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Where Art and Haute Cuisine Meet in Paris
For years, Paris museums have mostly offered charmless dining rooms and cafeterias serving uninspired food, at odds with their institutions' cutting-edge agendas and masterpiece-filled exhibition halls. But in the last few years there has been a notable shift. From bold experiments to understated havens of cool, a clutch of new restaurants has sprung up in museums and other cultural institutions all over the city.
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Where Centro Parties at Night
In Mexico City, New Life on an Old Street. Until recently, there was one sound you could count on hearing every night at sundown in Centro, Mexico City's historic district: the grind of metal gates descending, as stores and restaurants closed. Anyone brave enough to stroll the area at night would have a hard time distinguishing a taquería from a cantina, let alone finding one open for business. One street, however, is luring visitors after dark. Calle Regina, which the Mexican government designated as a "cultural corridor" in 2007, was sealed off from traffic, and storefronts were repainted in bright pastels — part of a sweeping revitalization project that is a joint effort of the Mexican billionaire businessman Carlos Slim Helú (who is also a major shareholder and creditor of The New York Times Company) and the city government.
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China's Railway Calls for High-Speed Diplomacy
Get From King's Cross to Beijing in Two Days on Proposed High-Speed Rail Network. From London to Beijing in two days flat: That's China's ambitious high-speed railway plan to connect Asia with Europe. China is negotiating to extend its own high-speed railway network to up to 17 countries in 10 to 15 years, eventually potentially connecting London with Beijing and then on to Singapore.
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