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British Expats - Documentary for Brits living abroad: No Place Like Home, ITV1
ITV1 is currently working on the Second Series of "No Place Like Home", a documentary
looking at British Expats who are thinking about returning home. It's a
straightforward, feel-good programme, simply investigating the dilemma that many
expats face, and will hopefully be of help to anyone who is...
easyexpat, 7 May 2008 |
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Survival Tips for the Expat Spouse
You’ve moved into your
new house, gone shopping, explored the town center, visited the library,
marveled at the architecture and then that nagging question looms up again,
“What do I do now?” You’re friendless, jobless, clueless. But not to worry,
things aren’t that hopeless. Here’s...
siddlobo, 6 May 2008 |
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Boom time for jobs in India
India is booming. With a rapidly developing economy, the country is attracting both foreign capital and talent with equal ease. With a GDP of approximately 8.5% growth this year, India offers an optimism only few others can match. This has led to a profusion of jobs at all levels in a variety of sectors. It is estimated...
siddlobo, 29 April 2008 |
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Beer Festivals in Germany
Germany has long
been a shrine for beer lovers from around the world. Two of the biggest
and
most popular beer festivals in the world take place in Germany. The
most popular is Munich’s world renowned Oktoberfest which strangely
enough takes place
in September. The second most famous beer festival is the...
siddlobo, 23 April 2008 |
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Global Survey of Expats
HSBC Bank International today unveils an ambitious project to conduct the largest ever survey of expats.
The project aims to give more than 2000 expats across four continents the opportunity to have their say on what life is really like for people living and working away from home. The survey will look at...
easyexpat, 10 April 2008 |
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Ah enfin !!! Le soleil que l’on attendait depuis si longtemps a fait son retour. Il était bien temps car pour un...
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Coût estimé officiellement à $600 milliards, mais selon Joseph Stiglitz (prix Nobel...