Solar storms are waking up again — and scientists say we could be heading into a period of increased solar activity that may have consequences for Earth. After decades of declining solar activity, new research confirms that the sun is experiencing a surge in sunspots, flares, and coronal mass ejections (CMEs). This resurgence is significant…
The Japanese landscapes that inspired Studio Ghibli are more than just beautiful backdrops — they are living, breathing places that capture the very soul of Hayao Miyazaki’s creations. As Studio Ghibli celebrates its 40th anniversary, fans around the globe are rediscovering the real-life forests, hot springs, and villages that shaped some of the most iconic…
The India doping scandal is threatening to derail the country’s ambitious push to host the 2036 Summer Olympics. A surge in doping cases has put Indian athletes under scrutiny, raising concerns about the country’s ability to deliver a clean and fair sporting environment. IOC Raises Concerns Over India’s Bid The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has…
The Trump $15B defamation lawsuit against The New York Times (NYT) marks one of the most aggressive legal challenges by a sitting US president against a major media outlet. Announced on Monday, the lawsuit alleges that NYT defamed Donald Trump, his family, and the America First movement through coverage linking him to disgraced financier Jeffrey…
The Paul Givan AI speech controversy has ignited political tension in Northern Ireland as Education Minister Paul Givan faced accusations that his speech on special educational needs (SEN) was written by artificial intelligence. Givan, a senior Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) figure, strongly denied the claims, labeling them a “cheap shot” during a heated exchange in…
Tech-Free Bedrooms for Teens are becoming a popular way to help young people sleep better, focus more, and reconnect with their families. In today’s always-connected world, this might sound like an impossible challenge — but what happens when teenagers actually try it? A group of students from Bradford, the 2025 UK City of Culture, decided…
Netherlands Eurovision 2026 boycott calls are gaining momentum after Dutch broadcaster AVROTROS announced that it will withdraw from next year’s competition in Vienna if Israel participates. The broadcaster cited the “ongoing and severe human suffering in Gaza” as the key reason for its stance, joining a growing list of European countries and leaders demanding Israel’s…
COP30 climate summit preparations have taken a major step forward as China’s former veteran climate envoy, Xie Zhenhua, is set to meet with top European Union officials to reinvigorate faltering global climate talks. The high-level meeting comes just weeks before the COP30 conference, scheduled for November in Belém, Brazil, and is seen as a crucial…
Waqf Act 2025 has become the centre of a major legal battle in India after the country’s Supreme Court suspended several key provisions of the law that govern Muslim-donated properties. The decision is being hailed as a crucial moment for India’s 200 million Muslims, who consider waqf lands a cornerstone of their community life. The…
Google AI investment UK is making headlines as Alphabet, Google’s parent company, commits a massive £5bn ($6.8bn) to British artificial intelligence research and infrastructure. This major investment will expand Google’s footprint in the UK, support London-based DeepMind, and fund new scientific breakthroughs — all announced just days before U.S. President Donald Trump’s state visit. This…
