From Bangladesh to Nepal, young people armed with pirate flags and TikTok accounts brought down regimes that decades of opposition could not touch. One year on, the results are complicated.
India's ambitious six-day AI Impact Summit promised global collaboration and innovation but descended into chaos on opening day, prompting an official apology from the government's technology minister.
Female travellers are hiring attractive young men to carry their bags, pose for photos and play romantic roles at scenic spots across China in a viral trend reshaping the tourism industry.
With five children at home and less than 5000 Indian rupees in her pocket, Naaji Noushi set off from the UAE in a Mahindra Thar to drive across 21 countries. What she found would shatter every stereotype.
In Taliban-ruled Afghanistan, women can get facelifts but not university degrees, cosmetic procedures but not earthquake rescues. Welcome to a regime where looking pretty trumps staying alive, and vanity gets more attention than basic human survival.
From Jakarta to Kathmandu, young protesters are wielding anime pirate flags against corrupt governments. Generation Z has found their symbol of resistance in the most unlikely place: a Japanese manga.
Twelve thousand years after disappearing from Earth, the dire wolf is back. Romulus. Remus. Khaleesi. These are no longer just names from legend, but living proof that we've entered a new age—an age where extinction might not be forever. The question is no longer can we bring them back, but should we?
It seems Donald Trump has taken a page straight out of Hitler's playbook—and he makes no effort to hide it. Trump's administration quietly launched a special programme called "Mission South Africa." Its sole purpose? To resettle white Afrikaners from South Africa.
If you've scrolled through social media in the past 48 hours, It looks like a Studio Ghibli movie. In a 2016 NHK documentary, The One Who Never Ends, Miyazaki is shown a student project powered by machine-generated animation. His reaction is chilling: disgust, disappointment, and a quiet warning about the erosion of human effort in art.
Despite decades in a frosty relationship and several military stand offs, people across the border now have something to bond over. This bring us to an important question, is Pakistan using its soap operas as soft power, or is it simply not that deep.
Cancel culture, at its core, is meant to hold people accountable. However, the line between accountability and mob justice has become increasingly blurred. Should we continue to participate in a culture that destroys lives without room for redemption? Or is it time to reevaluate how we hold public figures accountable in a way that is fair, just, and humane?
America is at war! and it is not the kind of war that you think it is. This time the battlefield is- makeup!
Doomsdayfish, anglerfish, and mass whale strandings—strange ocean events are unfolding worldwide. Legends warn these deep-sea creatures emerge before disasters. Could these eerie sightings signal something catastrophic on the horizon?
Why Are So Many Korean Stars Killing Themselves? The Korean entertainment industry is known for its glamorous idols and picture-perfect celebrities. But behind the scenes, a darker reality exists—one filled with extreme pressure, toxic fan culture, and exploitative contracts.
As the world eagerly awaits Trump's inauguration, there is one thing everyone is curious about - What exactly will the first lady to be will wear?
According to the presidential hopeful's own admission, Harris' campaign's hamartia is male voters. what exactly is her plan to put men on board with her campaign, let's find out.
As the clock ticks down, the urgency of climate change becomes more pronounced. Recent visuals of nature juxtaposed with timers serve as a stark reminder of our rapidly closing window to address this pressing issue. According to the United Nations, we have little more than five years before the impacts of climate change become irreversible. This impending crisis is reflected in our everyday lives, with new climate disasters emerging every month, underscoring the urgency of the situation.
Laapataa Ladies has been announced to be India's official entry to Oscars 2025, but with this announcement came a citation document that labels Indian women as a "strange mix of submission and dominance," a choice of words that have sparked widespread criticism against the Film Federation of India (FFI).
With the final showdown of the U.S. Elections just days away, it has allegedly been reported that presidential hopeful Donald Trump has reportedly hired close to 5000 lawyers in preparation for the U.S. election results.
Kamala Harris just lost the U.S. election to Trump, and It will only be a matter of time before hundreds of political pundits start picking apart her campaign, telling the masses what went wrong and how she could have done it better. In the middle of all these discussions, one question stands out: Was America ever ready to elect a woman president?
