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A 14-year-old girl severely injured in a school shooting is demanding over 40,000 euros in damages from the 12-year-old boy who shot her.

The Superior Electoral Court has temporarily suspended supplementary elections in Senador Sá, Ceará, after a legal appeal by the city's mayor, Bel Júnior, who faced removal from office.

The body of Marcelo Boschi, a businessman who went missing while navigating the Paraná River, has been found and identified by his family, with an autopsy pending to determine the cause of death.

A controversial figure who likened doctors to sex workers has been appointed as the new director of a hospital in Czechia.

Democrats are looking into the absence of testimonies from a woman who accused Trump in relevant documents.

Peep Jalakas has been appointed as the new CEO of Tallink Grupp, effective April 6, 2026, replacing Margus Schults who will transition to a different role.

Real Madrid's Vinícius Júnior celebrated a victory against Benfica with a dance, emphasizing the importance of combating racism in football after recent incidents.

A 67-year-old man was shot dead by a 38-year-old suspect who accused him of sexually harassing his daughter in rural Cosmópolis, Brazil.

The article discusses the complexities and uncertainties surrounding government formation in Denmark following recent political shifts and the upcoming elections.

Former Green League MP Mari Holopainen is set to take over the parliamentary position left by Pekka Haavisto, who is moving on to a UN role in Sudan.

The article discusses the troubling conditions faced by medical postgraduate students in Ecuador, particularly those who are self-funded and have to manage excessive work hours without proper compensation.

Hugo David Castillo, described as the 'creator' of a notorious criminal gang in San Isidro, has a history of criminal activity and is under investigation for serious crimes linked to his children's leadership in the gang.

A group of intoxicated youths got into a fight near the President's reception on Estonia's Independence Day, injuring a police officer who tried to break it up.

Poland's minister warns that the ongoing war in Ukraine will determine who becomes a key player in the new world order, alongside the US and China.

Marcelo Gallardo has announced his departure from River Plate after his second term as head coach, with his final match scheduled against Banfield at the Monumental stadium.

A prison tutor has pleaded guilty to misconduct after engaging in an intimate relationship with an inmate at HMP Erlestoke.

Patricia Bullrich announced that an inquiry has been launched against a Federal Police agent involved in the assault of journalists during a protest near Congress.

The police in Bihar have arrested the man who shot a bride during a wedding ceremony in Chausa, triggered by his unrequited love for her.

The Greek athletics community mourns the loss of Kostas Gantzias, a distinguished coach who significantly contributed to the sport.

Czech police are currently waiting for expert assessments regarding a student accused of making threats of gun violence at a university in Ústí nad Labem.

Slovak biathlete Paulina Batovska Fialkova has announced her retirement from competitive sports after a successful career without an individual World Cup title.

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.

Former tennis players debate the earnings of Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner, suggesting Alcaraz should receive higher fees for ATP tournaments.

Gabriela Martins, a therapist known for her work in positive psychology, passed away at the age of 31 due to complications from in vitro fertilization in São Paulo.

Production for Wolfenstein 3 has begun, with casting calls indicating a focus on a young Ukrainian orphan character who will connect with the main protagonist, B.J. Blazkowicz.

In Slovakia, individuals who sell a property within five years are required to file a tax return and pay taxes on the income from the sale.

Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami criticized Congress for allegedly protecting individuals who cause confusion in society by changing their identity, pointing out the partisan approach towards Muslims.

A Nova Scotia family expresses their heartbreak after losing their baby, accusing the healthcare system of failing to respond adequately to urgent prenatal concerns.

Arsenal faces potential challenges in the Champions League knockout stage, particularly from Bayern Munich, who have historically been a tough competitor.

A recent poll reveals that 63% of French voters would never choose the radical left party La France Insoumise, while 45% express similar sentiments towards the far-right National Rally party.

Migration Minister Johan Forssell rejects calls for a temporary law to halt controversial deportations of teenagers who reach the age of 18.

Adilson Oliveira Coutinho Filho, known as Adilsinho, is implicated in investigations as a key figure in Rio's illegal cigarette monopoly and has been arrested by federal authorities.

The search for a missing seven-year-old British girl, Inaayah Makda, who was swept out to sea in Morocco, is expected to be suspended due to adverse weather conditions.

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

Former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and former President Bill Clinton are set to testify in a congressional investigation into the late businessman Jeffrey Epstein, who was convicted of sexual crimes.

The US-Iran nuclear talks in Geneva have been temporarily adjourned, according to Oman's Foreign Minister, Badr Albusaidi, who expressed hope for further progress later today.

The article recounts the devastating impact of severe floods in the Zona da Mata region of Brazil, detailing personal accounts of loss and survival from the affected residents.

A tragic winter tour on the Großglockner leads to the death of a woman, raising questions about group dynamics and the responsibilities of partners in challenging outdoor situations.

The community of Markt Schwaben is mourning the loss of an honorary citizen and influential theater figure, Marga Kappl, who greatly shaped the cultural life in the region.

Federal deputy Nikolas Ferreira faced backlash after criticizing gamer influencer Rafael Lange for making a gesture associated with President Lula during a live stream, coinciding with severe flooding in Minas Gerais.

The Public Ministry of Mato Grosso do Sul is conducting Operation Camouflage to investigate money laundering linked to a criminal organization.

The Czech Supreme Court has ordered proper compensation for a former athlete who became disabled after an operation, 21 years after the event occurred.

The article discusses the memoirs of Nora Eckert, a trans woman who navigated life in 1970s West Berlin as both a gay man and later as a woman, highlighting her cultural contributions and experiences.

Premier League clubs Arsenal, Manchester United, and Liverpool are nurturing promising young talents who could shape the future of English football.

Estonians share differing views on who should pay during a first date, with some believing the inviter should cover the bill while others advocate for splitting or even women paying in full.

The article discusses 'Scream 7', focusing on its themes of deepfake technology and the evolution of the 'final girl' character as seen in the eyes of Generation Z.

Dmitri Prokofjev, convicted of a brutal robbery murder in 2003, expressed in court his regrets and desire for freedom after serving 13 years in prison.

The burial of 16-year-old Marta Isabelle dos Santos, who was found dead with signs of severe abuse, takes place in Porto Velho amid community mourning and ongoing investigations.

Denmark is set to hold early general elections on March 24, led by Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen who emphasizes increased defense spending amidst geopolitical tensions.

Jeremy Clarkson expresses confidence in the enduring format of 'Who Wants To Be A Millionaire', suggesting it will continue to be popular.