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In the early 1970s, Varosha in Famagusta, Cyprus was one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world, welcoming celebrities including Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton.... Greek Cypriots are further challenged by a Muslim religious foundation, Evak, that claims to be the sole owner of the town.... “ Varosha is an example of how things can change in a frozen conflict because it’s gradually opened up.” In 2020, the northern administration decided to reopen parts of Varosha to tourist

However, construction came to an abrupt halt in 2019 due to financial constraints, leaving the structures incomplete and dormant. Oceanwide Holdings invested approximately$ 1.2 billion( ￡952 million) into the project before suspending work.... City officials have expressed concerns over safety hazards associated with the abandoned site and the potential negative impact on the surrounding community. Efforts to secure the area have been met with difficulties, as unauthorised access continues desp

In 1915, South African troops took control of German South West Africa, and the railway was destroyed. After the war, De Beers, a South African-British corporation specialising in the diamond industry, took over the Sperrgebiet mines, maintaining strict control over the land until the 1990s, when the Namibian government acquired a 50% stake in the industry, forming the Namdeb Diamond Corporation. Today, Pomona is abandoned, its buildings slowly disappearing under shifting desert sands. The area

PETALING JAYA: Just a fortnight away from its implementation, worried businessmen are still awaiting details on the RM1, 500 minimum wage ruling which takes effect on May 1. Having little information on how it is going to be enforced and which businesses would be exempted, they are urging the government to sort things out and come up with clear guidelines. They also said the May 1 implementation is bad timing, as businesses are only just beginning to recover amid challenges such as the Covid-19

KOTA KINABALU: The Sabah Tourism Board( STB) is ready to help rural communities get the skills they

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