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Zurich Has The World's Most Expensive Cappuccino, Amsterdam The Cheapest Coffee is a daily ritual for millions of people around the world. Yet the price of a simple cappuccino can vary dramatically depending on where you order it. Local wages, rents, taxes, and currency strength all shape what

Germany's Debt-Fueled Illusions: Merz Humiliated, Economy In Freefall Submitted by Thomas Kolbe The year 2025 ends for the slap-prone German Chancellor with a resounding smack in Brussels. After the failed raid on Russian assets at Euroclear, Berlin now turns its gaze to the hoped-for comeback of

Non-US Citizens More Likely To Have Devices Checked Tourists heading to the United States could soon have to disclose the past five years of their social media activities to authorities during the ESTA process. Where providing such information was previously only mandatory for longer-term visas,

New NATO Hub To Open In Romania, Doubling Weapons Deliveries To Ukraine Via Remix News, Starting in January 2026, a second NATO hub will begin operating in Romania, doubling the transit of weapons to Ukraine, including through the PURL (Prioritized Ukraine Requirements List) mechanism. Right after

US Mulls Sanctions On Spanish-Flagged Vessels Lately headlines have been filled with developments of the United States targeting Venezuelan-linked tankers, or sanctioning Russia's so-called Shadow Fleet, or else intercepts of Iranian oil shipments on the high seas. Such country names on the