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The editorial discusses a serious threat to the Nordic energy network, as reported by Swedish TV4, highlighting Russia's ongoing hybrid warfare since the annexation of Crimea.

Finland's parties have reached a historic preliminary agreement on instituting a debt brake, which will necessitate significant public expenditure adjustments by 2031.

The editorial discusses the significant losses faced by Stellantis and critiques the European Union's stringent push towards electric vehicles, arguing that it jeopardizes the Western automotive industry.

This editorial discusses the alarming financial situation in Finland, highlighting an agreement among almost all political parties to reduce the public deficit, with expected deficits reaching staggering amounts in the coming years.

Former Supreme Court Chief Justice Rait Maruste discusses the importance of Estonia avoiding a military court and the chaos of ‘generals’ on amok runs, reflecting on a recent editorial.

The South Korean National Assembly passed a bill establishing a crime for the misapplication of law after last-minute amendments were made to address concerns from civil society and political circles.

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un declared at the 9th Congress of the Workers' Party that there is no possibility of engaging in discussions with South Korea, reaffirming a hostile stance against the South.

An investigation into drug smuggling at customs has concluded with no charges against implicated officials, raising concerns over transparency and accountability.

The editorial discusses the need for accountability following a standoff between US and Chinese fighter jets, emphasizing the role of South Korean military communication in the incident.

Latvian Public Media has launched a new editorial office in Latgale to enhance its regional presence and support diverse community content.

Retired Colonel Marcos Serra actively engages in commenting on news articles to express his conservative values, despite his disagreement with the outlet's editorial stance.

Finnish parliament members are once again at odds over regulations governing alcohol sales, reigniting a longstanding debate over the legality of ordering alcohol from other EU countries.

Yves Thréard critiques Jean-Luc Mélenchon for his provocative political style and failure to adapt in the wake of a tragic event.

In a nearly two-hour speech, U.S. President Donald Trump failed to address unity and instead promoted discord, while glossing over significant issues regarding Ukraine.

This article provides a live update about the G1 news broadcast special on November 25, highlighting key segments from various editorial sections.

The meeting of chief justices across the country expressed strong opposition to the judicial reform bills introduced in the National Assembly but failed to address the deep-seated distrust in the judiciary.

The author reflects on the departure of Simón Pachano, a beloved editorial writer for El Universo, expressing gratitude for his insightful contributions over the years.

The Seattle Times Editorial Board criticizes Washington state's laws for prioritizing teachers accused of misconduct over child safety, as many allegations can remain hidden from public view.

The KOSPI has crossed the 6000 mark, marking a historic achievement, with a significant rise attributed to the booming semiconductor industry and government market support policies.

The Commander of the US Forces Korea, Javier Brunson, has stated he cannot apologize for a recent military exercise that escalated tensions with China, claiming that the South Korean military failed to notify its defense minister in a timely manner about the exercise.

The South Korean defense minister condemned recent military drills by US Forces Korea (USFK) near China's air defense zone, asserting the need for stronger institutional measures to prevent escalation.

The People Power Party continues to support former President Yoon Suk-yeol despite his conviction for insurrection, risking further backlash from voters.

The New York Times editorial board warns about the Trump administration's dangerous approach to press freedom, citing efforts to manipulate federal regulatory agencies to achieve political goals.

Laurence de Charette's editorial critiques the divisive nature of proposed end-of-life legislation in France, emphasizing the absence of consensus and necessary safeguards.

The Epstein scandal continues to escalate in Britain, involving high-profile arrests and alleged misconduct among political figures.

European leaders visited Kyiv on the anniversary of the invasion to show support for Ukraine, amidst threats from Hungary that could impede EU loans and sanctions against Russia.

The 'Judicial Reform 3 Laws' will be voted on in the National Assembly, emphasizing the need for careful deliberation on controversial aspects like the crime of legal distortion.

The South Korean National Assembly is currently divided over special laws for administrative integration, particularly regarding the consolidation of various regions, leading to significant political tensions.

The article discusses the recent decrease in consumer expectations for rising housing prices in South Korea due to government real estate policies.

An editorial from the Kyiv Independent discusses the ongoing war in Ukraine and suggests that while it could last another four years, there are potential strategies to change this trajectory.

Sisse Sejr-Nørgaard has decided to discontinue her podcast 'Nedsmeltning', leaving her facing significant public criticism and raising questions about Podimo's editorial responsibility.

This article discusses a cartoon by Riki Blanco that falls under the category of editorial content due to its opinion-based nature.

A cartoon by El Roto titled 'update' reflects the author’s opinion, showcasing how illustrations and drawings serve as opinion pieces based on the creator's criteria.

The fifth year of the war in Ukraine begins, marking an ongoing international crisis stemming from Russia's failed invasion attempt.

Philippe Gélie argues that despite international support, Ukraine faces profound solitude in its battle against a powerful enemy.

The U.S. Supreme Court has struck down Donald Trump's tariffs, but this won't stop him from implementing his plans.

An editorial reflecting on the four-year anniversary of Russia's war against Ukraine emphasizes the continued suffering and need for support for Ukraine against Putin's aggression.

The tax burden rate in South Korea has seen a minor rebound after a decline during the Yoon Suk-yeol administration, but it remains insufficient compared to other countries and fails to meet growing fiscal demands, necessitating the government's formulation of tax policies to elevate this rate.

The editorial discusses the ongoing issues surrounding the Ukraine war, focusing on President Putin's aggressive stance and its implications for the region.

The editorial discusses the recent US air drills near China's air defense zone, conducted without South Korea's prior notification, highlighting concerns over US military operations in the region.

Estonia achieved an unexpected silver medal in snowboarding at the Milan Cortina Winter Olympics, highlighting the country’s pride in its Olympic accomplishments.

Philippe Gélie discusses the precarious situation of Donald Trump's military strategy toward Iran amid rising tensions and an increasing American naval presence in the Eastern Mediterranean.

The Finnish real estate market has stagnated for years, with sales declining and long waiting times for transactions, prompting discussions about removing the transfer tax to revitalize the sector.

The recent life imprisonment sentence of Yoon Seok-yeol by the court did not address the citizens' resistance that thwarted his coup plot, raising concerns about the logic and fairness of the judgment.

The recent US military training exercises in South Korea have provoked China, leading to formal objections from South Korean defense officials.

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that President Trump's significant tariff policy was unconstitutional and that he had no legal authority to impose tariffs unilaterally.

The Hankyoreh newspaper announced its personnel changes effective February 23, 2026.

An editorial in the Wall Street Journal criticizes President Donald Trump's recent attacks on the Supreme Court following a ruling against his tariffs, stating this marks a low point in his presidency.

The article features a cartoon by Flavita Banana titled 'ibuprofen,' which illustrates the author's opinions through humor or artistic expression.

This article discusses a cartoon illustration by El Roto, known for its commentary and opinion, featured on February 21, 2026.