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War, Climate, 'De-Globalisation' Set The Tone For Davos Summit
Top politicians and world business leaders are set to meet for the annual Davos summit in the Swiss Alps next week under the shadow of war in Ukraine, a climate crisis and global trade in disarray.
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Swiss On High Avalanche Alert On Eve Of Davos Forum
Switzerland went on avalanche alert on Monday as fresh snow smothered much of the Alps a day before the World Economic Forum in Davos gets under way.
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World's Longest Tunnel Opens Regular Service In Switzerland
Regular rail service through the world's longest tunnel began on Sunday, carrying passengers deep under the Swiss Alps from Zurich to Lugano.
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World's Longest Rail Tunnel Is Open. 57 Km Long, Designed In 1947
The world's longest tunnel officially opened on Wednesday, with the trailblazing rail passage under the Swiss Alps aiming to ease transit through the heart of Europe.
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World's Longest Rail Tunnel Sees Light At End Of Decades' Wait
When Swiss engineer Carl Eduard Gruner came up with the idea to build the world's longest rail tunnel under the Alps in 1947, he predicted the visionary project could be finished by the start of the 21st century.
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War, Climate, 'De-Globalisation' Set The Tone For Davos Summit
Top politicians and world business leaders are set to meet for the annual Davos summit in the Swiss Alps next week under the shadow of war in Ukraine, a climate crisis and global trade in disarray.
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Swiss On High Avalanche Alert On Eve Of Davos Forum
Switzerland went on avalanche alert on Monday as fresh snow smothered much of the Alps a day before the World Economic Forum in Davos gets under way.
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World's Longest Tunnel Opens Regular Service In Switzerland
Regular rail service through the world's longest tunnel began on Sunday, carrying passengers deep under the Swiss Alps from Zurich to Lugano.
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World's Longest Rail Tunnel Is Open. 57 Km Long, Designed In 1947
The world's longest tunnel officially opened on Wednesday, with the trailblazing rail passage under the Swiss Alps aiming to ease transit through the heart of Europe.
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World's Longest Rail Tunnel Sees Light At End Of Decades' Wait
When Swiss engineer Carl Eduard Gruner came up with the idea to build the world's longest rail tunnel under the Alps in 1947, he predicted the visionary project could be finished by the start of the 21st century.
