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Make mine a Singapore Sling
From Hemingway's Mojitos to the Singapore Sling: some of the most famous cocktails ever quaffed by expats.
Forex focus: the euro defies logic
Despite Spain and Portugal edging ever closer to an EU bail-out, the euro seems to be going from strength to strength.
In defence of France
France, boring? Never, says expat Nicky Rowe in a spirited defence of her adopted home.
MyExpat group blog roundup: it's spring - get your pyjamas on!
Chelsea Girl in China is delighted to spot what she regards as the first sign of spring in Shanghai - people walking around in their pyjamas.
Aid group in Darfur allowed to resume operations
A Catholic charity which was forced by the Sudanese government to suspend its humanitarian work in West Darfur has been allowed to resume operations.
Ambitious workers go the distance
Distance learning company RDI allows mature students to gain key qualifications from afar - and without giving up their jobs, says Max Davidson.
Moving to France or Spain? A free Telegraph Expat Wealth seminar can help
The Telegraph has partnered with two expert companies to help you understand all of the financial implications of moving overseas.
French health care: great if you can get it
The official on the phone told her getting access to France's health care system would take only a few weeks to organise - but expat Cathy Boylan was in for a shock.
World's Best Places to Live
Tell us where you think is the world's best place to live, and you could win an Italian holiday for two.
Britain and Mexico commit to boosting trade ties
Britain and Mexico have committed to double bilateral trade to $4.2 billion by 2015 and boost ties, during a recent visit by Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg.
Britain from the air in times gone by
Amazing pictures of Britain from one of the earliest collections of aerial photography, the Aerofilms Collection.
10 things you didn't know about Paris
Our expat blogger Stephen Clarke, author of new book 'Paris Revealed', rounds up some of his favourite facts about the French capital.
Rural idylls for sale
Our pick of some of the best countryside retreats available to buy around the world.
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The difficulties of divorcing overseas
International divorce lawyer Henry Brookman gives advice to expats struggling with the complexities of divorcing abroad.
It's a civil war, get me out of here
Peter Pallot on the advantages of health insurance policies which offer emergency exits.
When is the best age to send your child to school?
Putting children in a classroom too early can be damaging, says Anthea Rowan.
Britain and Mexico commit to boosting trade ties
Britain and Mexico have committed to double bilateral trade to $4.2 billion by 2015 and boost ties, during a recent visit by Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg.
Spanish councillor tells expats they are 'responsible' for illegal houses
Expat victims of urban corruption in Spain have expressed outrage at comments made by a member of government who referred to them as 'a group of people who have settled illegally in our territory...who are now demanding us to solve a problem that they have been responsible for creating'.
Action against Libya, high-speed trains and the King's eyes
Letters from the Telegraph Weekly World Edition, Issue 1,027.
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