Japan’s imperial family joins Instagram to modernize and engage with younger generations, but initial posts are criticized for being dull and lacking authenticity.
Severe drought in Spain causes olive oil prices to soar, impacting production and consumption worldwide.
Dog Teasel surprises owner by caring for abandoned kittens, showing maternal instincts and fostering them.
Long-lost Klimt painting found in Vienna after almost 100 years, estimated to be worth over $54 million.
Young people in their early 20s are more likely to be out of work due to ill health than those in their early 40s, with poor mental health being a significant factor, according to a report by the Resolution Foundation.
YouTube’s experimental AI tool, Dream Track, lets users imitate the voices of popular artists like Demi Lovato and John Legend, while the company also announced other AI music projects, including a tool that creates instrumentals based on a melody hummed by artists.
Hollywood performers strike against gaming giants over AI concerns, seeking fair protections and compensation.
Nissan announces £2 billion investment to build three electric car models in the UK, preserving thousands of jobs.
Sales to kidults, adults who buy toys for themselves, have defied the overall downturn in toy sales, accounting for over a quarter of the UK toy market and worth over £1 billion a year, as adults find toys fun and beneficial for their mental health.
SpaceX’s successful second test flight of its Starship rocket shows significant progress in its development, despite technical issues that cut the flight short.
Moldovan president’s dog bites Austrian president’s hand during walk, sparking discussion on pet etiquette.
Tamagotchi’s global sales double as it makes a nostalgic yet modern comeback, appealing to all ages.
San Diego’s giant pandas symbolize wildlife conservation and strengthen international ties through panda diplomacy.
Queen Camilla’s visit to Kenya showcased her engagement with local culture and her support for wildlife conservation efforts.
Shipping firm AP Moller-Maersk is set to cut 3,500 more jobs due to lower freight rates and demand, signaling a slowdown in the global economy.
