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A Finnish Bluegrass Cover of 'Don't Fear the Reaper'
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A Finnish Bluegrass Cover of 'Don't Fear the Reaper'

  • The Finnish band Steve’n’Seagulls released a bluegrass cover of ‘Don’t Fear the Reaper’.
  • They added Halloween flair with green lighting and a costumed title character.
  • The collaboration with Ponsse North America helped produce the Halloween-themed video.
  • Laughing Squid highlights the band’s approach to rock covers and related posts.
  • The post mentions Halloween wishes and a hope for a nice, spooky season.
  • The article is part of Laughing Squid's Trending content.
  • The cover is a Halloween-themed performance described as spookier.
  • The article notes the video was created for a regional collaboration.
  • The post provides related posts about band members and other works.
  • The article situates the video within Laughing Squid’s broader content mix.
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Katana-wielding mad man on the loose – and he could be in the UK
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crime19h ago

Katana-wielding mad man on the loose – and he could be in the UK

  • A katana-wielding Estonian fugitive, Aivar Bresovski, is wanted for an armed robbery and stabbing in Estonia and may be hiding in the UK.
  • Europe’s most wanted list is coordinated by Europol and published on eumostwanted.eu.
  • Bresovski is described as dangerous and last seen in Finland, with possible involvement in organised crime.
  • The incident involved an armed attack with a katana-type sword and a knife in Estonia on 04.05.2025.
  • Estonia alleges Bresovski is wanted since 25.06.2025, with the investigation still ongoing.
  • Authorities warn Bresovski could be hiding in the United Kingdom as the investigation continues.
  • The Daily Star article references Michael Yosimar Castillo Quiñónez as a separate case previously covered by Interpol.
  • Europol’s collaboration highlights Europe-wide efforts to locate high-risk fugitives.
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Despite their 'no limits' friendship, Russia is paying a nearly 90% markup on sanctioned goods from China — compared to 9% from other countries | Fortune
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business4h ago

Despite their 'no limits' friendship, Russia is paying a nearly 90% markup on sanctioned goods from China — compared to 9% from other countries | Fortune

  • A Bank of Finland study finds Russia paid 87% more for sanctioned Chinese exports from 2021 to 2024, versus a 9% rise for goods from other countries.
  • Ball bearings and tapered roller bearings saw sharp price increases, with unit prices doubling or nearly quadrupling.
  • The report notes sanctions have limited Russia’s access to critical goods, despite China remaining a major trade partner.
  • China accounts for about 30% of Russia’s goods exports and half of its imports, underscoring economic asymmetry in the relationship.
  • Capital Economics says bilateral trade between Russia and China fell 9% in the first nine months of 2025.
  • Observers say China is unlikely to expand supply chains in Russia despite Moscow seeking deals to end sanctions and the Ukraine war.
  • The Kremlin has discussed business deals with the U.S. amid talks to end the war and lift sanctions.
  • Russia’s wartime economy faces bottlenecks, labor shortages, and Western technology gaps as it seeks more production.
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