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Guns in the Bag: The Rise of State-Sponsored Terrorism
How “revolutionary committees” in the 1970s and 80s used diplomatic immunity, mission cover, and protected diplomatic cargo to support violence against exiles and political enemies...
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Strong Passports No Longer Feel Strong Enough for Some Travelers
Pandemic-era restrictions exposed the limits of even top-ranked passports, prompting renewed interest in mobility diversification. WASHINGTON, DC. For years, the promise of a strong passport...
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Solo Travel Evolves Into Something More Private and More Purposeful
What was once about independence alone is increasingly about anonymity, self-reinvention, and temporary freedom from social roles. WASHINGTON, DC. Solo travel used to carry a...
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Political Volatility Is Reshaping the American Exit Conversation
A new generation of U.S. citizens is treating emigration as a serious response to domestic uncertainty. WASHINGTON, DC. For years, the idea of Americans leaving...
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The EU Demands Malta End a Controversial Chapter in Investor Citizenship
After prolonged legal and political pressure, Malta’s citizenship model has become a symbol of the risks facing European CBI programs. WASHINGTON, DC. Malta’s investor citizenship...
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Retirees and Remote Workers Are Chasing the Same Destinations
The line between retirement haven and remote work base is blurring in the year’s most popular relocation markets. WASHINGTON, DC. The old expat map used...
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Canada’s New Citizenship Rules Could Reach Far Beyond One Generation
The change is especially significant for families whose Canadian connection runs deeper than the old legal cutoff allowed. WASHINGTON, DC. A quiet change in Canadian...
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Montenegro’s Coast: Scenic, Quiet, and Surprisingly Seasonal
How retirees choose towns that stay livable year-round while keeping a modest footprint. WASHINGTON, DC. Montenegro’s Adriatic coast looks like a secret until you live...
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Cyprus for Sunshine and a Lower Profile, With Paperwork Included
What retirees should expect from residency processes, banking norms, and regional health care access. WASHINGTON, DC. Cyprus sells an easy life, and for many retirees,...
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U.S. Marshals Expand “Technical Operations Group” to Counter Sophisticated Fugitives
A deep dive into the 29 field offices delivering world-class electronic surveillance and investigative intelligence, and what that expansion signals about the future of fugitive...