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The Yangyang Bonfire Festival will take place at Naksansa Beach from February 28 to March 1, emphasizing tranquility and immersive experiences rather than large performances.

Russian air defenses reported the downing of 148 Ukrainian drones in twelve hours, including 17 directed at Moscow.

Border forces in Lithuania, Latvia, and Poland are actively turning back illegal migrants attempting to cross their borders, with several incidents reported.

Estonian celebrity Brigitte Susanne Hunt has announced her new job as a legal assistant at the law firm Serenissimus while completing her law degree at Tallinn University.

Staff at Öldusel School in Reykjavík have reportedly exceeded safety limits and faced health risks due to the removal of safety measures during construction work.

Students at Lucknow University protested against poor quality mess food, which predominantly featured potatoes.

Two illegal migrants were turned back at the Lithuanian border with Belarus, while neighboring Latvia and Poland reported similar incidents involving migrants.

The article explains the proper methods for preparing soil for planting flowers, vegetables, and fruits in pots at home.

A police officer in Hiroshima Prefecture was dismissed for using cannabis both at his home and at work.

The article provides a brief overview of various news segments broadcasted by ERR, including domestic news, culture, sports, and international stories.

Eight new cheetahs from Botswana are set to arrive at Kuno National Park in India, raising the total population of cheetahs in the country to 46.

Uldis Bluķis, a renowned scientist and co-founder of 'Baltic Appeal to the United Nations', has died at the age of 93 in New York.

Today's newspaper headlines focus on various political and social issues in Greece, highlighting remarks by Prime Minister Mitsotakis and discussions surrounding a tragic accident in Tempi.

Estonia-made Apple notebooks are being sold at Apple’s Visitor Center near its headquarters in Cupertino, California.

The South Korean government has made an unusual direct promotion of an official involved in pivotal U.S.-Korea tariff negotiations to a director position.

Jeremy Nixon, CEO of Ocean Network Express (ONE), will step down in July but remain as a senior advisor, with Till Ole Barrelet set to succeed him.

Wynton Marsalis will perform in Korea with the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra on March 25-26 at the LG Art Center in Seoul.

Artist Hwang Jae-hyung, known for his realist depictions of labor scenes in the Taebaek coal mining area, has died at the age of 74 after a long illness.

Witnesses at a Queensland hospital were horrified after a man allegedly set himself on fire in front of patients, resulting in chaotic scenes and distressing reactions.

Kristjan Ilves is participating in a historic ski flying competition in Kulm, Austria, with live updates provided by Postimees.

A small fire was reported at the Tulpė sanatorium in Birštonas, Lithuania, involving a burning fan in a second-floor restroom.

A recent survey reveals insights about average salaries and employee ratings in 21 major tech companies operating in India.

Swedish goalkeeper Filip Gustavsson had an outstanding performance in an NHL game but vomited just before the match ended.

Emergency services responded to a report of smoke in a bathroom at the sanatorium in Birštonas, where a fan had burned but was extinguished without injuries reported.

Icelandic athlete Thea reflects on her challenging journey back to competing after a significant break.

Darcie Warner, who experienced severe health issues at 16, was misdiagnosed with anxiety instead of Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS).

The anticipated evening of duets and cover songs at the Sanremo Festival occurs tonight, featuring various artists performing alongside special guests.

Tesco is urging Clubcard customers to use their vouchers before they expire at 11:59pm on February 28, 2024, warning that £11 million in vouchers will become worthless.

The article discusses various plants that promote relaxation and better sleep, offering suggestions on how to use them effectively at night.

Paul Elliott, one half of the iconic comedy duo The Chuckle Brothers, discusses plans for a reboot of their beloved show ChuckleVision aimed at introducing their humor to a new generation.

Frida Karlsson, who won two gold medals in cross-country skiing at the Milano Cortina Olympics, made a statement about alcohol consumption that surprised Norwegian ski stars Johannes Høsflot Klæbo and Emil Iversen.

Virginia Elizalde reflects on her life as a model, her passion for extreme sports, and her family, discussing her pride in her daughters and their adventurous spirits.

Police in Thane, Maharashtra, apprehended two young men and seized illegal drugs worth 68 lakh rupees following a raid in the Thakurpada area.

The CEO of Danaos Corporation, Dimitris Vastarouchas, discussed the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on shipping operations at the Capital Link Cyprus Shipping Forum.

Former CBI Director M. Nageshwar Rao is conducting an inquiry into the controversy surrounding Swami Avimukteshwaranand and the alleged disrespect towards Shankaracharya at the Prayagraj Magh Mela.

Household loan interest rates in South Korea have risen for four consecutive months, with housing loan rates reaching their highest level in over a year.

Hillary Clinton criticized a congressional committee investigating her alleged ties to Jeffrey Epstein, asserting that the inquiry was biased and aimed at protecting specific political interests.

Boy George will participate in the San Marino Song Contest, collaborating via video during the event.

Former Prince Andrew allegedly received intimate massage services at Buckingham Palace, which were paid for by the royal family, according to revealed information.

18-year-old Czech tennis player Maxim Mrva achieved a remarkable 64-shot rally victory against American Michaele Mmoh at a challenger event in Lugano.

Pakistan has bombed Afghan cities, including Kabul, in retaliation against Taliban assaults on Pakistani military installations at the border.

The Estonian government has approved changes to the employment contract law that simplify the rules regarding youth employment, aimed at providing better opportunities for young people to gain work experience and establish work habits.

The article highlights Portugal's claim to have the most beautiful beach in Europe, likening its colors to that of Mars at sunset.

Miami, Florida will host an event on March 12 where U.S. passports can be processed without an appointment, aimed at first-time applicants using form DS-11.

Guadalupe Taddei from the INE expressed that salary cuts for electoral counselors do not concern her but raised questions about the elimination of the PREP.

A man in Balneário Pinhal, Brazil, resolved a dispute over his lost dog when the animal recognized him at the police station after being adopted by another family.

Dimand's stock has recently corrected by at least 10% from its yearly highs after a significant rally.

Doctor Samuli Nissinen expressed his astonishment at the high sugar content in a beverage marketed for its health benefits.

Jutta Larm shares her personal experiences and reflections in a recent interview, discussing laughter, meditation, and her emotional moments.

Russia's early attempt to establish a foothold in Kharkiv with special forces failed in February 2022.