Aid group suspends Gaza operations after ceasefire
The US and Israeli-backed GHF group was heavily criticised before it announced a “pause” on its operations.
Food & Travel
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Delhi, Mumbai, and Bengaluru: Your Journey to India Starts Here
Travel possibilities are limitless in the world’s most populous country. Find your way to vibrant markets, lush jungles, historic palaces, and rock-carved caves when you fly to India with Lufthansa. Here are some of our top picks, conveniently located in…
Scotch Meets Island Time in The Glenlivet’s Travel-Inspired Series
The Glenlivet, one of Scotland’s most recognized single malt producers, recently launched a new series of whiskies inspired by travels far beyond the distillery’s Speyside roots. Titled Beyond Speyside, the collection sets out to explore the intersection of place, flavor,…
On the Isle of Skye, These Women Chefs Are Helping Reshape the Region’s Cuisine
As this remote Scottish island continues to swell as a tourist destination, a group of women driving its food scene seek to show everything their land has to offer.
Berlin’s Cemetery Cafés Are Very Much Alive
Café Friedberg’s owners (Photo: Gordon Welters) Here: The owner and founder Jack Vowinckel, 24, and Vanessa Charton, 35, in front of there café. For a story by Diana Hubbell. © Gordon Welters phone +49-170-8346683 e-mail: mail@gordonwelters.com Café Friedberg’s owners…
Goodbye Passport Stamps: What the EU’s New Entry System Means for Travelers
The traditional passport stamp continues its slow decline. In the latest move away from physical stamping, the European Union launched on October 12 a new “Entry and Exit System,” known as EES, at airports to streamline the process for travelers…
Nancy Silverton Is Still the Busiest Not-a-Chef in Los Angeles’s Food Scene
Nancy Silverton still doesn’t like being called a chef. When I caught up with her on the phone — all while prepping for dinner at one of her LA restaurants — she says that she much prefers to be “called…
For Maine’s Graham Platner, Oysters are Political
Working on the water has been instrumental in informing Platner’s anti-oligarchy, economically populist platform
Bears kill seven people in Japan this year as attacks hit record high
Seven people have died since April this year – the highest number since figures started being recorded in 2006, officials say.
China accuses U.S. of deliberately causing panic over rare earth controls, says it is open to talks
Beijing last week announced sweeping controls on rare earths ahead of an expected meeting between President Donald Trump and President Xi Jinping.