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The competition for the selection of three candidates for the position of member of the Superior Council of the Judiciary has been launched and will be open until 5 May 2023

The Gozo Ministry announced the opening of the spring hunting season for quail today, with the national quota set at 2.400 quail and there will be no individual quotas for hunters

Work has begun on the restoration of a historic wooden Orthodox church in Narva-Jõesuu that was severely damaged by two arsons. The restoration will take several years and cost around €600.000

On 9 April 1948, the manifesto of the founding of the San Marino Christian Democratic Party, which celebrated its first 75 years yesterday, was officially published

Shared scooters and electric bicycles will only be allowed to be parked in designated places in the city centre and parts of the old town in Helsinki in consequence of a recent reform

Labour Minister Yolanda Díaz has announced her candidature for the December elections, with the declared ambition of becoming the first woman to lead a government in Spain

The traditional Way of the Cross in the Colosseum, which Pope Francis followed from Casa Santa Marta due to his recent illness and an unusual cold weather, gave voice to humanity wounded by war, abuses, displacement

Over the past week, dozens and dozens of migrants have been brought back into the country; associations have called for an end to these new push-backs

Prague is one of the hottest housing markets in Europe, with property prices skyrocketing, leading to higher rents; the housing crisis is highlighted in an exhibition at the Centre for Architecture and Metropolitan Planning

For the first time in Danish history, according to Danmarks Statistik, the over-45s are giving birth to more children than teenagers

A gallery with portraits of former Police Chiefs was inaugurated in the Police Headquarters building to mark the 90th anniversary of the State Police