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A person was injured while extinguishing a fire in an agricultural building in Vilnius, Lithuania, which was reported around 19:13 and extinguished by firefighters by 21:11.

A vendor in Olinda accused a restaurant employee of racism after being derogatorily called a 'monkey' while trying to open her kiosk.

Applications are now open for the Monteiro City Hall competition in Paraíba, Brazil, with 10 available positions for health agents and an application fee of R$80.

The Australian share market is projected to open slightly higher following a mixed trading session on Wall Street, influenced by underwhelming tech earnings.

Two major mountain passes in Iceland remain closed until tomorrow, but there is hope for the reopening of Hellisheiði.

The White House has stated that President Trump is willing to engage in talks with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un without any preconditions, despite reaffirming its stance on denuclearization.

A significant fire ignited at a hangar in Vilnius, with extensive firefighting resources deployed to control the blaze.

Italian golfer Andrea Pavan withdrew from the Investec South African Open after a serious accident involving an elevator shaft.

Tallinn's restructuring of its school network is met with satisfaction from school leaders as they relocate to new facilities.

Alicia Dudy Muller Veiga, a medicine graduate from USP, has been sentenced to three years in semi-open prison for defrauding a lottery and diverting substantial funds from her graduation party.

Correios in Brazil has opened registration for businesses in Belém to become collection points, part of their strategy to modernize and expand service accessibility.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has criticized Ukraine's policies towards Hungary in an open letter to President Zelenskyy, accusing him of jeopardizing Hungary's energy security.

Jefter Soares Gomes, a 32-year-old semi-open prisoner, was arrested in Boa Vista for violating probation regulations.

Concerns grow over Sharon Carr, Britain's youngest female murderer, potentially committing further violence as she is denied transfer to an open prison.

Simon Campanello critiques Open AI's ambitions to integrate Chat GPT into homes, viewing it as a means of increasing tech companies' surveillance over individual activities.

The Austin Open has introduced the 'Anger Room,' a private space for female tennis players to vent their frustrations away from cameras, following incidents of public outbursts during matches.

Jurgen Klopp, currently with Red Bull, has hinted at a potential return to Liverpool, citing that it would be the only Premier League club he would consider managing again.

Faetec and Cisco are offering a free online course on digital security as part of the 12th Cibereducação Marathon, running from February 9 to March 29.

The CGPJ has announced it will open 125 positions for magistrates for experienced jurists as part of a larger agreement for 500 judicial positions.

Twelve public and state service unions have sent an open letter to Prime Minister Andrej Plenković, expressing concerns over the low level of social dialogue and ministers' commitment to collective bargaining.

Non-governmental organizations in Slovakia have lost at least 16 million euros in public funding since the establishment of Robert Fico's fourth government, according to an analysis by the Platform for Democracy and the Open Society Foundation.

Golfer Andrea Pavan withdrew from the South African Open after suffering serious injuries from an accident involving an elevator shaft.

The article provides expert advice on safely opening frozen car doors to avoid causing expensive damage to the vehicle.

A Lithuanian hospital has initiated an internal investigation after an elderly woman was discharged with open wounds, raising public concern.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has sent an open letter to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, demanding the immediate reopening of the Druzhba oil pipeline and an end to what he describes as anti-Hungarian policies.

Sanatorium Pálava, the youngest spa complex in the Czech Republic, is set to open this summer and start welcoming its first patients.

Helfštýn Castle is set to open its gates this year, focusing on artistic blacksmithing and a light festival to draw visitors.

IFRN is offering 154 remaining spots for specialization courses, with applications open until March 1, 2026.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is considering unblocking a significant loan to Ukraine in response to mounting European pressure and amid his party's electoral struggles.

The Tigre Art Museum in Argentina will be open for evening visits with guided tours, participatory activities, and live music starting February 28.

Registrations are now open for a free preparatory course for the National High School Exam (Enem) in Belém, Brazil, offered by SESI Pará, targeting students finishing high school in 2026 or who have already completed their studies.

Pernambuco is offering over 5,000 free spots for a Brazilian Sign Language (Libras) course across 55 cities, with registration open until the 27th of this month.

The Stuttgart 21 railway project faces further delays, with reports suggesting it may not be operational before 2030.

Former Deputy Prime Minister Evangelos Venizelos emphasized that issues regarding the rule of law, like wiretapping, cannot be wished away by the government, following a court's ruling on related convictions.

The 'University' metro station in Athens has reopened to the public after being closed due to a student protest in the city center.

Ukrainian drone manufacturer Ukrspecsystems has opened a factory in Mildenhall, Suffolk, UK, to produce drones for use in the Ukrainian battlefield.

The A21 electronic platform for child benefit applications will open on February 27, 2026, allowing eligible families to submit their requests until March 11, 2026.

The TMC has issued a satirical letter responding to PM Modi's emotional open letter to the people of West Bengal ahead of upcoming elections.

Oman's Foreign Minister Badra Albusaidi stated that negotiators have shown unprecedented openness to new and creative ideas and solutions during talks with US envoys.

A free training course for public school teachers in the Federal District of Brazil combines dance and psychotherapy as pedagogical and self-care tools, with registration open until March 13.

IKEA Croydon will feature the first Decathlon shop located within an IKEA store in the UK, set to open this spring.

Norway's largest ammunition manufacturer, Nammo, has been informed by the Consumer Authority that it has violated transparency laws, leading to potential changes in legislation by the government.

Voting has begun in the highly anticipated Gorton and Denton byelection, with a close result expected that could significantly impact future political narratives in the UK.

North Korea's Kim Jong-un declared South Korea its 'eternal enemy' while maintaining an openness to engage in talks with the United States.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban addressed an open letter to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky regarding the ongoing energy supply issues stemming from Ukraine's actions in the conflict with Russia.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has criticized Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy for what he describes as an ongoing anti-Hungarian policy amid the Russo-Ukrainian war.

GRU Space is set to build the first hotel on the Moon, projected to open in 2032, with reservations already available for the adventurous traveler.

The NTA has re-opened the registration window for the Common University Entrance Test (CUET UG 2026), allowing students who missed the initial application deadline another opportunity to apply.

Romina Pourmokhtari, Sweden's climate and environment minister, seems to be shifting her stance on the country's 2030 climate goals after nearly a term in office.

The article discusses the long and painful journey of a mother, Catharina Sørensen, as she fights for psychiatric care for her daughter, Viola, who experiences severe emotional distress, including hearing voices.