‘We wanted to reimagine international aid’ – Cambodia’s Liger Academy celebrates ten years
It’s difficult to imagine generations in a distant future getting quite so excited about 2,500-year-old bitcoin or contactless payment – let alone devising a way to include it in a wristwatch...
‘We wanted to reimagine international aid’ – Cambodia’s Liger Academy celebrates ten years
The philanthropic Liger Academy teaches promising Cambodian children the skills to succeed. Arun Kakar talks to its co-founder about how to create sustainable impact ‘We bought a piece of jungle, l...
‘Grandparents have the right to see grandchildren’ says family lawyer
Charlotte Coyle explains what can be done when divorce separates children from their grandparents When you hear of a family breakdown, you automatically think of the parents and children. It is ver...
Weekend in Beirut: the Paris of the Orient is back
You won’t escape the scars of the war, but there’s more to the Lebanese capital than you’d think, writes Christopher Jackson Beirut’s recently renovated Phoenicia Hotel commands a good view o...
Why the buy-to-let boom is coming back
Demand for the buy-to-let scheme is set to increase in demand over the coming years and investors should take notice, writes Andy Foote The business of property investment is changing. Historically...