America’s Second Passport Fever
For decades, the American passport has been one of the strongest in the world. It opened borders, eased bureaucracy, and carried the quiet assurance that its holder would be welcomed…
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Latest News: Fossils, Floods & Shifting Frontiers
This week’s headlines cover energy, weather, science, and spectacle, with stories that stretch from ancient fossils to futuristic theme parks. China buys up discounted Russian oil as India pulls back…
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Latest News: Missions, Megafires & Migrating Wings
This week’s headlines traverse the corridors of power, the frontlines of nature, and the skies that connect them. In London, locals push back against China’s planned “super-embassy,” citing safety fears…
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Tax-Friendly Banking Solutions for International Investors
In the lifecycle of wealth, there’s a threshold where growth is no longer the only priority. What matters just as much is preservation—keeping what you’ve earned, protected and intact, despite…
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Your Next Investment Should Be a Residency Program
There is a moment, often quiet and personal, when your thinking shifts. You stop scanning for the best stocks or the next tax shelter and start scanning the world—not for…
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Latest News: Holidays, Hydrodynamics & Hidden Agendas
This week’s headlines dive into how cities, cultures, and ecosystems are adapting to an ever-shifting world. In Switzerland, office workers are swapping crowded trains for morning swims through crystal-clear rivers.…
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Tremors, Trade, and Turning Tides
From shifting plates to shifting policies, this week’s headlines reflect a world in motion. A massive earthquake off Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula triggered tsunamis across Japan, Hawaii, and the Pacific Rim—reminding…
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The Most Affordable Countries to Live in 2025
It’s easy to romanticize moving abroad as an act of reinvention—a decision to leave behind what no longer fits. But reinvention also has a bottom line. The rising cost of…
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Borders, Biodiversity, and Bold Ideas
This week’s global roundup explores the boundaries between culture and climate, politics and preservation. On an island in Abu Dhabi, a new art district takes shape—uniting East and West through…
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Secrets, Security, and Survival
This week’s headlines stretch across time zones and centuries, touching on survival, culture, conservation, and quiet revolutions in how—and why—we move through the world. A traveler lost in the Australian…
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