Last year, humanitarian aid workers in the Central African Republic were involved in more than three hundred sixty five security incidents — more than Syria, Afghanistan, Iraq and Somalia.
The security challenges in the C.A.R. make it difficult for aid workers to stay safe and to produce much needed aid. …
E ttore Bugatti – aka Le Patron – used to rail his pony alongside the production line in Molsheim, Alsace, his exacting gawp sizing up everything from underneath the brim of his bowler hat. But then Ettore always did have a finely-crafted sense of the ridiculous; from his fantabulous Royale model, to boats, planes, trains and furniture. …
Two Northeastern University students, one of whom was injured in the two thousand thirteen Boston Marathon bombing, were killed in a car crash in Dubai, the university said on Monday.
Victoria McGrath, of Weston, Connecticut, and Priscilla Perez Torres, of Guaynabo, Puerto Rico were identified as the victims. …
Facelifted three Series Gran Turismo set for Q4 Australian debut, with a revised variant lineup.
Following in the footsteps of the three Series sedan and touring range, BMW is set to introduce the facelifted version of their esoteric extended three Series with wagon-like plasticity and coupe styling the three Series Gran Turismo (GT) in the fourth quarter of this year. …
With diesel and petrol coming under pressure – not just from request, but also from governments looking to reduce harmful emissions – electrical cars are increasingly looking like the future of motoring. Hybrid engines may well feature strenuously over the next duo of decades, but further down the line it’s hard see to how electrified vehicles (EVs) won’t eventually take over the driving landscape. …
The Bellarine Peninsula [Four] forms the western side of the mouth of Port Phillip Bay in Victoria, Australia. It lies instantly to the east of the city of Geelong. It contains a number of seaside towns and is a popular destination for its beaches, boating, wineries, orchards and historic attractions. …