The Peninsula Paris — September 28, 2014 The Peninsula has been a familiar name in Hong Kong, a byword for luxury, and now, for the first time, Continue Reading ...
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Café Royal, London — April 13, 2014 If it sounds more like a bar than a hotel, that’s because it was. For a long time, Café Royal Continue Reading ...
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Local and regional universities look to offer MOOCs as trend goes global — May 20, 2014 As the trend for massive open online courses gathers pace, universities from Britain and around the region
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US immigration debate — February 22, 2017 Shanthi Sekaran – herself the child of immigrants to the US – dramatises a hot-button issue with
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