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Tallinn Deputy Mayor Andrei Kante said the burden of individually assisting young people who fail to meet compulsory education requirements could prompt the city to take legal action against the Ministry of Education.
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A DMK member raises issue in the Assembly saying Mr. Gerald, who holds a statutory post, should not abuse members of the Opposition in TV debates
The mother of a baby boy who was left with serious burns after a man allegedly poured hot coffee over him has called for justice ahead of the two-year anniversary of the attack.
The mother of a baby boy who was left with serious burns after a man allegedly poured hot coffee over him has called for justice ahead of the two-year anniversary of the attack.
A special investigation commission on Tuesday recognized two late firefighters who responded to the deadly Itaewon crowd crush in 2022 as official victims of the tragedy.
JEJU — A body discovered on the southern island of Jeju has been confirmed to be that of Jang Mi-ran, a missing woman whose case was allegedly closed prematurely in May, police said Tuesday.
JEJU — A Jeju police officer accused of wrongfully closing a missing person case that may have led to the woman's death attended an arrest warrant hearing at a court on the southern resort island…
