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Nine European countries express strong opposition to the IMF's decision to restart consultations with Russia, citing concerns about the Fund's reputation and potential impact on support for Ukraine.
Washington Post celebrates 25 years of reader-submitted travel photos, showcasing global diversity from Antarctica to local D. C. Winners and honorable mentions capture nature, culture, and urban scenes worldwide.
Switzerland moves closer to a landmark free trade agreement with India, potentially opening up vast market opportunities. The deal, involving EFTA countries, aims to boost Swiss exports and secure significant investment.
Tourist taxes are on the rise worldwide as destinations combat overtourism. From Venice to New Zealand, authorities are implementing or increasing fees to protect local environments and infrastructure.
An ice cave collapse in southern Iceland resulted in one American fatality and another injured. The incident occurred at Breiðamerkurjökull glacier, part of Vatnajökull National Park, prompting a search operation.
An ice cave exploration in Iceland ended in tragedy as one person died and two went missing. Rescue efforts are underway at Breidamerkurjokull glacier, part of Europe's largest ice cap.
A glacier ice cave in southern Iceland partially collapsed during a tourist visit, resulting in one fatality and two missing persons. Rescue efforts are ongoing amidst challenging conditions.
A new fissure eruption on Iceland's Reykjanes Peninsula marks the sixth volcanic event since December 2023. Experts say the eruption poses no immediate threat to nearby towns or air travel.
Australia introduces a new law allowing employees to ignore work-related contact outside working hours. The "right to disconnect" legislation, effective August 22, 2024, aims to improve work-life balance.
Portugal's tourism industry achieves unprecedented growth in early 2023, with foreign visitor numbers reaching 8. 8 million. The sector's significant economic impact underscores its crucial role in the country's GDP.
Recent market turmoil linked to 'carry trade' strategy. Borrowing in yen for higher-yield investments led to massive sell-offs. Markets recovering, but future risks remain uncertain.