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This article shares four personal stories of families in Slovakia grappling with the challenges of caring for elderly relatives, highlighting issues of inadequate services, ethical dilemmas, and the emotional toll on caregivers.

Ian Huntley, who murdered schoolgirls Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman, has been injured in prison following his conviction.

Kerdo Mölder recounts his transformative pilgrimage journey and the profound feelings it evoked.

The article discusses feelings of guilt associated with being hindered or limited, possibly in a social or professional context.

The conflict over the verdicts in the bribery case involving Kim Geon-hee and Jeon Seong-bae creates uncertainty heading into the appeal, as the Special Prosecutor's team indicates they will contest the lower court's findings which favored Kim.

Publisher Taurus refutes claims that historians Fusi and García Cárcel used AI to write their latest book and acknowledges mistakes in the text.

The author reflects on her decision to join the Ukrainian army after the events of Euromaidan, driven by feelings of guilt and obligation to defend freedom.

Coleen Nolan from Loose Women expresses complex feelings about her abusive father in an emotional discussion on the show.

Nora Haukland testifies in court about her relationship with Marius Borg Høiby, who faces charges of domestic violence but denies guilt, as audio recordings of their interactions reveal abusive language.

The article reflects on Belarusians' collective guilt related to the war, emphasizing shared pain and experiences during historical and current conflicts.

Lech Wałęsa has expressed mixed feelings about Donald Trump's approach to Russia, suggesting he may either be a traitor or an astute strategist avoiding nuclear confrontation.

Former Norwegian government minister Sandra Borch appears in court charged with two counts of drunk driving, admitting her guilt and expressing regret for her actions.

Recent studies indicate that 41% of men experience so-called "postcoital sadness," driven by a combination of brain chemistry and social conditioning, with the latter being treatable.

Nick Reiner, the son of slain director Rob Reiner, pleads not guilty to murder charges in connection with his parents' violent deaths.

The son of director Rob Reiner has pleaded not guilty to the murder of his parents.

Fourteen members of the Torcida fan group have admitted guilt in connection with a violent incident near Tuzla Airport.

Nick Reiner is charged with the murder of his father, filmmaker Rob Reiner, and mother, photographer Michele Singer Reiner, and has denied the charges in court.

American cross-country skier Jessie Diggins discusses her struggles with eating disorders and a recent relapse in her new documentary 'Threshold.'

A court upheld the prison sentences for two women convicted of robbing an elderly couple in the Utena district of Lithuania.

A mother in Alytus shares her devastating experience following the tragic death of her newborn son, highlighting the exhaustion and social pressures she faced.

The murder case involving Rob Reiner raises critical questions about the defendant's potential confession and the prosecution's handling of the death penalty.

Anastasija Sihnajevská has become a significant advocate for Ukrainian refugees in the Czech Republic, expressing their perspectives and experiences while grappling with personal feelings of survivor's guilt.

A man regrets agreeing to marry his girlfriend after feeling pressured during a Valentine's Day proposal.

UK Athletics has acknowledged its corporate guilt in the death of UAE para-athlete Abdulla Hajaje during a training session.

Alytus District Council member G. Jociunskaite faces intensified charges of organizing crimes related to document forgery and misappropriation of municipal property, which she denies.

The film list for week 8 highlights the German film 'Amrum' which addresses themes of guilt related to the Nazi era, alongside the Swedish dramedy 'Grannfejden'.

The drama 'Amrum' is set on a mythical German island during the last days of World War II, where a young boy struggles between his love for his mother and the burden of Nazism.

The investigation into the death of a man at Pasila Police Station has concluded, implicating five guards in potential crimes while they maintain their innocence.

Jana Jašová, a recipient of the Magnesia Litera Award, is set to release her new mystery thriller 'Burn the Border' on February 19, exploring themes of guilt, blackmail, and buried secrets.

Former Kosovo President Hashim Thaci has denied allegations of war crimes in The Hague, where prosecutors are seeking a 45-year prison sentence for him and others.

A court in Lithuania has relieved a council member from Šilutė district of criminal liability and imposed certain restrictions following his admission of guilt.

A ship from Russia's shadow fleet has accepted responsibility and paid a substantial fine following its interception by French forces near the coast of Marseille.

The Lithuanian Supreme Court upheld a lower court's conviction of a farmer whose bull fatally injured a person, reversing a previous acquittal by an appellate court.

Maria Faust's latest work offers comfort to people weighed down by their difficult lives and societal guilt following the aftermath of populism and propaganda.

In the ongoing investigation of the Nancy Guthrie case, the FBI is awaiting crucial DNA results from evidence collected at the scene, while experts caution about the limitations of DNA evidence in establishing guilt.

The prosecutor has recommended the conviction of Father Antonios, founder of the Ark of the World, and four others for abusive behaviors reported by residents of the organization’s facilities.

A daughter expresses her anguish over her father's prolonged stay in a hospital due to a lack of availability in nursing homes in Iceland.

A new letter from US Attorney General Pam Bondi has revealed a comprehensive alphabetical list of 300 celebrities and public figures included in the Epstein Files, though their inclusion does not imply guilt.

A woman in Haugesund charged with murder denies the accusation after being interrogated by the police.

Marco Rubio emphasized the close ties between the U.S. and Europe while criticizing European policies on climate change, energy, and immigration during a speech at the Munich Security Conference.

Brazilian Supreme Court Justice Dias Toffoli announced his withdrawal from the Master case amid growing pressure, indicating earlier that this move would be akin to admitting guilt.

The release of the Epstein files has led to numerous firings, resignations, and public apologies, as associations with Jeffrey Epstein imply guilt for many.

A man arrested in Bergen for the murder of a 20-year-old denies his guilt, according to his lawyer Einar Råent.

Mona Juul is under investigation by Økokrim over charges of gross corruption, which she denies, amid connections to Jeffrey Epstein.

Former army chief Valdemaras Rupšys has begun to be questioned in an ongoing trial concerning implants, maintaining his innocence throughout the proceedings.

A Czech man involved in a tragic carousel ride incident during the Sea Festival in Klaipėda is currently facing trial while recovering from his own injuries.

The court case against Marius Borg Høiby is currently ongoing, with updates focusing on a reported incident of sexual assault in Lofoten and Høiby's denial of guilt.

A man accused of trying to evade an ankle monitor has been released from custody by the court in Hillerød, Denmark, despite the charges being upheld as he denies guilt.

A furniture chain employee has expressed personal guilt over the sudden bankruptcy of the companies Sotka and Asko, which employed approximately 600 people.

The article discusses various low-calorie processed meats, providing options for snacks and complete meals.