Guillermo del Toro parts with rare horror memorabilia after wildfires
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Bleak impact of Ukraine war on Russians laid bare in poll
But some findings undermined lines of thinking in the West.
How have social attitudes changed in the UK over the last 40 years?
Brits today think about many things differently than they did in the 1980s, but some views remain deeply entrenched.
Ukraine war: Five things Kyiv wants from the US
What does Kyiv want and need from the world's superpower, as it battles Russian forces?
'F**k Biden': Donald Trump Jr.'s Twitter (X) account apparently hacked
The social media account of the former US President's son pumped out several prank and offensive posts, including that his dad had passed away.
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The fully autonomous, robot pharmacy coming to a town near you
This unmanned robotic pharmacy from Estonia could revolutionise out-of-hours healthcare and medicine across Europe.
Georgia accuses Ukrainian official of plotting coup
Plotters allegedly wanted to harness anger among young Georgians to violently topple the government, according to Tbilisi.
'We have to make it work': UK opposition wants new Brexit deal
"We will attempt to get a much better deal for the UK," said Labour leader Sir Kier Starmer.
The start-up turning sawdust into meals
Would you eat industrial byproducts? One food tech company from Estonia certainly hopes so.
How has Mahsa Amini's death impacted Iran?
The 22-year-old's death on 16 September sparked one of the largest - and most significant - waves of dissent to shake the Islamic Republic in years.
Fire at Crimea shipyard, as Moscow eyes second mobilisation
All the latest developments from the war in Ukraine.
'We will fight imperialism together', North Korea's Kim tells Putin
Russia's president and Kim Jong Un held talks on Wednesday during which they are believed to have explored a range of "sensitive topics".
Lithuania to give Belarusians special passports amid repression fears
Vilnius has struggled to form a coherent policy on its population of Belarusian exiles in recent months.
Clock ticking for Ukraine counteroffensive - Estonian Defence Minister
"The problem for Ukrainians is that we have four to seven weeks, depending on nature," said Hanno Pevkur. "After that, we will probably see a bit less movement."
'No examples' of authoritarianism in Poland, claims minister
Poland's ruling party has been widely accused of damaging the country's democratic progress.
Estonia 'concerned' about possible hybrid attack from Russia - FM
"We are watching carefully", Margus Tsahkna warned in an exclusive interview with Euronews.
Cyberspace is Ukraine war 'frontline', warns Estonian PM
"This means supporting Ukraine until victory with weapons, financing and know-how," she said at Tallinn tech conference.
Who is Ukraine's new defence minister?
Oleksii Reznikov, leader of Ukraine's defence ministry blighted by alleged corruption, was dismissed on Sunday. But who is his successor?
What's the point in Ukraine's drone war against Russia?
Why does Kyiv keep launching drones into the heart of Russia, when they rarely hit strategic targets or cause significant damage?
The ECHR turns 70. What has it done for Europe?
Hundreds of millions of Europeans benefit from the convention every single day - sometimes without even knowing it, says the Council of Europe's Secretary General.
Is compulsory military service a good thing?
The UK Conservatives have announced they want to bring back mandatory national service if reelected. But is conscription a good thing?
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