All posts tagged "Germany"
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367TravelThe Art of the Ausflug: Chris Loar heads to Stralsund for a quick escape from Berlin
“Berlin is great and everything, but I need a break!” It was the winter of 2022 and a few months earlier, I...
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4.1KBusinessThe 2022 edition: Dispatches’ no-BS list of candidates for Europe’s future Silicon Valley
(Editor’s note: Dispatches Europe tracks the tech scene – startups, scale-ups and mature companies – because so many of our highly skilled internationals...
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387News & BuzzDispatch from Germany: Ukrainian expats and the guilt of safety
I monitor a few of the Telegram channels about the Russian-Ukrainian war. We all do; we, the Ukrainian expats, and many non-expats,...
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6.7KTravelChinatowns and Little Tokyo (updated): Our Dispatches list of the best Asian food destinations in Europe
(Editor’s note: This post is regularly updated as we discover new Chinatowns and Asian food districts.) In Peter O’Toole’s brilliant “My Favorite...
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491Expat EssentialsStudying German: Learning the basics, European Standards, qualifying for residency and going to a public university for free
When I found out I was going to be living and working in Germany for 3-to-5 years, I decided to revive my...
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406News & BuzzMaryna Kryvko in Germany: How the world turned black and white, Pt. 2
(Editor’s note: This is Pt. 2 of a two-part post about the impact of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine impacts ordinary people, in...
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521Lifestyle & CultureLockdown showdown: American expat sociologist Lily Cichanowicz compares the US and Germany’s handling of the pandemic
Many commentators have pointed out that the coronavirus pandemic laid bare the structural failings of the United States. It’s hard to disagree...
