Article Today, Australia: Australia has enforced a nationwide ban on social media access for children below the age of 16, marking one of the most stringent digital regulations in the world. The rule came into effect on Wednesday, though the legislation was passed nearly a year ago. The government stated that the delay was meant…
Article Today, America: China has emerged as the most disliked country in the world, followed closely by the United States, according to a 2025 global perception survey conducted by World Population Review. The survey assessed public opinion across multiple regions, reflecting attitudes shaped by recent geopolitical, social and humanitarian developments. China at the Top China…
Article Today, South Korea: South Korean authorities have uncovered a major cybercrime involving the hacking of more than 1.2 lakh Internet Protocol cameras installed in homes and workplaces. The compromised devices included low-cost home surveillance cameras that are widely used as alternatives to conventional CCTV systems. As a result, private moments of individuals were illegally…
Article Today, America: Writers from across the world have shaped global Literature conversations in 2025 with a wide range of themes and narrative styles. The New York Times has announced its annual list of 100 notable books, reflecting major social, political and technological concerns of the present time. The selected works span science fiction, historical…
Article Today, South Korea: South Korea is facing a rapidly ageing population, with nearly one-fifth of its citizens now aged 65 and above. The speed of this demographic shift has placed immense pressure on social security systems, family support structures, and mental health services. As traditional family care weakens, a growing number of elderly people…
Article Today, Seoul:A growing number of women from around the world are travelling to South Korea in search of treatments that promise a younger appearance. Gangnam, a prominent district in Seoul, has become a major hub for beauty tourism. Women from the United States and several European countries are choosing South Korea for procedures designed…
Article Today, America:The global art community has expressed surprise at the soaring demand for paintings by Bob Ross, the late television host known for his gentle teaching style and scenic landscapes. A recent auction in Los Angeles saw three of his works sell for more than Rs. 5.28 crore. The strong bidding reflects a renewed…
Article Today, Sudan:The Rapid Support Forces (RSF), Sudan’s powerful paramilitary group, have been accused of committing large-scale atrocities in the city of El-Fasher, the last major stronghold of the Sudanese army in the Darfur region. Recent international media reports reveal that over 2,000 civilians may have been killed in a brutal offensive last month. Evidence…
Article Today, Hyderabad:India’s political landscape may soon witness a new wave of transparency. Artificial Intelligence-based search platform Perplexity AI is set to introduce a finance-tracking feature that reveals stock holdings and asset details of political leaders. The company’s CEO, Aravind Srinivas, confirmed that the feature will be launched in India within a few weeks. Technology…
Article Today, New York:As hospitals around the world struggle with doctor shortages and long patient queues, artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots are quietly transforming healthcare. A recent article in The Wall Street Journal by American writer Daniel Akst highlights how patients are increasingly turning to AI-based consultations, often finding them more patient and accessible than human…
