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Europe · IzhevskA gunman on Monday morning killed 13 people and wounded 21 others in a school in central Russia, local police said. The attacker also killed himself, the Udmurtia branch of the interior ministry said. The school educated children between grades 1 and 11.See the Story
13 dead, 21 wounded in school shooting in Russia
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US & Canada · WashingtonJupiter, the largest planet in the solar system, will make its closest approach to Earth since 1963 – almost six decades ago, on Monday. The massive planet is approximately 600 million miles away from Earth at its farthest point.See the Story
Jupiter closest to Earth in 59 years today, See how to watch
52% Center coverage: 21 sources
Europe · BrusselsBelgium's federal police have stepped up security around the country's justice minister. Vincent Van Quickenborne's office is also canceling certain events the minister was scheduled to take part in. A car containing firearms and bottles of gasoline was found near the minister's home earlier in the week.See the Story
Belgian justice minister under protection over kidnap plot
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Van der Poel pleaded guilty
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Europe · SloveniaIn Germany, pessimism about the coming months is intensifying. The Ifo Institute warns that Germany's economy is plunge into recession. The OECD, however, predicts that Germany will enter recession in 2023. The OECD also made a global economic growth forecast for 2023.See the Story
'German economy slides into recession'
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United States · United StatesAfter the government recalled Ambassador to the United States Tone Kaiser, the government's decision was explained to MPs and deputies in the DZ by Prime Minister Dove. He rejected President Pahor's words that Fajonov had not consulted him about the Ambassador's recall.See the Story
Pigeon in DZ defended decision to recall Ambassador Kayzer
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Slovenia · SloveniaFollowing this year's help to households and the economy to mitigate the effects of the energy costly for 2023, the government is anticipating measures worth nearly five billion euros, Prime Minister Robert Golob assured in response to a parliamentary question in the DZ. Before regulating prices for the economy, he said, several things need to be changed at European level.See the Story
Pigeon: To tackle energy crisis in 2023 nearly five billion euros
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Slovenia · SloveniaVenus, the second planet by distance from the Sun, with such a hot surface that it can stand lead. Awned with sulfuric acid and dense atmosphere. And despite the inconspicuous conditions, our next target of planetary exploration?See the Story
Will we go to Venus instead of Mars?
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Slovenia · SloveniaThe State Election Commission (DVK) announced that the Left party has submitted a candidacy proposal for the election of the President of the Republic today. The proposal for the candidacy of Miha Kordiša was accompanied by the signatures of four MEPs. Political parties Social Democrats (SD) and the Freedom Movement, with the accompanying signatures of 42 MEPs, submitted a candidacy proposal for candidate Milan Brgleza.See the Story
Candidacy for President tabled by Kordiš and Brglez
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Slovenia · SloveniaPOP TV finally comes the extremely successful and popular comedy series Ja, Chef!, featuring Jurij Zrnec, Katarina Čas, Klemen Janežič, Bojan Emeršič, Tjaša Železnik and other champions of Slovenian play. The entertaining cooking team comes to TV screens from Monday to Thursday night.See the Story
Jurij Zrnec on the series Yes, Chef!: All genres are collected in one series
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Slovenia · SloveniaMost civil servants in the courts receive a minimum wage, so it is perfectly understandable that employees from courts and prisons leave daily and are recruited in better-paid jobs, say the Justice Workers Union. A shortage of judicial staff is already causing congestion in the trial and if there are no shifts in this area, serious disruption will arise, they warn. They wonder to what point the ignorance of political authority will escalate furt…See the Story
Trade union warns: Judiciary and prison system are at the extreme limit of capacity
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