Finland’s stubbornly low birth rate shows why a population shift may be inevitable – NPR
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Day: October 27, 2025
The startling impact Daylight Saving Time ending has on your body
A new study found that switching back-and-forth is the worst option for our health
Ukraine mourns two journalists killed by a Russian drone strike
Mourners gathered at a church in Kyiv on Monday to honor two Ukrainian journalists killed last week when a Russian drone struck their car in eastern Ukraine’s Donetsk region.
Heartbreak as bride, 19, takes her own life after groom’s family slammed her over ‘provocative & naked’ wedding dress
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Iran’s Financial Intelligence Center has issued a detailed statement responding to speculation following the recent FATF plenary.
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LGBTQ+ collective walks in Mexico City’s Catrinas march ahead of Day of the Dead celebrations
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Who are the world’s uncontacted peoples and why are they under unprecedented threat?
The world’s almost 200 groups of uncontacted people are suffering from what an indigenous rights organisation calls “silent genocides”.
20 unprepared hikers rescued from a 4,000-foot peak in New Hampshire when winter weather hits
Temperatures were in the single digits over the weekend thanks to windchill
Russian army disaster as Ukraine destroys key dam and wipes out 800 troops
The dam was hit overnight and by the morning the reservoir’s level had dropped already by one metre.