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Footage shows a municipal guard kicking a man during an intervention inside a social service shelter in Campinas, Brazil, leading to an investigation by the authority.

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

Greek MPs are urging a political review of the planned discontinuation of the Greek-language service of Deutsche Welle, scheduled for January 1, 2027.

Former Head of the Plant Protection Service J. Kornijenko was questioned by the Special Investigation Service (STT) amidst a corruption scandal linked to the agency, while another suspect, Marijanas Taraškevičius, also faced interrogation.

Electrolux announces layoffs in its Polish operations, affecting both manufacturing and services in response to a crisis in the home appliance market.

Former head of the Plant Protection Service, J. Kornijenko, was questioned by STT in connection to a corruption investigation involving multiple officials from the agency.

The Latvian Ministry of Education has initiated an internal inspection related to procurement practices in the IT sector following public criticism.

The Premier League is launching a direct-to-viewer streaming service that may end the traditional 3pm blackout for broadcasts of matches in the UK.

Icelandair has proposed to take over the Ísafjörður flight service at a cost significantly exceeding the Road Administration's budget.

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.

The National Weather Service has issued a warning about the formation of black ice on New York roads, urging drivers and pedestrians to exercise caution due to dangerously slippery conditions.

The World Bank emphasizes the lack of trained officials in low-income countries and suggests reforms to professionalize public jobs for improved governance.

Pindamonhangaba continues to enhance its public lighting maintenance service, encouraging citizen participation in reporting issues to ensure safety and mobility.

Colombian bank Bancolombia has publicly apologized to its clients for failures in its digital and transactional services, ensuring it is working on stabilizing its systems.

An Israeli woman arrested in Turkey last week due to her service in the IDF had completed her service six years ago and hasn't done reserve duty since.

A German court has ruled that the internal security service cannot currently label the right-wing populist party Alternative for Germany (AfD) as an extremist group.

A German administrative court has prohibited the intelligence service from classifying the AfD as a far-right party, pending the outcome of an ongoing legal process regarding the issue.

The Indian Railways is set to operate special trains for the Holi festival, offering additional service to accommodate increased passenger demand, particularly from regions like Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, Bengal, and Rajasthan.

A 64-year-old woman died in a lottery house in Teresina, Brazil, while waiting for service, raising concerns over emergency response and customer safety.

The Bundestag has passed the Tariff Loyalty Act, requiring federal construction and service contracts to be awarded only to companies adhering to collective agreements or equivalent employment conditions.

A person was struck and killed by a GO train near Guelph, leading to significant disruptions on the Kitchener Line.

A bill promoting priority service for individuals with diabetes in public and commercial queues has been approved by the state assembly in Roraima, Brazil.

Three municipal council members in Lithuania face allegations of misuse of power and fraud regarding false expense reports.

India's government has announced the official launch of Bharat Taxi, a cooperative taxi service aimed at competing with Uber's dominance in the country.

The Latvian State Security Service has proposed criminal charges against an individual for publicly glorifying Russian war crimes and inciting national and ethnic hatred.

Iceland's Health Care will take over the tasks of the Hearing and Speech Service Center as it is set to be dissolved on May 1.

Eesti Energia announced that the Auvere power plant is out of service until March 1.

The article discusses the intersection of drug use and sexual misconduct within the French senior civil service, highlighting recent scandals.

A German court has temporarily ruled that the domestic intelligence agency cannot classify the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party as an extreme group until a final decision is made regarding the party's appeal.

The 'Waqf Thurayd' initiative provides a specialized approach to food distribution emphasizing dignity and hospitality, with organized service windows for men, women, and children.

A public meeting discussing sick leave rights and the relationship between the labor market and healthcare services is taking place in Reykjavik, hosted by the Federation of Icelandic Employers.

The Federal Character Commission of Nigeria is engaging with a UAE firm to enhance its digital services and improve governance.

The Mitre train branch to Tigre will not reach the Retiro terminal as scheduled due to a revised operational plan by Trenes Argentinos, postponing the timeline for full service resumption.

The Lithuanian Prosecutor's Office is investigating a request about the financial dealings of the 'Nemuno aušra' political party and has directed the Special Investigation Service to examine related allegations of illegal influence on an independent institution's decisions.

Erika Švenčionienė has been sentenced for her statements regarding the Medininkai massacre, with a proposed sentence involving community service and restrictions on her activities.

Virgin Media O2 is launching a new satellite-to-smartphone service that aims to increase mobile coverage in the UK, but will cost users an additional £3 per month.

The Consumer Rights Protection Service of Lithuania advises ticket holders of the canceled Monika Liu concert on how to apply for refunds.

The Czech Intelligence Service is offering a unique opportunity for individuals to experience reporting duties for a week, amidst technical challenges on their webpage.

The Civil Defense of Feira de Santana has launched a new hotline, available for public emergency response, particularly during rainy periods.

The Mitre train service will resume limited operations in March after nearly 50 days of interruption due to infrastructure works.

The article discusses the impending winter storm in the U.S., highlighting record winds and snow, while contrasting the stable and warm conditions in other regions.

A São Paulo subway employee was fired after he refused to assist a sexual harassment victim at Sé station, citing her clothing as a justification.

Norway is tightening residence rules for Ukrainian men eligible for military service, ending temporary collective protection for this group.

A report on the diverse cultural interactions in Munich's Olympia-Einkaufszentrum highlights the coexistence of different languages and cultures, especially during a public service strike.

Hans Stießberger and Horst Wiedemann were awarded the Citizens' Medal by the city of Haar for their long-standing contributions to the community.

The article discusses a collaborative subscription offer between PRO.RP.PL and The New York Times, bundling their journalism services.

The Chinese consulate in Russia has issued a notice informing its male nationals about a new Russian law that mandates military service for foreign men applying for long-term residency.

Democratic lawmakers in several states are proposing bills to prevent new Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) employees from obtaining civil service jobs.

Denmark's Transport Minister expresses confidence in the delivery of election cards by the postal company Dao, which has submitted a plan to ensure all eligible voters receive their cards.

A U.S. military aircraft crashed into a concrete barrier during training in the Philippines, injuring several service members who were subsequently treated.