İstanbul evokes images of the Bosphorus shimmering in sunlight, the majestic Hagia Sophia, or the charming Maiden's Tower rising from the sea. Among the city's beloved features, one more truly deserves a spot on the list: İstanbul’s adorable cats
This year's International Youth Day theme, "Different Contexts, Common Aspirations," highlights a powerful truth: despite wildly different national realities, young people everywhere share similar hopes for dignity, opportunity, and a sustainable future
UNESCO designates Beijing as the 2029 World Capital of Architecture. Explore its rich heritage, sustainable urban development, and innovation.
Culture is one of the most powerful forces that brings nations closer together and strengthens mutual trust between countries. It is the face of a nation, the reflection of its spiritual identity, its history and future, and the cradle of centuries-old values
Moderate caffeine consumption may be safe for most adults and is not associated with an increased risk of cardiovascular disease. This is the conclusion of a new scientific review on the effects of coffee on heart health
Hot weather can be a serious challenge for babies. Children's bodies don't regulate temperature as effectively as adults: they heat up faster and are less able to cope with overheating
Uzbekistan is entering a period in which domestic transformation is becoming increasingly interconnected with global economic processes. The country has set ambitious goals: accelerating economic growth, advancing the technological modernization of industry, attracting large-scale investment, expanding exports and integrating into international value chains
Summertime activities by the sea, in pools, and in natural bodies of water remain among the most popular ways to spend hot days. However, rising air and water temperatures create more favorable conditions for the proliferation of certain microorganisms, requiring increased attention to preventative measures
Long-haul flights and time zone changes can be a serious challenge for the body. After traveling, many experience sleep disturbances, daytime fatigue, decreased concentration, headaches, and changes in digestive function
How Beijing Children's Hospital's Impeder-AI assists rural doctors, bringing expert medical knowledge to remote communities.
The forthcoming state visit of President of the Republic of Uzbekistan Shavkat Mirziyoyev to Kyrgyzstan on 30–31 July will mark a new milestone in the development of Uzbek–Kyrgyz relations, which have undergone a profound transformation in recent years — from overcoming accumulated disagreements to building a comprehensive model of strategic cooperation
Flexibility is reshaping the way people travel. According to data from Expedia Group, one of the world’s leading travel platforms, travellers are increasingly embracing more flexible planning. For travellers taking this more spontaneous approach, keeping an eye on last-minute deals, promotions, and weather conditions, Türkiye stands out as one of the Mediterranean’s most compelling destinations.
A whole week has passed since the conclusion of the 2026 World Cup, and passions are still running high. They revolve not only around the football, but also around our entire planet. But it's all happening in an interesting way, just like in that old but very funny Stanley Kramer comedy, which is very relevant to our topic, called "It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World
Global demand for heritage tourism continues to grow as travellers increasingly seek authentic, immersive cultural experiences
With the onset of peak summer temperatures, our body goes into high-stress mode. We often feel lethargy, headache, or heaviness, attributing it to the banal "steamed up in the sun." However, in most cases, the reason lies in subtle biochemical processes associated with the loss of moisture and minerals
