Lifestyle & Culture
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6.1KAudrey Shankles in Wiesbaden: The Audrey is (a)Broad guide to driving in Germany, Pt. 1
(Editor’s note: This post on driving in Germany appeared originally on Audrey is (a)Broad. It’s reposted here with the permission of the...
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8.8KStaycation: Borders are closed? No problem … Jackie Harding is exploring the Netherlands
(Editor’s note: This is the first post in our Staycation series as travel is limited across parts of Europe. You can see...
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9.9KMoving to Spain with kids? Really research schools because everything – languages, fees, etc. – can vary wildly from region to region
Despite both the Coronavirus and (possibly be because of) the fast-approaching Brexit deadline, social media is again abuzz with people asking about...
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4.7KSarah Nagaty: How I improved my quarantine life and supported Lisbon’s small businesses
The pandemic has affected people quite differently across the world. It has shown discrepancies (not that we weren’t aware of them) between...
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3.2KGlobal mobility of talent: Multilingual, multitalented Elena Kalmykova is looking for her next big challenge
This is the rewarding part of what we do – working with really smart people. Even among a crazy-talented group of Dispatches...
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3.9KPack your mukluks: Svalbard is Norway’s visa-free, Trump-free destination for hardy expats
Here we go again. Back in 2016, newly elected President Donald Trump – in one of his typical unfiltered moments – asked...
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3.2KStephen Heiner in Paris: Cracks in the quarantine as Parisians were paid to behave
(Editor’s note: France began lifting its coronavirus quarantine on Monday, 11 May after an eight-week lockdown.) Two weekends ago the weather was...
