There’s a word Koreans use to describe simple, everyday happiness—the kind that doesn’t depend on extraordinary achievements or events. It’s “sohwakhaeng,” which literally means “small, certain happiness.”

Screens are everywhere, eating away at a huge chunk of our free time. The result? Reading has plummeted to its lowest level in ten years.

Once again, the push to strengthen borders is targeting a place that should never be touched: a sacred site.

A team of Chinese researchers has identified one of the major causes of declining fertility: the aging of the ovaries themselves.

On July 9, 2006, Zinédine Zidane’s headbutt on Marco Materazzi became a sports legend.

In South Korea, there’s a competition that, at first glance, seems like a joke but actually says a lot about us, our times, and how we approach work. It’s called the “space-out competition.”

Freezing one’s eggs by choice, not out of medical necessity. And doing so without having to spend thousands of euros.

The British government wants to implement a nighttime social media curfew for 16- and 17-year-olds. Apps such as Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube would then be inaccessible by default between midnight and 6 a.m., although users could disable this setting themselves.

In its third report on demographic change in the European Union, the European Commission warns that the EU’s population will decline and age. It emphasizes, however, that this trend also presents opportunities if countries adapt to it in time.

Farewell to Rome’s historic “botticelle” (tourist horse-drawn carriages): 15 coachmen have agreed to switch to taxis under an agreement with the city.