GRACANICA (Kosovo), March 24 — The scene is nearly unimaginable in Kosovo—Serbs, Albanians, Nato peacekeepers and European diplomats all in one room chatting and feasting. For over a decade, one restaurant has brought together members of Kosovo’s deeply divided communities under its red-tiled roof, even as political unrest and ethnic tensions festered outside. “No one wants to cause trouble in my restaurant,” Miodrag Nikolic, the owner of the Ethno House inn, told AFP. “Believe it or not, in 12 years, not a single glass has been broken.” “I don’t think any other restaurant in the world can claim that.” Located in a Serb minority enclave on the outskirts of the Kosovo capital Pristina, the establishment is just a stone’s throw from the 14th-century Gracanica monastery, a shrine dear to Serbs across the world. Nikolic left his home in Pristina for Gracanica when Belgrade was forced to retreat from the breakaway...

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COPENHAGEN, March 24 — Greenlandic leaders criticised a planned trip this week by a high-profile US delegation to the semi-autonomous Danish territory that President Donald Trump has suggested the United States should annex. The delegation, which will visit a US military base and watch a dogsled race, will be led by Usha Vance, wife of Vice President JD Vance, and include White House National Security Adviser Mike Waltz and Energy Secretary Chris Wright. Trump has made US annexation of Greenland a major talking point since his eldest son, Donald Trump Jr., paid a private visit to the vast, mineral-rich island in January. Greenland’s outgoing Prime Minister Mute Egede called the delegation’s visit, which runs from Thursday to Saturday, a “provocation” and said his caretaker government would not meet with it. “Until recently, we could trust the Americans, who were our allies and friends, and with whom we enjoyed working closely,”...

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BAGHDAD, March 24 — In a Baghdad arena, a crowd cheers to the rhythm of drums, not for a football match but for a fiery centuries-old game enjoyed by Iraqis during Ramadan called “mheibes”. “It’s a heritage game, the game of our ancestors, which unites all Iraqis,” said Jassem al-Aswad, a longtime mheibes champion in his early seventies and now president of the game’s national federation. The game involves members of one team hiding a ring — “mehbis” in Arabic — and the captain of the opposing team trying to guess who has it in the palm of his hand. And he has to do so within 10 minutes. The game involves members of one team hiding a ring — ‘mehbis’ in Arabic — and the captain of the opposing team trying to guess who has it in the palm of his hand. — AFP pic Played during the holy...

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JOHOR BAHRU, March 23 — Repair work on pot holes at about 800 hot spots that were damaged due to floods in Johor is expected to be completed within two days starting today. State Public Works, Transport, Infrastructure and Communications Committee chairman Mohamad Fazli Mohamad Salleh said it involved the five affected districts, namely Johor Bahru, Kota Tinggi, Pontian, Kluang and Kulai with a total allocation of RM560,000. “Most of the 500 hot spots are in the Johor Bahru district. Through the coordination meeting made, we will ensure that all these locations can be resolved within that period, which started at midnight last night,” he said at a press conference after inspecting the damaged roads on the Pasir Gudang Expressway here today. He hoped that the weather conditions would be good to ensure that the repair work runs smoothly and according to the stipulated period. “We pray for good weather,...

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LONDON, March 22 — It’s often said that dogs end up looking like their owners, and in the workplace, the workstation may also reflect its occupant. Every desk has its own personality, and some attract more attention than others, especially messy ones. With scattered papers, dirty mugs and tangled cables, their appearance is a shock to those who prefer order. And yet, judgments aside, studies show that this chaos could be detrimental to collective productivity. Could a tidy workspace be synonymous with productivity? Many of us use the transition from winter to spring to do some deep cleaning — and our workspaces should not be excluded from the process. However, tidiness (or rather the lack of it) can be a sensitive subject in the workplace. Because, let’s be honest, there are two types of colleagues: those who are adept at meticulous tidying and those who are champions of creative chaos....

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