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Iran has once again used cluster munitions, targeting Tel Aviv in retaliation for the death of Ali Larijani, a high-ranking Iranian official.

The article discusses how energy resources are being utilized as tools of power in contemporary conflicts, primarily focusing on recent threats from Iran and the lessons learned from past energy crises in Europe.

The article discusses the evolving public perception of Katri Raik, the mayor of Narva, Estonia, who has faced increased scrutiny and criticism for her bold statements and controversial decisions over the past four years.

Swedish Olympic medalist Therese Alshammar's tattoo is once again a topic of discussion, following recent visibility on a TV show.

A recent study revealed that samples from the Apollo missions indicate the Moon once had a very strong magnetic field, challenging long-held beliefs in the scientific community.

The ONCE lottery drew a first prize of 500,000 euros in its daily draw on March 17.

Luigi Mangione's defense team is attempting once again to suppress evidence of a murder weapon found in his backpack in a New York state court, after previously losing a similar motion in federal court.

Decodom, one of Slovakia's largest furniture manufacturers, is seeking court protection from creditors due to significant debts and past financial struggles exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Norwegian government has decided to maintain mail deliveries every other day instead of shifting to a once-a-week schedule, following feedback from over 200 responses on the proposed postal law changes.

A meningitis outbreak in Kent has been declared a national incident in the UK due to its rapid spread and two fatalities associated with it.

Ile Jokinen, a well-known radio personality in Finland, has applied for over 500 jobs in various sectors but has yet to receive a single interview invitation, expressing his determination and optimism despite prolonged unemployment.

Emmanuel Macron has stated that France will not engage in military operations to secure the Strait of Hormuz amid ongoing conflicts, although they may contribute to ship escorts once the situation stabilizes.

A Russian drone was found in southern Moldova, prompting evacuations and controlled detonations by military engineers.

An abandoned structure in Nova Iguaçu, Brazil, that once served as a COVID-19 field hospital is now a dumping ground for unused ambulances and healthcare equipment.

The German government is implementing a fuel price cap that restricts gas station operators to raising prices only once a day, aiming to alleviate the burden of rising fuel costs due to the Iran crisis.

Kristin Cabot, once a manager at Astronomer, shares her traumatic experience of online harassment following her viral kisscam moment with Andy Byron, during an interview with Oprah Winfrey.

K. Žukauskas has been accused of deceiving I. Adomavičius by posing as an advisor to the Hungarian foreign minister during a phone call.

Alex Vanopslagh has admitted to using cocaine once or twice in social settings since becoming party leader, prompting varied reactions on social media.

An urban explorer explores a vast abandoned settlement in Germany that once housed 12,000 British military personnel and their families, now mostly overtaken by nature.

International Paralympic Committee President Andrew Parsons expressed disappointment that Ukraine focused more on political issues than sports during the Milan-Cortina Paralympic Games.

A 2,000-year-old temple unearthed in Denmark provides insights into a once-mighty society during the time around the birth of Christ.

Iran's Revolutionary Guards view the ongoing conflict with the U.S. and Israel as a unifying national struggle that alleviates pressure on the regime to tackle Iran's rising economic woes.

David Pastrňák and Pavel Zacha contributed to the Boston Bruins' performance in an NHL game against the New Jersey Devils, with Pastrňák scoring twice and Zacha once in a close overtime loss.

Jethro Rostedt, a Finnish reality TV star, has seen his once-thriving business reputation collapse into financial troubles and legal issues.

Actress Amy Madigan walked the Oscars red carpet on Sunday, knowing she was once again nominated for an Oscar after 40 years since her first nomination and won the award.

Actor Timothee Chalamet once again leaves the Oscars empty-handed, despite a strong desire to win in the competitive Best Leading Actor category.

A nationwide blackout has affected around ten million people in Cuba, with the Antonio Guiteras power plant being identified as the source of the disruption.

The ONCE daily draw on March 16 offers a main prize of 500,000 euros for lucky participants with the correct number.

China topped the medal table at the Milano Cortina Paralympic Games, winning a total of 44 medals, including 15 gold.

Amidst attacks from Iran on UAE cities, Dubai has become eerily quiet, with deserted streets and empty restaurants that were once bustling.

Cuba is facing nationwide power outages once again, exacerbated by a lack of oil imports due to U.S. sanctions and internal issues within its energy infrastructure.

Laguna Esmeralda has been put under alert following the tragic death of a 37-year-old tourist from the United States who was found deceased after hiking the popular trail near Ushuaia, Argentina.

Flybondi has faced operational issues once again, resulting in a significant fine and flight cancellations due to unfit aircraft.

A 28-year-old man, Joshua Martinez, has been arrested and charged with murder in connection to the 2019 disappearance of 17-year-old Victoria Marquina in California.

Hungary accused Ukraine of skipping a meeting regarding the Druzhba pipeline, heightening tensions over the damaged oil route that once facilitated Russian crude to Central Europe.

President Nausėda will make a decision on the candidacy for the chairman of the Constitutional Court once the new judges are in place.

A recent survey reveals that nearly half of Finns work remotely at least once a week, with Friday being the most preferred day for remote work.

Uttar Pradesh Transport Minister Dayashankar Singh is once again embroiled in controversy after a video surfaced showing him threatening a teacher leader.

Residents of Weston Street in Dulwich Hill are expressing frustration over the impact of the new GreenWay pedestrian and cycling corridor on their quiet street, which serves as a key connection point.

The Lithuanian company YIT Lietuva will soon begin reconstructing three bridges over the Jūra River at a cost of 11.1 million euros, addressing significant structural issues and adhering to environmental requirements due to the project's location within a Natura 2000 area.

McLaren, once a dominant team in Formula 1, is struggling significantly this season, with their cars failing to compete under new regulations, highlighted by their inability to start at the Chinese Grand Prix.

Lithuania's Parliament will not illuminate its buildings for St. Patrick's Day due to rules that restrict similar events to once every four years.

Iran's foreign minister reiterated Tehran's unwillingness to call for a ceasefire or engage in negotiations with the U.S., emphasizing the country's readiness to fight for its defense.

An exploration of kitchen appliances that appear essential but often prove to be underutilized and ineffective once purchased.

The article discusses a local farmer's efforts to restore a cornfield in Planegg, Germany, showcasing sustainable farming techniques and biodiversity.

Leonardo DiCaprio made a public appearance at this year's Oscar ceremony alongside his girlfriend, Italian supermodel Vittoria Ceretti, as they were seen sitting together despite not posing on the red carpet.

The article discusses the bittersweet nostalgia of music fans as they realize the artists they once adored have aged and their music has shifted, reflecting on the passage of time and changing tastes.

Juha Mieto, a prominent Finnish skier, reflects on how he was once approached to represent Sweden in skiing during the early 1970s.

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The Oscars 2026 once again showcased Hollywood's political stance, highlighted by Javier Bardem's powerful anti-war message.