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Hot summer, "cool" vacation trend rises in Europe
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Summer is originally the season to look for sunshine. When mentioning European summer tourism, tourists often think of the brilliant Mediterranean beaches in Greece, Spain or Italy. But when climate change causes extreme temperatures to rise, hot weather becomes the reason why a part of tourists reverse their habits: Heading north to find cool places. This trend called "Coolcation" - vacation - is becoming a new choice for summer travel season.
Majestic Himalayas seen from Moscow
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Admiring the paintings of the Himalayas by the Russian mountain master - Nicholas Roerich, I feel so small amidst the majestic and mysterious wild mountains...
56 hours of sleepless journey to conquer the Baltic Sea
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Can you drive, run for 56 hours without sleeping? If you know it's too difficult, think about how terrible it is to swim for 56 hours in the sea...
6 potential candidates to become United Nations Secretary-General
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Four women and 2 men are running to succeed Antonio Guterres as head of the United Nations.
737 MAX returns to the focus in efforts to revive Boeing
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Below are notable milestones in the development process of the Boeing 737 MAX passenger aircraft line.
Ukraine's Russian counter-attack strategy: A double-edged sword
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Ukraine's recent counter-attacking tactics against Russia have been likened to a double-edged sword: If successful, it will break through very quickly, otherwise there will be very heavy losses.
Will there ever be a billion-dollar Nord Stream pipeline that continues to die?
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According to experts, repairing the damage to the Nord Stream gas pipeline under the seabed is not impossible, but it will take time and cost.
After the pandemic, Japan faces a medical human resource crisis
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Since the COVID-19 pandemic, the health care sector of many countries around the world, including Japan, has faced a series of serious challenges.
Vietnam is forecast to have the fastest growth rate of super-rich people in the world
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Vietnam is forecast to have the world's fastest growth rate in the number of super-rich people with assets of 100 million USD or more in the next decade.
How to increase the basic salary to cope with sharp price increases?
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The Director General of the International Labor Organization (ILO) called on countries to increase basic wages to support workers in coping with rising prices.
Notable developments in the world gold market
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A large amount of gold from the West is pouring into Asia in increasing quantity in the context of constantly fluctuating gold prices.
Russia shows signs of withdrawing from Kherson, how is the conflict turning around?
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Ukrainian forces attacking in the south have focused on Kherson, the capital of the province of the same name that has been under Russian control since the early days of the war.
Good news, bad news and uncertain news about gas in the EU this winter
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If the EU can avoid the worst gas crisis of this winter, it is still an unanswered question.
Bloomberg: Sanctioned but Russia still has impressive revenue increase
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Sanctions on Russia do not reduce the country's revenue but instead increase it.
Sweden releases first video of Nord Stream torn apart after explosion
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Sweden released the first videos and photos of the damage after the Nord Stream gas pipeline explosion.
How are Russian tactical nuclear weapons deployed?
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Ukraine and the West are concerned that Russia may use tactical nuclear weapons, but Moscow says Russia's stance has been misunderstood.
The latest situation of the Russian oil and gas group before the EU ban
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Russian oil and gas giant Rosneft has the latest solution as the EU's ban on Russian oil is about to take effect.
Bloomberg: Forecast of up to 100% confidence in the US economic recession
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The US economic recession in the next 12 months is certain to be 100%, according to the new forecast model.
EU suffers unprecedented energy earthquake
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Italy and the rest of the EU are experiencing an unprecedented energy seismic as electricity prices are almost doubling.
Reasons why Russia suddenly stopped large-scale missile attacks on Ukraine
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President Vladimir Putin said that Russia currently does not need to carry out more large-scale missile attacks on Ukraine.
