Citizens of the world in Bucharest
“Citizens of the World” is the title of the event hosted by the Italian Embassy in Bucharest on 27th and 28th May. The event included the inauguration of the itinerant
A brief code of Skopje
Darina, is a Slovackian friend of Expatclic. She lives in Skopje since 2007 from where she sends us this interesting article about the capital of Macedonia… Thank you Darina!
Middle eastern cuisine and b/w photographs from Pakistan
An expat life can be at times a difficult, lonesome, even a boring life. But it can also be a very plentiful one, rich of people, places and meetings with
Discovering Galapagos
Cecilia is an Italian friend of Expatclic, who has lived in Egypt before arriving in Ecuador, where she currently lives with her husband and son. She recently made a cruise
Samassati light therapy
After spending twenty years in Japan, Australian Lyn Doole has returned home to Maslin Beach in South Australia to operate a small wellness facility incorporating techniques picked up in various
The Chinese massage
Paul, a Chinese expatriate in Tunisia, sends us this interesting article about Chinese Massage and tells us about a personal experience in his hosting country. Thank you Paul!!! Introduction to
Grace and her 34 months in prison in Lima, Peru
Grace is a North American citizen that moved to Peru many years ago. Under circumstances that we do not discuss here, she was imprisoned for 34 months in a women’s
France set the tone…and Music Day was born!
We propose you an article that Viviane (former team member of the Francophone section of Expatclic) had written on Music Day and on some musical instruments around the world. To put
Christmas celebrations in the Armenian Diaspora
I was born of Armenian parents in 1943 in Valence (France). In those days the Armenian migration was closely linked to the ability to transfer one’s property at the time
Christmas in Bulgaria
Thank you so much Dima for this beautiful article on Christmas in Bulgaria! Christmas in my family (Bulgaria) I find that living in a foreign country strengthens one’s own sense
