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15 Best Places to Visit in 2017
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As 2016 winds down, The Points Guy team has got travel on the brain, thinking back at our best airline mileage and hotel points redemptions of the year and looking forward to all the fantastic spots we hope to explore next. With some exciting new adventure...
Shortlist Announced for the World Architecture Festival Awards 2014
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The World Architecture Festival has announced the shortlist for its 2014 awards, with almost 300 projects competing in the world’s largest architectural awards program. The shortlist includes the likes of Zaha Hadid Architects, OMA, Foster + Partners...
Expat women’s associations in the world
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Africa Asia Europe Latin America Middle East North America Oceania ALGERIA, Algiers: Alger Accueil (francophone) ANGOLA, Luanda: Les Marraines de Luanda BENIN, Cotonou: Cotonou Accueil (francophone) CAMEROUN, Douala: Douala Accueil (francophone...
Projects in the Gulf among World Building of the Year 2016 shortlist
via designmena

343 projects have been shortlisted for the World Building of the Year award at the 2016 World Architecture Festival,which will be taking place in Berlin this November. The WAF shortlist features entries from 58 different countries, with buildings by...
Drumbeat: April 24, 2013
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Egypt to issue schedule next month for gradual fuel subsidy cuts CAIRO (Reuters) - Egypt aims next month to issue a schedule of gradual rises in the subsidised prices various industries pay for fuel, to bring them near to world levels in four years...