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Joy at dog's reaction to meeting new baby: "Already considers him family"
Ester Pla told Newsweek that her pet Mya is very caring to her son Leo and is often "cuddling alongside him and calming him if he cries."
Urban explorer finds decades-old love poems and paintings in abandoned home
Inside the abandoned family home, one urban explorer stumbled on some amazing personal items.
Ukrainian embassies across Europe sent exploding letters, animal eyes
Ukraine Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba called the letters "a well-planned campaign of terror and intimidation."
The London Locations You Can Visit as Part of Netflix's Free Walking Tour
Netflix is offering fans the opportunity to visit some of the iconic sights from shows like "Bridgerton" as part of a series of free walking tours in Europe.
Ukraine Sees Opportunity to Join NATO After Finland, Sweden Invite
A Ukrainian official said he noticed how Finland and Sweden were able to bypass the normally lengthy process to get invited into NATO.
Putin Could Attack NATO Next Year, Zelensky Warns
"Next year, the situation may be worse not only for Ukraine but also for several other countries, possibly NATO members, that may be under fire," Zelensky said.
Turkey Delivers Massive Blow to Putin's Hopes of Blocking NATO Expansion
NATO announced that Turkey has agreed to a deal that will allow Sweden and Finland to join the alliance.
NATO's Army to Get Seven Times Larger in Biggest Overhaul Since Cold War
The NATO Response Force (NRF) is currently made up of around 40,000 troops, but it will swell to 300,000.
NATO Hints at Permanent Bases Near Russia Due to 'Unpredictable' Kremlin
Deputy Secretary General Mircea Geoană said he "anticipates" allied presence to remain in Eastern Europe following Ukraine invasion.
'No Restrictions': NATO to Take More Aggressive Stance Against Russia
Mircea Geoană did not provide any details of a planned deployment, but said there would be "a robust, flexible and sustainable presence" in eastern Europe.
How Long Does It Take to Join NATO? Timeline for Finland and Sweden
NATO's Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg has promised the accession process would be "smooth and swift."
Sweden On Verge of Applying For NATO Membership: Reports
A move by Sweden and Finland to join NATO would be a colossal foreign policy shift. Russia has warned the two countries against joining the alliance.
Man Jumps Out Apartment Window, Authorities Find Father's Mummified Corpse
José Manuel Cobos defenestrated himself as a judicial commission came to evict him. He did not notify anyone when his father died so he could continue collecting the old man's pension.
Severed Foot Found in Lagoon Belonged to Man in Witness Protection
Convicted drug trafficker Justino Cordovilla had disappeared two months before the severed foot was found.
Netflix Confirms 'Elite' Has Been Renewed for a Sixth Season
The streaming platform announced the news that "Elite" would be returning for a sixth season on Thursday, October 28. Here's what we know so far...
Nurse Loses Sight in Eye After Being Beaten by Maskless Man on Subway
The man who was struck on the train is still recovering in the hospital; the suspect has not been identified.
Decomposed Body of Elderly Woman Found Partly Eaten by Her Cats
The 79-year-old woman was said to have lived alone, apart from her pets, in a Madrid apartment building.
Critics Call on Spanish Postal Service to Stop Selling 'Equality Stamps'
The stamps highlight racial inequality, with lighter stamps selling for more, darker stamps for less.
Anti-Mask Protests Across Europe as Coronavirus Cases Rise 4 Days in a Row
The latest rallies join a string of anti-mask and anti-lockdown protests reported this month in Europe, including in the U.K. and Germany.
European Air Pollution Hotspots See Highest COVID-19 Deaths: Study
"Poisoning our environment means poisoning our own body," said researcher Yaron Ogen.
Air Pollution Has Fallen Significantly in Nine Major Global Cities
Lockdown measures across the world have led to large decreases in vehicle traffic and industrial activity.
Al Gore Says He's Greta Thunberg's 'Biggest Fan'
The former vice president was in Madrid this week for a UN climate change conference and told Spanish newspaper El Pais about his admiration for the Swedish teenager.
Man Caught With 1000 Marijuana Plants Told Police They Were 'Peppermint'
Police say they stopped the man during a routine patrol when they saw him performing an "irregular maneuver."
The Ultimate Insider's Guide to Spain
From discovering the authentic flavors of Spain to experiencing how the royals once lived, here's how to experience Spain like a local.
Amid Far-Right Backlash, Annual High Heels Race Returns to Madrid
The High Heels Race in Chueca, an LGBT-friendly neighborhood in central Madrid, draws dozens of domestic and international competitors of all ages.
Plane Runs over and Kills Man on Airport Runway
The 25 year old's body was discovered on the airfield at Sheremetyevo International Airport.
Novelty Belt Buckle Triggers Train Station Evacuation
Bomb disposal teams were sent to intercept the suspicious suitcase in vain.
Giant Ball Running Event Leaves Man Badly Injured
A 29-year-old man was left with serious head injuries after the giant resin ball crushed him against a metal barrier.
Heroin Dog Implants Vet Extradited to New York
In a police raid in Medellin in 2005, police found six pounds of heroin surgically implanted into six puppies.
Playing Ping-Pong with Spain's Most Fun Rock Band
Hinds, a band from Madrid, is living the indie-rock dream: "We don't have to die tomorrow to be cool today."