Vanished neighbourhoods: The areas lost to urban renewal
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Invasion of the electric scooter – can our cities cope?
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Two million in Zimbabwe’s capital have no water as city turns off taps
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Helsinki sustainability celebrated as Finland takes over EU presidency
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The movable tent cities of the Ottoman Empire
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Dozens of arrests in Copenhagen for drunk scooter driving
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Danish capital is spirited and busy but there are nooks of tranquillity, says urban sketcher João Albergaria
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Finland invited me to visit and to learn all about the country's smart cities projects
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How Utrecht became a paradise for cyclists
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How Athens’ art scene became a hub of queer resistance
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Rent and its discontents: Against the landlords and the police, in cities poisoned by wealth
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Kabul blast: Massive bomb kills at least ten in Afghan capital
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Istanbul's LGBT community holds small rally after march banned
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Can tourism ruin cities?
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How apartheid killed Johannesburg's cycling culture
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‘It’s getting like Disneyland’: Bruges pulls up drawbridge on tourists
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Overtourism in Amsterdam's red-light district provokes local outrage
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When street food builds one community, and rankles another: Berlin’s Thaipark has long represented the best of what informal food markets have to offer. So why does the city think it’s a problem?
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What will the 2019 World Cup mean for the French cities that host it?
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The subtle ways cities are restricting abortion access
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It's rare for a tornado to hit a big city — but that may not always be the case
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Japan's hometown tax (ふるさと納税 furusato nōzei)
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The city of tomorrow: What decarbonized, climate-resilient, and equitable cities could look like
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Gender-segregated swim hours create hot water in some city pools
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Here comes the neighborhood: Many US cities are booming -- and experiencing housing crunches as a result. Here's a look at two cities that tried to do something about it.
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People are moving to smaller cities in search of affordable houses that don't exist
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Water stays in the pipes longer in shrinking cities – a challenge for public health
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Carefully, Japan reconsiders the trash can
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In a town shaped by water, the river is winning
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Removing love locks from bridges and statues
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Paris will create the city's largest gardens around the Eiffel Tower
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Muslim lawmakers host Ramadan feast at US Capitol
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'It would destroy it': New international airport for Machu Picchu sparks outrage
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Why Plymouth has a population of zero, despite being the de jure capital of Montserrat
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Affordable housing crisis: Why are US cities struggling?
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Can car-crazy Dallas learn to love bikes?
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Which cities have concrete strategies for environmental justice?
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One out of every 11,600 people in San Francisco is a billionaire
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Seven-mile ‘bee corridor’ of wildflowers will feed London’s pollinators this summer
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'Paradise was sent to hell': revisiting the town destroyed by wildfire
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How to make it big in hip-hop when your city pretends you don't exist
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Spain’s struggle with light pollution
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What a Denver suburb can teach the West about water
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The hyper-specialist shops of Berlin
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In car-choked Brussels, the pedestrians are winning
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After overthrowing its government and changing its name, North Macedonia faces up to the urban crisis in Skopje
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When Gabriel García Márquez wanted to be a foreign correspondent in Madrid
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Indonesia plans to move its capital out of Jakarta, a city that's sinking
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Indonesia President Joko Widodo plans to move capital city
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New York City's 'Green New Deal' shows how cities could deal with climate change
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