Protests in Jēkabpils Municipality Against School Network Reform; 18 Teachers May Lose Their Jobs
Residents of Jēkabpils protested against school network reforms that could lead to job losses for teachers due to a decrease in student numbers.
Citizens of Gwangju and Jeonnam: To Complete the Overcoming of the Civil War, We Must Enshrine the Spirit of May 18 in the Constitution
Citizens in Gwangju and Jeonnam gathered at the National Assembly to advocate for the inclusion of the May 18 democratic movement ethos in the constitutional preamble to ensure a nation free from civil strife.
About 18 thousand users may lose the Intermunicipal Single Ticket due to income declaration irregularities
The government of Rio de Janeiro is investigating around 18,000 users of the Intermunicipal Single Ticket for potential illegitimacy of their benefits due to suspicious income declarations.
Restoration of the Old Jeonnam Provincial Office, the Last Battleground of May 18, But There Are 'Content Errors'
The Old Jeonnam Provincial Office, a historical site of the May 18 Democratic Movement, has been restored after over two decades, but errors in content and layout have raised concerns.
To eradicate the distortion of the May 18th movement, the confiscation of crime proceeds should be widely applied
A legal expert emphasized the need for broad application of the crime proceeds confiscation system to combat persistent distortions of the May 18th Democratic Movement.
'Aposta Psica' ends registration this Wednesday, 18, for Amazon artists; selected can win up to R$ 3,000
The 'Aposta Psica' initiative is closing registrations for Amazon artists who may have the chance to win up to R$ 3,000 and perform at an upcoming cultural festival.
Civil Protection announces two national drills on May 6 and September 19
Civil Protection in Mexico has scheduled two national emergency drills for May 6 and September 19, following a regional drill on February 18.
UK snow maps reveal blizzard bringing eight inches will bury 18 cities this week
The UK is set to experience a blizzard that may bring up to eight inches of snow to at least 18 cities as temperatures fall below freezing.
Apple's most powerful phone, features of the leaked iPhone 18 Pro
Apple's upcoming iPhone 18 Pro is expected to feature significant upgrades and may include the A20 Pro processor and a smaller dynamic island display.
Daily hot drink could reduce dementia risk 'by 18%' - how many cups you need
A new study suggests that daily consumption of moderate amounts of caffeinated tea or coffee may reduce the risk of developing dementia by up to 18%.
San Marcos 2026 raises the stakes and positions itself as the leading fair in Latin America
The San Marcos National Fair 2026 aims to become the most significant festive event in Latin America, hosted in Aguascalientes from April 18 to May 10.
Two 12-year-olds killed in Canada school shooting pictured as families devastated
Two 12-year-olds, Kylie May Smith and Abel Mwansa Jr., were among the eight victims of a tragic school shooting in Canada, reportedly carried out by 18-year-old Jesse Van Rootselaar.
Gwangju City Hails Court Ruling to Ban Publication of 'Chun Doo-hwan's Memoir' as 'Preserving the Honor of the May Spirits'
Gwangju City welcomed the Supreme Court's ruling to ban the publication and distribution of Chun Doo-hwan's memoir, emphasizing its importance in upholding historical truth and the honor of the victims of the Gwangju Uprising.
“On February 17, we talk about Donbass.” Zelensky affirms negotiations but denies vote in May
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky states that peace talks regarding the Donbass region are scheduled for February 17 or 18 in the United States, though Russia has not confirmed their participation.
Salvador may have isolated rain during Carnival, weather forecast indicates
The weather forecast suggests that Salvador will experience isolated showers during the Carnival celebrations, which start on February 12 and end on Ash Wednesday, February 18.
Han Byung-do: The Golden Time for One-Point Constitutional Amendment on May 18 is at a Critical Point
Han Byung-do calls for urgent amendments to the National Referendum Act to enable a constitutional change recognizing the spirit of May 18.
VIDEO Explosion in illegal mine in India. At least 18 miners killed
At least 18 miners have died and one is critically injured due to an explosion in an illegal coal mine in Meghalaya, India, with rescue operations ongoing amid fears that more miners may be trapped underground.
Public school student passes entrance exam at USP and may become the first engineer in the family in the interior of SP
18-year-old João Gabriel Motta from Adamantina, SP, achieves a place at the prestigious University of São Paulo, potentially becoming the first engineer in his family.
Apple may delay the launch of the standard iPhone 18
Apple plans to delay the official presentation of the iPhone 18 standard model to focus on premium models and the iPhone Fold, influenced by global RAM shortages and rising component costs.
The Europe Report on Anarchic Hate: "18 attacks out of 21 occurred in Italy"
The report highlights concerns that Italy may become a gathering point for anti-establishment groups from across Europe in the lead-up to the 2027 political elections, following recent incidents such as the demonstration in Turin.
Government's decision... 18% excise duty removed from these tobacco products, impact will be seen on shares!
The government has removed the central excise duty on unbranded and unpackaged raw tobacco products, which may affect the shares of tobacco-related companies.
'Step by step': US Energy Secretary predicts elections in Venezuela in 18 to 24 months, according to WSJ
US Energy Secretary Chris Wright indicated that elections in Venezuela may occur within 18 to 24 months, as reported by The Wall Street Journal.
Italians write about Baturina's possible departure: His next destination will surprise many
Martin Baturina, who transferred to Italian Serie A club Como from Dinamo Zagreb for €18 million, may be leaving soon as he has not played much this season due to competition from teammate Nico Paz.
Trial for the Garmisch Train Accident: Will Sleeper 18 Be the Downfall of One of the Two Defendants?
The trial concerning the Garmisch-Partenkirchen train accident, which resulted in five deaths, may hinge on sleeper 18, although it was not the actual cause of the disaster.
Thousands dead in Iran. Trump threatens: If they hang protesters, they will see what will happen
Over 2,400 protesters have been killed and more than 18,000 detained as Iranian authorities crack down on protests, with concerns that the death toll may exceed 12,000, according to U.S. human rights data; meanwhile, President Trump urges protesters to continue their demonstrations and warns of consequences if executions occur.
Two bicycle parking spaces per apartment, a minimum of photovoltaic energy... the Government finalizes a 'green' reform that could increase the cost of each home by up to 18,000 euros
The Spanish government is finalizing a green reform that may raise housing prices by up to 18,000 euros by enforcing new energy and parking requirements.
Italians: Clubs that wanted Baturina received only one answer
Martina Baturina's recent goal for Como against Bologna may mark a turning point in his career, following his summer transfer from Dinamo valued at 18 million euros.
The French Write About the Potential Transfer of Hajduk's Forward: Wanted by Former European Champion
French media reports that Marseille is interested in signing Hajduk's 18-year-old winger Bruno Durdov, while previously showing interest in defender Branimir Mlačić who may join Inter Milan.
Winter Sales: They Start Today - What Consumers Should Be Careful About
Winter sales begin today with expectations of revenues exceeding 6 billion euros, lasting until Saturday, February 28, while stores may choose to open on Sundays, January 18 and 25.
Marseille: Félix Bingui, alleged leader of the Yoda gang, will be tried from May 18 to June 5 for drug trafficking
Félix Bingui, the alleged leader of the Yoda criminal gang, will stand trial in Marseille alongside 19 co-defendants suspected of operating a significant drug dealing operation.
UK's youngest female murderer Sharon Carr 'not alone' when she killed teen girl
Sharon Carr, at age 12, was found guilty of murdering 18-year-old Katie Rackliff, and new insights suggest she may not have acted alone during the crime.
Marta Nawrocka will receive the thirteenth pension. It has been calculated how much it may amount to
After 18 years in the Customs and Tax Administration Service, Marta Nawrocka retired, taking a break during her husband's election campaign and officially retiring after he won.