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An Olson Kundig Tree House Peeks Over the Treetops in Costa Rica
Built entirely of teak harvested on-site, this breezy solar-powered home near the beach ticks all the right boxes for a pair of avid environmentalists who love surfing.
Find out which countries are welcoming international tourists back
There have been more than 142 million Covid-19 cases worldwide and vaccination roll outs have been much smoother in some countries than others. This pandemic is far from over, even though many of us are now itching to make plans to trave...
Expansive five-bedroom residence in Costa Rica
This beautiful residence is situated in the mountains outside Jose, in Costa Rica. It’s a lovely house with spacious interiors and elegant decors. It’s a five bedroom residence with views of the mountains.
Find out which countries are welcoming US tourists back
Once one of the world's most powerful travel documents, the might of the United States passport has been diminished during the pandemic. With US Covid-19 cases near the 29 million mark, some nations continue to view American vacationers ...
Italy blocks export of Covid-19 vaccine doses to Australia, using EU powers for the first time
Italy invoked European Union powers to block the export of 250,000 Covid-19 vaccine doses to Australia on Thursday, in a dramatic escalation of a dispute between the EU and drug giant AstraZeneca.
‘Shot Trips’ To Dubai, Florida, Tel Aviv, Havana: Covid-19 Vaccine Tourism Takes Off
It started in December 2020 with reports that Indian tour operators were eying up trips to London or New York to transport guests to parts of the world where they could get a Covid-19 vaccination.
Mexico Set to Become World's Largest Legal Cannabis Market
Mexico is home to the world's most powerful drug cartels, who have terrorized the country for years. But the country is poised to try something different in tackling the gangs by legalizing at least one of their products: marijuana.
U.N. Report: In The Age Of Humans, 'The Dominant Risk To Our Survival Is Ourselves'
On the United Nations' new Planetary Pressures-Adjusted Human Development Index, the United States drops 45 places from its overall ranking, a reflection of the country's outsize environmental impact.
UN Report: In The Age Of Humans, 'The Dominant Risk To Our Survival Is Ourselves'
On the United Nations' new Planetary pressures-adjusted Human Development Index, the United States drops 45 places from its overall ranking, a reflection of the country's outsize environmental impact.
COVID-19 Vaccines in Central America
A country by country guide to COVID-19 vaccines in Central America. Which countries in Central America are receiving which vaccines and when?
Hurricane Iota will make landfall this Monday night in Nicaragua
The National Hurricane Center (NHC) reported that Hurricane Iota will make landfall in Nicaragua on the night of this Monday, November 16.
Paradises of Money and Faith: The Religious Leaders Using Churches to Launder Illicit Cash Across the Americas
When Erik Súñiga died in U.S. custody in April, he left a rich religious and political legacy in the Guatemalan town where he founded an evangelical church, and served as mayor for over a decade.
These are the top 10 countries to retire in, according to US expats who made the move well before the coronavirus pandemic
International Living's Retirement Index, an annual comprehensive guide to global retirement destinations curated by US expats, was released. The ranking takes several factors into consideration, including the cost of healthcare, the cost...
They Used To Be Strangers. Now They’re Organizing Some Of The Largest Protests In America’s Biggest City.
“I don't believe a peaceful protest is possible, because a protest, by our definition, makes people uncomfortable. It disturbs people,” one organizer said, “but we are adamant about being nonviolent.”
We'll find a treatment for coronavirus – but drug companies will decide who gets it
We'll find a treatment for coronavirus – but drug companies will decide who gets it
See religions around the world adapt in the age of coronavirus
Millions are celebrating Easter weekend and Passover separated from their families, friends and religious communities as the coronavirus lays siege on much of the world.
The World Health Organization warned the pandemic is accelerating. Here are the numbers for today
There are more than 417,000 diagnosed cases and 18,800 Deaths globally. 131 dead in New York City. Here are the numbers by country:
The 100-year life: how to prolong a healthy mind
As concerns about dementia grow, more research is investigating how we can keep our brains fit and sharp
New blue British passport rollout to begin in March
The first blue British passports for nearly 30 years will be issued next month, the Home Office has said.
Humanity needs to rethink its relationship with nature
Akanksha Khatri
Climate change is becoming more of a life-threatening dilemma, yet the slow pace at which we address this issue is quite alarming.
What is the secret to Hong Kong’s high life expectancy?
The dense, compact environment - with easy access to medical facilities – combined with the traditional Chinese culture of caring for the elderly have contributed to its population living to a ripe old age. But can it retain the title of...
EU removes UAE, Switzerland, Mauritius from tax haven lists
European Union finance ministers agreed to remove the United Arab Emirates, Switzerland and Mauritius from the bloc’s lists of countries deemed to be acting as tax havens, a move that activists called a “whitewash”.
Oxfam alleges UK supermarket supply chain abuse
A "relentless" drive for profits is fuelling poverty, abuse, and discrimination, the charity said.
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