The King's Birthday is considered a national holiday in Britain. Although it is not a public holiday, it attracts large numbers of Londoners and tourists from around the world. People gather along the parade route to greet the monarch
Russia Day, celebrated annually on June 12, is one of the most significant public holidays in the Russian Federation. Its history dates back to 1990, when the Declaration of State Sovereignty of the RSFSR was adopted
World Bank cuts 2026 global growth forecast to 2.5% due to Mideast conflict, high energy prices, and inflation, while AI investments offer a ray of hope.
Discover how the Second World Conference on Classical Studies in Athens aims to solve modern global challenges using ancient Greek and Chinese wisdom.
Cloudflare Radar data reveals automated systems now account for 57.4% of all web traffic, officially outnumbering human users online.
In an era of current global instability, when international relations are rapidly fragmenting and the world is experiencing a profound crisis of mutual trust, open and inclusive political dialogue is no longer simply a feature of classical diplomacy
How artificial intelligence transforms the global job market: rising competition, automation fears, doubled job hunting time, and expert career adaptability tips.
Türkiye has long been one of the leading venues for major national and international cultural and artistic events. One of the most remarkable of these events is the Mardin Biennial, taking place this year from May 15 to June 21
VLSFO price hits $856 amid the Strait of Hormuz closure. CCTV+ reports rising spot freight rates and potential 150% shipping cost hikes by end of summer.
Uzbekistan continues to strengthen its position as one of the most active hubs of cooperation between Central and South Asia
With the onset of the steady summer heat, millions of owners of private homes and ground-floor apartments face a dilemma between the need to ventilate their rooms at night and the inevitable infestation of mosquitoes, flies, and gnats
In today's media landscape, the topic of freshwater shortages is surrounded by a multitude of polarized opinions. On the one hand, environmentalists and politicians regularly warn of a threatening decline in the planet's water resources; on the other, anyone who remembers their high school physics and geography courses will reasonably object: the law of conservation of mass has not been repealed
ORIENT has prepared an editorial review and analysis of the key points of this landmark speech, which reveals the profound philosophy of integration processes in the Eurasian space
The problem of impulsive scrolling through social media and news feeds, which robs modern city dwellers of hours of productive time, has found a simple and effective solution. Behavioral psychologists from the University of Cambridge have published the results of a study on the mechanisms of habit formation, proposing a method called "artificial friction."
Modern humans have developed an amazing evolutionary skill: they can simultaneously read an analytical report, listen to TV news in the background, respond to voicemails or work notifications, chat with colleagues or family members, and grab a snack on the go. We think we masterfully manage chaos, but neuroscientists view us with compassion
