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Experts warn UK households against refrigerating tomatoes to preserve their flavor and texture, as over 1.4 million tomatoes are wasted daily due to improper storage.

Italy's government is pushing back against the EU's ETS system, labeling it an additional tax on European businesses.

Artist Paul de Miko has reacted critically to discussions surrounding the song 'Atikin', especially its implications about diplomatic negotiations after warfare.

Tallinn is set to lose the Lubja tram stop as part of essential renovation works to replace old tracks near the city center, affecting traffic from March 7 to May 31.

An Airbnb user expresses discomfort over a common bedroom item in rentals, asking hosts to reconsider its use.

The article critiques Nigel Farage's reaction to a recent by-election loss, suggesting he resorts to tactics inspired by Donald Trump.

Waitrose, a major UK supermarket, will cease selling mackerel by the end of April due to sustainability concerns, becoming the first retailer in the UK to take this step.

A recent burglary at a car wash in Jurbarkas, Lithuania, where thieves broke into a coin safe and stole a fence nearby, has prompted police to launch an investigation.

The article discusses the dangers faced by Poles escaping from communist Poland to Czechoslovakia during the Cold War.

The article discusses the issue of pharmaceutical compounds contaminating the environment, primarily through wastewater and improper disposal, and highlights recent studies in Lithuania that reveal their presence in various water sources.

The Hungarian government has lost a court battle over media freedom involving the station Klubrádio, marking a significant yet not wholly conclusive point in ongoing tensions.

Banker Spurný asserts that implementing a higher tax is a more effective measure to curb housing speculation than limiting mortgage availability.

A new album by the Danish rock band Aphaca stirs reflections on generational identity, particularly for Generation X.

The review reflects on the new album by the Danish rock band Aphaca, noting its impact on the Generation X audience.

President Biden and President López Obrador agreed to enhance efforts to combat synthetic drug trafficking during their recent meeting in San Francisco.

The article emphasizes the importance of heeding traffic signals, particularly stop signs, for road safety.

'Checo' Pérez expressed disappointment after being eliminated in Q1 during the qualifying session of the 2024 Mexican Grand Prix, citing issues with the car's braking performance.

This article discusses the validity of driving documents for immigrants in California as of March 2026, specifically focusing on the AB 60 driver's license and how to handle interactions with immigration officers during traffic stops.

Lorena Durán, a model from Spain, challenges stereotypes in the fashion industry and calls for a change in how society perceives body image.

A dog trainer explains the reasons why dogs may stop suddenly during walks and offers advice for improving the walking experience.

During the Sanremo Festival 2026, Paolo Sarullo, a victim of bullying, shared a powerful message against youth violence and bullying, emphasizing the need for respect and understanding.

The EU has called on Kyrgyzstan to cease the re-export of banned European Union goods to Russia, as it may be helping Moscow circumvent sanctions imposed due to the war in Ukraine.

Denmark's Health Authority advises against using painkillers for back pain management.

The Danish Health Authority warns against the use of painkillers like paracetamol and ibuprofen for back pain relief, urging a rethink of treatment approaches.

A cultural debate calls on Swedish politicians to clarify their vision for society and the values that define Sweden.

This article reviews ten remarkable album releases from various artists at the beginning of 2026, highlighting diverse musical contributions and notable performances.

A campaign launched by the Maranhão State Women's Secretariat aims to protect women during Carnival by promoting the message that their boundaries should be respected immediately if they express a desire for any unwanted touch or actions.

Students in Macapá are raising concerns about poor lighting and safety issues at a local bus stop, which has been a site for recent robberies.

Twelve passengers were injured in Buenos Aires after a bus from line 31 was involved in a collision and made a sudden stop.

Drax Group has announced it will cease burning Canadian wood pellets entirely within the next year due to financial losses and environmental criticism.

A federal judge has declined to stop disciplinary investigations into two Iowa teachers for their social media posts following the assassination of activist Charlie Kirk, deeming the situation 'deeply troubling.'

The article discusses the current state of the right-wing political landscape in Poland and the need for the ruling party PiS to strengthen its ideological stance.

The article discusses the capture of notorious Mexican drug lord Rubén Oseguera Cervantes, known as 'El Mencha', by the army during a rendezvous with his mistress, while raising questions about the enduring violence in Mexico's drug trade.

The European Union has issued a directive to Kyrgyzstan to cease its assistance in enabling Russia to bypass sanctions imposed due to its invasion of Ukraine.

Plans to construct a new youth school in Laugardal have been halted by the Reykjavík City Council.

A new Netflix crime thriller has captivated viewers, making it difficult for them to stop watching.

The 'Waqf Thurayd' initiative provides a specialized approach to food distribution emphasizing dignity and hospitality, with organized service windows for men, women, and children.

Political parties in Tamil Nadu are urging the Election Commission of India to conduct elections in a single phase and to impose strict regulations on the use of money and distribution of freebies during elections.

The UIF and prosecutor Fabiana León address challenges by Cristina Kirchner's defense in the Cuadernos de las Coimas trial to halt the proceedings.

Shein has recalled a popular sand product due to asbestos contamination concerns, urging customers to stop using it immediately.

Energy experts warn that a common habit of boiling kettles multiple times a day can add £70 to annual household energy bills.

A new digital payment system for contributions of domestic workers in Italy has been announced, phasing out traditional paper bulletin payments by 2026 for most employers.

Arsenal faces potential challenges in the Champions League knockout stage, particularly from Bayern Munich, who have historically been a tough competitor.

Migration Minister Johan Forssell rejects calls for a temporary law to halt controversial deportations of teenagers who reach the age of 18.

The U.S. aircraft carrier USS Gerald Ford has docked in Souda Bay, Greece, for technical repairs amid rising tensions with Iran.

Norway is tightening residence rules for Ukrainian men eligible for military service, ending temporary collective protection for this group.

Moscow has issued a 'STOP list' prohibiting citizens from 43 countries, including key allies, from joining the Russian armed forces amid rising tensions.

Norway's government plans to cease accepting adult men of fighting age fleeing war-torn Ukraine as part of new immigration proposals.

Sweden's Migration Minister Johan Forssell rejects calls for a temporary law to halt deportations of teenagers who have reached the age of 18, despite ongoing criticism of the practice.

A police officer was injured when one of the drivers of two stolen vehicles suddenly accelerated, hitting the officer after a request for a stop was made.