‘Sanatorium’ Visits a Brutalist Ex-Soviet Wellness Resort in Ukraine Offering an “Oasis of Respite”
DOX in Copenhagen: "I pretty much fell in love with the place after a week of mud baths, and hydro massages, electro massages ...
Why the Croatian island Brač is perfect for family getaways
The island of Brač is home to arguably the best beach on Croatia’s Dalmatian coast, along with crowd-pleasing local cuisine, ...
Ukrainian ocean rowers thank city supporters
Ukrainian Space Plymouth volunteer David Slater said the pair had helped inspire the people from the country who live in the city. 'Steely determination' Mr Slater said the group' ...
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Odesa Damage 'Horrific' After Massive Drone Attack Sets Fire To Ukrainian Port City
Russian forces launched a mass drone attack on Ukraine's Black Sea port of Odesa late on March 20, injuring three people and damaging a high-rise apartment building and a shopping center, according to ...
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This Madagascar Hotel Has Just 7 Bungalows and 1 Villa—Plus Opportunities to Surf, Go Deep-sea Fishing, and Eat Sushi Dinners in a 'Bird's Nest'
The whimsical, but thoughtful dining experiences, from sushi in a bird’s nest tower to pizza at the outdoor cinema, make for ...
Come For The Mud Baths, Avoid The Airstrikes: Ukrainians Flock To Odesa ‘Sanatorium’ In CPH:DOX World Premiere Film
EXCLUSIVE: Rejuvenating mud baths, hydro massages, electro treatments, and salt pool therapies – these are among the amenities available at the Kuyalnik Sanatorium in Odesa on the Black Sea.
Trump, Too, Had Ambitions To Expand His Empire Into Ukraine. Here’s Why They Never Materialized
The Trump Organization explored real estate deals in Kyiv and Yalta, but investor concerns about his finances kept them from moving forward.