‘The tsunami just keeps coming’: Europe’s growing cocaine market
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Chinese tennis is booming through talent, investment … and distractions
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Prosecutors in Finland have charged a hacker accused of the theft of tens of thousands of records from psychotherapy patients
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Finland faces growing Russian online threat, Finnish security services say – espionage attempts have increased since Ukraine invasion
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Germany’s terrible trains are no joke for a nation built on efficiency
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How World Cup quarter-final drama turned the key to rugby heaven
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Life on Europe's only open Schengen border with Russia – in the Barents Sea, Russia maintains cordial relations with NATO neighbours over fishing rights
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Is the cost of bringing Lionel Messi to MLS falling on fans?
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After many years, migrant workers in Norway won legal protection from exploitative agencies – but now a European Free Trade Association ruling puts progress in peril
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Martti Ahtisaari, ex-Finland president and Nobel peace laureate, dies aged 86
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New Zealand in political limbo as National considers shape of coalition
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Palestinian voices ‘shut down’ at Frankfurt Book Fair, say authors
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Arsenal made Manchester City look mortal. Can Pep Guardiola adapt again?
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Salman Rushdie announces memoir, Knife, about being stabbed in 2022 - describes it as 'an attempt to answer violence with art’
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The Green Bay Packers: Where fans rather than a billionaire are the owners
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Agnetha Fältskog recalls the stress and sadness in ABBA, their blockbuster Voyage project, and the music she never lets the world hear
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‘We showed Portugal rugby exists’: Win over Fiji caps World Cup breakthrough
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The robots are coming, but older workers have less to fear than they might think
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Your next excuse is on platform five – German train travel has become an experience worthy of Kafka
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Feared lost now rediscovered - documentary about life in Brazilian Amazon from 1918 that has been hailed as a classic emerges from depths of Czech archive
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Stockholm has announced plans to ban petrol and diesel cars from its centre, in an effort to slash pollution and reduce noise
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Paddington in Peru films in Colombia – sparking row over legislation in Peru
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The US library system, once the best in the world, faces death by a thousand cuts
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Courtney Lawes insists England always believed their rugby style ‘would click’
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Swedish crime novelist Camilla Läckberg has been forced to deny claims that she tricked readers into buying books she didn't write herself
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Supporters of clubs in Norway have demonstrated against the use of a video assistant referee, while Sweden continues to hold out against introduction
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New Zealand Matrix fan film becomes oldest active torrent in the world
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The Wolves of Eternity by Karl Ove Knausgård, review – long-lost siblings are linked across time and space in this expansive novel
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Feeding seaweed to cows can cut methane emissions – Swedish study proposes government commission more research into environmental benefits of cattle feed additives
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Björk and Rosalía have collaborated on a new song to benefit activists fighting against industrial salmon farming in Björk's native Iceland
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Pep Guardiola says it would take player uprising to reduce number of matches
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Grassy, herbal and sweet: How peas on toast is edging out avocados for brunch
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Over 75,000 workers poised for largest healthcare strike in US history
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The pristine Tana River, bordering Norway and Finland, is littered with the rotting corpses of an invasive Pacific salmon species
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Dozens of Greenlandic women who say they were fitted with the contraceptive coil without their consent or knowledge are planning to sue the Danish state
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Boy, 16, arrested after felling of famous 300 year old Sycamore Gap tree at Hadrian’s Wall
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NFL revises gambling policy to toughen ban for players who bet on own team
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How Lars Findsen and Claus Hjort Frederiksen came to be facing trial for allegedly disclosing Danish state secrets that had been in the public domain for years
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Real men share the housework: what Britain can learn from the domestic bliss of Scandinavia
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‘We felt so betrayed’: Indigenous tribe continues activism after decision excluding Morro Bay from US marine sanctuary
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Do Liverpool have the strength to take on champions who never have an off-day?
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Remembering the Philadelphia ‘Pathetics’, the worst baseball team in history
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Aquaculture is bringing jobs and money to rural Icelandic regions, but a huge escape of farmed fish in August could devastate local salmon populations
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No rides, but lots of rows: ‘reactionary’ French theme park plots expansion
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‘Once we win California, the nation is next’: What a caste discrimination ban means for Americans
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Should you let babies 'cry it out'? Debate reignited by new study.
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‘We can’t drink oil’: How a seventy-year-old pipeline imperils the Great Lakes
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Rubens & Women review – ‘Naked breasts moved him religiously’
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How friluftsliv boosts health and happiness – the idea of communing with nature is instilled from birth in Norway
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What’s in your go bag for the apocalypse?
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