WEEK'S FACE ⟩ President Alar Karis is not bitter
Estonian President Alar Karis delivered his annual speech, which people anticipated could be politically charged, but instead was notably stoic and devoid of bitterness.
Cakes and desserts: 10 sweet recipes with a hint of coffee bitterness
The article presents 10 dessert recipes that incorporate the bitter notes of coffee, appealing to coffee lovers.
Accepting the Truth in Its Essence
The article discusses the duality of sweetness in nature versus the unpredictable bitterness of human emotions and experiences.
Cinturrino Case: Between Bitterness and Pride at the Police Headquarters
The article discusses the investigation of police officer Carmelo Cinturrino, accused of murder, highlighting the complex feelings within the police force as they deal with a case involving one of their own.
The Olympic Aftertaste of Coach Vītoliņš: Joy in Unity, Bitterness over Missed Opportunities
Latvian ice hockey coach Vītoliņš reflects on the emotions and experiences of the recent Olympic Games in Milan, emphasizing team unity and expressing regret over uncapitalized opportunities.
Is tea getting bitter? Follow these 5 tips before throwing it away to eliminate bitterness
This article provides tips for correcting the bitterness in tea instead of discarding it.
Trump Ready to Meet Khamenei, Will the Bitterness Between Iran and America End?
Despite ongoing tensions, the U.S. is open to dialogue, with Secretary of State Marco Rubio stating that Trump is willing to meet Iran's Supreme Leader Khamenei if the opportunity arises.
Power and Sex
The article reflects on the disillusionment and bitterness stemming from continuously consuming distressing news, particularly relating to the Epstein case.
"An Apology Won't Fix Everything." Greenlandic Bitterness Towards Denmark
The article discusses the lingering resentment in Greenland towards Denmark, stemming from historical grievances and the impact of colonial legacies.
Bitterness Criticism of Ledecká Resonates Worldwide. There’s Another Episode. They Ignore Us, Says Czech
Ester Ledecká, despite her recent challenges, remains a key figure in the winter Olympics, receiving admiration globally for her versatility and her ongoing fight against the potential removal of her discipline from the Olympic program.
The Yankees throw one stone too many at us: bitterness in curling. The bronze dream remains
Italy's curling team narrowly lost to the USA by one point in a tense semifinal match, leaving them disappointed but hopeful for a bronze medal.
Tom Brady turned his back on his ex-team - Is the reason jealousy or bitterness?
Tom Brady's relationship with the New England Patriots has soured, raising questions about whether jealousy or bitterness is at play after the team's recent success.
Vatican reacts outraged to 'Meloni' angel – church must remove image of politician
The Vatican expressed bitterness after a restored angel featuring the face of Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni caused a stir, leading to its painting over in one of Rome's oldest churches.
Between the Shock of War and the Bitterness of Reviews: The Guardian Reviews Its Coverage of the Iraq Invasion
The Guardian reflects on its field coverage of the 2003 Iraq invasion, chronicling the profound impacts and memories from that turbulent period.
Chef explains how to reduce the bitter taste of liver
Chef Kristaps SÄ«lis shares an effective ancient method to lessen the bitter flavor of liver by soaking it in milk, especially noting the lesser bitterness in chicken livers compared to beef or game.
Guillermo Duró says goodbye to Emelec: 'I leave in the best way and without bitterness'
Guillermo Duró officially left his coaching position at Emelec on February 3, just weeks after being confirmed in the role, expressing his gratitude to players and fans as he departed on good terms.
I am bitter but I am still alive thanks to my colleague
Alessandro Calista expresses his bitterness after being attacked by autonomous protesters in Torino, while Angelo Simoniato, the 22-year-old arrested for the incident, is defended by his family as a non-attacker, but remains in jail as the city grapples with unrest.
Karnataka Hate Speech Bill: Has the legislation created bitterness in the name of hate?
The Governor of Karnataka has sent the 'Hate Speech Bill, 2025' to the President for review, emphasizing that while preventing hate is important, it should not come at the cost of freedom of expression.
Only three arrests for the riots. The bitterness of the law enforcement forces
The aftermath of the riots in Turin leaves over a hundred officers injured, twenty-seven antagonists denounced, and only three arrests, prompting frustration among law enforcement officials.
I'm a tea expert - here's 1 common mistake that makes your brew bitter and nasty
A tea expert reveals that a common mistake many people make can lead to bitter and unpleasant-tasting tea.
French Farmers Protest at the Eiffel Tower and Arc de Triomphe Against Mercosur
French farmers demonstrated at iconic landmarks in Paris to protest against the Mercosur agreement, expressing feelings of bitterness and despair over high costs and restrictive regulations.
Juanjo Bona: 'Music is necessary in this world full of hatred and bitterness'
Singer Juanjo Bona discusses the importance of music in a world filled with negativity and reflects on his experience hosting 'Aria, crazy about opera' alongside Ruth Lorenzo.
She Never Wanted Him: The Story of Brigitte Bardot and Her Son
Brigitte Bardot, the film icon who passed away at 91, left behind her son Nicolas-Jacques Charrier, whom she never wished for, resulting in a relationship filled with bitterness and legal battles.
Psychology: How does one actually become wise?
In an interview, psychiatrist Michael Linden discusses the relevance of wisdom today, its protective role against bitterness, its implications for relationships, and its connection to aging.