Gulf Travel on Edge as Iran-US Conflict Simmers and Tankers Come Under Fire
Iran's Revolutionary Guards warn of new weapons and targets if US attacks resume, while tanker strikes in the...
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Costa Rica-Cuba Diplomatic Split: What Actually Changes for Travellers
Costa Rica insists it broke with Cuba; Havana says it was never told. Here's what the dispute means for consul...
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Missile attack on Riyadh puts Saudi Arabia off the map for travellers right now
A Houthi missile hit Riyadh for the first time since Yemen's war resumed. What the escalation means for travel...
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Iran threatens US bases but leaves door open to June deal — what it means for Middle East travel
Iran threatens strikes on US bases while pushing to revive its June framework deal and reopen the Strait of Ho...
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Cuba's Fuel Crisis Reaches the Port: Hundreds of Food Containers Stuck in Havana
Cuba's fuel shortage has left food containers stranded at the Port of Havana and transport paralysed. What it...
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Havana Runs on Empty: What Cuba's Fuel Crisis Means for the Streets, Prices and Daily Life
Havana's fuel crisis has emptied bus stops, pushed bread prices up 23% and stranded commuters. What Cuba's ene...
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DRC Ebola outbreak becomes the deadliest on record — what travellers need to know
The DRC's Ebola outbreak is now the deadliest on record: 7,200 cases, 3,475 deaths and active travel restricti...
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Cuba's Blackout Crisis: What the Oil Blockade Means for Travellers Right Now
Cuba's oil blockade means 20-hour blackouts, fuel shortages and strained services. What travellers should know...
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Havana's Sixth Nationwide Blackout: What's Actually Happening on the Ground
Cuba's sixth nationwide blackout in 18 months left nine million without power. Here's what travellers should k...
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Nepal's August floods will cost $4.7 billion to recover from — and travellers will feel it too
Nepal's August floods will cost $4.7 billion to recover from, hitting hydropower and roads hardest. What trave...
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Forever Chemicals Found in Two Lika Wells — But Tap Water Declared Safe
PFAS found in two private wells near Gospić after Croatia's hazardous waste scandal — but public water in Lika...
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Colombia's 7.4 earthquake: what travellers should know as the country rallies together
Colombia's 7.4 earthquake has killed 289 people, hitting Pereira, Chocó and the coffee region. How the country...
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