I am building a website using nextjs with the goal of having multiple regions (e.g. website.com/uk, website.com/us) and I want to use Ghost for the website blog. I however have a few questions.
Do I need to install the blog for each region if I want to achieve a URL like these www.website.com/uk/blog, website dot com/uk/blog or is there a better way to handle it?
Most posts will be similar across regions; however, how do I handle the rare occasion we want to make a blog post specifically for one region?
I am looking forward to hearing back from the community.
Thanks Ryan for getting back to me. I guess the headless use of ghost is a possibility. The Ghost features I look forward to is the SEO, Speed, Publishing workflows and the Editor.
with handlebars theme, I made it possible. I am on the same Ghost Instance without installing seperate instances for each language. The only thing that we have to do is use the filtering with using tags + logic. We can do the same with the API.
The most common setup we typically see is that people use separate Ghost installs for different regions, like en.example.com or de.example.com - with the same theme on each
This often makes the most sense when there are different staff for different regions anyway, so there usually isn’t a need to have many staff users duplicated between installs - outside of owners/administrators.
I am on the same Ghost Instance without installing seperate instances for each language. 
The only thing that we have to do is use the filtering with using tags + logic. We can do the same with the API.