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07.02.2024 14:21 Russia's two gas pipelines were sabotaged in September 2022 and it is still unknown who is responsible.

07.02.2024 14:21 The country's chosen song, Zorra by Nebulossa, has been called "anti-feminist" by some campaigners.

07.02.2024 09:31 At least one person has been reported killed in a fresh wave of air attacks on the country.

07.02.2024 09:31 Former world number one Simona Halep's appeal against a four-year doping ban will be heard by the Court of Arbitration for Sport from Wednesday.

07.02.2024 04:00 A Dane and a Briton are lauded for their critical contributions to the development of wind power.

06.02.2024 23:31 The announcement appears to be a concession to farmers who have been protesting tighter regulations.

06.02.2024 23:31 The ex-Fox News host's trip to Moscow has been given near-constant coverage in Russia's state media.

06.02.2024 23:31 Every move the ex-Fox News host makes in Moscow is watched as he prepares to interview Vladimir Putin.

06.02.2024 13:21 Across Spain, farmers have been protesting at EU regulations and demanding more help from their government.

06.02.2024 13:21 A two-month-old boy is killed in the latest cross-border attack on Ukraine's Kharkiv region.

06.02.2024 13:21 Politicians have paid tribute to Mr Bruton, who played a key rold in the NI peace process.

06.02.2024 13:21 Yandex has previously been accused of hiding information from Russia's public about the Ukraine war.

06.02.2024 08:51 After losing her son, Nurgül Göksu set out to investigate how building alterations left his home vulnerable to earthquakes.

06.02.2024 08:51 Irelands hosts many multinational companies which makes calculating its true productivity difficult.

05.02.2024 23:02 The ex-Brazil and Barcelona defender denies the assault, saying the sex was consensual.