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Bad news: a kind of intellectual property Terminator has arrived, threatening the idea that the person who actually created something…
‘Life has grown hard’: Hungarian authors lament their nation’s unwelcoming climate.
Gyula, a peaceful and scenic town in eastern Hungary, is famous for its sausages. Though it lacks a direct train…
From sharing a snack with squirrels to writing letters to a friend, singing karaoke to learning to crochet: here are 43 simple ideas to brighten your day.
A Squirrel Picnic During the pandemic, my husband found some wood on our street and built a tiny picnic table…
Iranian officials have warned President Trump not to cross a “red line” by threatening to intervene in the country’s protests.
Donald Trump has threatened to intervene in Iran if its government kills protesters, leading senior Iranian officials to warn that…
Italian pasta makers have been granted a temporary exemption from Trump’s tariffs.
The U.S. government has significantly lowered planned tariffs on Italian pasta, which would have nearly doubled the price of many…
Maduro calls on Trump to end “illegal warmongering” and engage in “serious talks.”
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has called on Donald Trump to end his “illegal warmongering” and engage in “serious talks” with…
‘The answer is dig a hole’: why Scotland’s islanders want tunnels instead of ferries
For Alec Priest, an instrument technician at the Sullom Voe oil terminal on Shetland, the argument for building tunnels under…
‘A land of shadows and sun’: the deserted Japanese island now overrun by rabbits
Aside from the bunny-ear designs on the window, there is little to suggest the ferry has arrived at an island…
The end for Enzo Maresca: what’s next for Chelsea? Football Weekly Extra – podcast
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From “bon appétit” to Uber Eats: why France’s cherished restaurants are facing a crisis | Paul Taylor
Spare a thought for the poor French restaurateur. Once the iconic symbol of a pleasure-loving nation that cherished nothing more…