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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.
The Earth is in danger after the terrible Sun storm 9,200 years ago
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A powerful solar storm hit Earth 9,200 years ago, leaving permanent scars on the deep ice layer under Greenland and the South pole.
Overview of the fate of Europe without Russian gas
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Europe will need to find alternative natural gas supplies to avoid a crisis without Russian gas.
China becomes the global economic locomotive by the end of 2023?
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China is forecast to become the world's economic locomotive by the end of 2023 thanks to its rich policy toolkit and stable commitments.
Can the Arctic route compete with the Suez Canal?
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The Arctic route is expected by Russia to replace the Suez Canal.
Will the Earth move fast or slow in the solar System?
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As a planet in the solar System, the Earth is constantly moving, rotating around itself and around its orbit. So what is the exact speed of the Earth? fast or slow?
Female professor receives VinFuture Prize: Doing science is like rowing a boat backwards
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One of three scientists receiving the VinFuture reward of 3 million USD on January 20 was female professor Katalin Kariko - who laid the foundation for mRNA technology to create the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine.
5 famous peaceful tourist villages in the world
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From the hobbit village in The Prince of Rings to the squatting tourist village in the film of the same name, each has its own peaceful and unique appearance.
The five oldest languages in the world
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Egyptian, Tamil and Phan are three of the five most ancient languages in the world.
Overview of the Nord Stream 2 Russian gas pipeline splitting the West
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The $11 billion Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline is the focus of Russia-Western tensions, putting the US in a difficult position with some of its European allies, divided by other European countries and within the US.
China's longest high-speed railway in the world continues to last
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China plans to expand its already world-long high-speed rail network to 50,000 km by 2025.
10-day, 10-night wedding of the world's richest Brunei Royal princess
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Prince Fadzilah of the world's richest Brunei royal family is holding a lavish 10-day wedding.
Reasons why the West cannot resist the Chinese market
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Although business operations in China may be complicated, many Western companies are willing to bet on the world's second largest economy, believing that the opportunities are still too good to miss.
Top 5 most dangerous active volcanoes in the world
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An active volcano is always a lurking danger because no one can know before it will explode.
Russia's response when gas supplies are attacked on two fronts
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Russia insists it has nothing to do with the gas crisis in Europe and has denied the International Energy Agency's allegations that Russia is curbing supply and raising prices of natural gas.
Breakthrough in decoding strange traces in the tomb of the Egyptian pharaoh tutankhamun
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The tomb of the Egyptian pharaoh Tutankhamun has confused Egyptians for decades, with a series of mysterious black spots that could reveal the fate of the great pharaoh.
