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Most Peaceful Countries in the World in 2026: Global Peace Index Ranking and Safest Places to Live

Safety and stability remain key factors when choosing a country to live, work or relocate to. Find out which countries made it into the ranking of the most peaceful countries in the world in 2026 according to the Global Peace Index, what trends analysts are recording and why peace is becoming an increasingly valuable resource in the modern world

Argentina’s Golden Passport Program: Could It Become the Biggest Investment Migration Story of 2027?

Argentina is getting closer to launching its own citizenship-by-investment program, which could be the first in South America. Find out when the program is expected to launch, what terms officials are discussing, what benefits an Argentine passport could provide, and why the new initiative has already caught the attention of investors from around the world

UK to Reimburse Visa Costs for Employers: New Opportunities for Foreign Workers in 2026

The UK is launching new business support programmes, including work visa reimbursement and fast-track sponsorship licences. Find out how the changes will affect international companies and professionals planning to work in the UK

Where in Europe is it most expensive to buy an apartment: a ranking of cities

Housing costs in major European cities continue to rise much faster than household incomes. In some capital cities, it would take 10 to 16 years to save up for a standard apartment, even if you set aside your entire salary. Learn more about the ranking of the least affordable cities for buying real estate in Europe

Japanese Fans Cleaned the Stadium After a 2026 World Cup Match: A Tradition That Continues to Impress the World

Japanese fans have once again impressed the world with their discipline at the 2026 World Cup. Find out why Japan fans clean up their stadiums after matches, how the tradition has become part of their culture, and why other fans are starting to follow suit

Thousands of People, One Shared Purpose: Gremi Borscht Fest Kicks Off in Kraków

Gremi Borscht Fest, the largest street-fest of Ukrainian culture in Europe, will take place in Krakow on July 5, 2026. Find out which artists will perform at the festival, how the event helps the Armed Forces of Ukraine, what activities await guests, and why thousands of Ukrainians and Poles visit the event every year

Europe Prepares to End Clock Changes: When EU Countries Could Switch to Permanent Time

The European Union is moving closer to a decision on whether to end seasonal clock changes. Find out where the reform stands, when the final time changes could happen, and how the new rules will affect the lives of millions of Europeans

Japan to Raise Departure Tax from July 1, 2026: New Fees, JESTA, and What Travelers Need to Know

Japan will triple its departure tax to 3,000 yen from July 1, 2026, and is preparing new tourist fees, including the JESTA system. Find out who will be affected, how much you will have to pay, and how to prepare for your trip