Grafton Accommodation News

How Kamala Harris can lose the cop’s badge and still look tough | Judith Levine

The Guardian view on Guantánamo Bay: betraying the victims of terrorism too | Editorial

Republicans beware: weaponising pets is a political minefield | Stewart Lee

Kentucky’s governor clears schedule for Harris VP announcement, stoking speculation

ABC host reportedly received death threats after Trump interview

Trump exploits the end of the American dream | Letters

Trump calls union leader who endorsed Kamala Harris ‘a stupid person’

Democratic primary in Arizona’s third district remains too close to call

Justice Neil Gorsuch: Americans are ‘getting whacked’ by too many laws

Norway, a captivating country in northern Europe, occupies the western half of the Scandinavian Peninsula. With nearly half of its inhabitants residing in the southern region around Oslo, the capital, Norway boasts an impressive blend of natural beauty and modern amenities. As of August 2024, Norwegian citizens can travel to 190 countries visa free, further enhancing their global mobility. The country’s geography is marked by mountainous terrains, deep glacial fjords, and approximately 50,000 islands off its rugged coastline. These unique features make Norway a paradise for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers alike.

This summer, Europe welcomes a surge of Chinese tourists, driven by China’s continued openness and new direct flights between European and Chinese cities. At the same time, relaxed visa policies by the Chinese government since last year have prompted more Europeans to travel to China. This growing two-way tourism trend is expected to restore Europe’s tourism sector to pre-pandemic levels, fostering cultural and people-to-people exchanges between China and Europe.

From the vivid peaks of the north to the frosty terrains of Patagonia, culminating in the bustling heart of Buenos Aires, Argentina presents an assortment of destinations catering to diverse preferences. August stands out as an ideal time to delve into the wonders of this captivating country. Here’s a guide to some unmissable attractions:

The recent assassination of Hamas political chief Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran has significantly escalated tensions in the Middle East. Iran and its proxies have vowed to retaliate against Israel, leading to heightened security concerns and swift responses from global airlines and military forces.

The newly added cultural heritage sites include the Beijing Central Axis in China, the Brâncuși Monumental Ensemble of Târgu Jiu in Romania, the Cultural Landscape of Kenozero Lake in Russia, and the Frontiers of the Roman Empire in Romania. Other significant cultural additions are Hegmataneh in Iran and the Nelson Mandela Legacy sites in South Africa.

Sri Lanka’s top court on Friday suspended the government’s plan to outsource visa processing to an India-based consortium poised to earn billions from the deal.

Several international airlines have cancelled or suspended flights to and from Israel, but others are operating normally.

Spanish airlines Iberia and Air Europa cancelled upcoming flights to Israel Saturday, joining a fast-growing list of carriers to suspend the route or cancel some flights.

Dar Leaf, Michigan’s ‘constitutional’ pro-militia sheriff, vies for re-election