What began as a modest side hustle in Dubai has transformed into an international dessert sensation. FIX Dessert Chocolatier, known for its decadent, artfully packaged chocolates, has captured the hearts — and taste buds — of fans across continents. The brand’s rise is a testament to the power of social media. Instagram reels and TikTok…
In Japan, sumo wrestling is more than a sport — it is a centuries-old ritual steeped in Shinto tradition. At the heart of the spectacle lies the dohyo, the sacred clay ring where wrestlers clash in displays of raw strength, balance, and technique. Yet for all its drama, one rule remains unshakable: women are forbidden…
After years of service in the Indian Navy, Captain Gaurav Gautam has once again taken to the waves — but this time, not in uniform and not aboard a warship. Alongside his wife, Vaidehi Chitnavis, and their 12-year-old daughter, Kaeya, Gautam has built a floating, solar-powered home that runs on sunshine, seawater, and a dream…
Astronaut Jim Lovell speaks to the media in front of the Gemini 12 during the unveiling of an exhibition at Chicago’s Adler Planetarium in 2006. Jim Lovell, the legendary astronaut who commanded NASA’s harrowing Apollo 13 mission, has died at the age of 97. A veteran of four spaceflights, Lovell is remembered not only for…
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), the world’s leading contract chipmaker, has terminated several employees over alleged breaches of internal data security protocols related to its cutting-edge semiconductor technology. The case has drawn the attention of prosecutors, who have launched an investigation under Taiwan’s stringent National Security Act. According to company sources, the dismissed workers are…
General Motors (GM) and Hyundai Motor Company have officially unveiled plans to co-develop five new vehicles—a milestone that underscores the power of collaboration in today’s fiercely competitive automotive industry. Announced in early August 2025, the move marks a significant step toward enhanced efficiency, cost savings, and expanded market penetration. Among the five new models, four…
The first harvest of Amazonian fish from one of the ponds contributing to the food security of indigenous families, using solar energy. The initiative is expected to be replicated in a second phase, reaching more indigenous communities in two provinces of the Peruvian Amazon. Credit: Corpi-SL By Mariela JaraLIMA, Aug 8 2025 (IPS) “Our organization…
Carlos Andres Oliveira Caballero, a youth representative from Bolivia, speaking during the closing plenary of the Third United Nations Conference on Landlocked Developing Countries. He said that with support, the youth declaration would usher in a new era for young people in LLDCs. Credit: Joyce Chimbi/IPS By Joyce ChimbiAWAZA, Turkmenistan, Aug 8 2025 (IPS) As…
A buoy in a sea of Vladivostok, Russia is tracking movement of waves. Early warning system is vital for effective disaster management. Credit: Unsplash/Ant Rozetsky By Temily Baker, Morgan Schmeising Barnes and Sanjay SrivastavaBANGKOK, Thailand, Aug 8 2025 (IPS) Significant progress has been made globally in implementing national and local disaster risk reduction strategies. Yet,…
Rushanara Ali has resigned as homelessness minister, Downing Street has confirmed. The move comes after she was accused of hypocrisy over the way she handled rent increases on a house she owns in east London. There were calls for her to step down from homelessness charities and opposition politicians. In a letter to the prime…
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