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Ghislaine Maxwell, once a confidante and accomplice of the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, is the only person convicted in one of the biggest sexual trafficking scandals of recent times.

Pedro Sánchez's government faces significant setbacks as the Congress once again rejects crucial social protection measures intended to support vulnerable populations.

The Nigerian Federal Government, represented by Minister Mohammed Idris, has expressed readiness to establish state police as part of decentralizing the country's policing system once the legal framework is set.

The political party Junts has collaborated with opposition parties to defeat a decree aimed at protecting vulnerable families, further complicating the situation for the PSOE government led by Pedro Sánchez.

Zulma Lobato, once a beloved media figure in Argentina, has faced severe hardship and health issues, prompting unexpected assistance after being discovered living under dire conditions.

A millionaire in Satakunta faces legal trouble once again, this time for allegedly lying about his income during a court proceeding.

A retired police commissioner in Lagos revealed the systemic failures of Nigeria's criminal justice system, emphasizing that police officers often act under resource constraints, making them victims of the system themselves.

E.ON advises UK households to regularly defrost freezers to avoid unnecessary energy consumption and higher bills.

NHO leader Ole Erik Almlid and LO leader Kine Asper Vistnes agree that media today is different from the past.

Netflix has released the trailer for the upcoming crime thriller series based on Jo Nesbo's Detective Hole, set to premiere on March 26, with all nine episodes available at once.

Robert Fico, once a critic of financial groups, now publicly praises the Penta investment group amid allegations of corruption and collusion.

Former politician E. Masiulis reveals in his book that President G. Nausėda once requested assistance in finding work for his nephew in the transport sector.

Tensions between Iran and the United States over the nuclear program have escalated once more as indirect negotiations resume in Geneva.

California's Death Valley, notorious for its extreme heat, has transformed into a blooming desert thanks to unprecedented rainfall, showcasing a rare natural phenomenon known as super bloom.

A fictional account depicting the Prime Minister and Regional Minister of Estonia taking a bus ride is presented through a conversation recorded on a black box found by an amateur archaeologist.

Czech doctors express concern over the impact of a proposed policy that would limit gynecological visits to once every five years.

US President Donald Trump accused Iran of continuing to work on its nuclear program despite ongoing talks, escalating speculation about potential military action.

Picher, Oklahoma, once a thriving mining town, is now a toxic wasteland, with residents having abandoned it due to dangerous contamination, although it briefly sees visitors during an annual event.

Inter Milan's poor performance against Norway's vice-champions has highlighted serious financial and competitive challenges for the team.

Astrologer Palmira shares her insights on upcoming astrological events and their emotional impacts.

The Brazilian government has delayed the implementation of a new regulation that restricts commercial activity on holidays once more, with a new effective date set for the end of May.

Rashmika Mandanna, a prominent actress in the South Indian film industry, is set to marry Vijay Deverakonda, and this report explores her family background and financial journey.

Since mid-January, food deliveries to the occupied Oleškõ have been successfully made only once, with all other attempts resulting in drivers being killed, as reported by Ukrinform.

Andrew Mountbatten Windsor, once known as the Queen's favorite son, is currently under investigation and living in isolation following his recent arrest for misconduct.

The Catalan parties Junts and ERC are poised to reject the Spanish government's social protection decree, putting further pressure on Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez regarding budget negotiations.

Felipe González defends the actions of King Juan Carlos I during the 23-F coup attempt, calling them decisive and exemplary, and urges complete declassification of related documents.

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.

Achille Lauro, once known for his controversial performances, is returning to the Sanremo Music Festival as a co-host, marking a significant transformation in his public persona.

A recent discussion highlights that artificial intelligence recommends George Orwell's '1984' as the essential book everyone should read at least once.

The French National Assembly has once again passed a law legalizing assisted suicide and euthanasia after a contentious second reading.

The Poing Community Center is hosting an exhibition titled 'Once Upon a Time Japan' featuring works by Carolina Veranen-Phillips that explore traditional Japanese art forms until April 16.

Mercedes has signed 11-year-old Italian karting talent Niccolò Perico to its Junior Programme, following the recruitment of Kimi Antonelli.

The new Netflix comedy "Kacken an der Havel" features Veronica Ferres as a mayor embroiled in sinister dealings, blending self-irony with serious performance.

The bidding for bus operations in Greater Recife has been postponed again, leaving the system without formal contracts since 2013.

Researchers at Stanford Medicine have developed a nasal spray vaccine that offers potential protection against COVID-19, influenza, and pneumonia.

The trend of leggings, reminiscent of the 2000s, is making a resurgence, albeit without the controversial brand that once dominated the market.

The trend for leggings, once popular in the 2000s, is making a comeback, although the iconic brand associated with them is not included in this revival.

The UN called for an immediate ceasefire and comprehensive peace in Ukraine, but the USA and 50 other countries abstained from voting.

A 22-year-old man suspected of committing a family murder in Savonlinna is once again appearing in court, demanding his release from investigative detention.

The rise in medical marijuana prescriptions follows a significant decline tied to upcoming legal changes in Poland that will require in-person patient evaluations.

The Goyang Arena project, a centerpiece of the K-Culture Valley, faces renewed community backlash after its timeline was pushed back once more.

Poland's mining industry continues to struggle, facing significant financial losses and declining coal production and sales.

Kiku Sharda, one of India's top comedians, has made a significant financial leap in his career, now earning in crores after starting with just 700 rupees per performance.

The article recounts a chilling story about two Italian brothers in the 1960s who may have recorded transmissions of a Soviet woman dying in space.

Cuba's tourism sector, once a critical economic pillar, is experiencing a sharp decline due to closed hotels and decreasing visitor numbers, exacerbated by geopolitical tensions.

Aftenposten explores the potential of the Norwegian football club Bodø/Glimt to challenge Inter Milan once more.

Atlético Madrid is once again clinging to its spot in the Champions League as knockout rounds are set to take place this week.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenski has revealed the presidential bunker, where he directed the country's efforts during the early days of the war, now shown empty whereas it was once filled with hundreds of people.

A traditional event brought together dozens of Lada owners in Kangasala, Finland, celebrating a 30-year legacy of a Kummeli sketch.

Heavy rainfall has once again affected parts of Rio de Janeiro, particularly in the North Zone, leading to disasters and continued weather instability in the region.