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Two scientists argue that Germany should establish a state-owned company to ensure a reliable supply of raw materials amid shifting geopolitical realities.

A recent decision by Landspítali to replace Smjörva with Bertolli on its premises has sparked controversy among staff and highlighted issues in state procurement policies.

Italy's Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani has reported that thousands of Italians are currently stuck in Gulf countries amidst escalating tensions and attacks in the region.

A new survey indicates that tax exemptions may play a significant role in determining voter support for President Lula's reelection in 2026, with many benefiting from income tax relief likely to favor candidates who supported the legislation.

Czechia plans to implement stricter penalties for animal abuse starting next January.

SYRIZA criticizes Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis for his close alignment with the US-Israel alliance and calls for a commitment against Greece's involvement in the war.

President Yoon expresses that while buying and selling homes is an individual's freedom, the government will dictate whether those transactions lead to profit or loss.

Donald Trump's recent military strike on Iran raises questions about his commitment to an isolationist policy that opposes foreign wars, which he had long promised his supporters.

Donald Trump has evolved from criticizing regime change to engaging in military operations aimed at overthrowing multiple governments.

The German government demonstrates understanding for the attacks on Iran while avoiding open support, navigating a complex diplomatic situation fueled by different perspectives within the ruling coalition.

Javier Milei's official speech to Congress, which opens the annual parliamentary session in Argentina, will be broadcast live nationwide.

The article critiques the Liberal government's immigration plan as ineffective and highlights ongoing challenges related to immigration that remain unaddressed.

The article examines Iran's long-standing hostility towards the United States, tracing its origins from the 1979 hostage crisis to ongoing acts of terrorism and threats against Americans.

Professor Merilyn Meristo argues the necessity of discussing the B foreign language requirement in Estonian education, noting that the call to abolish it is premature.

The Argentine government is delaying sending a trade agreement with the U.S. to Congress following a Supreme Court ruling that undermined Trump's tariff policy.

Recent claims made by Trump regarding the assassination of Khamenei have been countered by Iranian statements asserting his safety.

China's sportswear industry shows unexpected growth due to policy support, rising demand during the Chinese New Year, and the visibility from the Winter Olympics.

The Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank are diverging in their monetary policy strategies as they navigate post-pandemic economic conditions.

An emergency meeting of EU Foreign Ministers, including Greek Foreign Minister Giorgos Gerapetritis, is set to convene via teleconference to discuss recent developments in the Middle East.

Florida Congressman Byron Donalds has revived his controversial bill aiming to eliminate driver's licenses for certain migrants as part of a broader initiative to enhance regulations for commercial drivers.

Kamala Harris criticizes Donald Trump's stance on military interventions, particularly emphasizing the dangers of a potential conflict with Iran.

The article discusses the evolution of Ali Khamenei's leadership in Iran over 37 years, focusing on his conservative governance and foreign policy.

Estonia's Ministry of Education has clarified that Russian-language vocational education will remain possible under specific conditions despite the primary language of instruction being Estonian.

The Finnish government is set to allow homebuyers to extend their housing loan repayment period to 35 years, resulting in lower monthly payments but significantly higher interest costs.

Ulrike Malmendier, a prominent economist from Berkeley, discusses her unexpected departure from the Expert Council and reflects on her experience in policy advising.

The article discusses the impact of climate lawsuits on generational divides in public opinion.

The article discusses President Trump's military actions against Iran, arguing that they may significantly impact both the upcoming midterm elections and his legacy.

Starting from March 1st, the excise tax rates for various alcoholic beverages in Latvia will be raised significantly.

Arvind Kejriwal is making a strong return to politics with a public gathering at Jantar Mantar, following a favorable court ruling in the liquor policy case.

Donald Trump’s loyal fanbase is showing signs of concern following the recent military actions against Iran, despite his usual confidence inspiring their unwavering support.

Trump's recent announcement about a potential massive attack on Iran has caused a backlash among his most loyal supporters, contradicting his earlier promises to avoid foreign wars.

The article discusses Argentina's historical economic isolation and its long-term impacts on the country's productivity and social structure.

Starting from the 7th, passengers in the Seoul, Incheon, and Gyeonggi subway systems will incur an additional charge of 1550 won if they do not tag their transportation cards upon exiting.

New York City's Mayor Zohran Mamdani faces significant criticism from conservatives after condemning a U.S.-led military strike on Iran that resulted in the death of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.

The article argues that the recent airstrikes ordered by President Trump against Iran were both necessary and lawful in response to ongoing threats posed by Iran.

Queensland has introduced twelve new serious offences under its 'adult crime, adult time' policy, which enables youth offenders convicted of serious crimes to be prosecuted as adults.

The article analyzes Donald Trump's shift from promoting peace during his first presidential term to a more aggressive stance toward military action against countries like Iran during his second term.

The Brazilian government has condemned the attacks by the United States and Israel against Iran and stressed the need for negotiations to ensure peace.

The article discusses a decline in enrollment in Brazilian daycare centers, highlighting cultural resistance and a significant unmet demand for childcare placements.

Donald Trump claims that the leadership of Iran was taken out in a series of three attacks, with emphasis on one specific incident.

The state of Pará has entered the electoral year with a gross debt of 23% of its net current revenue, achieving a wide fiscal margin.

The Brazilian Senate has approved a bill that increases tax incentives for the chemical and petrochemical industries to 3.1 billion reais.

Reform UK plans to dismantle key renter protections, which critics say will benefit abusive landlords at the expense of vulnerable tenants.

The article discusses Donald Trump's past criticisms of Barack Obama's military actions against Iran in relation to recent attacks by the U.S. and Israel.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney supports U.S. military action against Iran, acknowledging the persistence of the old world order in foreign policy.

Australia's recent summer has been marked by extreme weather, threatening its wildlife and ecosystems due to climate change and inadequate governmental response.

Historian Timothy Snyder discusses the connections between authoritarianism, corruption, and the rationale for military action against Iran.

A recent article discussed a study comparing Brazil's working hours with those of other countries, highlighting the role of various determinants like productivity and government policies.

A proposed housing policy by the Social Democrats in Denmark aims to abolish property value tax for homes valued at one million kroner or less, benefiting homeowners in Lolland and Falster.

State Deputy Eduardo Suplicy is presenting a bill to make meals at Bom Prato free for all residents of São Paulo.