Coryse Borg

About the author

Coryse Borg, who has recently joined the IMGW Newsroom, has worked in the news and publications scene for over 25 years. Throughout her extensive career, she has covered a wide range of topics, including business, finance, technology, and human interest stories. In addition to her writing expertise, Coryse has ample experience conducting interviews with company executives, entrepreneurs, and creatives, further showcasing her versatility and ability to engage with professionals from various industries.

How Does the UK’s New ETA System Impact European Visitors?

Starting today, European travellers need an ETA to enter the UK. Discover how this new requirement impacts your travel plans.

Malta’s Court Battle Echoes Across the Caribbean

The EU is stepping up its clampdown on golden passport schemes, threatening visa-free access for Caribbean nations, as Malta’s own citizenship programme faces a critical legal test in European courts.

ECB Cuts Rates Again as Inflation Eases and Eurozone Growth Stalls

The ECB cuts interest rates to 2.75% amid easing inflation and weak Eurozone growth, aiming to support economic stability.

Anti-Migration Reform UK Just One Point Behind Labour in Polls

Nigel Farage’s anti-migration Reform UK is just one point behind Labour in the polls. With Farage’s populist rhetoric and ties to Trump, could this political shake-up redefine Britain’s stance on immigration and its future?

Citizenship by Invitation: Grenada’s Strategic Move to Attract Global Talent

Grenada’s Citizenship by Invitation programme lets HNWIs influence policy and secure citizenship. How could this unique opportunity impact global investment? Discover the potential of this groundbreaking initiative—read more now!

Where Housing Hits Hardest: A European Perspective

Discover where housing costs hit hardest and where they’re most affordable in Europe. From Ireland’s soaring expenses to Bulgaria’s bargains, explore the trends shaping the EU housing market. Read more!

Could Nauru’s Climate Citizenship Programme be a Model for Change?

Could Nauru’s Climate Citizenship Programme become a global model? This article features a follow-up interview with CEO Edward Clark, exploring how investment migration funds climate resilience and enhances global mobility.

The Bitcoin That Got Away: A £500m Landfill Mystery

Could a discarded hard drive hold the key to a £500m fortune? James Howells, a 39-year-old IT professional from Newport, UK, is locked in a gripping legal battle to find out.

Global Ranking: The Largest Stock Exchanges Around the World

Discover the world’s largest stock exchanges by market capitalisation. Who reigns supreme? Explore the financial giants from New York to Tokyo shaping the global market.

Republic of Nauru Launches Pathway to Citizenship Tied to Climate Resilience

Nauru’s Economic and Climate Resilience Citizenship Programme offers citizenship to investors funding climate projects. Pictured, Minister Asterio Appi calls it an opportunity to support adaptation across the South Pacific.

Real Estate Out, Startups In: Greece’s New Golden Visa Rules Target Housing Crisis

Greece intends to remove the real estate option from its Golden Visa Programme in 2025, aiming to ease the housing crisis by redirecting investments to startups.

Pentagon Concerned as Trump Eyes Army for Domestic Use

Trump's plan to deploy the army domestically for law enforcement and mass deportations sparks concerns at the Pentagon, highlighting legal and ethical challenges ahead.

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