EU: Paves the Way for Funding Access to Safe Abortions
The European Union has announced that member states can use existing resources to support citizens seeking access to safe abortion services, a decision welcomed as a 'victory for women.'
A wooden house caught fire in the Trakai district
A wooden house in the Trakai district of Lithuania caught fire and emergency services responded promptly.
DSS hands over missing Jigawa teenager to state govt
The Department of State Services has released Walida Ibrahim, a missing teenager from Jigawa State, to the state government following an investigation into her disappearance.
Massive rain dump on Sydney leads to flash flooding and rescue operations
Sydney experienced severe flash flooding after more than 100mm of rain fell within three hours, prompting extensive rescue operations by emergency services.
Man burned in a fire in Vilnius: taken to hospital
A man suffered burns in a fire incident in Vilnius and was hospitalized after emergency services responded.
Is there a bus strike this Friday, February 27?
A bus strike is planned in Argentina on February 27, spurred by the Frente de Sindicatos Unidos amidst discussions on labor reform, though not all transport services will participate.
Attention New Mexico: Full childhood vaccination recommendations remain in place despite HHS reduction
New Mexico's Health Department has decided to maintain its complete childhood vaccination recommendations in light of a recent reduction by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS).
Feds earmark $1.55 billion to ensure equal services for First Nations kids
The Canadian government is investing $1.55 billion to ensure First Nations children have equal access to essential social and health services through Jordan’s Principle.
A well-known educator and school director has passed away
Aurelijus Liaudanskas, a notable educator and school director, has passed away after a long battle with a serious illness, with memorial services planned in Klaipėda.
Live: New alert system renews calls for action on disaster roaming services
Independent MP Helen Haines is advocating for the implementation of disaster roaming services following the launch of a new emergency messaging system by the federal government.
The hangar on Eišiškių highway caught fire
A hangar on the Eišiškių highway caught fire, prompting a large fire response with eight fire trucks and other emergency vehicles on the scene.
Huge fire on Eišiškiai Avenue: numerous fire teams arrived, residents warned about harmful smoke
A large fire has broken out in a warehouse on Eišiškių Avenue in Vilnius, prompting a significant response from fire services and warnings to local residents about harmful smoke.
Families on Elder Care / Four Stories of People Facing the Dilemma of Caring for Their Loved Ones. They Deal with Guilt and Lack of Help
This article shares four personal stories of families in Slovakia grappling with the challenges of caring for elderly relatives, highlighting issues of inadequate services, ethical dilemmas, and the emotional toll on caregivers.
A German court gives a boost to AfD by suspending its official classification as an 'extreme right' party
A German court has temporarily suspended the classification of the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party as an 'extreme right' organization, allowing the party to avoid being treated as a threat by intelligence services until a final ruling is made.
Emergency button totem installed on the Estaiada Bridge in Teresina; click activates police vehicles
An emergency button totem was installed on the Estaiada Bridge in Teresina to enhance public safety.
Electrolux is laying off in Poland not only in factories. Cuts in the service center
Electrolux announces layoffs in its Polish operations, affecting both manufacturing and services in response to a crisis in the home appliance market.
Rydman was grilled in Parliament - a surprising mistake from Halla-aho
Finland's Social Affairs and Health Minister Wille Rydman faced scrutiny from opposition during a parliamentary session regarding government cuts to social and healthcare services, where an unexpected incident involving Speaker Jussi Halla-aho occurred.
Lydia and Sumeria: How to Ensure You Don't Pay the New €3 Monthly Inactivity Fee
Users of Lydia are concerned about new €3 monthly inactivity fees implemented by Sumeria, following the split of services between the two.
Serious accident on Highway 9 - Road closed
A serious accident occurred on Highway 9 in Orivesi, leading to the road being closed for traffic while emergency services manage the situation.
NFL fans’ 2025 bills come under focus as FCC probes the rise of sports streaming services
The FCC is investigating the impact of the transition of live sports from traditional broadcast to streaming platforms, particularly concerning costs for NFL fans.
8-Year-Old Boy Missing in Vantaa
An 8-year-old boy has gone missing in Vantaa, and police are urging anyone with information to contact emergency services.
Icelandair offers to service Ísafjörður flights for more than double the Road Administration's budget estimate
Icelandair has proposed to take over the Ísafjörður flight service at a cost significantly exceeding the Road Administration's budget.
Twelve Unions Sent a Letter to the Prime Minister
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.
Jacareí City Hall launches Jaque, an intelligent virtual assistant via WhatsApp
The Jacareí City Hall has introduced 'Jaque', a virtual assistant that allows citizens to access municipal services and information via WhatsApp.
UPA Dr. Thelmo reduces waiting times for exams by up to 75% with new laboratory
The UPA Dr. Thelmo in Jacareí has installed a new clinical analysis laboratory that drastically reduces waiting times for exam results.
"It is very difficult to reach the fire focus": services are in turmoil for several hours
Fire services have been struggling to access the fire origin point in a building on Justiniškių Street, with operations ongoing for several hours.
Important Colombian Bank Apologizes to Clients for Service Failures: 'Failing is Not an Option'
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.
How subways, trains and buses will operate during the protests against labor reform this Friday, February 27
Workers' unions in Argentina are planning a strike and mobilization against labor reform, raising concerns about the impact on public transport services.
Trains are halted in large parts of Jutland due to signal failure
Train services in large parts of Jutland are suspended due to significant signal failures, with limited routes operational.
The police issue an important request: such services are not expected from residents every day
Lithuania's police are urging residents to help disseminate information to uncover potential scams targeting vulnerable individuals.
Major signal failure in Jutland: Train operations halted on most lines
Train services in Jutland are significantly disrupted due to a major signal failure caused by Banedanmark.
T-Mobile unveils a 5-year plan: 5G, home internet, and billion-dollar investments
T-Mobile Polska outlines its ambitious plans for the next five years including a focus on 5G, home internet services, and significant investments.
Minister Rydman brought a meme to the questioning session
Minister Wille Rydman referenced a meme during a parliamentary questioning session in response to opposition challenges regarding welfare support in Finland.
The jacket, the tip-off from the secret services, the military parade: has Kim "crowned" his daughter? What is happening in North Korea
Speculation surrounding Kim Ju Ae, daughter of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, has intensified following her appearance at a military parade, leading to questions about her potential succession.
Ten people in a traffic accident in South Iceland
A traffic accident involving ten people occurred in South Iceland, leaving at least two injured, with emergency services responding.
FCC boss wants to make life less frustrating for sports fans, says streaming shift a ‘real pain for consumers’
FCC Chairman Brendan Carr aims to address frustrations of sports fans caused by the shift to streaming services for live sports.
Health Care Takes Over the Hearing and Speech Services Center
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.
'I spend all day reviewing TV shows and nothing is better than this Sky miniseries'
A TV critic endorses a Sky miniseries as the best show he's ever watched, urging viewers to binge it immediately.
Will jobs be lost to AI? This post by Anand Mahindra went viral, he said...
Anand Mahindra emphasized that AI will transform the IT sector rather than eliminate jobs, addressing growing concerns over job losses due to AI advancements.
The eldest son of Juana Rivas at the trial in Italy: 'I lived through hell. Many times my father tried to take my life'
In a trial in Italy, Gabriel, the eldest son of Juana Rivas, presented harrowing testimony against his father, Francesco Arcuri, detailing severe abuse and asserting that the social services failed to protect him and his brother.
Retired PM hospitalized with suspected poisoning after consuming açaí delivered by a man in Bahia
A retired military police officer in Brazil was hospitalized with suspected poisoning after consuming açaí delivered to him, raising concerns about the circumstances surrounding the delivery.
Germany: the AfD cannot be classified as an 'extremist' party 'for the time being', rules the court
The Cologne administrative court ruled that the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party is not to be classified as an extremist party for now, refuting earlier determinations by intelligence services.
Live broadcast: Sick leave rights and the interplay between the labor market and healthcare service
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.
Children wait even three years to get on the waiting list
Children in Iceland face significant delays of up to three years before they can even join waiting lists for necessary services.
FCC seeks UAE firm’s support to improve service delivery
The Federal Character Commission of Nigeria is engaging with a UAE firm to enhance its digital services and improve governance.
Kalisz with the best long-distance train offer in Poland. Start of construction works on the railway bypass of the city
Kalisz is set to improve its long-distance train services, significantly reducing travel times to major cities like Poznań and Warsaw.
One dead and eight injured in traffic accident on the Pan-American Highway North
A serious traffic accident on the Pan-American North highway resulted in one fatality and eight injuries, leading to partial road closure.
PHOTOS ⟩ A car rolled over on Laagna Road
A severe traffic accident occurred on Laagna Road in Tallinn, where a car rolled over, prompting a response from emergency services.
Modi alongside Netanyahu: Indian workers earn trust in Israel, cooperation will expand to trade and services
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced plans to expand cooperation with Israel in various fields, including trade, services, and security, during a meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
East of the DRC: Authorities claim to have discovered two mass graves in Uvira
Authorities in Uvira, DRC, have announced the discovery of two mass graves while they return to restore public services after leaving due to the AFC/M23 presence.