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Germany's arrest warrant issued in a blaze of glory

Germany's arrest warrant issued in a blaze of glory

August 21, 2024, 9:38 am EDT
In Nepal, Nods Mean No and Shakes Mean Yes

In Nepal, Nods Mean No and Shakes Mean Yes

May 16, 2025, 3:07 pm EDT
US - China Tariff Cut Agreement Expected to Drive Up Freight Rates

US - China Tariff Cut Agreement Expected to Drive Up Freight Rates

May 15, 2025, 2:36 pm EDT
Sweden: A Life Tapestry Interwoven with Nature and Modernity

Sweden: A Life Tapestry Interwoven with Nature and Modernity

April 8, 2025, 3:23 pm EDT
Switzerland's Unusual Rule: No Flushing Toilets After 10 PM

Switzerland's Unusual Rule: No Flushing Toilets After 10 PM

May 16, 2025, 3:13 pm EDT
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Asian Finance Chiefs Warn of Global Economic Rifts from Trade Barriers

Asian Finance Chiefs Warn of Global Economic Rifts from Trade Barriers

The finance ministers and central bank governors of Asian countries have sounded the alarm over the potential for trade barriers to fracture the global economy in a joint statement following the 28th ASEAN+3 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors Meeting. The meeting, held in Milan, Italy, addressed global and regional macroeconomic situations and financial cooperation within the region.
US - China Tariff Cut Agreement Expected to Drive Up Freight Rates

US - China Tariff Cut Agreement Expected to Drive Up Freight Rates

The recent agreement between the US and China to cut trade tariffs is anticipated to lead to a rise in freight rates. This is because businesses from both countries are competing to take advantage of the 90 - day grace period to ship goods across the Pacific. In recent weeks, the rapid escalation of tariffs has caused a significant decline in freight volume. Last month, China's exports to the US decreased by 21%, and imports fell by nearly 14%. Maersk, the container giant, estimated last week that the bilateral trade volume between China and the US in April dropped by 30% to 40%.
Carney Leads New Canadian Cabinet in Inauguration

Carney Leads New Canadian Cabinet in Inauguration

Local time on May 13th, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney led his new cabinet to be sworn in at the Government House in Ottawa. The new cabinet consists of 28 ministers, reducing the number of ministers from 39 in the Trudeau era to 28, aiming for a more efficient operation.
Switzerland’s Unusual Sunday Rule: The Ban on Outdoor Clothes Drying

Switzerland’s Unusual Sunday Rule: The Ban on Outdoor Clothes Drying

In Switzerland, a seemingly mundane activity like hanging laundry outdoors on a sunny Sunday can lead to unexpected encounters. The country has a strict regulation that prohibits residents from drying their clothes outside on Sundays, turning a common household chore into a potential legal infraction.
Surprising Thai Law: Public Indecency Includes Lack of Underwear

Surprising Thai Law: Public Indecency Includes Lack of Underwear

Thailand, often celebrated for its vibrant culture, bustling tourism, and relatively open - minded society, harbors a legal peculiarity that can catch both locals and tourists off guard. Despite its reputation as a welcoming and laid - back destination, the country enforces strict regulations regarding public decency, and one of these rules relates to an unexpected aspect of attire.
Unusual Law in Churchill, Canada: Unlocked Car Doors for Polar Bear Safety

Unusual Law in Churchill, Canada: Unlocked Car Doors for Polar Bear Safety

In the town of Churchill, Canada, an extraordinary law exists that prohibits locking car doors. This unique regulation is not without its purpose. Churchill is a place where humans coexist with a rather fearsome neighbor - the polar bear.
Durian Consumption Banned in Some Public Spaces in Brunei, Indonesia and Malaysia

Durian Consumption Banned in Some Public Spaces in Brunei, Indonesia and Malaysia

Brunei, Indonesia and Malaysia, despite being significant producers of the much - loved "king of fruits" - the durian, have imposed bans on consuming this unique fruit in certain public areas.
Caution: The "V" Sign in the UK - Palm Direction Matters

Caution: The "V" Sign in the UK - Palm Direction Matters

When traveling in the United Kingdom, it’s crucial to be aware of a nuanced yet significant cultural aspect regarding the commonly - used “V” sign. While the “V” gesture, formed by holding up the index and middle fingers, is often associated with victory or peace in many parts of the world, in the UK, its meaning can drastically change depending on the palm’s direction.
What You Only Realize About Italian Etiquette and Dress Code After Visiting Italy

What You Only Realize About Italian Etiquette and Dress Code After Visiting Italy

Question: What are some aspects of Italian etiquette and dress code that one might only become aware of after going to Italy?
In Nepal, Nods Mean No and Shakes Mean Yes

In Nepal, Nods Mean No and Shakes Mean Yes

When traveling to Nepal, visitors are often surprised to discover a significant difference in non - verbal communication. In this South Asian nation, the common gestures of nodding and shaking the head carry meanings that are the opposite of what many people around the world are accustomed to.
In Indonesia, Respecting the Sanctity of a Child’s Head

In Indonesia, Respecting the Sanctity of a Child’s Head

In Indonesia, a country rich in cultural traditions and deep - seated beliefs, the human head is regarded as the most sacred part of the body. This belief holds particular significance when it comes to children, whose heads are often considered a dwelling place for the divine and a symbol of personal dignity.
Switzerland's Unusual Rule: No Flushing Toilets After 10 PM

Switzerland's Unusual Rule: No Flushing Toilets After 10 PM

In Switzerland, visitors and residents alike are often surprised to learn about a rather peculiar regulation: flushing toilets after 10 PM is strictly prohibited in many areas. This unusual law reflects the local government's prioritization of noise pollution control over concerns about olfactory discomfort, showcasing a unique approach to maintaining public well - being.
Sweden: A Life Tapestry Interwoven with Nature and Modernity

Sweden: A Life Tapestry Interwoven with Nature and Modernity

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Major Power Outage Hits Spain, Portugal, and Parts of France

Major Power Outage Hits Spain, Portugal, and Parts of France

Recently, a large - scale power outage occurred in Spain, Portugal, and parts of France, plunging the affected areas into chaos. Trains came to a halt, bank ATMs and traffic lights malfunctioned, and the daily lives of millions were severely disrupted. This is one of the largest - scale power system failures in European history, triggering widespread concern.
U.S. Ban on U.K. Authorization for Long-Range Missiles Involving Ukraine

U.S. Ban on U.K. Authorization for Long-Range Missiles Involving Ukraine

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