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Go shoppingThe travel and lifestyle section gives a brief on global affairs, travel, reportage, design told through personal essays and stories that deal with the fascinating aspects of everyday life. As we believe real culture is in the details of life as its being lived, day by day.
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An essay that explores the nuances of identity, belonging, and cultural dissonance through the eyes of an American expatriate teaching in Korea.
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Remember the problem Norman Bates had at the beginning of Psycho? The Bates Motel was usually vacant.
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Supposedly I should be keen on immigration, for I am from a Hakka family whose tradition is traveling around.
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The 2024 Concordia Summit not only addressed the urgent challenges of climate change but also unveiled transformative strategies for sustainable global solutions.
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It seemed the whole world, in this case, Serbia, was against us, yet every mile unfolded a new chapter of adventure and beauty.
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In this Scottish tale, a young boy grapples with loss, family secrets, and a teacher’s scandalous relationship, set against the backdrop of St Kilda’s islands.
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Hike in Belizean forests, discover mystical salamanders, forge new friendships, and embark on a journey of self-discovery in this essay on slowing down.
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Journey with Ramona to Mexico City—a tale of self-discovery and destiny set against the vibrant backdrop of the bustling city.
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Careful where you tread when stepping out of the time machine; butterflies are too easily crushed.
It was that night, technically the next day but only moments into it when the bluebottle disturbed my sleep, knocking its clumsy wings and sets of eyes against my window.