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Headlines of the day II: EconoEuroEcoFukunomia
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From the worlds of politics, economics, and environmental news, today’s collection begins with a propitiatory sacrifice from Jiji Press: Obama Urged Not to Sign TPP Unless Japan Bans Dolphin Hunting A group of celebrities and activists in the...
Keep Connected! Expats and Nomads Blog Around the World
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We don’t write blogs purely for ourselves — we write them to be read. For people who live far from family and friends, blogs serve twin readerships: they give the intrepid traveler a simultaneous way to chronicle travels for a broad audience and update...
Top 10 places to visit in 2017 by Travel+Leisure
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2017 is less than a month away and if you are ready to make your travel wish list for the coming year, here are some suggestions for you. Travel + Leisure is out with its list of the best places to visit in 2017 and while they have curated a list of...
Expat Life: Moving to Weiden
via blog.young-germany

Weiden, Germany. Photo copyright dpa Today we’re welcoming Liv Hambrett–an Australian writer in Germany–back to the Young Germany blog. During the coming months you will be able to read about her decision to move to Germany and...
RATIONAL IMMIGRATION - Isn't Amnesty Merely A Device to Keep Wages Depressed, Legalize Mexico's Looting and Build the De...
via mexicanoccupation.blogspot

It is frequently stated that the United States is a nation of immigrants, but while that was once true, it is no longer true. We were a nation of immigrants during the 17th and 18th centuries, when the European immigrant to American population ... ...