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Paris, the city of love, is a destination that is on everyone’s bucket list. The city is renowned for its stunning architecture, rich history, and delectable cuisine. However, with so many places to visit in Paris and so much to see, planning a trip to Paris can be overwhelming. That’s where Paris Pass comes in – a comprehensive guide that helps tourists explore the city with ease. Paris Pass is a sightseeing card that provides tourists with free entry to more than 60 attractions in the city, including museums, art galleries, and historical landmarks. In addition, the pass offers free public transport and access to a hop-on, hop-off bus tour that covers all the major tourist spots in the city. The pass is available for different durations – 2, 3, 4, or 6 days – and can be purchased online or in person at various locations in the city. Places to Visit in Paris: Paris is home to some of the world’s most iconic landmarks and cultural treasures. Here are some of the places that should be

Papua New Guinea Prime Minister, James Marape, and Governor General, Sir Bob Dadae, will have the opportunity to meet the newly proclaimed King, King Charles III tomorrow. The Prime Minister and the Governor General are in London for Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral. PNG Prime Minister James Marape and his delegation arrive in UK [Photo by PM’s Media] Both leaders are scheduled to meet King Charles on Monday September 19. Their meeting with King Charles III coincides with P-N-G’s 47th Independence anniversary. The day of their meeting is significant as King Charles III was in PNG in 1975 (as Prince Charles)  to witness the young nation gain its Independence. Foreign Affairs Minister, Justin Tkatchenko, confirms says their meeting with King Charles III is also historic in itself. Meantime, Prime Minster James Marape and Madam Rachael Marape arrived in London today. They were received upon arrival by United Kingdom’s Special Representative to the Foreign Secretary Gordon David-MacLeod and PN

 Wewak, ESP – The European Union-funded United Nations Joint Programme for Support to Rural Entrepreneurship, Investment and Trade and in PNG. EU-UN Joint Programme STREIT in Papua New Guinea continues to expand its support to rural areas of the Greater Sepik Region, specifically targeting women and youth in capacity building of agri-food value chain. Here, the programme extended technical assistance to a cooperative society in Turubu LLG of Wewak, East Sepik Province, with the help of a strong young woman. Hallilah Nakumai  24-year-old Hallilah Nakumai from Dandan Village in Turubu LLG, Wewak District in East Sepik Province is one of the vibrant women the EU-STREIT PNG Programme has come across in supporting build capacity and providing technical assistance to their established rural business activities. Graduated in 2020 with a Bachelor in Sustainable Tropical Agriculture at Papua New Guinea University of Natural Resources (UNRE), Hallilah found herself back in the village in Dandan

A short look at Volkswagen’s T-Roc crossover.  A Rough & Ready Production by Brian Byrne for Irish Car. 

Readers, please join me welcoming Stuart Archer Cohen , author of  The Army of the Republic who’s guest blogging here today! This book (Picador Trade Paperback; October 2009) is set in a dark alternate America – one that we have seen actual glimmers of over the past few tumultuous years. It is run by a corrupt government with designs to privatize public resources, and to silence dissent with a ruthless secret security force. But as the plans of greedy politicians and their corporate cronies begin to see the light of day, and dissenters are abducted and silenced, the citizens can no longer ignore the writing on the wall. Why I Wrote The Army of the Republic Like a lot of novelists, I usually write about things that won’t leave me alone.  You have to really be interested in something to spend a few years with it every day, pursuing it around a dozen curves and into a hundred dead ends, only to have it disappear just when you think you’ve got it. The idea of revolution had been kicking a