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13.12.25 - 12:24
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′Every chef should train here′: Turkish restaurant ranks fourth on list of London′s top food spots (The Guardian)
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Enfield's family-run Neco Tantuni, which specialises in Turkish street food, secured place among other Michelin-starred restaurants on Vittles 99-strong listOn a list of London's best restaurants, you would expect to see the usual Michelin-starred suspects such as The Ledbury, Ikoyi and The Ritz. But high among these culinary heavyweights sits a humble salonu tucked away in the depths of north London.Neco Tantuni, a small Turkish eatery specialising in the foodie delights of Mersin, a city located on the southern coast of Turkey, has been crowned the fourth best restaurant in London by Vittles, the trendy food magazine that has become a bible for those looking for the best (and more off-the-radar) grub in the capital. Continue reading......
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12.11.25 - 01:54
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′Latin American Kuwait′? Trump′s Looming War In The Caribbean Might Have Nothing To Do With Narco-Terrorism (ZeroHedge)
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'Latin American Kuwait'? Trump's Looming War In The Caribbean Might Have Nothing To Do With Narco-Terrorism
Why is President Trump amassing such overwhelming US firepower in the Caribbean? We previously wrote that the clock is ticking on Washington's looming anti-Maduro action - as the USS Gerald R. Ford aircraft carrier arrived in Caribbean waters Tuesday after Trump ordered it to depart the Mediterranean where it was on a scheduled patrol. A commander-in-chief doesn't typically spend weeks and even months building up dozens of naval assets and 10,000 troops in typically uneventful waters like the Caribbean, unless he intends to do something big. To wit, Trump's June strike on Iran's nuclear facilities included a fraction of the Caribbean buildup.
"The United States only has 11 carriers, three are at sea at any one time," said CSIS analyst and former US military colonel Mark Cancian. "So, moving one of them into the Caribbean is very significant, it does a couple of t...
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11.11.25 - 10:01
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CaoCao tailgates WeRide into the UAE as flag comes down on China′s driverless race (SCMP)
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Chinese autonomous-driving firms are accelerating their expansion into the United Arab Emirates (UAE), with WeRide entering a new operational phase and Geely-backed CaoCao making its debut in the Middle Eastern market.
WeRide on Monday announced that it had received formal approval from the UAE authorities to launch a fully driverless robotaxi service – without a safety operator on board – which the company described as a significant milestone.
“This is the first city-level commercial licence......
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