With Poland emerging as an economic powerhouse, eastern Germans — who feel neglected by Berlin — are looking east for their economic future.
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The traditional Maori proverb Ka mua, Ka muri is so relevant to our lives today.
This four-character idiom is poetic, precise and expresses a universal feeling.