Foreign Correspondence

Below, a selected list of stories reported from across Europe and the Middle East.

The Wall Street Journal

  • German electronic music — minus the techno sound — has an unlikely revival in the U.S.
  • Art &Money: The Rising Cost of Cologne — In Soaring Market, Collectors Bid Up a City’s Artists; Von Heyl Tries Butterflies
  • The Style-Meisters: A Guide to the People Who Make Berlin a Trendsetter in Design, Fashion, Architecture, Art and Literature
  • As 800 Brewers Can Tell You, In Germany, All Beer is Local
  • Style: Fashion Is an Art for Portuguese Designer — Fatima Lopes Is Attracting Global Attention, Raising Nation’s Profile for Style
  • That Suit Is So You… We Test Personal Shoppers in Paris, London, Berlin; Here’s How They Measure Up
  • Riga, Art Nouveau Capital — Explore the Streets of the Latvian City to Find Architectural Gems
  • Europe: Expanding Horizons: Air Baltic’s Cheap Flights Gain Attention Beyond Eastern Europe
  • Style: A New Look in an Old City — Mixing Hip With History, Estonia’s Capital Tallinn Offers Vibrant Design Scene
  • Travel: Hotels’ New Foreign Policy — Seeking Global Guests, Resorts Try Crumpets, Heated Toilets; In Miami, a Ritz Goes Topless
  • Java Joint: How does a coffee chain compete with the likes of Starbucks? If you’re Cup & Cino, you target Germany’s smaller towns
  • Frankfurt Book Fair Readies Literary Attractions
  • Review / Art: Painting a New Image of East German Art — Popular Show in Berlin Is Criticized for Avoiding Socialist
  • Style: The Latest Fashion Is `Made in Berlin’ — Hip Designers Draw Spotlight
  • Personal finance & Spending — Tour de France 2003: The Key Gear for Bicycling in Style
  • Louis Vuitton Brands Its Space — Luxury-Goods Company Installs Team of Architects to Boost Image With `Commercial Cathedrals’
  • A Neighborhood in East Berlin Gets a Makeover — Enclave of Hip Restaurants With Creative Fare Emerges In Once-Desolate Location
  • A Global Journal Report: Valid or Not, Americans Feel Unwelcome
  • Daniel Libeskind: Finalist Uses Design to Move Beyond Tragedy
  • In The Neighborhood: An Eclectic District in Hamburg
  • Nazi Past Taints Planned Berlin Art Exhibit — Leading Artists, Writers Protest Flick Collection; Others See a Conversion
  • Home Front: In Berlin, Alexanderplatz Is a Saga Again — Architect Kollhoff’s Plan Sparks Fears of Giant Mall, Erasing Layers
  • German Indie Labels Buck Music Slump — Small Companies Prosper By Embracing the Internet, Focusing on Niche Markets

The Financial Times

ABCNews.com



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