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Tunisian President Kaïs Saïed discussed immigration and other key issues with French President Emmanuel Macron during a phone call on March 20.

A shooting in a Helsinki apartment building left two men fighting for their lives, prompting a large police response amid panic and chaos.

A cyber fraud ring operating from Bagpat, Uttar Pradesh, has been uncovered, revealing an extensive operation exploiting online platforms like Instagram and Facebook to scam users.

Panu Hörkkö, producer of the Immun Fight Club event in Helsinki, is at the center of controversy over a reported phone call suggesting a date change for a smaller competing event.

A call for a new centrist political initiative in Sweden, emphasizing cooperation among moderate voters and those valuing strong institutions.

The article discusses the global condemnation of Pakistan following a deadly airstrike on a drug rehabilitation center in Kabul, prompting the UN to call for an immediate investigation.

A group of five individuals stands trial in Frankfurt for allegedly defrauding investors of over six million euros through a fraudulent call center scheme linked to drug trafficking and weapon sales.

Prominent figures from the right and center in France express their support for Thomas Cazenave in the Bordeaux municipal elections, urging voters to rally against potential fragmentation of the ballot.

The Blind Association's center in Ziemupe suffered a fire that destroyed a significant building used for various activities, prompting a call for assistance from the community.

The police are investigating a car fire in Oulu, Finland, after a loud bang was heard from under the hood during driving.

Latvia's Consumer Rights Protection Center is increasing monitoring of fuel retailers and urging consumers to report unusual price increases amid rising geopolitical tensions in the Middle East affecting oil and gas markets.

Call center workers in Argentina have established their earnings for March 2026 following a recent collective agreement.

Greek authorities have dismantled a criminal organization that defrauded citizens by posing as DEDDHE employees and accountants.

The FCC is set to vote on a proposal aimed at promoting onshoring call center jobs and improving customer service standards.

A Senate inquiry discusses the chaos that unfolded at an Optus call center during a significant failure of the Triple Zero emergency service system.

A senior citizen in Stockdorf, Germany, lost over 13,000 Euros to a fraudster posing as a bank employee.

Escalating violence in Jalisco, following the death of drug lord Nemesio Oseguera, has led companies like Honda and Michelin to alter their operations for safety, while service providers have closed customer service centers in the region.

Warsaw's kindergartens are facing declining enrollment due to a drop in birth rates, prompting the city to call for greater parental support in choosing municipal facilities.

An international operation resulted in the dismantling of a fraud call center in Dnipro, Ukraine, which lured victims into cryptocurrency investment scams.

The article discusses burnout among NDIS call center staff, the rapid adoption of AI in Australian schools, and an armed intruder being shot at Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate.

The Center Party in Norway is seeking to summon all former foreign ministers from the last 20 years to a hearing following new revelations from Epstein documents.

The Center Party in Norway plans to summon foreign ministers from the past 20 years to a committee hearing following revelations involving Jeffrey Epstein.

The National Security Council is at the center of a dispute between the presidential office and the government regarding safety issues and the SAFE program.

The Rai Vigilance Committee faced another stalemate as the center-right majority members boycotted the session meant for appointing Simona Agnes as the company's board president, prompting the committee president to summon CEO Giampaolo Rossi.

A recent agreement between labor and management representatives in Argentina will increase call center workers' wages starting February 2026.

Companies are awaiting a decision on whether to implement sectoral salary adjustments for 2026, as current salaries for junior salespeople and call center advisors have seen minimal increases that do not keep pace with inflation.

A drunk man was reported lying in the doorway of a grocery store in Vilnius on February 5, insisting on calling the police to be taken to a shelter.

Minister of Environmental Protection and Green Transition Marija Vučković responded to Zagreb Mayor Tomislav Tomašević's call for citizens to join the fight against what he described as institutional violence by Andrej Plenković and the HDZ, following a positive assessment from the Ministry regarding the Center for Waste Management in Zagreb.

A court ruling mandates that an airline pay three passengers replacement tickets worth 15,000 euros due to incorrect information provided by a call center employee.

A court has ruled that an airline must pay €15,000 in replacement tickets to three passengers due to incorrect information given by a call center employee.

The attempt to find a common response to the violence in Turin failed before it even started, with no fruitful results from the phone call between Giorgia Meloni and Elly Schlein after the clashes at the demonstration for the closure of the Askatasuna social center.

The Croatian Institute for Transfusion Medicine appeals for healthy citizens to donate blood as supplies of all blood types are critically low due to various factors including holidays and seasonal illnesses.