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The population of our country came together almost as one to defend against the tidal wave arriving on the Danube. The workers at Szentendré also successfully defended the settlement thanks to their tiresome work. Kálmán Zsíros also took part in … Read more

A two-year-old boy from Britain was dancing with his older sister when his mother was away at work. Then he was overwhelmed by the television and died. Youngster Carter Wallace was fatally injured in the accident at his home in … Read more

The new Huawei Watch D2 offers a 360-degree view of health, thanks to blood pressure measurement via wrist cuff, ECG and more.© connect Smartwatches now measure numerous health data directly on the wrist, including pulse, heart rate variability or oxygen … Read more

© Brocreative – Fotolia.com The Basketball Bundesliga is starting the new season. The defending champion is once again the big favorite. The table will mostly look strange. The opening match is a tough one. The Basketball Bundesliga starts the new … Read more

Oral sex, sodomy, masturbation, libertinage, candaulism, BDSM, role playing… Even when they are legal, taboos in matters of sexuality remain very present and arouse strong emotions such as disgust, shame, guilt but also, sometimes, fascination. However, they generally remain unthought … Read more

DAMIEN MEYER / AFP The Brestois were like children on Thursday evening, celebrating this first victory in the Champions League in front of the 15,000 supporters who came to support them. DAMIEN MEYER / AFP The Brestois were like children … Read more

Seven years after its launch, the Nintendo Switch is ready for a refresh. The new version is well in the works, reports the site Engaged. The Nintendo Switch 2 (its name is not yet known) should be presented by the … Read more

Tiia Treimann-Differt, chairman of the board of the Läänemaa Cancer Society. Photo private collection Estonian people are living older and older, the need for healthcare services is increasing, the burden on hospitals is increasing, and there is a shortage of … Read more

Next week, a year-long dispute over a set of organ doors in St. Peter’s Church in Næstved. The doors should have been the celebratory final addition to a long-standing project to recreate the church’s special baroque swallow’s nest organ, but … Read more

Ivan Martin Jirous, nicknamed Magor, had many faces, the author of tender but also dryáčnic verses. Graduated art historian and art critic. But also an unpredictable provocateur. Signatory of Charter 77 and a prominent figure of the underground, an opponent … Read more