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Finland's parties have reached a historic preliminary agreement on instituting a debt brake, which will necessitate significant public expenditure adjustments by 2031.

The Belgian Constitutional Court has suspended two new measures aimed at limiting asylum seekers and migrants in Belgium, which were approved by the government.

A 21-year-old man experienced a panic-inducing fire alarm incident at a gym in Tampere, Finland, which resulted in significant property damage and an ongoing police investigation.

White House envoys Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff expressed disappointment following their talks with Iranian officials in Geneva, which lasted over three hours, as they struggle to make significant progress towards a nuclear agreement.

Hungary has been found to violate EU laws by limiting the operations of the independent radio station Klubradio, which has been forced to broadcast only online since 2021.

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 heat wave is expected to impact several states in Mexico with temperatures ranging from 30 to 45 degrees Celsius beginning February 26.

A photograph of Prince Andrew on all fours may have been taken during a 2010 trip to New York, which he claims was to end his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein.

A false report of a shooting in Barry's Bay, Ontario, led to a significant police response, which is now being investigated as a potential 'swatting' incident.

Students in Macapá are raising concerns about poor lighting and safety issues at a local bus stop, which has been a site for recent robberies.

China is significantly increasing its space presence in Latin America, which raises military concerns for the United States due to potential dual-use capabilities.

Documents released by the U.S. Department of Justice reveal Jeffrey Epstein's interest in toxic plants, particularly the angel trumpet, which may have had sinister applications.

The low-calorie drinks Pepsi and Faxe Kondi Free contributed to a revenue increase for Royal Unibrew, which reported sales of 15.7 billion kroner in 2025, a five percent rise compared to the previous year.

Pakistan has announced 'immediate' measures in response to what it calls 'unprovoked' attacks launched by Afghanistan, which reportedly killed and captured many Pakistani soldiers.

A man has been arrested in Sweden for allegedly recruiting members to the Nazi group Maniac Murder Cult, which is designated as a terror organization by Canada and the UK.

The article discusses the EU's Nature Restoration Law, which Sweden's government opposes while outlining the financial implications and regulatory framework that will be implemented.

The article discusses the stance of Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei regarding Western pressure and sanctions, emphasizing his refusal to accept unconditional surrender based on his worldview and identity.

The article discusses the upcoming draw results for the Vespertina Quiniela in Santa Fe, Argentina, which are set to be revealed soon.

The center-right coalition in Italy has submitted a new electoral law to Parliament, which includes provisions for a majority prize and a runoff election, prompting criticism from opposition leader Schlein.

A massive gold deposit, potentially containing over a thousand tons of gold, has been discovered beneath an existing mine in China's Hunan province, which could represent the largest gold find in history with a market value exceeding 72 billion euros.

A police union representative has sued ZDF over satirical remarks made by Jan Böhmermann on his show, which he claims demean him and falsely associate him with extremism.

Lucy Crawford experienced a life-threatening delay in her emergency C-section due to staffing issues at a UK hospital, which is part of a broader investigation into maternity care failures.

A Stockholm housing association faces a 161% increase in land rent, confirmed by a court ruling, which is expected to severely impact its finances.

Rai has acquired the broadcasting rights for 35 matches of the 2026 World Cup, which includes the semifinals and final, ensuring significant coverage in Italy.

Authorities in Oksbøl, Denmark, have expanded the conditions under which wolves can be shot, particularly if they approach humans within a 30-meter distance.

Six police officers from Copenhagen have become the subject of serious allegations concerning misconduct, substance abuse, and false reporting, which have led to upcoming trials.

American Airlines has announced a $1 billion investment to expand Miami International Airport, which will include the addition of 17 international gates in Terminal D and improvements to customs processing.

SAAE Jacareí has commenced construction of the 'Altos de Santana' reinforcement pipeline which will improve water supply for around 90,000 residents in the eastern region of the city.

The article discusses five classic films that will soon be removed from Netflix, providing details on which films are affected and the timeframe for viewing them.

Newly appointed Environment Minister Igor Červený is working from a smaller office rather than the official ministerial office, which remains in use by government envoy Filip Turek for the Green Deal.

A 35-year-old woman has been indicted in Fortaleza for leaking WhatsApp group conversations that contained disparaging remarks about students made by a coach and physicians.

The Argentine Football Association (AFA) responded to the IGJ's investigation into alleged serious irregularities in its financial statements, claiming the oversight is illegitimate and politically motivated.

A drone was intercepted near the French aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle, which is currently docked in Malmö, Sweden, for military exercises.

The article discusses letters written by Jirous from prison to his family, which have been adapted by theater artists.

Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer has pledged to veto any legislation that targets the LGBTQ community, reaffirming her support for transgender rights following President Trump's State of the Union address, which called for bans on minors' gender transition surgeries without parental consent.

The article reviews various Parmesan graters, determining which one is the most effective for finely grating cheese.

Gabriel Arcuri, the son of Juana Rivas, has accused his father, Francesco Arcuri, of subjecting him and his brother to abusive conditions, fearing for their lives during a court hearing in Italy.

Iceland is preparing to vote on whether to resume its EU membership negotiations, which were halted in 2013.

An unknown drone was successfully jammed by Swedish forces near the French aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle, which is currently docked in Malmö, Sweden.

Two councilors in Amparo, Brazil, were dismissed for neglecting to investigate a report of vulnerable rape, which led to a formal investigation and subsequent actions by local authorities.

Lithuania has only one malfunctioning device to monitor odors, leaving residents exposed to unpleasant smells from local companies without means to verify their sources.

Apple TV has unveiled a first look at 'Star City', a new spin-off from the acclaimed series 'For All Mankind', which explores historical events leading to the Moon landing.

A court in Valladolid has upheld the will of Alejandro Fernández, the founder of Grupo Pesquera, effectively excluding his elder daughters from inheritance claims.

The Judiciary Council of Ecuador has activated security protocols after threats against Judge Jairo García Mosquera, who is handling the Goleada case involving detained Mayor Aquiles Alvarez and others.

Angela Ledesma has been appointed to replace Carlos Mahiques in determining whether the investigation of Pablo Toviggino's mansion in Pilar remains with Judge Adrián Gonzalez Charvay or returns to Judge Marcelo Aguinsky.

Texas has implemented a citizenship verification mechanism that President Trump aims to extend nationwide through the SAVE Act, which requires proof of citizenship to register and vote in federal elections.

The Finnish Embassy in Warsaw faced backlash for promoting Sanna Marin's book on social media, which critics labeled socialist propaganda.

The first section of the West Tangent tram line in Munich, which has been under construction for two years, is officially opened with a maiden journey and a public celebration.

India and Israel have announced a 'special strategic partnership' following Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Israel, during which 16 new agreements were signed.

The city center of Königstein is undergoing construction to combat climate change, leading to the felling of trees, which has sparked local protests.