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Dim sum, surfing, scenic hikes . . . the FT’s Asia editor shares his recommendations for discovering the city behind the bustle
Gulf state scraps laws criminalising alcohol use, suicide and cohabitation
The Grand Duchy’s capital offers residents a high quality of life
About one in six of the capital’s residents speak English better than German
Asian financial hub tightens regulations on employing foreign professionals
You will regret the decision to swap the metropolis for the patchy WiFi, sumac-free countryside
My UK employer’s human resources team says it could have an adverse impact on the tax I pay
Prime minister vows to honour pledge to open path to citizenship for 3m residents of territory
Foreign workers’ salaries go further in the likes of Buenos Aires, Ottawa, Rio de Janeiro and Vilnius
With cafés shut and many professionals who live here out of work, what lies in store for this gentrified historic corner of the city?
An FT correspondent recalls his painful adjustment to the UK capital
Struggling parents demand help as work dries up due to coronavirus crisis
Life in this family-friendly beachside suburb of Sydney revolves around the outdoors
One subway stop from Manhattan, life is a whirlwind of exercise, hipster coffee, jazz clubs — and therapy
‘Lokantas’ and bowtied waiters keep currency crises and shopping mall modernity at bay
Where to go for cocktail-fuelled nights out, superb salmon tartare and the best of culture in the French capital
Frustrations grow as business in mainland China and Hong Kong grinds to a halt
Collecting Japanese ceramics helped one FT writer adjust to a new city
Locals blame the rise of holiday lets and the city’s slow planning process
A truly international city, the Dutch capital is family friendly and has many cultural distractions
The city has a cosy feel to it but still offers plenty of natural delights
‘Young Britons risk being excluded from Erasmus — and won’t have the luxury of taking migration for granted’
Culturally abundant, the Russian capital is welcoming to foreigners
How an FT correspondent found a home in an affordable area that is a mix of grit and hipster
I am a US citizen who has lived in the UK for nearly 20 years
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