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'The PR guys hated the name': The 1,000-year-old story behind Bluetooth (opens the original)
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A pair of ancient runestones in Jelling tell the story of the Viking king who shaped Denmark – and inspired the name Bluetooth. If you've ever wirelessly connected your phone to your headphones or laptop, you're probably already familiar with the name Bluetooth. But while the technology is modern, the story behind the name stretches back more than 1,000 years to a Viking king whose legacy can still be seen in Jelling, a small Danish town about 250km (155 miles) west of Copenhagen. Here, two anci
The world's top cities for 2026 - and why they stand out (opens the original)
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From cultural investment to cutting-edge technology, the 2026 Global Cities Index reveals what makes the world's leading cities such compelling places to live and visit. What makes a city stand out on the world stage – and what makes it a great place to visit? According to Oxford Economics' 2026 Global Cities Index, the answer goes far beyond economic clout or beautiful architecture. The index ranks 1,000 cities across five measures: governance, economics, human capital, environment and quality
Lake Ontario/Lake America: What happens when a place has two different names? (opens the original)
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Open the same map in the US and Canada and you may see two different names for the same lake. So, who decides what a place is really called? Open Google Maps in Toronto and you may see one name for a place. Open it in New York and you may see another. Increasingly, the map in your pocket can depend on where you're standing. That is what's happening with Lake Ontario, the smallest of the Great Lakes that lie on the US-Canadian border. After President Trump ordered the US government to rename it "
The world's best countries for expats in 2026 (opens the original)
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New global rankings reveal the best places to build a life abroad – and the people who have made the move explain why. The 2026 Expat Insider survey from InterNations has ranked 31 destinations across quality of life, ease of settling in, working abroad, personal finance and practical essentials such as housing and digital services. For this year's winners, friendliness and affordability scores made the biggest impact. Seven of the top 10 destinations ranked among the easiest places to settle in
The friction-free design principles at the heart of Japan's busiest cities (opens the original)
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From neighbourhood shopping streets to accessible transport, Japan's most liveable cities remove the everyday frustrations of urban life. What makes a city genuinely easy to live in? It's not necessarily gleaming skyscrapers or world-famous attractions, but whether you can get to work without a car, do your shopping on foot, navigate a train station in a wheelchair or push a pram safely down the pavement. Japan's cities are especially good at this. In the Economist Intelligence Unit's 2026 Globa
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