Suchi Rudra

It’s official – Wolt, the Helsinki-based technology company that’s known for its food delivery platform, has clinched the title of 2020’s “most promising startup” from all of Europe in the 7th edition of the Tech5 startup competition.

When Peter Palmieri released his third medical thriller in early February, a small book launch party took place in his cozy New Braunfels gelato shop, Zenzero. Those who bought a copy of his self-published book, Sing the Rage, got a free gelato—perhaps limoncello or dark chocolate with Jack Daniel’s.

At the summer Olympic Games in Tokyo this July, athletes may be competing for attention with all the impressive tech on display, including self-driving taxis and a robot village. But this showcase of tech prowess isn’t limited to the stadiums—All Nippon Airways (ANA), Japan’s largest airline, has been busy developing various travel-focused technologies to be used across the nation’s airports as well as in Toyko’s shopping centers and tourist attractions.

Tucked into an unlikely intersection of central Prague — set partially under a highway, between a bus terminal and train station — exists a new frontier of Prague’s steadily diversifying culinary scene. Manifesto Market, which opened in early June, has brought back life to a long derelict space in the city center...

Like any bustling city, Buenos Aires has its pockets of quiet magic. A native of the Argentine capital, Gonzalo Enríquez recently found a home in one of these secret spaces, where he's traversed the fermentation spectrum from craft beer to water kefir.

The construction industry is responsible for five percent of the GDP--but also for 38 percent of the country's carbon emissions and for wasting $120 billion annually. Yet the adoption rate of new technologies that can help eliminate these issues is surprisingly slow.

Packed into nine small islands, the Azores archipelago in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean boasts a geographical diversity bursting with natural wonders.

The phenomenon of interconnected devices known as the Internet of Things promises to make every aspect of our lives more efficient and convenient. Are we there yet?

Cutting-edge green technologies are producing a new wave of dynamic, ultra energy-efficient buildings that are changing the way consumers around the globe interact with their homes.

This November, the Prague Philharmonic will perform the third and final movement of “From the Future World,” an AI-completed composition based on an unfinished piano piece by the famous composer Antonín Dvořák, 115 years after his death.

Suddenly, I’d become the post-dinner entertainment. I felt myself turning red as seven pairs of eyes stared at me – the girl from the US, now partially hidden inside an oversized fisherman’s jacket, dark green rubber boots and a yellow, broad-brimmed fisherman’s hat that’s known in these parts as a sou’wester’. I'd been brought to Seal Cove, a village of about 300 people on the Baie Verte peninsula of the north-eastern coast of Newfoundland.

Heading to Italy and want to Instagram where (almost) no one has Instagrammed before? Point your Vespa in the direction of Italy’s best-kept secret: the southeastern region known as Abruzzo.