One man's hunger strike changed India's map. Can it still change politics?

https://ift.tt/aHeZ9mV hunger strikes still shape Indian politics, from Gandhi to Sonam Wangchuk.

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US Stocks Get Tech Boost After AI-Fueled Selloff: Markets Wrap - Bloomberg.com

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Where to go for the fall on the east coast of NA?

Hello, everyone!
My boyfriend and I usually go to Cape Cod for our anniversary trip in September every year. However, due to conflicting schedules with him having to travel for work and my school, we can’t do a vacation until October/November.

I was wondering what locations or activities anyone would recommend for the fall late October/early November on the east coast!

Thank you!!

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BofA extends first US$520 million loan to OpenAI ahead of IPO, Reuters source says - BNN Bloomberg

https://ift.tt/PySgHXcBofA extends first US$520 million loan to OpenAI ahead of IPO, Reuters source says  BNN Bloomberg

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The Brilliant IPO Scam Everybody's Cheering For

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Lake Garda Italy query.

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Hi all, just a quick question for if this means anything or if my overthinking brain is overcomplicating possibilities lol. I’m travelling all around Italy and for part of it I’m going on a ferry in Lake Garda. I’m attaching two pictures of the timetable graphic showing the ferry going around Lake Garda, my question here is for my travel from Peschiera (del Garda) to Malcesine, and back! I’m taking the red labeled ferry as that the faster, and fewer stops ferry. On the picture going north to Malcesine everything seems fine and direct, but on the second picture that is going back down south to Peschiera there appears to be several red arrows going down to different stops on the way. Does this mean I have to cross over on to another ferry to continue my trip back? Or is it nothing to worry about? I like to be prepared and knowledgeable about what is going on, especially on the trip back, plus I’m going by myself too! Thanks for if you can help me with this. I’m not going until August. Plus if there is any more information you can give me about the ferries then that would be helpful thanks. I did attempt to post this on the Italy Travel subreddit but they don’t accept contextual picture. submitted by /u/ImInAUberRN [link] [comments]

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Oil Holds Jump After Trump Reinstates Blockade on Iranian Ships - Bloomberg.com

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Trump Reinstates Iranian Blockade - w/ Prof. Robert Pape. Pape explains that history will likely remember July 13, 2026 as the start of the Battle of Hormuz.

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Best camera to record travels

IK this sub isn’t for camera advice lol but maybe yall have some good ideas/recommendations!

Hi, me and my friend are going on a 15 day travelling trip around Canada and part of the USA and I plan on recording it all like a road trip vlog and editing it together like a film of the whole 15 days.

I was wondering, what gear would you guys recommend for this trip? Any specific model? I don’t need anything expensive (most of my budget is on the trip lol) so long as it records in good quality as well as I assume I need extra storage and batteries as it’ll be a long 15 days.

Thanks so much in advance.

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Should I do this winter roadtrip in December? I am traveling from Texas

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I have 3 weeks off and was thinking of renting an AWD SUV to do this roadtrip. It is a dream of mine to see the parks in Wyoming in winter I will start from San Antonio->ABQ->I40 and 191 in Arizona up until SLC and continue from there as shown on the picture. Considerations: I have lots of flexibility and can wait out winter storms if they happen. I know the basics of driving in the snow and basic survival skills. I will probably need to add anti-freeze to the rental. I also cannot put chains on the rental so I need to be careful and avoid places with traction laws or wait the storms out. Overall, I'm kinda self-doubting myself because my dad who is a truck driver said I would die if I drive up there (but he drives through I-80 and I-25 which I won't). I really have no one to ask for more advice. It also seems a bit expensive overall, long drive, risky, but the romance of being up there in a cabin keep me awake at night. Should I do this trip... or should I just head to Puerto Vallarta? submitted by /u/PopNo5397 [link] [comments]

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ZERO filter interview with Erling Haaland - A-laget (Norwegian language, English subtitles)

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Gold Declines as Fresh US-Iran Tension Fans Inflation Concerns - Bloomberg.com

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**US passport holder on Condor FRA–YYC: Does online check-in issue a mobile boarding pass?**

I’m a U.S. citizen flying Condor from Frankfurt to Calgary on a separate ticket. I will arrive in Frankfurt at about 9:30 a.m. with a separate airline. My Condor flight departs at 12:25 p.m. I do not want to exit the security but stay at the airside (since I do not have checked bags). My main concern is whether Condor online check-in will issue a mobile/digital boarding pass to a U.S. passport holder traveling from FRA to YYC, or whether Condor normally requires an in-person passport/document check?

This matters because I will arrive in the Schengen A-gate area and need to pass Schengen exit passport control to reach the non-Schengen B gates. If no mobile boarding pass is issued, I am unsure if I am allowed to go through passport control.

Has anyone recently flown Condor from Frankfurt to Calgary, Vancouver, Toronto, or another Canadian destination using a U.S. passport?

Specifically:

Did online check-in issue your mobile boarding pass?

Did the app say that a document check was required?

If no boarding pass was issued, where did you obtain it during an airside connection at FRA?

I’m especially interested in recent first-hand experiences. Big Thanks.

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Monty Python - Find the Fish

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[39M] First-time traveler, solo (group) travel questions

Hi everyone, sorry in advance for the wall of text!

I’m 39M from Canada and growing up I never really traveled or experienced much of the party/nightlife scene. Now that I have the vacation time and the budget, I feel like I’ve missed out and want to finally push my boundaries to grow and try it at least once.

I know traveling solo is cheaper, but I don’t have the confidence for that and I’m not very social initially. I believe a group tour would take away a lot of the stress and let me hopefully enjoy something new.

A friend recommended looking into intrepid/g-adventures, and I’m looking at doing a combo South Korea/Japan trip in November. I’m also planning to arrive a few days early to get a health check in South Korea (still not 100% sure about this)

I have some questions about the different travel options for g-adventures:

Basic (18-39) vs Classic

18-39 (Basic): It’s half the price and age group is 20-37 age group, 10/10 solo so far. Since I turn 40 next year, this is my last chance to join this age bracket. I don’t really drink, but I want to experience going out and experience the night life once.

Classic: This one is twice the price and shorter, so far much older (35-70, only 2/10 solos). I’d really prefer a group of mostly new, solo people to make it easier to make friends (maybe I'm overthinking)

My Questions:

How basic are the hostels? I understand it’s bunkbeds dorms split by gender, but I’m 6'3. Can you at least lock the doors or is just open and going to be a bad experience?

I’m a vegetarian, I heard it can be difficult to get non-fish items but it should be okay with the tour guide? Any advice for finding places?

Trip Length: Is a 15-20 day trip too much for a first time? The flights from Canada are long and expensive, so I want to make sure I’m maximizing my money and time, but I'm worried I'll burn out.

Luggage Limits: I read Japan has a 160cm rule for luggage on trains. Is a standard medium-sized checked suitcase safe for this?

Alternative: Should I not do a combo trip and either do 1 country or something closer/shorter to Canada?

Any advice would be appreciated, thanks!

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