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Onu building with flags under a blue sky in New York

Expat 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

Checked and current, 10 September 2026. The costs further down are quoted in pounds, which is awkward if you are reading this from the United States. Here is what Tashkent…

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Expat News

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…

Costa Rica Rainy Season - Rain clouds gather over a quiet Costa Rican road as the season begins

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Costa Rica

When the Rain Falls in Costa Rica

Walking Into the Storm In the Costa Rica rainy season, I like to walk in the rain. Not the drizzle you tiptoe through with an umbrella, but the real thing,…

The sweeping desert plains of Western Sahara, where beauty meets political tension

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Africa

Western Sahara. Africa’s Last Colony

Did you know that you actually cannot see the Great Wall of China from space? This is a popular urban myth. Sometimes, under very specific circumstances—when the weather is just…

Latest News: Uganda’s conservation efforts show how species once lost can return stronger

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Expat News

World News Roundup: Fires, Fortunes & Frontiers

This week covers a striking mix of crisis and change—from fiery forests in the U.S. to military power plays, political protests, and rare conservation wins. Trump’s bold claims of military…

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Japan

How I Built a Life in Tokyo in 3 Months

The visa question, checked 11 September 2026. If this account has you thinking you could do the same, the route matters more than the rent. Japan opened a digital nomad…

Latest News this Week: Molten lava arcs skyward from Kīlauea’s summit crater

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Expat News

World News Roundup: Lava, Leaders, and Lines in the Sand

This week’s headlines travel from diplomatic chess games in the East to volcanic eruptions in the Pacific, with stops in unexpected corners like a near-empty North Korean resort and a…

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Natural Wonders

The World’s 10 Most Breathtaking Countries

From the misty cliffs of China to the windswept plains of Patagonia, our planet is resplendent with jaw-dropping natural beauty. But what does it take to elevate a place to…

Friendly locals and relaxed daily life in The Gambia

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Africa

Could The Gambia Become Africa’s Next Digital Nomad Safari?

As remote work continues to reshape global travel, digital nomads are exploring new options beyond Bali and Lisbon and turning their attention to Africa. The Gambia, Africa’s smallest mainland country,…