All posts tagged "Featured"
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1.7KLifestyle & CultureHow to sample the signature Portuguese dishes from Portugal’s five regions without leaving Lisbon
Portuguese food is very diverse and although it is not very sophisticated, it involves a long history and tradition. Many Portuguese dishes...
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1.2KExpat EssentialsGracie Bialecki in France: How to get a Complémentaire Santé Solidaire
(Editor’s note: This post about getting the complementaire appeared originally on The American in Paris blog. It’s reposted here with the permission...
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1.0KNews & BuzzYes, Italy’s new far-right government is anti-immigrant, but that doesn’t extend to Black Americans
Since last month’s election of Italy’s new prime minister, I’ve been bombarded with questions from folks in the United States. Friends, distant...
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1.2KTravelQuick Trips: You only have two or three days in Lisbon? Here’s what to do
(Editor’s note: This post on Lisbon is the latest in a series of quick-trips we believe better reflect the expat lifestyle in Europe.)...
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1.0KNews & BuzzWinter is coming: The best English-language comedy clubs are cozy oasises for expats in Berlin
If you’re in Berlin and it’s winter, chances are you might need a laugh. It’s a great city, but depending on how...
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1.4KNews & BuzzTerry Boyd: Google, your algorithm changes are killing independent media
(Editor’s note: Google doesn’t like us, and we don’t know why. If they don’t like you and your blog or website, we’d...
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1.0KNews & BuzzAs Employee No. 1 at Dutch robotic positioning startup Accerion, it was sink or swim for Talha Ali Arslan
(Editor’s note: This post about Accerion Systems Developer Talha Ali Arslan is the fourth in a series of expat profiles focusing on highly...
