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Residential property prices in the UK could fall by 25% in 2009. Given that prices already fell by 16% in 2008, the total decline in British housing values would reach 41%. This is reported by The…
In the Belgian region of Wallonia, a strict system of fines for environmental pollution has come into effect. Henceforth, for every discarded cigarette butt, tin can, piece of paper, or chewed gum…
One of the most exciting and prestigious types of recreation is sea cruises. Each of them is an incredible journey with many advantages.
The UK government is nationalizing private schools affected by the economic crisis, according to The Guardian.
Since February, a new system of fines has been in effect on Germany's roads. For some types of traffic violations, they have nearly doubled.
Only 52% of Americans are satisfied with the place where they live. According to a poll whose results are published by USA Today, city residents are more likely to want to move than rural residents…
For most people, the word 'fishing' is associated only with summer recreation. But with the onset of cold weather, for many avid anglers this activity becomes even more interesting and exciting. And…
It would seem that the global financial crisis has affected all countries, but this is not entirely true. There are five European states in the world that were not affected by the crisis. These are…
According to tourism industry experts, last-minute deals will disappear from the European travel market within the next two years. This is due to many tour operators cutting up to 20% of their…
Due to pieces of toilet paper, untreated sewage and chemical waste, Dubai's most prestigious beach - Jumeirah Beach – has turned into a foul-smelling health hazard for tourists.
The Izmailovo Hotel is in fact not just a hotel, but a real hotel complex located in one of the most beautiful and ecologically clean corners of Moscow. After all, it is a stone's throw from the…
In 2008-2009, the number of unemployed worldwide could increase by 50 million people, reports the International Labour Organization (ILO) in its press release. ILO representatives described the…