Americans shouldn’t travel to China because of the risks from the new coronavirus, the US State Department said. US citizens currently in China should “consider departing using commercial means,” the alert said. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo echoed the warning on Twitter. A Level 4 travel advisory is the most severe warning issued by the […] Read more
Christmas in Ukraine is celebrated on the 7th January is because, like many countries where the main Church is the Orthodox Church, they use the old ‘Julian’ calendar for their church festivals. In Ukrainian Happy/Merry Christmas is ‘Веселого Різдва’ Veseloho Rizdva (Merry Christmas) or ‘Христос Рождається’ Khrystos Rozhdayetsia (Christ is Born). You can’t start eating […] Read more
NZ First MP Shane Jones has said people dissatisfied with the tougher partnership visa rules should get on a plane home if they’re not happy. One man is doing exactly that – after his wife was declined a visa following their arranged marriage in India. He has NZ residency but says he can’t wait for […] Read more
Foreign direct investments are the investments made in one country into business interests operating in another country. When managers prepare business plans, they should think on to attract foreign investments by working according to the country’s principles and values. Even though the process takes time, the main aim is to bring the right investors who […] Read more
A new study has added to the existing evidence that a healthy and balanced diet could help reduce the symptoms of depression. The study titled, “A brief diet intervention can reduce symptoms of depression in young adults – A randomized controlled trial”, was published this week in the latest issue of the journal PLOS One. […] Read more
This creamy tuna and anchovy mayonnaise from northern Italy suits meats, hard-boiled eggs and buttery lettuce, but is superb over tomatoes You say tomato, I say tonnato: the classic Piedmontese sauce with fat slices of summer tomatoes sprinkled with capers. Photograph: Rachel Roddy/The Guardian Anna, Jane, Elizabeth, Madhur, Alastair, Colin, Delia, Nigel, Mary, Simon, Nigella, […] Read more
MANY cruise passengers base their bookings on the destinations and calling points crammed into their action packed itinerary – yet a huge secret about the ship’s schedule shake ups has been revealed. cruise ships: Expert discusses safety and regulations Close Cruise ships: Expert discusses safety and regulations Expert discusses the safety procedures and regulations on […] Read more
1. Share the wealth Try to use independent accommodation and dining options as much as possible. Resort packages, especially all-inclusive ones, can be very cheap but little of the money you spend stays in Greece. The economic crisis has actually led to most villa, pension and small hotel owners lowering their prices and being more prepared to bargain […] Read more
Planning to visit the Philippines sometime soon? In this article we will take a quick look at some of the delicious foods that you can eat while you tour this beautiful country. Most people don’t appreciate Filipino food as much as they should. This is mainly because Filipino food has received a pretty bad rap […] Read more
St. Sophia’s Cathedral, with its gold and green domes, contains ancient Byzantine mosaics. The baroque St. Andrew’s Church marks the start of Andriyivskyy Descent, a steep cobblestone street linking upper and lower Kiev. The Khanenko Museum houses eastern and western artworks, while the Pinchuk Art Centre focuses on contemporary works by emerging artists. The Motherland […] Read more
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