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After 48 hours of extreme tension and apocalyptic threats from President Trump, a two-week truce has been reached.

The footwear market is changing fast as big brands like Nike and Crocs face new rivals. Nike is still the world’s largest sportswear company, but it has struggled lately.

The Swiss city of Lugano is home to one of the world’s most advanced supercomputers, called Alps.

Our planet is experiencing a powerful geomagnetic storm, the most potent in over two decades, which might disrupt power and communication systems worldwide.

Céline Dion shared an exciting announcement video on her 58th birthday. She confirmed she will perform in Paris again starting this September.

Japanese police are starting to punish people who ride bicycles recklessly, following a record number of accidents that involved pedestrians.

Trading cards, especially Pokémon, have transformed from childhood hobbies into serious financial investments.

Sweden, once known for being very open, now has some of the strictest migration policies in Europe.

A study from the Australian National University has shown that surfing adds around 2 billion dollars to Australia’s economy annually. However, experts warn that surf breaks, where waves form, need more legal protection.

Young people in London are trying a creative new way to find love called Date My Mate.

Plastic is no longer just in our environment; it is inside our bodies. Microplastics and nanoplastics enter our bodies through the air we breathe, the skin, and especially through what we eat and drink.

The Philippines has declared a state of national energy emergency due to the conflict in the Middle East. President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. signed an executive order because the country’s fuel supply is in imminent danger.

Flash-panning is a modern dating trend similar to love bombing and ghosting. It starts with intense excitement, often including attention, dates, and shared experiences.

In Denmark, trust plays a key role in society, especially in Copenhagen. For example, you can rent a kayak for free with GreenKayak, but the catch is that you must collect trash while paddling through the canals.