AFTER SEVERAL ABORTIVE attempts, it finally feels as though dawn has broken onto the darkness of border and travel restrictions. The world, bar a few countries, is now welcoming tr ...

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From a dock at Bjørvika in central Oslo, a man rows into the fjord, following a ribbon of silver water as sunset flames the clouds. His wooden boat is naggingly familiar to anyone ...

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Its exterior is almost representative of Geneva, a city of understatement and sobriety: a pre-war building, all square corners, cornices and rows upon neat rows of wrought iron bal ...