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In Germany, notaries face a pivotal change as AI technologies begin to automate various aspects of their traditional practices.

Starting March 17, new regulations in Poland will simplify the property inheritance process by allowing notaries to handle property registration formalities directly.

ERR's news broadcast at 9:00 includes updates on significant issues affecting notarization and the oil market.

The article discusses various news segments including issues with new ID cards affecting notaries and a significant drop in oil prices.

This article discusses current events and significant news items broadcasted at 21:00.

Estonia's news report highlights various current issues affecting the country, including a significant drop in oil prices and problems related to the implementation of new ID cards.

The article discusses the latest news updates being broadcast live at 17:00 from Estonia.

The news highlights various current events, including a sharp drop in oil prices and rising fuel costs at gas stations in Estonia, alongside issues related to new ID cards affecting notaries.

New ID cards in Estonia have created significant technical issues for notaries, leading to disruptions in their daily operations.

A strike by Islamic notaries in Morocco is preventing thousands of couples from getting married during Ramadan, creating significant disruption in wedding plans.

Last year, notaries in Latvia issued 99 fewer divorce certificates compared to the previous year, according to information from the Latvian Council of Notaries.

Lithuania will start permitting notaries to issue electronic apostilles, aiming to enhance access to notarial services and accelerate the digitization of document processing.

The article features a full interview with Merle-Saar Johanson, the Chair of the Notaries Chamber, discussing her role and perspectives.

A budget of approximately $13,000 will be allocated in 2026 for the reimbursement of fees to members of the citizen selection commission overseeing the public contest to elect the Attorney General of Ecuador.

A controversy has erupted in Italy over leaked comments made about candidates for the notary examination, leading to calls for annulment of the tests.

On March 5th, residents can receive free consultations from certified notaries on various legal matters, particularly focusing on changes in divorce processes.

In Latvia, there is an increase in scams involving apartments, particularly through private transactions without notarial involvement, prompting calls for greater reliance on notaries.

Antonio Arroyo, dubbed Spain's largest mortgage fraudster, faces trial revealing the intricate operations of a massive fraud scheme involving numerous financial intermediaries.

New legislation in Slovakia allows for the registration of companies without requiring a business license, thereby streamlining the process and enhancing legal certainty for entrepreneurs.

Notary offices in Amazonas will be able to issue the National Identity Card starting in the first half of 2026, providing residents with a new option for obtaining this important document.

New restrictions on property purchases by citizens of Russia and Belarus in Estonia will create additional workload and costs for notaries as they grapple with verifying dual citizenship.

The government of Buenos Aires has appointed 70 new notaries after a decade-long hiatus in appointments, promising to hold a new competition for further positions.

The Mexican notarial system begins 2026 with high expectations, aiming to actively contribute to national life and engage with citizens and authorities.

Priidu Pärna warns that the aging population of notaries approaching retirement, coupled with a lack of successors, threatens the stability of the judiciary system.

Itapetininga in São Paulo has reported over 44,000 contested IPVA debts in notaries, with a significant increase in protests recorded in recent years.