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Istanbul's 176-year-old Cağaloğlu school: an Ottoman reform story that never stopped teaching
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Istanbul's 176-year-old Cağaloğlu school: an Ottoman reform story that never stopped teaching

Cağaloğlu Anatolian High School in Istanbul has taught since 1850, from Ottoman princes to today's German-lang...

Kilo and cowgirls: the quiet Hawaiian practice behind one Waimea rancher's conservation work
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Kilo and cowgirls: the quiet Hawaiian practice behind one Waimea rancher's conservation work

Gen Z paniolo Nahe Keakealani practices kilo — quiet observation of nature — while defending native forests ar...

Little Italy's Feast of San Gennaro Turns 100 in 2026
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Little Italy's Feast of San Gennaro Turns 100 in 2026

The Feast of San Gennaro marks its 100th year in New York's Little Italy in 2026 — the history, the saint, the...

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London's Art Calendar for 2026: Where Culture-Hungry Travellers Should Head

A traveller's guide to London's 2026 art exhibition scene — the big galleries, the free collections and how to...

Benin beyond the guidebooks: street art, voodoo temples and a stilt village on Lake Nokoué
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Benin beyond the guidebooks: street art, voodoo temples and a stilt village on Lake Nokoué

From Africa's biggest street art wall to the Door of No Return and the stilt village of Ganvié, here's why Ben...

Abu Dhabi Hotels Must Get More Emirati: New Rules Coming by 2027
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Abu Dhabi Hotels Must Get More Emirati: New Rules Coming by 2027

Abu Dhabi's new Emirati Dhiyafa Standards require hotels to add cultural touches — from staff naming three loc...

When Politics Split a Family, One Father-Daughter Hunting Trip Bridged the Gap
Adventure & Outdoor Travel

When Politics Split a Family, One Father-Daughter Hunting Trip Bridged the Gap

Outside Online's personal essay on a father-daughter hunting trip that healed decades of political rifts — and...

Why Japan's queues actually work — and what travellers should know before joining one
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Why Japan's queues actually work — and what travellers should know before joining one

Japan's famously orderly queues reflect fairness, trust and conflict avoidance — here's what it means for trav...

Texas approves contested high school curriculum that critics say stigmatises Islam
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Texas approves contested high school curriculum that critics say stigmatises Islam

Texas's State Board of Education has approved social studies standards critics say link Islam to terrorism and...

13 Things That Genuinely Surprise Americans on Their First UK Trip
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13 Things That Genuinely Surprise Americans on Their First UK Trip

Tipping rules, pub quirks, kitchen washing machines and right-to-roam hiking: what actually surprises American...

Japan now has more than 100,000 people aged 100 and older
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Japan now has more than 100,000 people aged 100 and older

Japan's centenarians top 100,000 for the first time — 107,677 people aged 100+, 88% of them women. What it mea...

Baku Marks 108 Years Since the Caucasian Islamic Army Liberated the City
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Baku Marks 108 Years Since the Caucasian Islamic Army Liberated the City

Baku marked 108 years since the Caucasian Islamic Army liberated the city in 1918 — the story behind the memor...

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