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23.12.25 - 12:36
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Zurich Has The World′s Most Expensive Cappuccino, Amsterdam The Cheapest (ZeroHedge)
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Zurich Has The World's Most Expensive Cappuccino, Amsterdam The Cheapest
Coffee is a daily ritual for millions of people around the world. Yet the price of a simple cappuccino can vary dramatically depending on where you order it.
Local wages, rents, taxes, and currency strength all shape what consumers ultimately pay for their caffeine fix.
This visualization ranks the most expensive cappuccinos among the 69 major cities covered in Deutsche Bank's Mapping the World's Prices 2025 report.
It covers cappuccino prices in 2025, expressed in U.S. dollars for comparability.
Swiss and Nordic Cities Lead the Rankings
Zurich and Copenhagen share the top spot, with an average cappuccino price of $6.77. Switzerland's high wages and cost of living, combined with a strong currency, push everyday purchases higher.
Geneva also ranks among the most expensive cities at $5.86, reinforcing Switzerland's position as one of the costliest places in the world for daily consumption.
U.S. Cities Cluster Near th...
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19.12.25 - 06:21
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Umweltminister Schneider steht zu Niederlande-Gasabkommen (DPA-AFX)
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BERLIN (dpa-AFX) - Bundesumweltminister Carsten Schneider stellt sich hinter das Abkommen mit den Niederlanden zur Gasförderung vor Borkum. Das sei ein genehmigtes Verfahren, sagte der SPD-Politiker der Deutschen Presse-Agentur in Berlin. "Damit bin ich ......
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16.12.25 - 19:15
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Thorizon plant Schmelzsatzreaktor in den Niederlanden (Tichys Einblick)
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Die Niederlande haben einen erstaunlichen Wandel in Sachen Kernenergie hingelegt. Vor wenigen Jahren war diese Technik noch verpönt. Der letzte Reaktor Borssele sollte 2004 abgeschaltet werden. Die Notwendigkeit, die CO2-Emissionen mit der Zeit auf Null zu reduzieren, führte stattdessen dazu, die Laufzeit des Reaktors, der weitgehend baugleich ist mit dem längst abgerissenen in Stade an
Der Beitrag Thorizon plant Schmelzsatzreaktor in den Niederlanden erschien zuerst auf Tichys Einblick....
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04.12.25 - 08:30
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We tested Europe′s luxurious new ′business-class′ sleeper bus between Amsterdam and Zurich (The Guardian)
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A new overnight bus service in the Netherlands, Belgium and Switzerland offers comfort and sustainabilityI feel my travel-scrunched spine start to straighten as I stretch out on the plump mattress, a quilted blanket wrapped around me and a pillow beneath my head. As bedtime routines go, however, this one involves a novel step – placing my lower legs in a mesh bag and clipping it into seatbelt-style buckles on either side; the bed will be travelling at around 50mph for the next 12 hours and there are safety regulations to consider.Last month Swiss startup Twiliner launched a fleet of futuristic sleeper buses, and I've come to Amsterdam to try them out. Running three times a week between Amsterdam and Zurich (a 12-hour journey via Rotterdam, Brussels, Luxembourg and Basel), with a Zurich to Barcelona service (via Berne and Girona) launching on 4 December, the company's flat-bed overnight sleeper buses are the first such service in Europe. Continue reading......
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