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Miku Ode, a Seto singer born on February 27, 1857, gained recognition in Estonia and Finland through the collector Jakob Hurt, who documented many of her songs.

Renewed Russian missile and drone attacks on Kharkiv and Zaporizhzhia have injured many civilians and damaged numerous residential and commercial buildings.

Psychiatrist Marian Rojas Estapé discusses techniques to manage anxiety related to traumatic experiences, highlighting the importance of how painful memories are processed in the brain.

David Connolly, the incoming Northern Territory Administrator, has issued an apology for divisive past social media posts ahead of his formal swearing-in.

Waris Pathan emphasized the importance of respecting the legacy of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, arguing that disrespect can hurt people's sentiments.

During his State of the Union address, President Trump criticized Democrats for opposing his tax cuts, framing it as detrimental to the American people.

A serious accident on B304 near Vaterstetten left two female drivers injured, one of whom is severely hurt following a collision between their vehicles.

A new 15% global tariff by the U.S. is expected to advantage countries like China and Brazil while negatively impacting allies such as South Korea.

A 21-year-old man was shot dead by Secret Service agents after breaching the boundary of President Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate, with family describing him as non-political and fearful of guns.

An explosion in southern Ukraine has left seven police officers injured, with two critically hurt in an incident described as a targeted attack against law enforcement.

A mechanic discusses the impact of a recent car accident that left him with a headache and dizziness after hitting the airbag.

Three individuals sustained life-threatening injuries in a quad bike crash on the Sunshine Coast near Brisbane, Australia.

The article reflects on the experiences of Italian immigrants in Argentina, highlighting the emotional complexities of dual identity and the struggles faced after war and exile.

Experts warn that while many Czechs take dietary supplements without clear need, excessive intake can lead to negative health effects.

Sofia Novara, a beverage vendor at the Santagiulia Ice Hockey Arena in Milan, shares her experiences and insights about working during the 2026 Olympics.

The article discusses the significance of Lent, emphasizing that fasting should focus on our words rather than food to prevent hurting others.

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez pledged to combat inequalities faced by the gypsy community during a tribute event celebrating their 600th anniversary in Spain.

D. Sleva scored 23 points in Žalgiris' commanding 119-81 victory over Neptūnas, but faced controversy after an emotional outburst towards the opposing coaches.

Anna Maria Żukowska responds to public sentiments regarding Włodzimierz Czarzasty's potential removal as the Speaker of the Sejm, attributing perceptions to political biases rather than objective evaluations.

Sweden is offering its citizens the chance to use five private islands, posing a challenge for local billionaires.

Finnish actress Sanna Stellan was hospitalized due to a fracture in her lumbar spine after a skiing accident.

French biathlete Julia Simon reflects positively on her recent relay performance during the 2026 Olympics, where she secured her third gold medal.

The article explores how disagreement activates brain systems designed to detect conflict and maintain internal coherence.

A political controversy has erupted in Bihar regarding the use of a chartered plane by a senior IAS officer, raising questions of propriety and discrimination.

Dancer Atte Kilpinen contemplates his relationship in a TV series, expressing doubts about his happiness and the fear of hurting others with his decision to break up.

Rocío Banquells, a well-known actress and singer in Mexico, suffered severe health consequences from untreated pneumonia, leading her to use a wheelchair following a cortisone treatment that negatively impacted her bones.

Parents in Okanagan express concern that a new funding model for autism therapy will lead to significantly reduced financial support for their children.

The family of 85-year-old Chris Baghsarian, mistakenly kidnapped from his Sydney home, describes their anguish and concerns for his well-being.

At a Biplan concert, plastic LED lights fell from the ceiling, injuring some attendees, including two individuals whose legs were hurt.

Leif Randt's film adaptation of his novel "Allegro Pastell" provokes mixed reactions at the Berlinale.

Radio communication, similar to that used in Formula 1, was employed for the first time at the Rio Carnival, highlighting the challenges faced by samba schools during their parades.

The Canadian military has issued an apology for a social media post about the Holocaust that failed to specifically mention Jews as victims, acknowledging this omission caused hurt.

The article discusses the violent repercussions faced by women in cases of divorce, particularly highlighting the extreme actions of men who commit violence against their own children as a means to hurt their former partners.

A US Navy destroyer collided with a supply ship during an operation in the Caribbean, resulting in injuries to two sailors, who are in stable condition.

A serious car accident in Lapland resulted in multiple injuries, with several victims critically hurt and others transported for medical care.

Neighbors in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., discovered two bodies in a home after following a trail of shotgun shells, revealing a tragic incident involving a shooting.

Olympique de Marseille is looking to bounce back from a tough season with a critical match against Strasbourg amid a challenging atmosphere at their home stadium.

The article discusses the challenges and physical hardships faced by athlete Jílek on his path to achieving gold.

The Centre for Democracy and Economic Development Initiatives (CDEDI) warns that the Supreme Court's ruling to force the government to pay billions to Finance Bank will harm Malawians and worsen the economic crisis.

Roberto Vannacci's new political venture shows low initial support despite high visibility, with voting intentions placing his party at just 2.9%.

Strong winds in Catalonia have resulted in at least three serious injuries and widespread damage, with gusts recorded over 150 km/h.

Former Little Mix star Jesy Nelson shares her emotional struggles with feeding her premature twins, expressing fear of hurting them while advocating for SMA screening.

A court case is underway involving a social worker accused of hitting a senior citizen with her car in Olomouc, during which she claims to be innocent.

Barcelona is interested in permanently signing Marcus Rashford but is looking to negotiate a lower transfer fee, much to the dismay of Manchester United.

Nikos Androulakis, the leader of PASOK, emphasizes the need for unity against the New Democracy government during an event in Thessaloniki.

Paul Dacre expressed deep personal hurt over allegations that the Daily Mail used illegal tactics against Doreen Lawrence, mother of murdered teenager Stephen Lawrence, despite the newspaper's efforts to secure justice for her son.

A car lost control in a pedestrian area in Aalborg, Denmark, but fortunately, no one was injured.

The article discusses the intersection of commercialism and artistry in the dance world, questioning why choreography lacks recognition in major awards like the Oscars.

Latvian MMA fighter Aleksandrs Čižovs discusses his journey towards stability and the pains he has endured over ten years in the sport.

Chinese banks are advised against purchasing American debt, a move that could have significant implications for US-China financial relations.