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RIA Novosti•May 1, 2026

Dubai Scraps Minimum Property Investment for Two-Year Residency Visa

Dubai has eliminated the minimum investment threshold for real estate buyers seeking a residency permit, a move that opens the door for a wider range...

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Russia’s Most Loved Small Towns: Where Travelers Are Heading Now
RIA Novosti•May 1, 2026

Russia’s Most Loved Small Towns: Where Travelers Are Heading Now

Forget the big cities. A new ranking from the travel service Tutu reveals that Russia’s smaller destinations are stealing the spotlight. After analyzi...

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Björk’s New Exhibit Is the Perfect Reason to Book That Iceland Art Trip
Conde Nast Traveler•May 1, 2026

Björk’s New Exhibit Is the Perfect Reason to Book That Iceland Art Trip

Iceland’s landscapes are famously unpredictable, but its most celebrated cultural export, Björk, has always been even harder to pin down. This spring,...

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Spirit Airlines Faces Shutdown as Cash Runs Out and Federal Help Stalls
The Guardian•May 1, 2026

Spirit Airlines Faces Shutdown as Cash Runs Out and Federal Help Stalls

Spirit Airlines is preparing to shut down after the budget carrier ran out of money and a potential rescue from the Trump administration appears to be...

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Russia Halts Izhavia’s Flight Operations Over Safety Lapses
RIA Novosti•May 1, 2026

Russia Halts Izhavia’s Flight Operations Over Safety Lapses

Russia’s aviation authority, Rosaviation, has suspended the operating certificate of regional carrier Izhavia until July 28, 2026, following a routine...

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Summer Travel in Europe Faces Threat from Middle East Energy Crisis
RIA Novosti•May 1, 2026

Summer Travel in Europe Faces Threat from Middle East Energy Crisis

The ongoing conflict in the Middle East is casting a shadow over European summer vacations, as rising energy costs and fuel shortages force airlines t...

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Izhavia Keeps Flying Despite Flight Certificate Restrictions
RIA Novosti•May 1, 2026

Izhavia Keeps Flying Despite Flight Certificate Restrictions

Izhavia, the regional airline based in Izhevsk, is still operating its regular schedule even after Russia’s Federal Air Transport Agency (Rosaviatsia)...

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Central US Pounded by Tornadoes and Baseball-Sized Hail
The Guardian•May 1, 2026

Central US Pounded by Tornadoes and Baseball-Sized Hail

Spring storms across the central United States delivered a brutal punch this week, with tornadoes, hurricane-force winds, and hailstones the size of s...

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Get Ready for Gridlock: RAC Warns This May Bank Holiday Could Be the Busiest in Years
The Guardian•May 1, 2026

Get Ready for Gridlock: RAC Warns This May Bank Holiday Could Be the Busiest in Years

If you’re planning a road trip this May bank holiday, pack your patience. The RAC is warning that this long weekend could see the heaviest traffic sin...

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Al Jazeera•May 1, 2026

Tehran’s Main Airport Slowly Comes Back to Life After Two Months of War

Commercial flights are gradually resuming at Tehran’s Imam Khomeini International Airport, nearly two months after airspace closed following the outbr...

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RIA Novosti•May 1, 2026

No Sign of Missing Hiker After Extensive Search in Siberian National Park

Rescue teams in Siberia have wrapped up another search effort for a 55-year-old man who vanished in the Krasnoyarsk Pillars national park more than a...

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China’s Qingdao: ‘A Slice of Europe Without a Visa,’ Says Russian Traveler
Lenta.RU•Apr 30, 2026

China’s Qingdao: ‘A Slice of Europe Without a Visa,’ Says Russian Traveler

A Russian tourist has described the Chinese city of Qingdao as “a piece of Europe without a visa,” offering a fresh take on a destination that remains...

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