Peel the Rich: The $6.2 million banana and the art world’s greatest punchline
In a world where duct tape and a supermarket banana can command a cool $6.2 million, Maurizio Cattelan’s Comedian has proven one thing: contemporary art [more…]
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GCAP takes flight as leaders discuss expanding global fighter jet collaboration
In the bustling corridors of the G20 summit in Rio, Italy, Japan, and Britain found a quiet moment to talk about the future of aerial [more…]
Greece’s modern defense vision takes flight
Imagine Greece’s skyline, ancient temples nestled amid modern cities, now shielded by cutting-edge anti-aircraft and missile defense technology. Yes, that’s the future Greece envisions. In [more…]
Thousands ride all night for soup, stopped by traffic cops
In the cool hours before dawn, students pedaled in a blur of excitement, chasing nothing but the thrill of youth and the promise of hot [more…]
President Prabowo’s first trip to China signals a push for economic growth
Fresh from the presidential seat, Prabowo Subianto’s first diplomatic steps took him directly to Beijing—a choice that speaks volumes. Meeting with top-tier Chinese officials like [more…]
Decision Day 2024: America chooses between Harris and Trump
Election Day is finally here, and if you thought 2020 was wild, 2024 just raised the bar. Picture this: a presidential race with two assassination [more…]
Singapore’s high-tech traffic plan: GPS over Gantries
Imagine a city so tight on space, it’s reinventing the road rules to keep traffic from taking over. Welcome to Singapore, where cars don’t just [more…]
Hong Kong bets on baby bonus to boost birth rate
In Hong Kong’s ongoing quest to give its dwindling birth rate a much-needed lift, the government’s Newborn Baby Bonus scheme has dropped a bit of [more…]
Hug it out…but make it quick: Dunedin Airport’s 3-minute farewell rule
In a world where goodbyes have always been tinged with a mix of melancholy and love, Dunedin International Airport in New Zealand has thrown a [more…]
Japan’s foreign aid falls short, billions wasted on delayed, underused projects
In a disappointing turn for Japan’s foreign aid efforts, millions of yen in taxpayer money have been poured into projects that have fallen dramatically short [more…]