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Interview

Inside the Life of a Solo Mother Traveling the World

For German native Sarah Noack, motherhood never meant standing still. Three years ago, she set out on a journey that would redefine both travel and parenthood—becoming a solo mother traveling…

Flood in Alaska’s western coast, leaving widespread damage

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News

World News Roundup: Power, Passports & the Planet

This week’s headlines move between the supernatural and the geopolitical. America drops out of the world’s most powerful passport rankings, China and the U.S. trade fresh accusations over tariffs, and…

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Field Notes

Living Between Continents, Cultures, and Contradictions

Growing up in Turkey, you learn what it means to live life between borders—not always by desire, but often by obligation. It’s a place that gets described, lazily and often,…

U.S. Government shutdown - Travelers queue at airports

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World News Roundup: Shutdowns, Spies & Soaring Gold

This week, travel chaos deepens as the U.S. government shutdown enters its second week, spilling delays across major airports. North of the border, Canada’s prime minister courts Trump in a…

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Field Notes

Abkhazia: Secrets of the Soviet Riviera

Abkhazia: From Playground to Ruins In the 1970s, trains packed full of tourists from across the Soviet Union would arrive into the coastal city of Sukhumi every summer. The city,…

Latest News this Week: Australia’s Lord Howe Island

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World News Roundup: Crises, Convoys & Collisions

This week’s headlines stretch from the Middle East to the Pacific. Greta Thunberg and other activists were detained as Israeli forces intercepted aid ships, while Washington edges toward a government…

Summer in Lapland: Lapland’s wild landscapes glow under the endless Arctic sun

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Field Notes

Summer in Lapland Before the Snow Falls

Most people know Lapland for its deep winter. The blizzards, the reindeer-dotted forests, the elusive shimmer of the northern lights. It’s the land of husky sleds and Santa’s Village, where…

Onu building with flags under a blue sky in New York

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News

World News Roundup: Fault Lines, Flotillas & Frontiers

This week’s headlines span diplomacy, disasters, and discovery. World leaders gather in New York for the UN General Assembly, Italy and Spain deploy navy ships after drone attacks on a…

Living in Uzbekistan: Where ancient traditions meet a fast-changing world

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Asia

How Living in Uzbekistan Changed One Englishman’s Life Forever

It’s estimated that roughly 5 million British people live abroad. The vast majority settle in countries like Australia, Spain, Canada, and the USA. The standard of living in Britain is…

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World News Roundup: Power Plays, Protests & Vanishing Giants

This week spans extremes of scale; from tiny flecks of matcha whisked in Uji to a 348-foot superyacht seized from a Russian oligarch. China launches an ultra-long-haul “direct” flight with…