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Bottles clinking, Turkish party train blazes through the night
Festive garlands, white tablecloths and enticing bottles appear the moment passengers board the Eastern Express for an epic journey across Turkey’s snow-capped Euphrates plateaus. Named the Turistik Dogu Ekspresi locally, the train offers one of the expansive country’s most coveted new experiences.Its nine carriages wind their way around mountain bends on a 32-hour, 1,300-kilometre voyage from the capital Ankara to Kars, an ancient city near...
Forget working from home: Why not live in an old office?
WASHINGTON: Blocks from the White House, an unassuming edifice in downtown Washington that once held offices used by the US Department of Justice is set to be converted into homes for hundreds of people. The transformation of the vacant office space is among a surge of “adaptive reuse” projects that swept the US property market in 2021, where developers bought hotels and offices that were struggling to get business and announced plans to turn...
Some in Congress seek to ban US lawmakers from trading stocks
WASHINGTON: Capitol Hill has begun to debate whether to ban US lawmakers from trading stocks, but despite some rare bi-partisan unity on the question it is far from settled. Legislation introduced earlier this month by Democratic senators Jon Ossoff of Georgia and Mark Kelly of Arizona would require members of Congress, their spouses and dependent children to place their investments in a blind trust. “Members of Congress should not be playing...
Underwater lion dance at Malaysian aquarium ahead of Lunar New Year
With fish and turtles swimming around them, divers performed an underwater lion dance in a Malaysian aquarium on Friday, in a fresh take on the traditional Lunar New Year performance. Two people wearing a multi-colored lion suit performed in one of the tanks at Aquaria in Kuala Lumpur, as musicians played cymbals and drums outside.Turtles and colorful fish glided past the lion as it lumbered around in front of a rock formation. “The underwater...
Stray animals find solace at animal shelter in Iraq
Bella the dog can barely stand after being abused, but she is now receiving care from a Baghdad refuge that hopes to become Iraq’s first veterinary clinic for stray animals. The Baghdad Animal Rescue opened around a week ago, and Bella, a nervous fox-like dog who raises her muzzle for strokes while still shaking in fear, seems in caring hands.“We are going to care for all kinds of animals and release them when they’re well,” said Nazik,...
‘Heating or eating’: Britons struggle with rising costs
COLCHESTER, UK: Nestled amid superstores at a retail park, the Colchester Foodbank in eastern England last year gave out a total of 165 tons of food-enough to feed 17,000 people.But that could be surpassed this year, as British annual inflation hits a 30-year high of 5.4 percent in December, as real wages fall, and food and energy costs rise. “We think we’re likely to feed 20,000 people in 2022,” said foodbank manager Mike Beckett. “If...
Dubouloz joins the mountain greats with solo climb of grandes jorasses
After six days and five nights fighting against the freezing wind, being “glued to the ice”, barely sleeping, hardly eating, Charles Dubouloz is still on a high. The French mountain guide may be suffering from intense fatigue and frostbite, especially on his hands, but his eyes sparkle as he smiles-he has just conquered the world.“I wanted to take a nice trip without taking the plane,” he chuckled as he spoke to AFP on Wednesday after...
The Caravaggio, the American princess and a bitter family dispute
Princess Rita Jenrette Boncompagni Ludovisi has the rarest of guilty pleasures: gazing up at the world’s only Caravaggio mural, as she practices yoga in her Roman villa. But those days of stretching and contorting under a depiction of the gods may soon be over. The villa in central Rome is up for auction due to a bitter inheritance dispute. Now she’s hoping the Italian government will step in to purchase it-and let her remain living in...
Ground-breaking film school gets down to work in Senegal
It’s the tale of a boy who cheats on his fiancee - one misdeed too many in a selfish life - and in desperation turns to a genie for help. The genie gives the errant lad five magic cowrie shells to wipe the slate clean... but these will only work if he uses them wisely. This is the idea for a script pitched by Kine Niang, a 30-year-old student screenwriter at new film school in Senegal that hopes to unlock Africa’s movie-making potential....
Retirements common factor in US, UK labor shortage: IMF
WASHINGTON: An exodus of older workers is the “common thread” behind the baffling labor shortages faced by companies in the United States and Britain, the IMF concluded in a report released Wednesday. The “mismatch” between job openings and workers’ willingness to do those jobs, especially low-paying positions, also plays a role, but pandemic aid payments were not a big factor keeping workers away, the International Monetary Fund found...
Never say die Spurs delight Conte with Leicester late show
LEICESTER: Antonio Conte said he saw the spirit he is trying to implement at Tottenham after Steven Bergwijn scored twice deep into stoppage time to stun Leicester with thrilling 3-2 win on Wednesday. The Foxes looked set to snatch victory against the run of play as Patson Daka and James Maddison struck either side of Harry Kane’s first-half equaliser.However, Bergwijn, who had not scored a Premier League goal this season, came off the bench to...
Norwegian Kilde leads racers in pre-Olympic Kitzbuehel test
KITZBUHEL, Austria: As a warm-up for the Beijing Olympics, it does not get any tougher: The men’s World Cup downhill in Kitzbuehel, the most prestigious course on the circuit, but also widely regarded as the most testing.Just weeks out from the February 4-20 Winter Games, skiers will take to the thigh-trembling 3.3km-long Streif course on the Hahnenkamm mountain in the knowledge that nothing can be held back on a piste where the vertiginous...
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