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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

“Astrology and other methods of divination may certainly be called the science of antiquity.” – Carl Gustav Jung , 1931 (Carl Jung, one of the only european, middle-class, cis white males who has anything interesting to say, lol.) What do the zodiac and veganism have in common? Well, they’re both things that the majority of people still think are made up and/or exclusively for snowflakes… They’re also both things that, in my opinion, people judge without knowing much about, (and then when they open their minds a bit to find out more, they get super into it and convert)… before we start, plz don’t lose what little respect you had left for me by finding out that I’m into the zodiac. I originally got interested in the zodiac as a way to annoy people / as a social experiment, but after a while my brain started questioning – maybe the zodiac isn’t all just bull, maybe there is something to it. After all, we’ve all felt the collective thrill of it being a Friday afternoon, we’ve all felt the

 Papua New Guinea’s Northern Governor Gary Juffa has called for a parliamentary committee to be established to review the General Election 2022 (GE22) and in future.  Juffa, who voted at Kebara village in Kokoda Local Level Government, said this was an opportunity to improve so the next election be delivered as effectively and efficiently as possible. PNG’s Oro Governor calls for Parliamentary committee on elections “We cannot satisfy everyone, we have people concerned about this and that, and it’s the case with this election. “There are some disturbing events or situation that give rise to concern and rightfully so.” “People for instance, large groups of people not on the common roll and not being allowed to vote, that’s an issue.” Juffa said the poor preparation by the PNG Electoral Commission and their excuse of fund given late cannot be tolerated.  “Why didn’t they push for it earlier?  “Immediately after any election we should conduct a review and I’ve been saying this since 2012.

Papua New Guinea PRIME Minister James Marape is preparing to meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping in a one-on-one exchange on the sidelines of the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation Leaders Summit in Bangkok from 17 to 19 this month, November, 2022. Photograph Caption: PM Marape and Chinese Ambassador HE. Zeng Fanhua after the Ambassador’s briefing of the Prime Minister at Sir Manasupe Haus today. Credit: PM & NEC Media Office Prime Minister Marape welcomed the invitation to the meeting, calling it a “high honour for Papua New Guinea”, as PNG continues its “Friend to all; Enemy to none” position and China continues as PNG’s biggest trading partner. The meeting becomes the first high level talk between the two leaders since re-election to their respective posts – Prime Minister Marape in May and President Xi in October this year.  PM Marape said: “This is a high honour for PNG to meet with the President.  “We live in the Pacific and so we must deal with all Pacific nations – the US

Dusseldorf has many perks that its inhabitants enjoy. So, whether you are an ex-pat looking for a new corner of the world to call home or you’re a German native looking for a new city, there are several reasons why you should consider Dusseldorf. Read on to find out more. The Standard of Living According to a recent Mercer survey, Dusseldorf has the 6th highest standard of living in the world, which means that it is ranked higher than many other more high profile cities. This due to several reasons but most notably health, education, crime rates and housing. Also, the cost of living is lower than in other European cities too. Transport The city has impressive transport links both internally and beyond to other neighbouring cities. There are buses, trams, metros, and commuter trains. Prices vary depending on the mode of travel and distance travelled, although there are deals and offers that can help commuters save. The city is also extremely bike-friendly, with many citizens choosing t