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The United States and the New Rules of Global Power
The United States and the new era of global power. For anyone who operates across borders, holds multiple passports, and builds businesses in different jurisdictions the post 1945 international order provided something essential: predictability. International law, treaties, and institutions created
Hong Kong’s Bamboo Scaffolding: Cultural Legacy or Convenient Scapegoat?
Hong Kong’s signature bamboo scaffolding is on the verge of being scapegoated to relic status. Hong Kong has long thrived on its ability to adapt and endure, a place where generations have transformed quiet fishing villages into a fast-paced metropolis defined by the sharp geometry of its skyline.
On The Scene: Spring 2026 Event Recap
Motionball Gala 2026 Scene Notes The SignalA newer model of philanthropy shaped by belonging, participation, and shared cultural energy. The StakesInclusive sport framed as community infrastructure, not simply a charitable cause. Body Held in February at Liberty Grand, the Motionball Toronto Gala ma
The Strange History of the Stolen FIFA World Cup Trophy
Stolen. Found. Stolen. And reborn. The FIFA World Cup Trophy has a surprising and compelling history rich in twists and turns. Every quadrennium, the world comes together to watch “the beautiful game” played by passionate athletes at the highest level, representing their nation’s pride. And ev
TCI Talks: Elisa Stad on Third-Culture Identity, Heritage & Belonging
With identities that have evolved over time and place, three Third Culture individuals share how they continue to explore their own culture and heritage. Elisa Stad CHILDREN’S BOOK AUTHOR AND PHILANTHROPIST What kind of Third Culture individual are you? My mother is Chinese and a Vietnamese refuge
