Dear readers! With both pride and a touch of surprise, we note that in just one year (May 2027)—which will no doubt pass in the blink of an eye —”Our Harbour/Nasha Gavan” will celebrate its 25 th anniversary. We would like to prepare properly for this milestone and mark it in a way that creates

Sometimes, life writes stories so profound that only time reveals their true meaning. Mine is one such story, a journey that began in uncertainty and unfolded into a lifetime of memories, love, and deep connection to a distant land that became my second home. In 1989, Sri Lanka was in the grip of severe unrest.

When people hear the words “acting classes,” they often assume these courses are only for those dreaming of the stage or the screen. However, acting is much more than a profession. It is a system of skills that helps people express themselves with confidence in every area of life — especially in their professional lives.

Sambo is a traditional martial art with deep roots and a rich history. Developed in the 1920s, it combines elements of various national wrestling styles, including kurash, chidaoba and judo. Originally created as a practical self-defense system, its name reflects its purpose: SAMBO stands for “self-defense without weapons.” For many, the first encounter with sambo

When the competition “Bridges Across the Ocean: London Meets New Zealand” was announced last year, I initially had no desire to take part — none whatsoever. Yet somehow my mind began working in the background, searching for connections between three countries: the United Kingdom, New Zealand, and Russia. Connections related to one particular person —