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Confiscated alcohol that can no longer be sold in Poland will be repurposed as a raw material for biogas production, contributing to the country's green energy initiatives.

Slovenian police reported three cycling collisions over the weekend, with toxicology tests revealing that two of the riders were under the influence of cocaine and alcohol respectively.

The nationwide prohibition on drinking alcohol at major transit hubs now covers four more locations, raising questions about enforcement in adjacent restaurants and trains.

A Migrolino convenience store in Zurich is testing artificial intelligence technology to automatically verify customers' ages during alcohol purchases via new self-checkout systems.

A 15-year-old boy in Poland's Masovian region was injured after losing control of a moped while intoxicated and without a helmet, prompting police investigation into the traffic accident.

A NewsDay editorial has criticized a recent walkout by legislative representatives, calling the move detrimental to democratic processes and public accountability.

The U.S. ambassador to Belgium has been summoned for talks after publicly ridiculing the Belgian health minister’s campaign warning against excessive alcohol consumption. The incident has sparked diplomatic tension over cultural sensitivity and official communications.

The start of the school year has led to reduced attendance at leisure destinations across Finland, prompting industry concerns. Simultaneously, the government ministry is reviewing proposals to postpone the traditional summer holiday schedule.

Székesfehérvár Mayor András Cser-Palkovics accused authorities of deliberately sidelining mayors in discussions regarding new wind power infrastructure projects in the region.

Ulcinj police conducted checks on 113 motorists over 24 hours, arresting five individuals for refusing alcohol testing and driving under the influence, including three Serbian nationals.

A former constitutional judge faces disciplinary action at a Hungarian university after allegedly discussing exam topics with a student, leading to his suspension from teaching duties.

Serbian authorities have dismissed an appeal by Chinese mining company Ziđin, upholding a June order that halted the logging of 11.49 hectares of forest land at the Malka Gola site.

Academic staff at Plateau State University in Nigeria have initiated an indefinite strike to demand the settlement of long-overdue salary arrears. The walkout underscores ongoing financial disputes between university management and academic unions across the region.

Educators in Zimbabwe are weighing the option of a seven-day walkout to protest working conditions and demand better compensation, threatening widespread school closures.

Hungarian science reporting highlights growing interest in the TOFA chemical compound, which researchers have experimented with since the 1970s and now believe could offer unprecedented effectiveness for weight reduction.

An exclusive clip from the upcoming crime-dramedy starring John Malkovich and Sam Rockwell debuts ahead of its Venice Film Festival launch.

Finland will allow the hunting of white-fronted geese and Eurasian wigeons from early September under specific conditions, with wildlife officials anticipating potentially large initial harvests.

The Pohjanmaa District Court has commenced proceedings in Finland’s largest-ever economic crime case involving the defunct fintech company Icon. The trial, which will span approximately 50 days, examines allegations concerning hundreds of victims and tens of millions of euros in losses.

German hip-hop artist Sido has publicly committed to quitting alcohol, stating that sobriety will actually enhance his creativity and overall well-being.

Finnish artist Anssi Kela celebrates the 25th anniversary of his album 'Nummela' and offers six pieces of life advice he wished he had known at the start of his career.

An argument over a glass of alcohol escalated into a shooting incident in Mullet, on the outskirts of Tirana, leading to the arrest of a 53-year-old man. The suspect, Fatjon Çeliku, fired a weapon after a waiter refused to serve him.

Helsinki is deploying a white van as a secret weapon to eliminate Hepatitis C from the city, offering testing and rapid access to treatment for homeless and substance-dependent individuals.

Finland's Deputy Ombudsman states that PEth alcohol tests should only be conducted on employees with their explicit consent, according to a recent decision.

The controversial concept of 'remigration' has become mainstream among Europe's national conservatives, a result of an Austrian activist's long-term mission, though some leaders like Messerschmidt and Le Pen are distancing themselves.

Two vessels collided in Boka Bay, Montenegro, resulting in injuries to all 15 people on board. Authorities determined that one of the drivers was operating under the influence of alcohol.

Swedes frequently use election compasses to navigate party stances and promises, with these tools proving most influential for first-time voters in determining their choices.

Actress Anna Faris has openly shared her experience with stopping alcohol consumption, explaining how she noticed a personal correlation between drinking and her struggles with depression and 'self-sabotage'.

A 37-year-old Serbian citizen from Ćuprija was sentenced to 30 days in prison in Budva and received a four-month driving ban after refusing a drug and alcohol test.

Reports indicate that Generation Z is increasingly choosing anti-anxiety medication instead of alcohol, reflecting a shift in coping mechanisms among younger demographics.

Traffic in Titova Street will be suspended and public transport rerouted for Solomun's performance in Sarajevo, where alcohol sales and outside beverages will be prohibited at the venue.

The investigation into the murder of Tupac Shakur, who was shot at age 25, has been hindered by the silence of Los Angeles gang members for nearly 30 years, until one man recently began to speak.

Bojan Ivošević, the deputy mayor of Split, commented on the first night of the alcohol sales ban in the city center, noting that young intoxicated people were still wandering the area.

Posti workers at a Helsinki logistics hub have staged a walkout, which is anticipated to cause significant mail delays throughout Finland. The industrial action highlights ongoing labor disputes within the national postal service.

Nine members of a task force of the U.S. Marshals Service fell from the second floor after a wooden balcony they were standing on suddenly collapsed.

Liiketoimintajohtajan mukaan on liian varhaista arvioida, miten muutos vaikuttaa Alkon kokonaismyyntiin.

The leader of Norway's Youth of the Progress Party (FpU), Lars Barstad Løvold, is facing allegations that he approved the serving of alcohol to a 17-year-old member.

A walkout at Posti, the Finnish postal service, is causing delays in letter and package deliveries, stemming from ongoing change negotiations.

Over two years, the Danish Safety Technology Authority conducted 3,622 inspections using young control buyers, finding illegal sales of alcohol or tobacco to minors in one-third of the checks.

Strikes by Unite members working for Arriva North London bus services have been postponed, following previous walkouts in protest over hot weather working conditions.

USR is holding meetings across the country after the Constitutional Court declared constitutional an amendment that could potentially lead to Mayor Dominic Fritz losing his mandate. Members from various regions have been summoned to discuss the implications of the ruling.

Two individuals have been arrested in Montenegro for driving under the influence of alcohol. One driver in Herceg Novi was found with a blood alcohol level of 2.22 per mille, while another in Podgorica received a 15-day prison sentence.

The Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) led a walkout from the Tamil Nadu assembly after a heated exchange with the state government regarding the alleged lynching of a 19-year-old engineering student in Coimbatore.

János Bóka, Fidesz faction leader, criticized the Constitutional Court's decision to reject all opposition party submissions, stating that "autocracy is being built brick by brick."

Croatian police recorded almost 6,000 traffic violations over the weekend, resulting in one fatality and 140 injuries across 101 accidents, with speeding and alcohol being the most common causes.

Police in Slovakia's Žilina region caught 21 drunk drivers and four individuals responsible for alcohol-related accidents within a week, in addition to 25 intoxicated cyclists and other non-motorists.

Montenegrin traffic police arrested 70 drivers for driving under the influence of alcohol or other offenses. Authorities issued 228 misdemeanor reports and 1,380 traffic tickets, temporarily confiscating 18 license plates.

The Hungarian Constitutional Court is expected to rule on Monday on three significant public law measures from the Tisza government, including the dismissal of Tamás Sulyok, the introduction of an age limit for constitutional judges, and term limits for parliamentary representatives.

High schools in Denmark are implementing measures, including parent meetings and breathalyzers, to combat heavy drinking among students during the initial period of the school year.

A discussion explores the pros and cons of sleeping on balconies during hot nights when indoor temperatures remain high, considering factors like rest, insects, and noise.

The 37-year-old suspect in an attempted femicide in Innviertel, Austria, who stabbed his ex-girlfriend multiple times on Friday, had a blood alcohol level exceeding two per mille, according to the public prosecutor.

A Ukrainian man was fined 800 euros after causing a traffic accident in Žabljak, Montenegro, while driving under the influence of alcohol.

Twenty-four years after her historic win in 2002, Halle Berry remains the only Black woman to have won an Oscar for Best Actress in a leading role, sparking discussions on its impact.

A rescue operation was initiated after a sudden influx of water and debris into a tunnel at the Vishnugad-Pipalkoti hydroelectric project in Uttarakhand, India, resulting in seven fatalities.

Koncert The Prodigyja na Grbavici okupio je oko 10.000 ljudi, ali je dan poslije glavna tema postala – zabrana točenja alkohola. Na šankovima su se pr

However, the case is not entirely closed.

A Croatian tourism campaign featuring actor John Malkovich is still generating significant numbers and positive results.

U okviru projekta Music On The String večeras je održan koncertni performans "TANGO s balkona", nastavak već tradicionalnih balkonskih nastupa u Štrosmajerovoj ulici, koji muziku iz koncertnih…

Ágnes Czine has been appointed as the Deputy President of the Constitutional Court for a three-month term, filling a position that had been vacant for a long time.

Traffic police in Kotor, Montenegro, arrested four individuals overnight for multiple offenses, including driving under the influence of alcohol and refusing testing. One of the arrested was an Azerbaijani motorcyclist who failed to stop at a stop sign.

A municipal guard in Legionowo, Poland, was found to be intoxicated during a briefing after colleagues detected alcohol, confirmed by a breathalyzer test. Police are investigating the incident.

High school and university students across major Australian cities and smaller locations are participating in walkouts and protests, shunning calls to stay in school, to "stand up against the far right" in opposition to Pauline Hanson.

The German government is considering stricter regulations on alcohol consumption for 14-15 year olds, who are currently permitted to drink beer with a responsible adult.

Sofia Tawast argues that the national conversation around substances like Alpha-PVP only escalated into a major problem when it began disrupting the middle class, rather than focusing on individual choices.

A 35-year-old Podgorica resident was sentenced to 30 days in jail for driving with a blood alcohol level over three per mille, confirming earlier reports of the traffic police enforcement action.

Svenska Dagbladet has refreshed its voter alignment tool ahead of the September 13 national election, adding current issues to help citizens compare their views with political parties.

Traffic police in Herceg Novi arrested M. K. (46), a citizen of Serbia and Switzerland, last night, the Police Directorate announced on network X. According to them, M. K.

Falko Alexander introduced 'Frühwerk,' a digital platform designed to help art academy students gain visibility and sell their work directly to consumers.

The Zagreb Customs Administration is selling more than 4,200 liters of confiscated and degraded alcohol and macerates through written bids, starting at €1.20 per liter.

The president-elect and senior officials of Hungary’s newly established Asset Recovery Office have been granted police protection following political disputes over their appointment. Critics argue that publishing candidate evaluations violates legal procedures, intensifying tensions around the anti-corruption agency.

Regional governments are drafting a national media treaty aimed at legally curbing the power of major internet platforms, though political shifts could impact implementation.

The Ghanaian Parliament has confirmed three nominees to the Supreme Court bench after the ruling party overrode opposition objections regarding the vetting timeline and procedures. The appointments proceed amid ongoing debates over judicial independence and court case backlogs.

A recent discussion in Finland highlights student dissatisfaction with mass lectures, suggesting smaller, discussion-based classes are more effective, while some academics question whether professors should teach introductory courses.

Former constitutional court judge Mária Szívós faces investigation after a recording surfaced allegedly showing her offering students preferential exam topics in exchange for favors.

A labor union walkout will suspend all CityCat, KittyKat, and Cross River Ferry services on Friday, leaving commuters without water transit options.

Following violent protests across Europe, Tiago Rodrigues' drama faces intense audience reactions in Britain due to its incendiary far-right speech climax, raising questions about theatrical boundaries.

A custom-built variant of the luxury SUV has been valued at over one billion forints, setting a new benchmark for high-end automotive modifications in the region.

Negotiations between Portuguese health authorities and INEM emergency technicians concluded without an agreement, prompting the continuation of their strike. The walkout disrupts pre-hospital emergency services across the country.

A Hungarian nature photographer has been shortlisted for the Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition, widely regarded as the field’s top honor. The selected image captures a striking moment in the wild, highlighting regional talent in international conservation media.

A US-based experiment reveals that socially isolated male mice show a strong preference for alcohol over water, while female mice exhibit different behavioral responses to loneliness.

Five individuals stand trial in Helsinki for allegedly setting fire to a residential building in the Lauttasaari district, which destroyed a ground-floor bicycle shop.

Court documents reveal that the actor has been drinking alcohol every day, violating the terms of his probation and mandated rehabilitation program.

The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party staged a walkout from the Senate after being denied the floor to discuss the health of Imran Khan, which was deemed a 'sub judice matter'.

A German tennis club is suing its new Turkish restaurant tenants who stopped serving alcohol, leading to a legal dispute where the club seeks eviction, though an initial ruling in their favor was overturned.

Police in Zrenjanin detained a 26-year-old cyclist who was operating an electric bicycle with over 2.6 per mille of alcohol in his system, a level considered complete intoxication.

Svenska Dagbladet (SvD) has launched a new podcast series titled 'Valakuten' (Election Emergency Room), where political expert Torbjörn Nilsson helps seven well-known Swedes navigate their political dilemmas and find their party affiliation.

Montenegrin authorities processed several Serbian citizens during increased police activity in Ulcinj for offenses related to drugs, alcohol, and illegal residency.

A 43-year-old truck driver near Bjelovar, Croatia, was sentenced to 10 days in prison after refusing to undergo an alcohol test. Police had stopped him following reports of dangerous driving.

Reports indicate a rise in injuries from electric scooters, with alcohol frequently being a contributing factor, especially on weekend nights, and fatalities have also occurred.

Ulcinj security officers arrested four individuals for driving under the influence of alcohol and refusing testing during intensified traffic control, checking 125 vehicles and drivers.

Two suspects, aged 18 and 42, reportedly attacked a 34-year-old man with sticks inside a gas station on Belokranjska Street in Novo Mesto, Slovenia, also damaging the store.

Former 'To Catch a Predator' host Chris Hansen revealed he walked out of an A24 screening for Robert Pattinson's 'Primetime' after refusing to sign a legal agreement.

Danish festivals are observing a shift away from traditional large beers and shots, indicating a potential change in future party culture regarding alcohol consumption.

A tennis club and the tenant of its restaurant in Gießen, Germany, are in a dispute over whether alcohol must be served at the venue, with the Frankfurt Higher Regional Court deferring a decision.

A meeting of the Maliq Municipal Council was marked by tensions and debates, leading to a walkout by left-wing members. An elderly individual reportedly threatened attendees with a stick during the heated session.

A walkout by employees at the Pasila postal center in Finland is continuing, with workers protesting Posti's new change negotiations.

The classic gothic metal album "October Rust" by Type O Negative celebrates its 30th anniversary, with Finnish artist Ville Valo of HIM citing it as a major inspiration.

The city of Split has implemented a new ban on the sale of alcohol after 9 PM, effective immediately. This measure aims to address public order and safety concerns.

The head of the Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare (THL) states that it would be wisest to avoid drastic increases in alcohol taxation, as alcohol is already very expensive in Finland.

Finnish Minister of Employment Arto Marttinen has clarified that unemployed job seekers are permitted to engage in ordinary volunteer and community work.

The AIADMK party staged a walkout from the Tamil Nadu Assembly during a session.

Australian attorney Marcus Walkom has unveiled his new firm, Walkom Entertainment Lawyers, headquartered in Brisbane, with a client roster that includes notable music acts like Wolfmother and The Teskey Brothers.

Riku Rasmus from Karigasniemi, Finland, encountered a wolf near his family's dog enclosure. After he scared the wolf away, his dog pursued it.

Actress Anne Hathaway has revealed her reasons for abandoning veganism and alcohol, her love for desserts, and the extreme diet she followed for her role in Les Misérables.

An article discusses the different ways in which both smoking and alcohol consumption can seriously damage health.

AfD politician Arno Bausemer faces strong criticism following allegations that he attacked a teenager and was subsequently caught driving under the influence of alcohol.

Three women share their stories of alcohol addiction and how they overcame it, as the proportion of alcohol-dependent women in the population has nearly doubled since 2018.

The Tamil Nadu Assembly experienced a commotion regarding drug-related issues, leading to a walkout by the DMK party.

Authorities in Kotor and Žabljak, Montenegro, have made arrests for driving under the influence of alcohol, resulting in fines totaling approximately 6,000 euros.

I ti år har erklæret liberale og såkaldt nationalkonservative sloges i en grad, så ikke så få har hævdet, at det er nutidens store ideologikonflikt.

A 37-year-old man severely injured his ex-girlfriend in a knife attack in Oberösterreich after an argument. The woman was able to flee with the help of two passersby and is now out of danger.

Hollywood star Brad Pitt has reportedly resumed drinking alcohol in a controlled manner after seven years of abstinence, prompting discussion on addiction and recovery.

A biographical piece on American actor, director, and producer Ben Affleck, born August 15, 1972, detailing his struggles with depression and alcoholism and his achievements, including two Oscars.

An analysis of 'school shopping' in Finland highlights how white children are seen as individuals, while children of color are viewed as representatives of their group, influencing choices about who children grow up with.

A controversy has erupted in Sarajevo regarding the ban on alcohol sales at The Prodigy concert, with officials offering differing explanations. Public figures are calling for clarity on the decision, which was reportedly based on a police assessment.

Last year's media attention from a British newspaper, which highlighted Finland's Huuhanranta beach as the 'Saimaa Riviera,' continues to draw a significant flow of visitors to the remote swimming area in South Karelia.

Karnataka Police have cracked the Bagalkot blast case, revealing a connection to a 67 lakh debt and a blown-up SUV. The investigation has brought clarity to the incident.

An increasing number of individuals attempting to cross the border illegally have been apprehended at Tallinn port, indicating a new migrant route from Belarus extending into Estonia and Finland.

An individual was reported to have been hanging from a balcony before losing their grip, leading to an unspecified incident.

Problematic alcohol consumption in women often goes unnoticed for years, especially when it doesn't disrupt work or family duties. Research from the Institute of Psychiatry and Neurology indicates that patients seeking treatment frequently experience co-occurring depression and anxiety.

During excavation work at the foot of Mariensztat in Warsaw, archaeologists uncovered a fragment of a former tenement house facade with a balcony, which will be secured.

The Icelandic Ministry of Children and Education is now paying 5,950 ISK per square meter for its new rented office space on Kalkofnsvegur 2, a substantial increase from the 3,856 ISK per square meter paid at its previous location.

The National Co-operative Development Corporation (NCDC) bill was passed in India's Upper House, despite an Opposition walkout. The bill aims to broaden the Corporation's mandate to extend loans and grants directly to cooperative societies and other related organizations.

Increasing alcohol bans at train stations are seen as a positive step for safety, but critics argue that a comprehensive plan is needed to address the underlying societal issues affecting those impacted by the prohibitions.

Lithuanian singer Stanislavas Stavickis-Stano and his wife Beata have shared exclusive photos and videos from their honeymoon in Bali, offering fans a glimpse into their post-wedding travels and local cultural experiences.

Several heads of state withdrew from the Pacific Islands Forum gathering in Palau, casting a shadow over the conference’s agenda. The departures highlight growing diplomatic friction among member nations ahead of critical regional discussions.

Foreign media outlets are examining the expansive legal powers of the National Asset Management Company (NVVH) under President Anna Unger, sparking debate over whether these measures aid or hinder EU fund recovery efforts.

An intoxicated 15-year-old driver lost control of the vehicle, sending it tumbling 30 meters downhill; two passengers escaped independently while emergency crews rescued the third.

The justice and constitutional affairs committee is withholding candidate evaluation documents for the head of the state protection service, prompting calls from MP Ákos Hadházy for full transparency regarding the ranking criteria.

A new novel by Martin Piekars chronicles the life of a mother who fled Soviet-occupied Poland and her son, weaving themes of violence and tenderness across generations.

The president of the office, elected on Friday, Anna Unger, was called a "political commissar."

Minority Chief Whip in Parliament, Frank Annoh-Dompreh, has defended the Minority’s decision to walk out of the vetting of three Supreme Court nominees, insisting that the caucus could not…

Members of the opposition in Bangladesh have staged a parliamentary walkout, protesting the government's handling of ongoing political and institutional reform processes.

The Social Democratic Party submits its demands to the government's final budget meeting, including stricter regulations for online alcohol retailers.

Labor representatives and medical experts are pressing the Ministry of Health to address unresolved workplace disputes that triggered a widespread nursing walkout. Stakeholders emphasize that timely negotiations are essential to restore routine healthcare services.

A Czech national faces trial in Malta after a neighbor filmed him standing naked on a balcony with his two young children, sparking an online video scandal.

The Hungarian government's decision to revoke the flagship status of the Otthon Start housing initiative has created uncertainty for buyers and stalled construction permits for numerous apartments.

Demand for alcohol-free beverages is surging in Helsinki, with specialty retailers reporting that consumers are increasingly prioritizing premium quality over traditional alcoholic options.

A woman, assisted by an accomplice armed with a knife, robbed a store in Vilnius, making off with alcoholic and energy drinks.

A Finnish journalist, who has never consumed alcohol, embarks on an experiment to understand the experience of intoxication and re-evaluate her lifelong abstinence.

Police patrols in Slovakia's Nitra region caught several drivers under the influence of alcohol over the weekend. One incident involved a Skoda Fabia overturning after hitting a sign, with the driver testing nearly two per mille.

Police in Zrenjanin, Serbia, arrested a 26-year-old cyclist who was operating an electric bicycle with over 2.6 permille alcohol in his system.

An investigation committee tasked with uncovering abuses related to the Hungarian National Bank (MNB) scandal is set to begin its work on Wednesday. The committee aims to shed light on the controversial events.

A driver under the influence of alcohol and drugs was stopped in the Kretinga district of Lithuania and found to be transporting hallucinogenic mushrooms.

A 'valkompass' (election compass) tool is reportedly playing a significant role in helping Swedish voters navigate party stances and make decisions in the upcoming elections.

Zagreb police conducted enhanced traffic surveillance over the past weekend, resulting in the arrest of 118 intoxicated drivers. A total of 750 traffic violations were recorded, with speeding and drunk driving being the most common.

A video of a shirtless man observing a wedding from a hotel balcony has become a viral sensation, garnering nearly 20 million views. The unexpected scene captured the attention of millions online.

After two years of experimentation, a YouTuber known for unusual projects has successfully created alcohol from ambient air.

The entrepreneur behind Helsinki's Halloween light park expressed disappointment after a second winter season in Rovaniemi was canceled due to strict new criteria that the park could not meet.

A police officer in Basel will remain in office despite accusations of sexism, racism, and alcohol use, with the Basler police force now appealing to the Federal Court regarding the case.

Finnish police have reported incidents of barnacle geese being stoned and attempts made to hit them, issuing a warning that harming animals can constitute a serious crime.

The Higher Regional Court is expected to decide on an alcohol-related dispute originating from Gießen, as reported in the Rhein-Main news ticker.

Content creator Ash Meredith shared her remarkable facial transformation after abstaining from alcohol and refined sugar for a year and a half.

The final phase of Sweden's parliamentary election campaign has begun, with support for Kristersson's government reportedly lagging, as a seasoned Swedish researcher suggests the government may have gone too far with certain decisions.

A man from Cetinje, Montenegro, has been sentenced to 20 days in prison for driving with a blood alcohol level exceeding three per mille.

Bear hunting has recommenced in various parts of Finland after a break of several years. The highest number of special permits for culling bears were granted in North Karelia, where the hunt began early in the morning.

Control buyers in Denmark were able to purchase alcohol or tobacco every third attempt, indicating a failure in compliance with age restrictions.

The film 'Wild Horse Nine,' also starring John Malkovich, is set to open the Mill Valley Film Festival later this year. Actor Sam Rockwell will be honored with a tribute at the festival.

Four individuals have been arrested on suspicion of intentionally causing ten fires in the Bilog Brig area of Zadar, Croatia, between August 14 and 15, with sources indicating they consumed unlimited alcohol before their actions.

Starting September, the Hungarian tax authority (NAV) will gain direct access to sales data from a wider range of businesses, including hairdressers, car mechanics, and primary producers, as part of efforts to whiten the economy.

During celebrations marking five years since their return to power, some Taliban fighters reportedly broke their moral code by dancing publicly, while also re-enacting attacks on American forces.

An 18-year-old member of FpU (Progress Party's Youth) is advocating for changes to alcohol rules at their summer camp after a 15-year-old boy left early, reportedly scared by the partying.

Charles Robert Redford Jr., expelled from college due to alcoholism, rose to become one of the most significant American actors and directors of the late 20th century.

A super-rare Lesser Grey Shrike has drawn hundreds of birdwatchers from across Finland to a cemetery in Virolahti, delighting even wedding guests with its presence.

„Alkotmányos volt Sulyok Tamás eltávolítása, a 12 éves képviselői cikluskorlát és a 70 éves alkotmánybírói korhatár is” – kommentálta az Alkotmánybíróság friss döntését a miniszterelnök.

Former Genesis member Phil Collins has revealed his severe struggle with alcoholism, stating that his liver and kidneys were on the verge of failure. He has been sober for three years.

Claire Stapleton, known as 'the Bard of Google' and a leader of the 2018 Google walkouts over sexual misconduct allegations, discusses her experiences and the company's relationship with its employees.

The second national support campaign, 'Dronathon 2.0,' has launched, focusing this year not only on aid to Ukraine but also on strengthening Lithuania's readiness to defend its airspace.

A report indicates that young test buyers were able to illegally purchase alcohol in one-third of controls conducted in Denmark between July 2024 and June 2026. This highlights ongoing issues with retailers complying with age restrictions.

A business venture co-founded by Rogán-Szendrei Cecília and Sarka Kata has reported an initial loss, including a 25.7 million forint debt at the end of the year.

Hungary's Constitutional Court is set to discuss on Monday whether the parliament lawfully removed Sulyok Tamás. Additionally, they will decide on the 12-year term limit for parliamentary representatives and the termination of constitutional judges' mandates due to age limits.

A 37-year-old man severely injured his ex-girlfriend in a knife attack in Upper Austria following an argument. The victim is now out of life-threatening danger, thanks to the intervention of two passersby.

Helsingin Sanomat presents a news quiz to test readers' current affairs knowledge, including a question about the start year of Marianne chocolate production.

An analysis of election compasses, used by two out of three voters, reveals tactical party answers, difficult selections, and some peculiar results behind the recommendations.

Rita Niemi-Manninen recounts her childhood, marked by poverty and escaping her alcoholic, violent father, and the deep shame she felt about her family background even after achieving success.

Justice Minister Jung Sung-ho has requested disciplinary action against two prosecutors who stormed out of a high-profile perjury trial in protest of allegedly unfair court proceedings last year, the…

Tivat traffic police arrested four drivers for driving under the influence of alcohol, including a Swedish national with a blood alcohol level of 2.18 g/kg, after controlling 257 vehicles in 24 hours.

The Hungarian Constitutional Court held a session but has not yet made a decision on the ex-post norm control requests submitted by the Fidesz-KDNP opposition parties.

Balconies in a part of Podgorica's city center have been closed due to a foul odor caused by wastewater overflowing in front of a residential building for six months. Inspections have ordered remediation of the issue.

A four-year-old girl in Łomża, Poland, fell from a balcony but was rescued by neighbors. Her mother faces charges of endangering the child's life or health, and a family court proceeding has been initiated.

A promotional video for Croatian tourism, starring actor John Malkovich, has garnered over 17 million views, leading to positive reception and increased interest in the country.

The Christian Democrats in Sweden are reportedly seeking permission to serve alcohol at their election booth in Gustav Adolfs torg in Malmö.

A 63-year-old bus driver in Ruda Śląska, Poland, was caught drinking alcohol while on duty after a witness reported his erratic driving. He was arrested and sentenced to six months in prison.