A new book by American historian and publicist Yuri Felshtinsky "Natalia Radina's Belarus: journalist against the dictator" ...

A tapestry over 16 meters long and embroidered by over 3,000 people has been finished and is now on display in Tallinn.

Social scientist and author of a recent study on Estonians' reading habits, Marju Lauristin, said that while people do read ...

In The Gold Standard, Saifedean Ammous provides an alternate history to World War One, wherein the war is stopped early by a new, decentralized monetary system.

After coming oh so close a season ago, falling to Florida in the national championship game, maybe Houston can go all the way ...

It sure is an interesting time to publish a Holocaust novel based in Australia. The less said about local tempers the better; suffice to predict Danny Ben-Moshe will probably not be appearing “in ...

Iran lashed out after the killing of one of its top leaders in an air strike, with attacks on its Gulf neighbours and Israel on Wednesday. It used some of its latest missiles to evade air defences and ...

“It is in our interest to keep the Strait of Hormuz open, and that’s why we are also discussing what we can do in this regard ...

From art-market darlings at Frieze to a show billed “The Art Fair Mamdani Would Love,” there’s something for everyone this ...

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A public transport strike has hit several German states, leaving commuters scrambling for alternatives. Meanwhile, it was revealed that some 30,000 people were turned away in border checks since last ...

Steam curls into the Arctic air as the sauna door opens, releasing warm bodies into the biting cold. It’s the heart of a polar vortex in Rovaniemi and –36°C, making the contrast especially stark. A ...