair passenger has been sentenced in the UK to 10 months in prison for "unforgivable behavior" that disrupted a flight.

ANALITIČARI Robert Barić i Ljubo Jurčić analiziraju primirje SAD-a i Irana. Barić upozorava na lošu američku strategiju i nuklearni rizik, a Jurčić predviđa kretanje cijena nafte.

Plot details for the film 'Varanasi' have reportedly leaked, revealing Mahesh Babu's character Rudhra traveling through time for an ancient artifact while Prithviraj Sukumaran's character Kumbha attempts to trick him.

Professor Binu Luke has been appointed to the position of chief director for the NWU Desmond Tutu School of Medicine.

An opinion piece discusses the application of old doctrines in warfare and the historical efforts through agreement-based international politics to mitigate the horrors of war since World War II.

More than 1,700 British individuals have joined legal action against the travel company Tui, alleging food poisoning incidents during their trips to Cape Verde. Lawyers have reported the significant scale of the lawsuit against the tour operator.

Halifax reports a slowdown in the UK housing market, with house prices falling in March, as uncertainty over the Middle East war and rising mortgage rates weigh on demand.

Discussions are underway regarding the successful connection between the Bosnian and British markets, with insights from Amela Karajbić, co-founder and president of the British-Bosnian association.

Both 'Glavna pošta' public transport stops in Takovska Street, Belgrade, will be temporarily abolished due to ongoing roadworks, according to the Secretariat for Public Transport.

Mofoluwake Edgar, Executive Director of the Duke of Shomolu Foundation, paid tribute to the late Prof. Dora Akunyili, emphasizing a current vacuum in positions that could be filled by bold and courageous women in Nigeria.

Police in Tokyo have arrested three suspects in connection with a robbery at a mobile phone store in Shinjuku last month, where the manager was tied up and cash and smartphones were stolen. Authorities suspect the individuals were recruited through 'dark part-time jobs' and received instructions via encrypted messaging apps.

A country is reportedly preparing new gold storage facilities with the ambition of becoming the world's 'safe' for gold, as central banks globally manage nearly 39,000 tons of the precious metal.

Qarsoq Høegh-Dam, a newly elected Member of Parliament, is using his seat in the Danish parliament to advocate for greater self-governance for Greenland, aiming to shift power from Copenhagen to Nuuk.

Filmmaker Aditya Dhar lauded Mukesh Chhabra for his vision in "reshaping" Dhurandhar, stating that Chhabra "saw it before I did" and pushed him to think bigger.

Alko, Finland's state-owned alcohol retailer, reported a decrease in wine sales after a recent tax hike, although beer sales saw an increase.

German media giant Axel Springer, led by CEO Mathias Döpfner, is pursuing transatlantic expansion following its recent purchase of the UK's Daily Telegraph, signaling a "full-on embrace" of the US market.

A job candidate politely pointed out a name error in an email from a recruiter but was angered by the response received.

Actor Allu Arjun has unveiled a striking bald 'beast mode' look for Atlee's upcoming film 'Raaka,' co-starring Deepika Padukone, drawing comparisons from fans to characters from 'Planet of the Apes.'

A highly popular seedling fair, described as one of the biggest and most impressive spring events for garden and vegetable enthusiasts, is scheduled to take place this month. The fair will be held in three Lithuanian cities: Šiauliai, Klaipėda, and Vilnius.

The telecommunications sector in Lithuania is described as a 'victim of ingratitude' in a reputation review, receiving little appreciation for its essential services despite their constant operation.

Ukrajinská diplomacia vyzdvihuje úspech amerického tlaku na Blízkom východe a žiada podobne rázny postup aj voči Kremľu.

An opinion piece highlights the sharp increase in the need for food aid in recent years, noting that volunteer organizations' resources are no longer sufficient to meet the demand.

Chipotle Mexican Grill is set to open a new venue in London as part of its plans for further expansion across the UK. The company's international boss, Anat Davidzon, expressed satisfaction with Chipotle's momentum in the UK over the past year.

ZVIJEZDE serije "Euforija", Zendaya i Sydney Sweeney, zablistale su na premijeri treće sezone. Radnja nove sezone smještena je pet godina u budućnost i donosi nove zaplete za poznate likove.

Ukraine's National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU) and Specialised Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office (SAPO) have concluded a pre-trial investigation against Batkivshchyna party leader Yuliia Tymoshenko, probing alleged bribery of MPs.

The International Commission on Missing Persons in The Hague is currently processing 15 bone samples believed to belong to individuals who disappeared during the 1998-1999 Kosovo war, with most submitted this year.

A water pipe burst in the Malešnica neighborhood of western Zagreb, Croatia, in the early morning hours, causing asphalt to crack due to the force. The city has dispatched a tanker with drinking water to the affected area.

The world's largest offshore wind farm, Hornsea 3, has achieved a significant milestone by connecting its first power transmission cable from the North Sea to the British coast.

A secret Ukrainian drone factory, Fire Point, is reportedly producing 200 'deep strike' drones daily, playing a crucial role in the ongoing conflict.

The Ukrainian army deployed a drone to rescue a dog and a cat that had been left abandoned amidst the ongoing conflict, showcasing a humanitarian use of drone technology.

Selina Brown from Birmingham has been named the UK's first National Reading Hero, expressing her delight and crediting books with changing her life.

Latvian scenographer and artist Reinis Dzudzilo discusses his work, which seeks to disrupt the existing world order and allow viewers to see the familiar in a new light.

New details have surfaced from an October phone call between Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and Russian President Vladimir Putin, revealing Budapest's readiness to assist Moscow regarding the war in Ukraine.

The story of 56-year-old Rita highlights the challenges of multi-generational care in Hungary, as she commutes to care for her elderly parents, raises her teenage child, and looks after her grandchildren, while also mentioning financial support received.

An exclusive wooden building that housed a long-standing family restaurant is for sale in Juodkrantė, Lithuania, located at the foot of the Hill of Witches, for 0.65 million euros.

Norway's Chief of Defense, Eirik Kristoffersen, has acknowledged that F-16 fighter jets donated to Ukraine were not airworthy and are currently undergoing repairs in a workshop in Belgium. This admission follows an NRK report revealing the issue.

NASA responded to public skepticism, including from a Kosovar Albanian, regarding the absence of stars in Artemis II mission images and claims that the photos were generated by AI. The agency explained the phenomenon is due to specific photographic conditions.

UK authorities have warned Britons that Russian hackers are exploiting commonly sold internet routers to harvest information for espionage purposes, urging users to update routers and check for unusual activity.

The F-35 fighter jets purchased by Finland will need to be updated and their engines modernized upon arrival, as the manufacturer had promised features that do not yet exist.

Ian Cheshire, former Kingfisher boss and Channel 4 chair, has been named as the new chair of the UK media regulator Ofcom, replacing Lord Michael Grade.

New research, particularly from Chinese scientists, suggests that brief but intense physical activities like running for a bus or climbing stairs offer significant health benefits, encouraging people to embrace these daily efforts.

A new type of remotely controlled mine, featuring electronic controls and a combined-action mechanism disguised as a bundle of cloth, has been discovered in Kherson, Ukraine.

The Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Slovenia (GZS) has proposed measures to political parties, advocating for a stable and development-oriented government that makes considered decisions in consultation with the economy.

A decision on fees for the use of space occupied by illegal constructions in Kolašin, Montenegro, is under public debate, with proposed fines reaching up to 10,000 euros for violations.

Director Priyadarshan stated that Shah Rukh Khan is unsuitable for villager roles, suggesting Akshay Kumar appears more like a 'common man.' His comments sparked discussion regarding the actors' versatility and public perception.

“Ovaj datum predstavlja priliku da se još jednom ukaže na potrebu stvaranja jednakih uslova za dostojanstven život svih građana, ali i na značaj kontinuiranog rada na poboljšanju položaja romske…

Two men have been charged with manslaughter in Oulu's Kaukovainio district, suspected of repeatedly striking the victim with a bladed weapon.

US Senator JD Vance expressed support for Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban ahead of elections, criticizing the EU and Ukraine for alleged interference. Separately, Donald Trump Jr., son of the former US President, visited Republika Srpska on the same day.

The Association of Journalists of Serbia (UNS) marked 32 years since the death of journalist Radislava Dada Vujasinović, whose case remains unsolved.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić is scheduled to meet with Karen Pirs, the UK's Special Envoy for the Western Balkans, despite his past critical remarks regarding her previous engagements.

Businesses in Cardigan, including shops, cafes, and restaurants, are voicing concerns about increasing operational costs and declining customer footfall. These challenges are making it harder for them to operate effectively ahead of the upcoming election.

When candidates can no longer rise from obscurity to fame with money as they used to, the importance of their own communication channels and self-branding increases.

The informal group of Serbian judges and prosecutors, 'Odbrana struke' (Defense of the Profession), has issued a statement expressing their full and unequivocal support for the journalists of N1 TV and all media professionals working in the public interest.

On April 8, 1992, the Presidency of the Socialist Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina issued a decree changing the country's name to the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Former British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak posted a photo of himself on social media using crutches, stating he sustained an injury while skiing during the Catholic Easter holidays.

Lithuanian Minister of Culture Vaida Aleknavičienė stated that Deputy Culture Minister Matas Drukteinis, appointed last autumn, did not perform any real activity while heading the public institution 'Meno genas'.

Metal Hammer magazine has ranked a Nightwish album among the best metal albums of the 2020s globally, with no other Finnish metal albums making the list.

The Hungarian government announced that its National Tax and Customs Administration has released new evidence in the case involving the seizure of Ukrainian cash-in-transit vehicles and the confiscation of cash and gold on March 5.

Pražští kriminalisté pátrají po zatím neznámých pachatelích, kteří vylákali z třiačtyřicetileté ženy téměř 800.000 korun.

An article delves into the historical and cultural reasons behind humanity's persistent attraction to the Moon, referencing works by authors like Lukianos and Edgar Allan Poe.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that Ukraine is ready for a ceasefire with Russia, welcoming the de-escalation in the Iran conflict as a positive development.

Lithuanian Deputy Health Minister Arnomedas Galdikas has been strictly warned and placed on probation for his public statements concerning Crimea. He will also be sent to Ukraine.

Government debt in the UK and Eurozone is experiencing its strongest day since 2023 as traders reduce their expectations for future interest rate increases.

Three opposition parties in Finland are demanding accountability from the government regarding increasing poverty and the rising cost of living, labeling the situation as 'unpatriotic'.

Freddie Fox is set to make his musical theater debut in 'High Society', which will run for eight weeks at the Barbican Theatre before embarking on a UK and Ireland tour.

Actress Camila Morrone garnered attention in New York while promoting a new series, dressed in an elegant lace Gucci gown.

An article suggests that data sovereignty could become the United Kingdom's next significant competitive advantage in the global economic landscape.

After a five-year hiatus, Lithuanian alternative pop artist MIGLOKO is returning with a new album, 'Ievos obuoliai,' which tells women's stories, and will hold a release concert in Vilnius on May 13.

The chairman of the Bank of Lithuania, Gediminas Šimkus, announced plans to resume the reconstruction project for the central bank's headquarters in Žirmūnai, Vilnius, in 2027, after it was halted a couple of years ago.

Pressure on living standards as a result of hostilities will damage Labour

An unknown perpetrator robbed a gold exchange office in a shopping center in Dubrava, Croatia, threatening an employee with a firearm and stealing gold worth several thousand euros.

Ukraine is reportedly integrating high-powered electric scooters into its military operations, utilizing these micro-mobility vehicles as a new tactical 'weapon' on the front lines. This marks an innovative approach to modern warfare.

The eighth episode of 'Delfi' and 'Rimi's' show 'What do we eat?' features chefs preparing two dishes perfect for quick and delicious lunches or dinners, suitable for guests or everyday meals.

Ukrainian model Marija Kovalčiuk, who was a victim of a brutal attack in Dubai last March, shared an emotional video on TikTok. She recounted her life after the tragedy, having been found half-dead by the roadside.

The Third Basic Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade has ordered an investigation into all circumstances related to the accident that occurred on April 7 at the construction site near Sta.

Bosnia and Herzegovina's Justice Minister Davor Bunoza expressed on X his hope that Brussels would overlook the BiH Constitutional Court's decision regarding the appointment of the chief negotiator with the EU, indicating an appeal to foreign actors.

The number of American scientists linked to classified research for the U.S. space program who have died or disappeared has reportedly risen to eight since July 2024, with the causes of death for some, like Michael David Hicks in 2023, never made public.

The Constitutional Tribunal in Poland continues to be plagued by internal chaos and division, raising questions about the possibility of restoring its prestige and functionality.

A fuel depot in Feodosia, temporarily occupied Crimea, caught fire after shelling. Separately, Russian forces attacked a company in Kharkiv Oblast and a car park in Chernihiv Oblast, causing fires and destroying lorries.

UK schools have reportedly received a record £572 million in funding for non-English speaking pupils, a figure highlighted in discussions about the costs associated with mass immigration.

New Democracy MP Christos Boukoros spoke about his involvement in the OPEKEPE case, an organization for agricultural payments, emphasizing that the accusations against MPs touch upon the core of their duties.

Sun Pictures has announced "Raaka" as the title for its upcoming large-scale fantasy-action film, featuring Allu Arjun and Deepika Padukone, and directed by Atlee. The title was unveiled on Wednesday, coinciding with Arjun's birthday, along with a promotional poster.

Heart specialists have identified two food products that can provide benefits similar to statins, including reducing cholesterol levels, with research from the British Heart Foundation highlighting their positive effects.

Kamilė Valukynaitė, a chef who graduated from the Business and Hospitality Professional Career Center, discusses her passion for cooking and how her work in the kitchen often doesn't feel like a job.

A BIRN report asserts that corruption has severely damaged Albania's economy, citing cases like AKSHI and the 'Balluku' issue as evidence of systemic corruption within the country.

Several African nations, including South Africa, Egypt, Kenya, and Ghana, are pursuing or planning nuclear power plants, facing varying prospects for success and common public concerns.

UK Labour leader Keir Starmer is heading to the Gulf region for discussions regarding the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.

Montenegro's government has closed nine consulates in various countries, including Guatemala, Canada, and the UK, prompting criticism from a civil initiative for not providing detailed reasons.

The Indian government's housing project for families affected by Naxal violence in Chhattisgarh's Sukma district is taking shape, with 15,000 houses sanctioned to cover previously excluded groups.

The executive director of the Satakunta Coalition Party, a Finnish political party, has been dismissed, with their employment ending at the end of May.

A health article emphasizes the importance of magnesium for promoting relaxation and improving sleep quality. Dietitian Lindsey DeSoto highlights how this micronutrient supports the nervous system and overall well-being.

The trial of suspended State Court president Ranko Debevec and former director Mehmedagić has begun in Bosnia, with the reading of indictments and opening statements from the parties involved.

Marketers are pushing for greater safety measures and safeguards concerning AI tools, with demonstrations occurring outside OpenAI's UK offices.

Finnish police have concluded a preliminary investigation into aggravated human trafficking in Kajaani, with the case now moving to prosecution consideration after a person was found with no memory of recent months.

Bente Klarlund, a Danish expert, responded to a reader's concerns, stating that their description did not suggest their body was shutting down, but rather addressed the body's ability to work longer and increased sleep needs with age.

ICAS has announced an accelerated route for overseas auditors to obtain the UK Audit Qualification (AQ).

Financial expert Martin Lewis has issued his 'new year' money tips for April, providing advice that individuals at every income level in the UK can benefit from.

Pepco's new home collection featuring dachshund motifs, particularly the bedding, has captivated social media with its playful charm.

US Vice President J.D. Vance stated that the American government intends to continue its work to bring an end to the war in Ukraine.

Pomo, an AI startup founded by Praneet Dutta and Joe Cheuk, has successfully raised $4.5 million in seed funding, led by Kindred Ventures, to help marketers fine-tune campaigns and monitor rivals.

The Lithuanian Cabinet of Ministers has approved the proposal to recall Jonas Mažeika from his position as Ambassador to the Kingdom of Norway.

Four high school students from Enschede, Netherlands, have devised a practical solution to a medical problem for a local hospital, which has already implemented their innovation involving a thicker doll.

Malaysian Communications Minister Datuk Fahmi Fadzil expressed shock over recent social media posts by Papagomo following a lawsuit settlement and is now seeking legal advice regarding the matter.

The vicar of Hollola, Finland, was hospitalized after suffering a medical incident during an Easter church service, and has since been moved out of intensive care.

An article explores various dishes, from soups to stews, that are noted for having an improved flavor profile when consumed on the second or third day after preparation.

Police in Poland pursued a moped driver suspected of being intoxicated, only to discover the 16-year-old was sober but had stolen the vehicle from his neighbor.

Ukraine has renewed its attacks on Russian energy sites, with reports detailing which facilities have been hit.

An Academic Network in Serbia has submitted 22,000 citizen signatures to the Presidency, demanding the immediate scheduling of extraordinary parliamentary elections.

Migena Kodra was tragically murdered by her brother-in-law while sleeping next to her two-year-old daughter, an event that deeply shocked public opinion in Albania.

Participants at the 'Coffee with a Psychologist' panel, organized by the Hemofarm Foundation, concluded that love and support are crucial in the process of coping with loss.

A photograph of a NASA astronaut has become a sensation on X (formerly Twitter), drawing widespread admiration for her physique.

The UK construction industry reported a continued slump last month, with firms experiencing a record jump in inflation, partly attributed to the impact of the Iran war on new orders.

The death of 25-year-old Spaniard Noelia Castillo through euthanasia, following a prolonged legal battle with her father, has ignited worldwide discussions about the state's role in her care and the timing of her wish to end her life.

Russia has expressed its approval of the Iran ceasefire and voiced hopes that the United States will now return to negotiations regarding the conflict in Ukraine.

A Ukrainian weapon manufacturer has revealed an extensive plan for weapon production in Denmark, which could play a crucial role in supplying Europe with essential rocket fuel.

Culture writer Sukant Deepak has been awarded the Karan Singh Foundation fellowship for translation, recognizing his contributions to literature.

A conference on labor rights in Serbia emphasized that progress in worker rights is limited, social dialogue is lacking, and the position of workers remains poor and overlooked by authorities, employers, and media.

Croatian retail chain Studenac has launched its annual 'Orange Fish' social responsibility program, providing summer camps, school supply packages, and free sports programs for over a hundred children from single-parent families.

Democratic Party MP Jorida Tabaku has questioned Prime Minister Edi Rama's narrative on European integration, stating it requires a test of will, not just rhetoric.

Valtion pörssisalkulla oli viime vuonna huima tuotto. Silti näyttää selvältä, että hallituksen suunnitelma omaisuuden tuomista tuotoista on jäämässä vajaaksi.

SNSD President Milorad Dodik announced he will host Olga Ravasi, an activist and founder of "Serbs for Trump" and "SAVA," in Banja Luka.

Ukrainian President Zelensky, while welcoming the de-escalation between the US and Iran, stated that Ukraine is also ready for a ceasefire with Russia.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced that his country's military expert teams, which assist Middle Eastern states in repelling Iranian drone attacks, will remain in the region even after the United States and Iran reached an agreement.

A man in his 50s died during a charity skydive in England after his parachute failed to open, with a witness reporting he fell to the ground before the parachute deployed upon impact.

Following the British government's decision to deny rapper Ye (formerly Kanye West) entry for a performance, a coalition party in the Netherlands, CDA, is advocating for a similar ban in Arnhem.

Arūnas Balčiūnas, a well-known Lithuanian marathon runner and Panevėžys city council member, faces criminal charges in Panevėžys District Court for abuse of power, fraud, and document forgery.

A 300-million-year-old fossil, long considered the oldest known octopus and even featured in the Guinness Book of World Records, has been reclassified by scientists as a different marine organism, overturning a significant paleontological assumption.

A woman claims to be pregnant with a baby conceived with an AI-created man, highlighting the evolving and sometimes unusual role of artificial intelligence in human relationships.

US agencies, including the FBI and NSA, have issued a warning about Iranian hackers targeting critical infrastructure sectors like water and energy, potentially causing disruptions and financial losses.

The Labour Party has announced a policy to cap interest rates on student loans, aiming to alleviate financial burdens on students.

The administrator of the fire-damaged Wang Fuk Court in Hong Kong has rejected a request from over 300 owners to convene a general meeting, citing a lack of compliant information.

Finland is considering allowing housing loans for up to 40 years, a change that could offer more flexibility for homeowners, as exemplified by Espoo resident Susanna Laukkanen.

A balcony was reported to be on fire with open flames in the center of Vilnius, near the Lithuanian Parliament and Supreme Court.

The Equal Opportunities Ombudsman's Office in Lithuania found that Swedbank violated the law by refusing to grant an elderly woman a car leasing credit, failing to ensure equal access to financial services regardless of age.

The Independent Journalists' Association of Serbia (NUNS) announced that it recorded a total of 30 incidents involving journalists during March.

Canada's army is accelerating timelines for new armoured vehicles and re-evaluating the role of tanks, influenced by the drone-dominated battlefields observed in Ukraine.

South Korea is reviewing its list of priority partner countries for official development assistance, potentially reducing the number from 27 to 25 and excluding Colombia, Myanmar, and Ukraine from its five-year blueprint.

Athens Mayor Haris Doukas has discussed plans to alleviate traffic congestion on Vassilissis Olgas street, estimating a 15-20% reduction in the area.

Lithuanian content creator and actress Karolina Kriukelytė-Slavinskienė's 36th birthday post garnered global attention, accumulating millions of views across social media platforms.

UK house prices have fallen as uncertainty surrounding the Iran war dampens demand, compounded by rising mortgage rates and the disappearance of many cheap deals.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that Ukraine is importing the necessary volumes of fuel, with supply efforts continuing in cooperation with European partners and Middle Eastern countries.

Retail sales in Romania experienced a significant decrease in the first two months of this year compared to the same period last year. Sales fell by 7.6% in raw series and 6.1% when adjusted for working days and seasonality.

Greek MP Boukoros stated that parliamentarians requested the lifting of their immunity from the Ethics Committee, clarifying that he made a call regarding a real incident involving young farmers.

US military pilots are undergoing the intense SERE program, which focuses on survival, evasion, resistance, and escape in hostile territory. The training prepares them for worst-case scenarios behind enemy lines.

A report provides an inside look at a secret Ukrainian drone factory. This facility is responsible for producing crucial "deep strike" drones.

A bear that was seen in a residential area of Koriyama, Fukushima, has now been confirmed to be in bushes along a highway, prompting continued vigilance from police and city authorities.

Japanese giant Terra Drone Corporation is expanding into the Ukrainian market, partnering with local companies to begin production of its innovative Terra A1 'hunter' drone.

During the ongoing war in Ukraine, port infrastructure in Izmail has been damaged. Meanwhile, French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot stated that the European Commission will ensure Ukraine has access to necessary EU funds.

UK political leader Keir Starmer is traveling to the Gulf region to engage in discussions regarding the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.

The super-rich are increasingly investing in isolated estates to escape technology and enhance their privacy, driving growth in the luxury real estate market.

The Danish music festival Grøn Koncert has revealed the first two artists for its 2026 lineup. Grammy-nominated Lukas Graham is set to return for his fifth appearance, while Annika will make her debut.

The value of Finnish state company ownership has reached 38 billion euros, significantly boosted by the performance of companies like Fortum and Neste.