While Chennai is slowly warming up to the idea of girl-date bouquets and baby’s breath tied with handwritten notes, Tamil culture has long lived in an intimate ...

That anxiety may show up as barking, pacing, hiding, or withdrawal, making it seem like your dog is in a sour mood. Offering ...

Nepal is just one of at least 150 countries to which Chinese companies are supplying surveillance technology, from cameras in ...

While many use our phones predominantly to doomscroll, smartphones have a range of little-known functions that could make life better and easier – from heart monitoring to even developing camera film ...

Children and teenagers like to dance, to move energetically, often spontaneously on a moment’s notice. They have a natural instinct for rhythm, the need for ...

Although the Bulgarian State Television Female Vocal Choir formed less than a century ago, with a verifiable context and history, writers and listeners still treat the ensemble’s music with the same ...

After three weeks of protest, Madagascar's Generation Z succeeded in toppling those in power on October 14. The uprising drew ...

Little by little, Chinese companies chipped away at the lead of American tech companies by luring talent, obtaining research, ...

Christmas songs proclaim peace, yet the reality in South Africa and the wider world makes that promise feel remote. True peace, Rev. Mike Vorster writes, is far more than a temporary ceasefire or the ...

By Daniel Ross Goodman In an attempt to lift our spirits during what had already become a dark start to Hanukkah, a friend forwarded me a YouTube sketch titled “Jewish Jeopardy!” It begins with the ...

The Rt Rev Rosie Frew has composed a special Christmas reflection for Herald readers. She talks to our Writer at Large about the need to love ...

The Lamborghini Aventador arrived as a shock to the supercar system, a wedge of carbon and noise that redefined what a 12‑cylinder flagship could be in the 2010s. In an era now pivoting toward ...