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Mikkel Thorup: March 29, 2024
Ever thought about where to move if there is a nuclear holocaust? It's not your typical Saturday night pub chat, but with the increasing tensions in our world today, it's worth pondering. I mean, we've all seen the dystopian films and read Orwellian...
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Mikkel Thorup: March 29, 2024
As discussed in a previous article, Germany has drafted a new law to facilitate dual citizenship. Although final approval is still pending, this is a...
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Mikkel Thorup: June 12, 2024
The real estate market in my current home of Panama is buzzing with opportunities for both local and foreign buyers, promising a slice of paradise...
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Mikkel Thorup: March 29, 2024
Have you ever left your house unlocked while popping to the shops? You'd pause for thought, wouldn't you? Now, imagine doing that with your life...
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Mikkel Thorup: March 29, 2024
Some “first world” countries, once seen as the epitome of safety and stability, have started to show cracks in their armour.
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Mikkel Thorup: December 19, 2024
Imagine a metropolis in which corporations are the primary suppliers of public services, generating an atmosphere that encourages rivalry and...
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Mikkel Thorup: January 25 2024
Ever thought about where to move if there is a nuclear holocaust? It's not your typical Saturday night pub chat, but with the increasing tensions in our world today, it's worth pondering. I mean, we've all seen the dystopian films and read Orwellian...
Continue Reading
3 min read
Mikkel Thorup: January 23 2024
As discussed in a previous article, Germany has drafted a new law to facilitate dual citizenship. Although final approval is still pending, this is a...
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Mikkel Thorup: January 20 2024
The real estate market in my current home of Panama is buzzing with opportunities for both local and foreign buyers, promising a slice of paradise...
9 min read
Mikkel Thorup: January 16 2024
Have you ever left your house unlocked while popping to the shops? You'd pause for thought, wouldn't you? Now, imagine doing that with your life...
7 min read
Mikkel Thorup: January 16 2024
Some “first world” countries, once seen as the epitome of safety and stability, have started to show cracks in their armour.
6 min read
Mikkel Thorup: January 13 2024
Imagine a metropolis in which corporations are the primary suppliers of public services, generating an atmosphere that encourages rivalry and...
