Why is Venice charging an entry fee for tourists? | Explained
The story so far: On April 25, Venice, a city in Italy, to control overtourism, introduced an entry ...
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Daily quiz | On International Jazz Day
Q: Which famous American jazz musician and composer mooted the idea of having an International Jazz ...
On the importance of regulatory sandboxes in artificial intelligence
The advancement of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies has posed both unprecedented opportunit...
The use of AI in drug development | Explained
Drug development is an expensive and time-consuming process. However, the advent of Artificial Intel...
How Europe’s AI convention balances innovation and human rights | Explained
The story so far: The global governance of artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming more complex eve...
How the cracks in OpenAI’s foundation reignited mistrust in Sam Altman
In November last year, over the two-day snafu when OpenAI chief Sam Altman was fired and reinstated,...
Why does instability and chaos persist in Haiti? | Explained
The story so far: Following a three-month forced shutdown, Haiti’s main international airport in Por...
What is happening in the French territory of New Caledonia? | Explained
The story so far: On June 3, the Socialist Kanak National Liberation Front (FLNKS) of the south paci...
The far-right swing in European Parliament elections | Explained
The story so far: As 51.1% of nearly 400 million Europeans voted in marathon polls held across 27 me...
We finally (sort of) know how Google Search works
On May 5, Rand Fishkin, the CEO of marketing research firm, SparkToro and SEO expert, received an an...
China’s ‘grey-zone’ warfare tactics against Taiwan | Explained
The story so far: Since the new Taiwanese president Lai Ching-te has assumed office, all eyes have b...
Q: June 17 marks the end of Iceland’s centuries old ties with which country. A: Denmark Q: What is t...
The story so far: On June 11, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) acknowledged the tragic loss of...
Daily Quiz | On June 19 events
Q: This American couple was convicted of spying for the Soviet Union in 1951. On June 19, 1953, the ...
How cinema is captured and presented through the IMAX format
Cinema has always been a home to spectacle. Most theatrically released cinematic works, especially t...
An overview of the French elections | Explained
The story so far: The first phase of the French elections conducted on June 30, after President Emma...
