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Bergen 1:55
Amsterdam 2:35
Brussels 2:40
Düsseldorf 2:25
Geneva 3:00
Zurich 2:55
Nice 3:35
Milan 3:15
Frankfurt 2:40
Pisa 2:55
Billund 2:20
Stuttgart 2:50
Hamburg 1:55
Munich 2:35
Rome 3:35
Oslo 1:30
Venice 3:10
Gothenburg 1:25
Copenhagen 1:35
Malta 4:05
Ljubljana 2:35
Berlin 2:00
Prague 2:20
Vienna 2:30
Split 3:00
Dubrovnik 3:30
Stockholm 0:55
Norrköping 1:20
Visby 1:30
Budapest 2:25
Gdansk 1:55
Krakow 1:45
Warsaw 1:45
HELSINKI
St. Petersburg
0:55
Riga 0:55
Vilnus 1:15
Tallinn 0:35
Athens 3:40
Muurmansk 3:00
Chania 3:50
Bucharest 2:30
Heraklion 3:55
Moscow 1:50
Minsk 1:25
Samos 3:50
WORLD POLiTiCS Murmansk, Russia
With more than 300,000 inhabitants, Murmansk
is the largest city north of the Arctic Circle, but
is drawn much larger than its actual size on the
world’s political map. Its global importance comes
from its militarily significant location and its permanently
ice-free port on the shores of the Polar
Sea. Honoured for its distinction during World
War II, Murmansk was
named a “Hero City”
by the Soviet Union.
The area still has
important naval bases
for russia’s nuclearpowered
ships and
submarines.
Kiev 1:45
Rhodes 4:00
Istanbul 3:15
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CHAnGE Gdansk, Poland
Gdansk, Poland, hit the world’s headlines during the Cold
War when the trade union movement born in the shipyards
spurred the release of Eastern Europe from the yoke of
the USSr. The history of Gdansk, however, reaches much
farther back, for the Baltic city has been a significant centre
of commerce for centuries.
Poland is deeply Catholic and
the best-known sightseeing attraction
in Gdansk is St Mary’s
Church, the largest brick church
in the world. It can accommodate
25,000 worshippers.
Kos 3:50
CULTURE Minsk, Belarus
Paphos 4:15
Larnaca 4:00
Tokyo 9:25
Nagoya 9:35
Belarus – which means “White russia” – circulates
its own rubles. The main building of the
republic’s National Museum of Art is pictured
on its one-thousand ruble note. In addition to
White russian art, the museum also displays
Slutsk belts, which have risen to the status of
national mementoes. These belts have been
important men’s wear in the culture of White
russia, symbolising the wearer’s prosperity
and power. Men exclusively
wore these
silk belts, and only
men were allowed
to assist in putting
them on.
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Osaka 9:45
Seoul 8:35
Hong Kong 9:50
Beijing 7:40
Shanghai 8:55
Bangkok 9:45
Delhi 6:40
Ekatarinburg
2:45
Dubai 5:55