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Life and Opportunity on the Isle of Man
With all the quirk and charm of British coastal towns—less than a stone’s throw from some of the most picturesque walking trails the British Isles has to offer—the Isle of Man is a rambler’s…
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Top 10 Things to Know if You’re Moving to Mexico
Mexico, the beating heart of Latin America, is a country of dazzling contrasts and incredible diversity. From the brightly colored streets of colonial towns like San Miguel de Allende, to the…
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The Tale of the Tael’s: A Hard Lesson about Hard Money
This lesson isn’t new. But we do have to rediscover it from time to time. Back in 1975, I was a senior officer with the world’s oldest and largest dealer in precious metals and foreign…
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Why One Englishman Chose Uzbekistan and Never Looked Back
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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Our Journey from America to Hungarian Citizenship
When my family and I first started exploring second citizenship, I had no idea how profoundly it would reshape my entire life. What began as a quiet curiosity about ancestry and options became…
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Before the Snow Falls in Lapland
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…
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Latest News: 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 Gaza…
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Latest News: 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…
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