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.

Is Noma’s Michelin-Star Legacy Now Under Threat?

Allegations of abuse in Noma’s kitchen have forced René Redzepi to step back. Is one of the world’s most influential Michelin star restaurants facing a turning point?

The Gulf’s Global Stage Faces a Geopolitical Stress Test

From cancelled Grand Prix races to growing security concerns, geopolitical risk is beginning to reshape the Gulf’s carefully curated global events calendar. Image by Heute.at

Who Are the World’s Youngest Billionaires in 2026?

From inherited industrial empires to rapidly scaling AI start-ups, the world’s youngest billionaires reveal how wealth is being created and transferred in a changing global economy. Pictured: Clemente Del Vecchio, who holds a major shareholding in EssilorLuxottica.

Six-Figure Flights as the Wealthy Flee the Gulf

Private jet charters costing up to $300,000 are becoming the fastest escape route from the Gulf as conflict disrupts aviation in one of the world’s key wealth hubs.

From Diaspora Kitchens to Global Menus: How Migration Reshapes Culinary Culture

Migration moves more than people. From Peruvian-Japanese fusion to the global spread of pizza and kebabs, culinary traditions travel, adapt and reshape the world’s food culture.

From Remote Sanctuaries to City Addresses: Ultra-Luxury Hospitality Moves Downtown

From remote island retreats to prime city addresses, luxury hotel brands are adapting to the changing tastes of the ultra-rich, who increasingly seek privacy, culture and bespoke experiences in the world’s leading urban hubs.

Where in the World is Best to Retire in 2026?

From Norway to Malta, the 2025 Global Retirement Index reveals which countries offer the strongest mix of financial stability, healthcare and long-term security.

𝑭𝒐𝒓𝒈𝒆𝒕 𝑭𝒍𝒂𝒔𝒉𝒚 𝑪𝒂𝒓𝒔 𝒂𝒏𝒅 𝒀𝒂𝒄𝒉𝒕𝒔 – A Clean Bill of Health Is the Ultimate Status Symbol

A $40,000 health membership and a $5 trillion wellness economy signal a new reality: the affluent are investing as heavily in their bodies as in their portfolios. Health is emerging as the ultimate benchmark of wealth.

Europe’s Housing Squeeze in a Global Affordability Crisis

Europe’s property ladder is becoming harder to climb. With rising prices outpacing incomes and mortgage conditions tightening, many non-homeowners now doubt they will ever buy — reflecting a broader global affordability challenge.

Cyprus’s Golden Passport Saga: From Boom to Courtroom

Once a magnet for global capital, Cyprus’s citizenship-by-investment programme collapsed amid scandal. Years on, court acquittals and passport revocations show the legal and political reckoning is far from complete.

Saudi Arabia’s Dry Spell Ends – If Your Net Worth Qualifies

Behind an unmarked door in Riyadh, alcohol access is tied to income, status and premium residency - an unmistakable signal to UHNWIs

Ghana pauses its diaspora citizenship programme

Ghana has paused its diaspora citizenship scheme, which has granted nationality to more than 1,000 people, including Stevie Wonder (pictured above) and other prominent members of the African diaspora, as the government reviews costs, procedures and documentation requirements.

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