Travelling for a cuddle, or more, at European sex parties
New York Times: Europe’s sex party scene is booming post-pandemic.
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Ukraine war escalation unsettles markets, European stocks fall
Financial Times: US Treasuries rally as investors sell equities and seek safe assets.
Ukraine slams German chancellor for calling Putin: 'Opening Pandora's box'
Zelenskyy hits out at German chancellor after he spoke with Russian leader.
Sheep not sheared for five years ‘at risk of pneumonia’ if wool is removed
Animal rescued from owners in Belgium is now so wooly it is ‘in pain’.
'Conspiracy theories and racism': News giant quits X after Trump victory
Newspaper abandons account after 17 years amid growing exodus from social media platform.
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Putin and Trump say they are ready to talk
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Shoulder season was a great Europe hack for Kiwis. It may not be next year
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Spain deploys 10,000 more troops after historic floods kill 211
Spain deploys 10,000 troops to Valencia as floods kill 211; hopes of survivors fading.
Spain flood death toll soars to 158, 'dozens' missing
Many people remain missing two days after the start of the catastrophe.
Why you should make Malta your go-to Europe destination in 2025
With more than 300 days of annual sunshine, it's a year-round crowd-pleaser.
'We're scared': At least 95 killed in Spain as floods sweep away cars
'Unprecedented phenomenon': Storms trigger country's deadliest floods in decades.
The surprising UK wine region that even the French have fallen in love with
It is an easy day trip from London.
Georgia election descends into chaos with both sides claiming victory
Two polls show an alliance majority while a third declares victory for ruling party.
Living Danishly: Make like the Danes and see Copenhagen by bike
Denmark’s high rates of happiness could be attributed to the use of bikes.
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Solo traveller on a small cruise: Will I be ostracised or embraced?
Let’s address everyone’s fears of solo cruising.
Nature Baby's ready to stretch and grow
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The first thing I did when visiting Kotor was leave. Here's why you should too
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Tragic reason young tourist died at Spanish attraction
The 26-year-old man's death illustrates the 'perils' of social media.
Five reasons I never wanted to take a cruise holiday
A Kiwi shares cruise hesitations and reveals which ones came to pass.
Nelson couple forced to pay $1000 due to airline booking error
The confused couple were given a choice: pay the surprise fee or stay stuck in Barcelona.
European carmakers plan dozens of cheaper models to survive ‘EV winter’
Financial Times: Manufacturers must sell more EVs to meet tough new EU carbon targets.
Can the government get people to have more babies?
New York Times: Falling fertility rates are a looming, slow-motion crisis.
Inside the French ski resort that voted to shut itself down
Grand Puy set to close after 65 years amid fewer skiers, melting snow and mounting debts.
It’s not every day a European river cruise moves you to tears
Visiting the horror sites of the Balkan wars is a moving and deeply rewarding experience.
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