Why Turkey’s Pamukkale is drying up
Adrià Salido|Pamukkale (Turkey)|
The UNESCO site, which is famous for its thermal pools and travertine terraces, is at risk due to over-tourism
Jamie Dimon, the world’s most powerful banker: ‘Things can get much worse. We are facing very serious problems’
He has helmed JPMorgan Chase for 16 years and is the only major bank chief to have survived the 2008 financial crisis. Now he is warning people to brace themselves for what may come
Mr. Boring and the million-dollar human trafficking business in Texas
The death of 53 people concealed in a trailer was not an isolated incident. Another similar, lower-profile case sheds light on the latest tragedy to strike migrants en route from Mexico and Central America to the US
War no obstacle for Russia’s super-rich: Summer vacations in Dubai and Turkey, instead of the French Riviera
Sanctions due to the conflict in Ukraine may prevent the oligarchs of Moscow and St. Petersburg from reaching their favorite destinations in Greece, Italy and the US, but they won’t stop them from enjoying the holidays elsewhere
January 6 committee: What to expect next from the hearings
The panel will broadcast new testimony from Pat A. Cipollone, but with surveys showing that less than half the population are tuning in to the sessions, there are doubts about whether the findings will lead to charges against Donald Trump
Uber forged deals with top Putin allies in failed bid to break into Russian market
Nicole Sadek / Sydney P. Freedberg|
To ‘tame the bear,’ Uber partnered with a Kremlin bank and offered stock enticements to Russian oligarchs, internal memos reveal
Short showers and limited heating: Germany prepares for possible power cuts this winter
Berlin urges people to save on gas as fears grow that Russia will further reduce supply