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After three years of tumult, local business leaders want to put Ottawa back on the map for investors looking for new opportunities. 

The Daily Mails Jo Kessel visits the landlocked country and says: For one of Europes smallest countries, Luxembourg packs a mighty punch. Brits have been missing out.

Architect William (Bill) Hellmuth, the chairman and CEO of HOK, passed away on April 6, 2023, after a long illness.

Images of protest marches and violent riots in Paris and Athens have flooded our screens in Europe. First come massive strikes and protests, followed by violent clashes between the protestors and the authorities.

Initially, what we now know as City Square or Constitution Square, was meant to accommodate government buildings. It was called Government Square

Mr López Obrador did not seem to be joking when he posted a photo to social media that he claimed showed an ‘alux’ from ancient folklore

Pete Buttigieg revealed Tuesday he will go to Ohio after intense backlash - and Biden went to Ukraine in the aftermath of a train derailment releasing hazardous materials into the community. 

As pandemic fades, Guatemalan motorcyclists resume religious pilgrimage

Thousands of motorcyclists on Saturday roared 140 miles across Guatemala in a rolling procession to venerate a religious crucifix, the Black Christ of Esquipulas.

Thousands of motorcyclists on Saturday roared 140 miles across Guatemala in a rolling procession to venerate a religious crucifix, the Black Christ of