LARRY BLEIBERG/ National Geographic: I’m standing on a steel walkway 440 feet above Sydney Harbor when a voice crackles over my headset. My guide tells me to look right and take in one of the world’s most stunning skylines. The view: the familiar clamshell roof of the ...বিস্তারিত
DR. AZEEM IBRAHIM/ Arab News: Saudi Arabia has long been synonymous with oil. For decades, its economy has been heavily reliant on this “black gold,” with petroleum exports dominating its revenue streams. However, the Kingdom’s leadership, under the dynamic Crown Pr ...বিস্তারিত
Tanya Ednan-Laperouse/The Guardian: The last two years have made a huge difference to the millions of people living with food allergies in the UK. Tomorrow is the second anniversary of “Natasha’s law” coming into force. The law requires all food retailers across th ...বিস্তারিত
Gaby Hinsliff/the Guardian: hat are you going to do about the Sun?” It was the first question Neil Kinnock asked, when a bunch of eager young political advisers setting up a now long-forgotten campaign for Britain to join the single currency begged his advice. By then a ...বিস্তারিত
Dheeraj Paramesha/ The Conversation: It might be tempting to connect Xi Jinping’s refusal to attend the G20 summit in India with continuing border tensions. These reached a peak recently when China released an “official map” claiming as its territory several areas t ...বিস্তারিত
Brian Logan / The Guardian: “Ticket sales still 19% down on 2019.” “Can the Edinburgh fringe survive?” It was surprising to leave a jam-packed, jubilant festival to read those headlines, but then, that’s the fringe for you: so all encompassing and vast that anyt ...বিস্তারিত
Marina Hyde/ The Guardian: If you are a Mid Bedfordshire resident living in mould-infested rental accommodation with an asthmatic child, should you contact Nadine Dorries’s theatrical agent? The question arises – theoretically speaking – after a glance at Nadine’s ...বিস্তারিত
Laura Hall/BBC: In Norway, there is a cake for just about every celebration and event. For weddings, there is the tower-like kransekake, made of 15 to 20 ground almond-and-egg white rings stacked in concentric circles. At birthdays, a layered sponge cake with cream and be ...বিস্তারিত
Marcos Such-Gutiérrez/National Geographic: The foundations of human civilization first flowered in the fertile lands between the Euphrates and Tigris Rivers. Known today as Sumer, this ground-breaking culture gave birth to not only the first cities but also innovations i ...বিস্তারিত
Chris Baraniuk/ BBC: It is a traffic jam on a colossal scale. More than 200 ships, according to some estimates, float there, just waiting. Some are loaded with containers stuffed full of items including furniture, consumer goods or building materials. Some carry oil or ga ...বিস্তারিত