Southeast Asia is home to some of the most gridlocked cities in the world, making traffic an accepted part of daily life. Go-Jek offers a way to minimise this disruption through on-demand motorcycle taxis that not only help people get around, but which bring a range of services to their doorstep.

As the concept of healthy living spreads across South East Asia, jamu, an old-age Indonesian health tonic, is growing in popularity among young Western tourists, as the brand makes a concerted effort to push the drink as a traditional wellness product to health-conscious foreigners.

Refugee communities often struggle with marginalisation, but a Malaysian startup is looking to change that by using something everyone has in common – food. The Picha Project runs a sustainable catering service that lets locals sample refugee cuisine, helping bridge the gap between communities.

One-in-five Britons feel that the only time they can truly indulge their patriotism is during a national event. Ahead of the nuptials of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, retailer Iceland is releasing a dupe wedding cake to help sweet-toothed patriots celebrate like a royal.