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“Monocle”‘s top ten cities to live in

If you love travelling and are constantly on the move, even for just a few days, then the following list might tempt you to settle elsewhere.

 

 

Monocle magazine ran its annual “Quality of Life” survey, judging cities based on four basic principles: International Flights, Ability to go around by bicycle, good places to eat, and public libraries.

 

Nearly a million joined millionaire club last year

The number of people worth $1 million or more rose by 920,000 last year, hitting a record 14.6 million. It was the sixth straight year-on-year increase as rising stock prices lifted the value of personal wealth in a few key countries, according to a report from consultant Capgemini and RBC Wealth Management.

Croatia PM Woos Investors on Pioneering Visit to Japan

Croatia's Prime Minister started a three-day-long visit to Japan on Tuesday, where he will meet his Japan counterpart Shinzo Abe and Crown Prince Naruhito.

The first Croatian Prime Minister to visit Japan, he hopes to strengthen economic bilateral relations between the countries and lure Japanese investment to Croatia.

Japan PM Abe's support lowest since 2012 amid doubts about security bills

Support for Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe?s cabinet has fallen to the lowest level since he took office in 2012, to just over 40 percent, with nearly two-thirds of voters opposed to his muscular defense policy that would end a self-imposed ban on the military fighting overseas, a weekend media survey showed.

Be?ikta?, Fenerbahçe get new coaches

Be?ikta?, which recently parted ways with Croatian coach Slaven Bilic after two seasons in charge, has signed a contract with ?enol Güne?, one of the most renowned coaches in Turkish football. Its archrival Fenerbahçe, meanwhile, has inked a deal with Portuguese coach Vitor Pereira, who has just departed from Greek giants Olympiacos. 

Plan to Net 'Pink Panthers' Mulled in Montenegro

Senior police investigators from Europe, Japan and the United Arab Emirates gathered in Budva, Montenegro, on Wednesday to share information about ongoing investigations into the so-called "Pink Panther" robberies around the world.

The meeting is part of an Interpol operation against the gang, most of whose members come from the former Yugoslavia.

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