Coleman News

1 month ago | colemannews.com | Sam Allcock

At a time when beauty influencers promote 10-step skincare routines, a new approach is gaining traction among skincare enthusiasts: the skin reset trend. This method emphasizes simplicity, focusing on doing less to help your skin heal naturally. But is it necessary for you? Or should you continue using the stockpile of skincare products from your last shopping spree? Experts weigh in to help you decide. Think of a skin reset as a detox for your face.

1 month ago | colemannews.com | Sam Allcock

Muscat, Oman – National Finance, a leading finance company in the Sultanate of Oman, has announced its strategic sponsorship of the Oman International Drift Championship (OIDC) 2025. This initiative aims to support young motorsports enthusiasts and highlight Oman as a global hub for drifting excellence. The championship, known for attracting top-tier drivers worldwide, showcases precision, skill, and passion in the sport of drifting.

1 month ago | colemannews.com | Sam Allcock

Nepal, long celebrated as a trekking paradise, is rapidly changing. New roads are making once-remote regions accessible, shifting the landscape for adventurers seeking solitude. Yet, hidden away in the Himalayan foothills, there are still places untouched by the hustle of tourism. Last night, I camped outside the farmhouse of Shanti Punn, nestled 9,000 feet high in the Gandaki province. A member of Nepal’s Magar community, Punn embodies resilience and a deep connection to nature.

1 month ago | colemannews.com | Sam Allcock

Hong Kong’s Retail Sector Faces Challenges, but Mainland Chinese Brands Are Stepping UpHong Kong’s retail property leasing market is set for a shift as mainland Chinese brands and emerging businesses are expected to take a more dominant role in the coming months. This comes despite ongoing challenges in the retail sector, including a prolonged decline in sales and cautiousness from many retailers.

1 month ago | colemannews.com | Sam Allcock

The Philippines has been granted an exemption from the global freeze on U.S. foreign security aid, reaffirming its strategic importance in Washington’s Indo-Pacific agenda. Analysts suggest this decision underscores Manila’s status as the “first-in-line” partner for the United States in the region, particularly concerning security and anti-narcotics efforts.