Some in western quarters have voiced concerns over the possible dynastic succession in Cambodia, but they should know two things, firstly it will almost certainly […]
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32nd SEA Games Kicks-Off in Cambodia
The 32nd edition of the South-East-Asian games has kicked off for the first time in Cambodia, with the host nation thrashing Timor-Leste 4-0 in the […]
Why the Sudan Crisis Could Destabilize the Whole Region
Coup’s in Sudan have now become such the norm that our friends and partners initially simply shrugged off the latest Sudan crisis. Yet as events […]
Should You Boycott Bud Light? – The New Debate
Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the last week you will have noticed that there is huge movement to boycott Bud Light. The […]
Libyan Visa on Arrival Announced in Huge Reboot of Local Tourism
In what can only be described as great news for the travel junkies out there, Libya, formerly of Gaddafi fame and indeed one of the […]
Conflict in Sudan – Don’t Expect Democracy to Follow
A huge power struggle between the Sudanese Military and the paramilitary Rapid Security Forces (RSF) has led to open conflict in Sudan, with over 50 […]
Cutud Lenten Rites Crucifixions Makes Return to Philippines
A total of eight Filipinos were nailed to crosses to reenact the Passion of the Christ and indeed his suffering in the strange jamboree that […]
Is Malaysia Multicultural – Myths and Facts
Malaysia truly is a melting pot, as well as a greta place to travel, not least helped by its Malay, Chinese and Indian communities, making […]
The Crisis of Identity in the Republic of Socotra
There are few places as ecologically diverse and other-worldly as the Yemeni island of Socotra, hence its nickname as the “most alien place on earth”. […]
What is it like to visit the Mount Hagen Festival in Papua New Guinea
After three years out of the game due to Covid-19 the Mount Hagen Festival finally made a comeback in August of 2022, but what exactly […]