To Curb Disruptions, Tokyo’s Tourist Area Bans Alcohol Consumption in the Streets
Shibuya District claims that excessive tourism causes disturbances to local residents. One of Tokyo’s most popular tourist neighborhoods is implementing strict measures to curb misconduct caused by overtourism. The new regulation aims to ban alcohol consumption in public spaces. The measure, set to take effect in October, will prohibit drinking alcoholic beverages on the streets […]
Amazon receives authorization to expand its drone delivery program in the United States
This approval came after the successful completion of collaborative testing with regulatory authorities. With this new permit in hand, the company has ambitious plans: by the end of this decade, it aims to deliver no less than 500 million packages using drones. The announcement was made by Amazon itself, marking a significant breakthrough in the […]
Billionaires Plan New Submarine Expedition to the Titanic Wreck
Nearly a year after the tragic failure of the Titan submersible operation by OceanGate, which resulted in the loss of five lives, a new audacious initiative emerges: a pair of magnates plan to explore the Titanic wreckage using an advanced submersible. One of the protagonists of this venture is Larry Connor, a renowned real estate […]
Russia to Build Central Asia’s First Nuclear Power Plant in Uzbekistan
Russia is preparing to build a small nuclear power plant in Uzbekistan, marking the first project of its kind in post-Soviet Central Asia. The announcement was made by Uzbek President Shavkat Mirziyoyev during a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin. This nuclear project represents a significant milestone in the cooperation between the two countries and […]
Mass Wedding Announcement of 100 Girls and Young Women in Nigeria Sparks Debate on Child Marriage and Female Education Access
While Muslim clerics refuse to suspend such unions, activists emphasize the urgent need for investment in children’s education, particularly for girls. The region of Maiduguri, already plagued by frequent attacks from armed groups, faces a complex social crisis exacerbated by child marriage. Women’s and children’s rights advocates are increasingly concerned about the repercussions of these […]
The famous daily coffee: understand whether it is an ally or villain for headaches
Have you ever found yourself saying something like, “If I don’t have my coffee, my head will explode with pain”? This phrase, so common in the daily lives of many people, reflects an intriguing relationship between coffee and headaches. But is there really a direct connection? Or is the habit of consuming coffee merely masking […]
Michelin Stars Awarded to Restaurants in New York, Chicago, and Washington in the Highly Anticipated 2024 Edition
The U.S. culinary scene shines with the new selection from the Michelin Guide. New York leads the list, while Jungsik, specializing in high-end Korean cuisine, stands out as the only new restaurant to achieve the top distinction of three stars. Explore all the highlights and the diversity of culinary styles celebrated. On Monday night (9th), […]
Trump Wants to Transform His Inauguration into a Global Event, Inviting Controversial Leaders and Strategic Allies
Donald Trump, eager to reshape his presidential inauguration in 2025, is making personalized efforts to invite a series of global leaders to the event. Aiming to turn the ceremony into a true international celebration, Trump is extending invitations to some of the top names in global politics, including heads of state from countries with which […]
Understand the Certification of Presidential Votes in the U.S.
The certification of votes for the elected president of the United States is a crucial step in the American electoral process, officially confirming the election of the new president and vice president of the country. This ceremony takes place during a joint session of Congress, comprising the House of Representatives and the Senate, and serves […]
Australia Intensifies Pressure on Tech Giants and Threatens to Charge for Use of Journalistic Content
The Australian government announced on Thursday (12) a proposal for new regulations that could require major tech companies like Google and Meta to pay millions of dollars to media organizations in the country for the use of journalistic content on their platforms. This initiative is part of an effort to protect local journalism and balance […]