Lifestyle Archives - Cycling Economics

20 Feb

Vinnytsia – Life goes on in an Ukrainian City

February 28, 2023
By cyclingeconomics
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Vinnytsia is a town of around 400.000 people, even with the war many refugees are flocking in and are looking for accommodation. Even t...

07 Feb

Lifestyle

March of the Camels – Where to Meet Akerlof’s Market for Lemons

February 7, 2023
By cyclingeconomics
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Markets for camels come with information asymmetries in favor of the sellers. To overcome these over thousands of kilometers, Somalis h...

04 Feb

Lifestyle

Kharkiv: When even the war took a back seat (First published on 21.1.2022)

February 4, 2023
By cyclingeconomics
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It has been almost a year since the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Just a few months before the attack, the prospect of the invasion was ...

17 Jan

Lifestyle

Tunisian Guides in the Sahara

January 17, 2023
By cyclingeconomics
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22 Nov

Lifestyle

Bedouins of Sinai in Egypt

November 22, 2022
By cyclingeconomics
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With the COP27 in Egypt, plenty of the world’s political leaders gather in Sharm El-Sheik to discuss the faith of the world. Due to inc...

09 Nov

Lifestyle, Uncategorized

Cloud covered mountains around Kurdistan, Northern Iraq

January 10, 2023
By cyclingeconomics
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View of the cloud-covered mountains around the megacity of Sulaymaniyah or Slemani in the Autonomous Region of Kurdistan in northern Ir...

18 Aug

Lifestyle

Development Of Marsabit

(©Simon Kiwek): Again, the Northern part of Kenya bordering with Ethiopia and Somalia Marsabit is suffering under a heat period. Defini...

18 Aug

Lifestyle

Syrians and Iraqi in Ukraine

An Iraqi brings traditional Fuul from the Levante to his Syrian friend and his shoe shop. It turned out there is a vibrant Arabic commu...

18 Aug

Lifestyle

Diyarbarkir

Scenery from Diyarbarkir (2019) – after the uprise of many PKK-members, mainly from the youth organizations who occupied the inner city of the capital of South East Turkye rebuilding starts.

18 Aug

Lifestyle

A camel rider in the ancient city of Palmyra

A camel rider in the ancient city of Palmyra in Syria or Tadmor as the Syrian population calls it (2011). Just one year after this pict...

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