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A new law in Poland is set to change the landscape of civil proceedings by allowing lawyers to submit certain documents electronically via the Informational Portal starting March 1.

Standard Chartered Bank has reported a $10 million loss from divesting its operations in Cameroon and The Gambia.

Twelve Greenpeace activists were arrested during a protest at Argentina's National Congress and were released hours later after being confirmed to have no prior criminal records.

Attacks on St. Mary’s Catholic Church in Cross River, Nigeria, resulted in the destruction of church records and vehicles by suspected arsonists.

The Central Bank of Brazil reported a negative result of R$ 119.97 billion in 2025 due to the appreciation of the real against the dollar, which was fully covered by its reserve funds.

Bank credit in US dollars in Argentina has reached record levels, exceeding US$20 billion, with a significant increase during Javier Milei's administration.

The first pelycosaur fossils in South America have been found in Piauí, Brazil, dated to approximately 280 million years ago.

The UK Defence Secretary has ordered a review of military records to investigate Jeffrey Epstein's alleged trafficking of women through RAF bases.

A 46-year-old man was arrested in Limeira, Brazil, after being caught on camera physically assaulting his wife and preventing her from leaving their home.

A passenger filming lightning during a flight from Montevideo to Fortaleza captured impressive footage that amazed and alarmed other passengers.

Despite a -5% decline from recent peaks, at least 12 blue chip stocks on the Athens Stock Exchange continue to reach historical highs.

The Recoleta Cultural Center in Argentina plans to feature Jorge Luis Borges, Mafalda, and Federico Klemm in its 2026 programming, expecting a substantial increase in audience turnout.

The UN reported nearly 8,000 deaths or disappearances in dangerous migration routes in 2025, attributing the likely higher real number to reduced legal migration paths pushing people into the hands of smugglers.

Estonia is experiencing a record cold spell lasting for 59 days, but temperatures are expected to rise above freezing today, February 26.

Brazil's INSS parliamentary inquiry committee approved the release of financial and tax records of Fábio Luís, son of President Lula, sparking heated confrontations among lawmakers.

White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles expressed shock over the FBI's subpoenas for her and Kash Patel's phone records amid investigations into former President Trump's actions regarding the 2020 election.

The playoff for the challenge to the Shogi Master title will feature Takumi Nagase and Tetsuro Itoh after both players ended the final round of the A-Class rankings with equal records.

Chubu Electric's president acknowledged the insufficient documentation during a press conference and pledged to provide necessary records regarding the fraudulent data concerning earthquake motion standards used for the Hamaoka nuclear power plant.

Kash Patel alleged that the FBI obtained his and Susie Wiles' phone records during the Biden administration as part of an investigation into Donald Trump.

Roraima has reported a fivefold increase in the number of heat spots in February 2026 compared to the same period in 2025, according to government data.

In 2025, Grande Recife reported historical records for stray bullet victims and injured children and adolescents due to armed violence.

Spain is experiencing unprecedented rainfall episodes that have shattered historical precipitation records across the country.

A Baltimore man, Brian Burrows, has been charged with first-degree murder and multiple robbery offenses following a nine-day crime spree that resulted in the death of a convenience store clerk.

Grupo Bimbo achieved record sales in the fourth quarter of 2025, with net revenues of 108.7 billion pesos, reflecting a 3.9% increase.

A total of 185 people in Venezuela were released from prison after the approval of the Amnesty Law, with the process still underway and increasing requests for amnesty.

Nvidia reported record-breaking results in its last fiscal quarter, with revenues of $68 billion and profits nearing $43 billion.

The FBI has confirmed it subpoenaed the phone records of Kash Patel and Susie Wiles as part of an investigation into Donald Trump.

The Campinas region of Brazil saw a 15% improvement in school performance, with record results in mathematics as reported by Saresp.

São Paulo state school students achieved record performance in mathematics in the 2025 Saresp results, but Portuguese proficiency has not yet returned to pre-pandemic levels.

Nancy Pelosi criticized Trump's State of the Union Address, labeling it as 'lazy', despite him breaking records for the longest speech in U.S. history.

Security camera footage documented the actions of a gang linked to fugitive drug dealer Eduardo Lima Franco, known as Dudu, during a robbery at an elderly person's apartment in Ipanema.

The General Inspection of Justice in Argentina has requested the appointment of official observers to the Argentine Football Association to verify financial records amid concerns of undisclosed funds.

A report from The New York Times reveals that most of the records regarding a sexual assault accusation against Donald Trump are missing from the Epstein case files released by the U.S. Justice Department.

Current reservation trends suggest a rise in tourist movement in Greece's popular summer destinations despite economic downturns in Germany and potential geopolitical conflicts.

An administrative error suggests over 85,000 Ukrainians are enlisted in the Czech army and police, raising concerns about the integrity of the records.

The Jordanian Parliament has unanimously voted to remove the term "Israel" from its records in a symbolic gesture against perceived hostility.

The UK has reported its highest temperature of 2026, reaching 18.6°C at Kew Gardens, marking the hottest day of the year and February since 2019.

Bookbinders and restorers in the 1930s and 1940s assisted the Nazi regime in creating a database that helped identify and persecute Jewish individuals and others deemed racially impure.

A significant portion of witness testimony implicating Trump in Epstein's files has gone missing, raising concerns over the integrity of the records.

Asian stock markets, particularly Tokyo and Seoul, reached new highs spurred by tech companies, following a favorable trend from Wall Street.

In his State of the Union address, President Trump focused on domestic policy and offered a skewed perspective on the economy ahead of the midterm elections.

President Trump delivered a record-breaking State of the Union address lasting one hour and 48 minutes, emphasizing economic achievements while contrasting with the concerns of many Americans.

The Nuclear Regulation Authority of Japan announced findings of irregularities regarding seismic data at the Hamaoka Nuclear Power Plant, with records related to the establishment of standard seismic motion yet to be found.

England's Harry Brook made history by scoring the first century by a captain in T20 World Cup history, leading his team to victory and securing a place in the semi-finals.

Ka Ying Rising, a racehorse based in Hong Kong, has set records with 18 consecutive wins but will not be able to breed due to his impressive athletic career.

US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth has stated that he will discover whether the Pentagon has records of aliens alongside the American public, following an executive order from President Trump to disclose information on unidentified aerial phenomena (UAPs).

The article discusses how the U.S. ICE has begun detaining immigrants with no criminal records, contradicting previous claims by authorities about focusing on criminal offenders.

The war in Ukraine marks its fourth anniversary today, highlighting significant human and economic tolls without a clear end in sight.

The Knesset has passed a law allowing employers to request police checks on job candidates' criminal records regarding terrorism convictions, pending the candidate's written consent.

Valtteri Ojantakanen has made headlines as he becomes the first player this season to score 30 goals in the Finnish SM-liiga, potentially breaking historical records if he continues to perform.