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.

What Makes a City Liveable? A Global Lifestyle Survey Offers Some Clues

Which cities set the global benchmark for urban living in 2026? The latest quality-of-life rankings offer some revealing answers.

Is Portugal’s Golden Visa Losing its Passport Shine?

Portugal’s Golden Visa remains open, but tougher nationality rules have changed the equation for investors seeking a future EU passport.

US Visa Refusal Ends Somali Referee’s Historic World Cup Dream

Renowned Somali referee Omar Abdulkadir Artan will miss the 2026 FIFA World Cup after being denied entry into the United States, despite reportedly holding...

Before Borders: Ötzi the Iceman and the Ancient Story of Human Movement

Ötzi the Iceman was not a migrant in the modern legal sense, but his 5,300-year-old journey through the Alps reminds us that human movement began long before borders. Picture Credits: S.W. Claessen

Emerging Markets Set to Drive the Next Wealth Boom

Emerging markets are forecast to add around $12 trillion in financial wealth by 2030, creating more than one million new dollar millionaires and reshaping the geography of global wealth. Picture: Mexico City, Mexico.

Art, Capital and Creativity in a Changing World

What happens when a renowned economist turns his attention to the world of art? In Painters, Work and Art Markets, MIT-trained economist, author, business thinker and accomplished painter Andrés Solimano explores the fascinating intersection of creativity, wealth, markets and society, offering fresh insights into how artists create, survive and thrive in an increasingly globalised world.

Visa Diplomacy Meets the World Cup

The World Cup has forced a rare concession from Washington, showing how sport, commerce and global mobility can soften even the toughest visa politics.

Could Ghana become Africa’s next Investment Migration Market?

Ghana has not launched an investment migration programme, yet. But with new legislative signals, powerful diaspora ties and one of West Africa’s more stable economies, the country is beginning to look like a jurisdiction to watch. Pictured: Bortianor, Ghana.

Where the World Eats Best

From Lima to the Basque coast, a new generation of culinary powerhouses is reshaping global fine dining, as the latest World’s 50 Best Restaurants rankings reveal shifting tastes, rising gastronomic destinations, and the countries leading the race for culinary prestige.

US to Revoke Passports Over Child-Support Debt

Thousands of Americans with unpaid child-support debts could soon face passport revocations as Washington moves to enforce a long-standing federal law with tougher new measures.

Panama residency for investors: practical option or strategic hedge?

As investors look beyond Europe, Panama is gaining ground as a flexible, strategically positioned hub for residence and long-term planning - one to watch.

Not All Airports Are Equal: The World’s Best for 2026 Revealed

For global citizens navigating an increasingly mobile world, airports are more than transit points. The 2026 rankings highlight the hubs redefining mobility and experience.

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