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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.
Revealing the country that can replace Russia in supplying oil and gas to the EU
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Iran can partly make up for the EU oil and gas shortage caused by the Russia-Ukraine conflict, but comes with many difficult conditions.
Taiwan investigates human trafficking ring to Cambodia
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On August 21, the Taiwanese diplomatic agency (China) said it was working to support the return of hundreds of Taiwanese people held hostage by a human trafficking ring in Cambodia.
Foreign countries make the EU dependent on Russian gas
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For more than two decades, the European Union has searched for gas from the huge reserves of the Caspian Sea, but major pipeline projects have been discussed and forgotten. Meanwhile, Europe is increasingly dependent on Russian gas.
How bad is the risk of disaster at the Ukrainian nuclear power plant?
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Military activity near the Ukrainian Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant has prompted experts to warn that the risk of a serious nuclear incident is real.
Tasmania tiger revival project after nearly a century of extinction
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After plans to bring back the curly elephant, genetic engineering company Colossal is looking to revive another extinct animal: Tasmania's crab.
Germany could live in fear for less than 3 months if Russia cuts off gas
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German gas is enough to be used for at least 3 months in case Russia cuts off supply.
South Korea ambits to become the world's leading arms supplier
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South Korea plans to become one of the world's top four arms suppliers, President Yoon Suk-yeol stressed in a speech on August 17 on the occasion of his 100th birthday in power.
Warning of a greater disaster than Chernobyl at the Ukrainian nuclear power plant
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The Ukrainian military has been accused of launching a missile attack on Europe's largest nuclear power plant, which could lead to a nuclear disaster greater than the Chernobyl disaster in 1986.
Risk of the worst heatstroke power crisis in China in 60 years
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Several Chinese cities have ordered the closure of all factories to ease power shortages as a terrifying heat wave swept across the country.
Chinese-born Professor finds the world's best semiconductor
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Chinese-American Professor Gang Chen and his colleagues announced the discovery of the world's best semiconductor.
The latest discovery in the mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang is surprising
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The latest research shows a surprising discovery of horses in the tomb of Qin Shi Huang, the first emperor of China.
After all, will the "crown prince" of Samsung immediately become president?
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The pardon of Mr. Lee Jae-yong - Vice President of Samsung Electronics was just approved by South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol last week. This decision paves the way for Samsung's heir to officially take over the leadership of the world's largest memory chip and smartphone maker.
Russia launches the most advanced weapons at Army Forum 2022
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Russia will present about 200 of its most advanced weapons at the International Military Technical Forum (Army 2022) from August 15-21.
Shocking evidence of the thief of treasure in tutankhamun's mausoleum
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The treasure trove in the tomb of Tutankhamun - an ancient Egyptian pharaoh - may have been stolen by archaeologists themselves, according to new evidence.
Qin Shi Huang and the search for medicine for immortal birth
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Qin Shi Huang, the first emperor of China, is said to have wanted a university to be immortal.
