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Academia 1 year ago
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Bali, the willing cash cow of national interest
The large inflow of tourists in Bali would likely not be accompanied by long-term planning, potentially resulting in mass takeovers of sacred lands, pristine beaches and enticing river banks to build hotels, villas, restaurants and other tourist infrastructures.
Europe 1 year ago
On Belgian coast, fishing on horseback—and saving a tradition
Once practiced throughout Europe, the custom of shrimp-fishing on horseback has all but died out, with a community of enthusiasts has kept the flame going in a Belgium coastal town, earning a spot on UNESCO's intangible heritage list
Lifestyle 1 year ago
Sailing into history, tradition and camaraderie with the Richard Mille Cup
Progress and tradition, engineering and craftsmanship: In the world of haute horlogerie, Richard Mille’s savoir faire is a testament to the watchmaker’s uncompromising dedication to both innovation and heritage.
Editorial 1 year ago
Prabowo’s ASEAN 'pivot'
Prabowo may have broken with ASEAN tradition in taking his “preemptive” regional tour last week instead of after his inauguration, but seeing as his aim was to reassure our neighbors that Southeast Asia would remain the core of his administration's foreign policy, it is highly likely that Indonesia's next president will keep with the low-key, primus inter pares approach of his predecessors.
