The Middle East has long been associated with political instability and conflict, but few expected the 50-year Assad regime in Syria to fall in just 12 days. The opposition group Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) took control of Damascus last Sunday, for...
Christmas will soon be here, and this is the perfect time to show your loved ones how much you appreciate them by giving them thoughtful gifts. However, finding the right present for every person on your list is a different story.
Digital Nomad Visa Programs have revolutionized the way professionals work and travel, providing a gateway to a lifestyle where the world becomes both an office and a playground.
El Salvador has been considered by many to be the most dangerous country in the world for many years. For decades, gangs controlled almost the entire territory, leaving citizens and businesses in a constant state of fear. However, things cha...
One of the world's oldest and most popular Citizenship-by-Investment Programs, the St. Kitts and Nevis CBI Program, is now more affordable for expats seeking second citizenship.
France is facing yet another political crisis. After the June-July 2024 parliamentary elections aimed at countering the rising far-right, the fragile coalition led by President Emmanuel Macron's Renaissance Party collapsed in a vote of no co...
Trump’s “America First” slogan has been taken to the extreme under the guise of protecting the U.S. dollar and American hegemony. Now, Trump, known for its protectionist policies, claims he wants to impose a 100% tariff on all BRICS nations....
Imagine a country where the food is delicious, the culture is rich, and you can find an exciting blend of Europe and Asia all in one place. That’s precisely why Turkey is one of my favourite countries in the world.
Have you ever tried to learn a second language? You may think that speaking English is sufficient to communicate abroad. However, as a traveller or expat, practicing another language can transport you to an entirely different world. Maybe yo...
Did you know that Boris Johnson had to pay fines to the IRS? He is what some people call an “accidental American,” meaning that he was born in the U.S. but spent most of his life outside the States (he moved to the UK when he was 5).
