Jani Mรคkelรค mocks a member of parliament who defected from the Finns Party
Jani Mรคkelรค and former Finns Party MP Mikko Polvinen exchange barbs over identity and public funding on Facebook.
"Are you a troublemaker, Yoon Seok-yeol? ... Itโs true he has a strong appetite"
Former President Yoon Seok-yeol is reportedly being referred to as a 'troublemaker' by guards at the Seoul detention center for disregarding their authority and expressing strong appetites.
Tallinn has initiated a new detailed planning in the Pirita TOP area
Tallinn has launched a new detailed planning initiative for the Pirita Olympic Sailing Centre area to update previously unimplemented solutions.
UK city centre locked down and bars 'closed' as police seal off area
A serious traffic incident in Nottingham city centre led to the arrest of a driver and the closure of businesses in the area as police investigate.
The beginning of the new week will be warm and sunny
Latvia is expected to experience dry and calm weather on Monday, with increasing clouds and precipitation in the following days according to the Latvian Environment, Geology, and Meteorology Centre.
A strike on a health care centre in Sudan killed at least 64 people, WHO says
A recent airstrike on a hospital in East Darfur, Sudan, resulted in the deaths of at least 64 individuals, including 13 children, according to the WHO.
In Kunshan, Chinaโs Foxconn nerve centre, old tech tries to learn new tricks
As China's economic transition accelerates, Kunshan faces the challenge of adapting its traditional manufacturing sector to stay relevant in the face of emerging technologies.
Police arrest Igbinedion school bullying suspects, to be charged to juvenile court
The Edo State Police have arrested all suspects involved in a severe bullying incident at Igbinedion Education Centre, which will be addressed in juvenile court.
Caernarfon fire LIVE: Stunned Wetherspoons pubgoers film town centre inferno
A significant fire has erupted in a vacant property opposite the Tafarn y Porth Wetherspoons pub in Caernarfon, drawing the attention of pubgoers and emergency services.
Russia drops high-explosive bombs on Sloviansk, damaging co-working centre, cafรฉ and apartment buildings โ photos
Russian forces bombed the city of Sloviansk, causing significant damage to civilian infrastructure but no reported casualties.
The Health Board warns travelers to Latvia about the discovered measles outbreak
The Estonian Health Board has issued a warning for travelers to Latvia regarding an outbreak of measles reported by Latvia's Centre for Disease Prevention and Control.
"Wet rag to the face," says the forestry association โ authorities suddenly tightened the conditions for environmental support
The Finnish Forest Centre announced immediate tightening of criteria for environmental support for forest owners due to insufficient funds to meet demand.
Party costs: see what RMK spent 133,000 euros on
The Estonian State Forest Management Centre (RMK) spent over 133,000 euros on organizing an employee recognition event with much of the expenditure reportedly exceeding market prices significantly.
'Visionary' outback museum unfinished with owner near financial collapse
The Australian Opal Centre in Lightning Ridge, a significant museum project, faces an uncertain future as construction is stalled and finances dwindle.
NโDelta group urges army to vacate Rivers community skills centre
A Niger Delta sociocultural group has called for the Nigerian Army to vacate a local Skills Acquisition Centre, asserting that their presence is hampering youth employment and development.
Yle: Controversial Author Lost Job
Author Harri Istvรกn Mรคki will no longer teach at the Tampere Adult Education Centre following allegations of plagiarism involving five of his works.
Yle: Harri Istvรกn Mรคki caught in plagiarism loses his teaching job
Author Harri Istvรกn Mรคki will no longer teach at the Tampere Adult Education Centre due to plagiarism allegations.
Even seemingly insignificant data in military operations can be crucial, emphasizes Sฤrts
NATO Strategic Communications Centre director Jฤnis Sฤrts highlighted that seemingly minor data in military operations, particularly data technology and artificial intelligence, can significantly impact outcomes during a recent conference.
GRAPHIC: What are Urmas Reinsalu and Ester Tuiksoo doing in the councils of Tallinn's city institutions?
The Right-wing party in opposition critiques the coalition of Isamaa and the Centre Party in Tallinn, suggesting it fails to bring professional leadership.
Author Caught Plagiarizing Repeatedly Will No Longer Teach at Tampere Adult Education Centre
Harri Istvรกn Mรคki, an author caught multiple times for plagiarism, will not continue teaching at Tampere Adult Education Centre due to discovered instances of plagiarism.
NKSC presents a new course to help safely use artificial intelligence
The National Cyber Security Centre in Lithuania is launching a course aimed at educating citizens on the safe and responsible use of artificial intelligence tools.
Ukraine's defence forces strike Russian air defence systems repair centre in Sevastopol โ video
Ukraine's military successfully struck a Russian air defence systems repair facility in Sevastopol, Crimea.
March 25 Holiday: How It Is Paid in the Private Sector
The Greek Labor Union and the Workers' and Unemployed Information Centre inform private sector employees about wage entitlements for the March 25 holiday.
An Unforgettable Jazz Weekend in Birลกtonas Starts with Joyful Collectives and Staged Premieres
The Birลกtonas Culture Centre will host an exciting jazz festival featuring prominent Lithuanian jazz personalities and international artists, highlighting performances and a festive atmosphere.
Ideas: If You Hate Dubai
An explosion caused by an Iranian drone at the Dubai International Financial Centre has raised concerns about the city's safety and impact on its reputation as a financial hub.
In the 2026 World Happiness Report, Lithuania ranks 28th, with Finns remaining the happiest
In the annual report by the University of Oxford's Centre for Wellbeing Research, Lithuania is ranked 28th, while Finland maintains its status as the world's happiest country for the ninth consecutive year.
The Centre Party wants to increase emergency fuel reserves
The Centre Party in Norway proposes to increase the country's emergency fuel reserves from a 20-day supply to align with neighboring Sweden and Finland's 90-day standard due to growing concerns of crisis preparedness.
Boy stabs woman on her way to work at a Melbourne shopping centre
A teenage boy has been arrested after stabbing a woman at a shopping centre in Clayton, Melbourne, leaving her in serious condition.
Man arrested outside Dublin shopping centre as bomb disposal rush to scene
A man in his 30s was arrested near a Dublin shopping centre following the discovery of a suspicious device, which was later deemed non-viable by bomb disposal experts.
Lewis Farms Recreation Centre to get budget increase as inflation drives up cost
The Lewis Farms Recreation Centre in Edmonton is set to receive a budget increase due to rising construction costs associated with inflation.
Call for Passengers of Riga-Gulbene-Riga Bus to Come Forward in Connection with Measles Case
The Latvian Disease Prevention and Control Centre calls for passengers on specific Riga-Gulbene-Riga bus routes to contact epidemiologists after confirmed measles cases.
Afghans search for loved ones at Kabul rehab centre hit by Pakistani airstrike
Afghan families search for their loved ones at a Kabul drug rehabilitation centre following a deadly airstrike attributed to Pakistan, which claimed over 400 lives.
Beirut building collapses amid fresh Israeli strikes in capital city's centre
A building in the center of Beirut has collapsed following recent Israeli strikes in the area.
Trump criticizes ex-counterterrorism chief after resignation over Iran war
President Trump reacts to the resignation of Joseph Kent, director of the US National Counterterrorism Centre, due to concerns over America's involvement in the Iran war.
Donald Trump's first resignation over Iran may not be the last
Joe Kent, a key ally of Donald Trump and director of the National Counterterrorism Centre, resigned due to his opposition to the ongoing war in Iran.
Quarantine Notification May Frighten โ It Is Very Important That You Know What It Is About
The Finnish Cyber Security Centre warns about phishing emails creating panic by alleging that users' accounts are under quarantine due to suspicious traffic from an unidentified IP address traced to Russia.
JUST IN: Trumpโs counterterrorism chief resigns over US-Iran conflict
Joe Kent, the US Director of the National Counterterrorism Centre, has resigned, arguing that Iran does not pose an imminent threat and opposing US military actions in the region.
'Everything was burning, people were burning': witnesses describe strike on Kabul drug rehab centre
Survivors recount the devastating aftermath of a Pakistani air raid on a Kabul drug rehabilitation centre that resulted in over 400 deaths.
Bell Canada to build large data centre outside Regina
Bell Canada is set to construct a large data centre near Regina, which is expected to boost Saskatchewanโs economy and enhance Canadaโs artificial intelligence capabilities.
AI centre in Kyiv and drones: Zelenskyy to sign new defence agreements in UK
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy is set to sign new defence agreements with the UK, focusing on drones and AI technology.
The PTAC has restricted access to the online store "iizii.eu"
The Consumer Rights Protection Centre (PTAC) of Latvia has limited access to the online store "iizii.eu", operated by Estonian company "VSBusiness", due to multiple consumer complaints about unfair commercial practices.
'Like doomsday': Pakistan air strike kills at least 400 in Kabul drug rehab centre, Taliban says
A Pakistani air strike on a drug rehabilitation center in Kabul killed at least 400 people, according to the Taliban, who claim the attack highlights ongoing tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan.
Afghanistan accuses Pakistan of deadly airstrike on drug rehab centre
Afghanistan blames Pakistan for a deadly airstrike on a drug rehabilitation center in Kabul, while Pakistan denies targeting civilians and asserts its strikes were against military targets.
Protesters storm Edo school over bullying incident
Protesters gathered at the Igbinedion Education Centre in Edo, Nigeria, to demand accountability for a bullying incident involving students.
Doping Scandal in Finland โ this decision shocked: "Unreasonable"
Teemu Ramstedt, chairman of the Finnish Athletes' Association, criticized the proposal from the Finnish Ethical Centre for Sport (SUEK) to criminalize doping use among athletes in Finland.
Gloss: The Czech Lion Rushed Through the Congress Centre in the Name of Youth
The article discusses issues with accessing a webpage related to the Czech Lion at the Congress Centre, highlighting potential technical difficulties.
Nigeria: Lassa Fever Death Toll Hits 109 Despite Decline in New Infections - NCDC
The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control and Prevention reports a decline in new Lassa fever infections but an increase in the death toll to 109 so far this year.
Call centre worker shares 'best time' to ring for shortest queue
A call centre worker provides tips on the best times to call to minimize wait times.
Inside Kent's Club Chemistry nightclub at centre of deadly meningitis outbreak as two dead
Club Chemistry in Kent remains closed due to a meningitis outbreak linked to two deaths and multiple hospitalizations.
Six healthcare workers infected with Lassa fever in one week โ NCDC
The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control reported that six healthcare workers were infected with Lassa fever within a week, highlighting concerns about safety in healthcare settings.