It’s the kind of place you go to leave life behind for a while. By the time we touched down in the Maldivian capital of Malé, my excitement for the trip ahead had already been somewhat hampered by the …
Ex-Maldives leader gets 11 years for money laundering, bribe
A court in Maldives on Sunday found the former president guilty of money laundering and accepting a bribe and sentenced him to 11 …
Foreign investors driving the property market
A senior Land Registry officer has confirmed that foreign investors are still the driving force of the Cyprus property market.
UAE property market on solid track
The UAE real estate market is on a solid growth track due to huge demands, higher returns and strong investors’ confidence. Reportage Properties, a leading UAE real estate developer announced the …
More supply vehicles of Russian peacekeepers pass through Azerbaijan’s Lachin road (PHOTO/VIDEO)
Conditions for the movement of supply vehicles of Russian peacekeepers [temporarily stationed in Azerbaijan following the trilateral statement of Azerbaijani, Armenian and Russian leaders after the …
Making a home away from war
The CT Mirror photographed and interviewed an Afghan family over nine months as they resettled in the United States. See their journey here.
70-year-old landowner arrested…Taxpayers’ money invested in bizarre sign protecting Hasaki Seaside “40,000 yen toll area” in Ibaraki, Japan.
A 70-year-old man was arrested for running over a man with his car over a private land passage dispute in Hasaki Seaside Road, Ibaraki. The unauthorized passerby was fined 40,000 yen, and there were …
Opinion: China’s future isn’t what it used to be
As I said, China’s future isn’t what it used to be. Paul Krugman is a columnist for t.
DeKalb County says to call property management, plumbers, not 911 regarding home flooding
The county says its public safety officers are receiving a high volume of emergency calls regarding burst water pipes caused by cold temperatures.
My Dubai Rent: Property consultant pays Dh48,000 for one-bedroom apartment in Dubai Hills
Toby Shaw, a property investment consultant from the UK, pays Dh48,000 ($13,070) a year to live in a one-bedroom apartment in Dubai Hills. The reason he lives here is because he loves the greenery …