- EnglishKing Charles III’s coronation ceremonyFor the first time in over 70 years, London witnessed the elaborate and lavish coronation of a new king.
- EnglishThe allure and perils of social mediaThe allure of social media has become so strong that a third of young Americans want to become influencers. But social media has its dangers, and a few young people are exploring a different way to stay connected.
- EnglishInternational Jazz DayApril 30 was the United Nations International Jazz Day, a celebration meant to foster global peace and unity.
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- EnglishFarewell to Mary Quant, mother of the miniskirtFashion innovator Mary Quant died this April, aged 93. Her work had an enormous impact on fashion and popular culture.
- EnglishThe rise of A.I. art and text-making toolsA.I. tools can now produce exceptional artwork and human-like texts of all kinds using very little human input. Is this something to celebrate or to be concerned about?
- EnglishOxford’s new urban plans: dystopian or utopian?Oxford’s new urban planning, aimed at making the city more liveable, is raising some weird protests.
- EnglishMysterious UFOs shot down over North AmericaThe U.S. military shot down three unidentified flying objects last month. What were they?
- EnglishIt’s Groundhog Day!On February 2, Groundhog Day was held for the 137 th time in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania
- EnglishBirds Aren’t Real and conspiracy theoriesAccording to the Birds Aren’t Real Movement, the US government killed all American birds and substituted them with robot replicas. Is this Movement serious, or is it trying to tell us something about conspiracy theories and fake news?
- EnglishCalifornia’s crazy new climateAfter extreme drought, the Golden State is now facing extreme flooding.
- EnglishNew Zealand considers lowering the voting age to 16New Zealand’s Supreme Court rules that the voting age of 18 breaches the human rights of young people
- EnglishThe discovery of King Tutankhamun’s tombA hundred years ago, a British archaeologist discovered Egypt’s most famous treasure
- EnglishThe mystery of the Mary CelesteThis December, 150 years ago, an American-registered brigantine called Mary Celeste was found adrift and eerily deserted in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. The unexplained disappearance of the crew of this ghost ship has become one of the most intriguing and famous sea mysteries of all time.
- EnglishThe UK has a new, historic prime ministerRishi Sunak becomes the first British prime minister of immigrant origins
- EnglishThe BBC celebrates a century of broadcastingThe BBC began transmitting on 14 November 1922. First through radio, then television, it set out ‘to inform, educate and entertain’, a mission that has successfully shaped its 100 years of broadcasting.
- EnglishThe Giant Pumpkin Growing ChampionshipsOctober is the month of pumpkin pies, jack-o-lanters and… giant pumpkin competitions
- EnglishNASA crashes a spacecraft… on purposeThe experiment is part of a plan to save Earth from a potential asteroid threat
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