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The Tallinn Administrative Court upheld the special planning decision for the Põlendmaa wind farm, allowing for the construction of wind turbines in Pärnu.

Marie Curie's manuscripts are meticulously preserved in lead-lined boxes, with access strictly regulated even today, reflecting their ongoing significance in the scientific community.

Sipoon Sanomat disqualified a candidate for the 'Sipoo Person of the Year' due to a manipulated voting campaign on the Ylilauta forum.

Pianist Yuja Wang publicly accused broadcaster Norman Lebrecht of misogynistic bullying following his criticism of her decision to withdraw from an interview.

A referendum scheduled for April in Prostějov will determine the size of a new swimming pool, with options of fifty or twenty-five meters.

In response to a series of fatal accidents, the top level of a parking facility in Jätkäsaari, Helsinki, will be temporarily closed to ensure public safety.

In Aligarh, the management of Khereshwar Mahadev Temple has prohibited Muslim vendors from setting up their stalls, announcing the decision through posters displayed outside the temple.

A teacher dismissed from Alytus high school plans to take legal action against the decision, which she deems unjust, while the community organizes support for her.

The Greek Community of Berlin expresses deep concern over Deutsche Welle's decision to close its Greek program by January 2027, raising questions about its implications for Greek-German relations.

A new law concerning the National Labour Inspectorate (PIP) in Poland has been adopted despite objections from the business community, which claims insufficient time for feedback.

A man in Paraná was arrested for previously throwing a community dog into a stream, after an investigation led to a preventive detention order.

Pre-assemblies are set to enhance democratic participation among members of the credit cooperative Sicoob Credip, allowing them to engage in decision-making processes.

Parents in Vangaži are protesting the decision to close the local high school, citing concerns about student transportation and education quality.

Hearing children of deaf parents in Copenhagen will receive mother tongue education in sign language, according to a decision by a political majority in the Children and Youth Committee.

The decision to remove street lighting in Sörbygden and Albacken has been met with criticism from local officials in Bräcke Municipality, who argue it will make the area less safe.

A beloved sandcastle artist known as 'The Sandcastle Man' has been removed from his beach location in Coronado, California, after nearly 20 years due to a decision from the Hotel del Coronado.

The article presents a message highlighting the importance of being included in discussions and decisions that affect a group or community.

The article discusses the Israeli government's decision to deport two Palestinian prisoners, heightening tensions within their families and the broader Jerusalem community.

Israel's cabinet decision to increase its powers in the West Bank has sparked widespread condemnation from Palestinian leaders and several international bodies.

Sweden's selection for the mixed relay at the upcoming Milan Cortina Olympics has garnered shock within the biathlon community.

V. Aleknavičienė, a Lithuanian minister, criticized the organizers of a book fair for their decision to exclude the president from giving a speech, calling it divisive.

Starting Monday, the registration period for the Participatory Budget (OPA) will begin, allowing new entities to partake in this program aimed at enhancing public investment decision-making in Piauí.

The community in Esperance is upset over the WA government's decision to prevent Opposition Leader Basil Zempilas from visiting a high school, citing concerns over the need for repairs and government indifference.

Vihti's positive stance on a potential municipal merger with Veikkola contrasts with Kirkkonummi's decision on the western rail, which has left the community feeling neglected.

Mokhtar Bennis, head of operations at Campus Risbergska, discusses the decision to resume classes following a mass shooting, emphasizing the importance of not allowing societal deviations to dictate community structure.

Residents are outraged after a parish sold land in Poznań to a construction company planning to build a large housing complex, displacing many who have long used the area as gardens since the 1930s.

Christina Hermansson argues that the police's decision to close Kronobergsbadet in Stockholm to the public contradicts the need for open social spaces to reduce insecurity and crime.

The Assembly is set to discuss the removal of Miguel Ángel Rodríguez, the Chief of Staff for the President of the Community of Madrid, following the Constitutional Court's decision to lift the veto imposed by the PP party.

Thousands in Tel Aviv's city center protested against ongoing violence and discrimination faced by the Arab community in Israel, demanding serious consideration from decision-makers.

The leadership of the Westfjords Workers' Union expresses regret over the decision by Arnarlax and Arctic Fish to cut salaries for fish farming workers, affecting the local community.

In Purujosa, a small municipality in Zaragoza with only 30 inhabitants, the community decided to install its first two traffic lights to regulate traffic on the street.

Amid escalating tensions between Washington and Tehran fueled by protests in Iran and threats from President Trump, the international community faces high uncertainty as Trump may soon make a critical military decision without intentions for a prolonged war, while Iran communicates strong deterrent messages.

The Trump administration's decision to end temporary protected status for Somalia impacts thousands of Somalis in the U.S., amidst a scandal involving $9 billion worth of fraud connected to the Somali community in Minnesota.

Saudi Defense Minister Khalid bin Salman praises the southern leaders' decision to dissolve the Transitional Council, citing it as a courageous move supported by the international community and part of a concrete path for the southern issue in Yemen.

The Ayuso Government of the Community of Madrid has suspended funding for 250 scientists to work on their theses with a salary, a decision criticized by university platforms for jeopardizing research careers.

The New South Wales police have extended protest restrictions in Sydney for an additional 14 days due to community safety concerns following an alleged terror attack, while an activist group plans a legal challenge against the decision.

Sara Tadix discusses her experiences and strategies as a young voice in local politics, aiming to involve youth and diverse perspectives in decision-making.

At 40 years old, Luka Modrić has become a leader in Milan and continues to astonish the football community with his performances, despite Real Madrid's decision not to renew his contract.