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Tallinn Administrative Court upheld a claim for damages filed against the Estonian state by businessman Parvel Pruunsild and politician Priit Humal, ordering the state to pay each of them €150,000 in compensation.
We haven't written up this one. ERR News Estonia has the full story — the link below goes straight to it.
More than 20,000 people marched in Alicante and around 4,000 in Elche, according to official estimates. Unions put turnout at roughly twice those figures.
Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh disclosed transactions his wife made related to a company that invests in pet care. Warsh reported to the U.S.
Five people were shot in Washington DC early Thursday, local time, and authorities are trying to capture the gunman.
Intensified Russian strikes have pushed Kyiv to the brink of a municipal crisis, exposing years of neglect – too few shelters, crumbling bridges, chaotic transport and a water utility without backup…
At least four people have reportedly been shot in a popular neighbourhood in Washington, D.C., located within walking distance of the White House.
