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Russia blows up two Ukrainian teens recruited for terror attack, says intelligence service

A 17-year-old boy hired by Russian special services to carry out a terrorist attack died when a homemade explosive device he was transporting was remotely detonated, Ukrainian police and the Security Service (SBU) reported.

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Fears grow for missing Polish paraglider as Colombia jungle search enters day 12

Fears are growing for the safety of a Polish paraglider who went missing in the Colombian jungle, as a search and rescue operation to find him enters its 12th day.

Photo: Reuters

Captain of cargo ship involved in North Sea collision identified as Russian

A cargo vessel collided with a U.S. tanker off the English coast on Monday.

Lech Muszyński

Suspected foreign saboteur charged with arson in Warsaw

Prosecutors say the man is a Belarusian citizen who worked for Russia.

Servicemen of the mobile fire group of the 113th Separate Territorial Defense Brigade prepare for operations in the Vovchansk direction, Kharkiv region, Ukraine, on February 22, 2025. (Photo by Stringer/Anadolu via Getty Images)

Vast majority of Ukrainians think Russia wants to push beyond areas it currently occupies

An overwhelming majority of Ukrainians believe Russia will not stop its invasion at the territory it currently occupies, according to newly released research.

Photo: Flickr/Valsts policija

Latvia detains Estonian and Ukrainian in spy probe

Latvia has detained an Estonian and a Ukrainian citizen suspected of spying, including gathering intelligence on critical infrastructure sites, domestic media reported.

The 35-year-old woman was detained at a railway crossing between Poland and Ukraine under an Interpol Red Notice. Photo: Photo by Strazgraniczna.pl, LifePort/Getty Images

Polish border guards detain Ukrainian who sold human kidneys

Polish border guards detained a Ukrainian woman who was sentenced to 12 years in prison in Kazakhstan for participating in an organized criminal group trading in human organs and selling 56 kidneys, prosecutors said on Tuesday.

Elon Musk called Radosław Sikorski a “Soros puppet” on X. Photo: Getty/PAP/EPA

Musk targets Polish FM again with new jibe

Elon Musk called Radosław Sikorski a “Soros puppet” on X.

The clashes occurred overnight as students staged a 24-hour protest outside the headquarters of national broadcaster RTS. Photo: PAP/EPA

Police use force on protesters in Belgrade for first time, say local media

Serbian police have used force against demonstrators in the capital, Belgrade, for the first time, local media reported on Tuesday.

The woman personally bragged to Russian leader Vladimir Putin about her action. Photo: screenshot from Suspilne video

Russian woman abducted four-year-old Ukrainian girl she now plans to ‘adopt’

A Russian woman whose son died while fighting against Ukraine has abducted a 4-year-old Ukrainian girl and plans to “adopt” her.

The Polish electoral law does not allow voting while in orbit.

Race on to get ‘pierogi astronaut’ voting rights so he can cast ballot from outerspace

The country’s electoral law does not allow voting while in orbit.

Germany plans to conduct stricter border controls and turn away asylum seekers who lack proper documentation.

Austria refuses to accept asylum seekers turned away by Germany

Vienna has rejected a plan by Berlin to turn back asylum seekers arriving at the German border via Austria, in a move that could cause tensions between the two neighboring countries.

Russia’s Federal Security Service said the British diplomats (pictured) were involved in “intelligence and subversive work” of harm to Russian security.

Russia expels two British diplomats on suspicion of spying

Russia has accused two British diplomats of spying and given them two weeks to leave the country, reinforcing the downward trajectory of Moscow's diplomatic relations with Europe even as it negotiates to restore ties with the United States.

Krowarzywa was a pioneer of Poland’s plant-based food boom. (PAP archive)

Poland’s cult vegan burger chain about to close its doors for the last time

One of Poland’s first and most successful vegan burger chains is about to close its doors for the final time.

The mayor has now been reunited with his dogs, which were found in Szczecin. Photo: Policja.pl

‘They did the best job in world’: former Swiss mayor praises Polish cops after international dognapping drama

The former mayor of Zurich has praised the Polish police force after being reunited with two pedigree dogs that had been stolen from his apartment and held for ransom.

Photo by Hesham Elsherif/Anadolu via Getty Images

Poland cancels flights to Germany after strikes hit German airports

Polish airports and airline PLL LOT have canceled or redirected multiple flights to and from Germany due to a nationwide strike at German airports, affecting more than half a million passengers.

Illustrative photo: X/@Lithuanian_MoD

Lithuanians flock to learn how to survive potential Russian invasion

Lithuanians are flocking to learn how to survive a potential Russian invasion, with interest in ‘civil resistance’ courses surging.

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Protests turn violent in Bucharest after far-right presidential candidate banned

Călin Georgescu won the first round but a top court annulled the election.

Masked Russian solider makes his way through the gas-pipeline. Photo:

Ukraine says it repelled Russian troops who crept through a gas pipeline in Kursk

Russian special forces crept miles through a gas pipeline near the town of Sudzha in an attempt to surprise Ukrainian troops occupying parts of the Kursk region.

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Over half a million passengers to be affected by Monday German airport strike

More than half a million passengers will be affected and thousands of flights cancelled due to a 24-hour strike at major German airports on Monday, after trade union Verdi called for employees in the public sector and ground handling to walk out.

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