All news on the topic: Eastern Europe

The patient, who wasn't identified, caught a bug after his dog licked him, leaving him with developed pneumonia and sepsis as a result - but fortunately, he made a "good recovery" six months later

The FTSE 100 firm recorded an operating profit of $3.3 billion (£2.6 billion) for the six months to December, down 11.1% against the same period a year earlier

Professor Anthony Glees, security and intelligence expert at the University of Buckingham, believes the Government should incentivise volunteers to fight for our country

WARNING, DISTRESSING CONTENT: The man’s body was found decapitated on his bed at a Depaul homeless shelter in Dublin's Little Britain Street on Thursday afternoon, according to local reports

Retailers Against Crime has identified 56 shoplifting groups, all being used to fund organised crime with links to drugs, firearms and human trafficking - with the Mirror calling for urgent action

'War fatigue' is gaining ground across the West, and Paul Routledge argues Boris Johnson was too quick to commit the UK to Ukraine's total recovery with no serious debate about when the money will stop

Thor Pedersen left his wife at home for a decade to embark on the adventure of a lifetime and visit every single country in the world - but he says it has 'come at a cost'

Mum-of-four Rebecca Wilcox believes her son could have been saved had he done a test for Helicobacter Pylori and is now raising awareness for travellers in his name

Dozens of Russian aircraft were intercepted in Estonia, it has tonight emerged, and Royal Air Force (RAF) has been praised for its bid to safeguard European airspace

New figures from the ­Gangmasters and Labour Abuse Authority show the number of reports of modern slavery cases in the UK has reached its highest-ever level

More than 220 German police officers armed with guns and night-vision goggles have been prowling the streets as the hunt continues into the night in Berlin - it is unclear where the lioness is from

An undercover investigation revealed training grounds for sex workers where they were taught how to set up a cryptowallet, how to trade the currency and also the difference between good coins and 'the s**t ones'

Around 70 aircraft from the Royal Navy, British Army and Royal Air Force will take part in a flypast for Trooping the Colour on Saturday to mark King Charles' birthday

A Romanian jobseeker claims she applied for more than 100 jobs with British firms but only secured roles in warehouses and retail before her experiment

The Mirror have this week been granted access to the British Army's mock assault on an enemy urban area in Exercise Khanjar in Oman, the culmination of a four-month deployment

The Royal Anglian Regiment will next year command NATO’s Very High Readiness Joint Task Force - and the Mirror joined troops from the regiment as they trained in the Omani desert

In a sinister forecast, Vladimir Putin sees "the entire eastern Europe" as his "fiefdom" and does not think major Western countries will fight to save Poland and Lithuania