The global adoption of modern technology in weaponry is now widespread. Following this trend, the United States has embarked on innovating its nuclear missile capabilities. The LGM-30 Minuteman Intercontinental Ballistic Missile or ICBM stands as a cornerstone of US defense strategy. However, US defense authorities have allocated over $100 billion to replace these missiles with…
Lithium stands as a valuable metal with crucial importance for various reasons. Lithium-ion batteries serve as the powerhouse for electric vehicles, laptops, and cell phones, with projected demand set to triple by 2025. These batteries enable the storage of renewable energy from solar and wind sources, thus playing a pivotal role in fostering a…
Malaysia and Singapore continue to maintain robust trade, investment, and tourism ties, benefiting from their geographical proximity and shared interests. As of 2015, Singapore is Malaysia’s largest trading partner, with bilateral trade totaling approximately $28 billion. Conversely, Malaysia ranks as Singapore’s third-largest trading partner, after China and Hong Kong. Socio-economic ties are particularly strong, especially…
The race for global supremacy in weaponry commenced prior to World War I, as the United Kingdom and Germany engaged in a relentless pursuit of naval dominance from 1897 to 1914. Following the war, a fresh arms race emerged among the triumphant Allies, which was temporarily halted by the Washington Naval Treaty. Following the…
Some residential projects in various countries have always captivated tourists with their unique designs, standing out from other constructions due to their distinct beauty. But, in a previous video, we explored a few ghost towns that, despite their impressive designs and emulation of renowned global cities, remain uninhabitable for various reasons. Today, we’re diving…
Japan has been a powerhouse of innovation, significantly contributing to the global technological landscape. In 1964, Japan introduced the world’s first bullet train, the Hikari No. 1, drastically reducing travel time between Tokyo and Osaka. In the early 1990s, Japanese scientists created blue LED light, leading to energy-efficient screens and lightbulbs. By 2003, Japanese…
Switzerland is renowned for its breathtaking landscapes, including the majestic Swiss Alps, pristine lakes, and picturesque villages. The country also boasts a wealth of distinctive architectural gems that mirror its rich heritage and forward-thinking ethos. However, there is also a village in Switzerland that stands out for its exceptional uniqueness and recognition. Mulegns, nestled…
Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 is a comprehensive strategic framework aimed at reducing the nation’s reliance on oil, fostering economic diversification, and advancing key public service sectors, including health, education, infrastructure, recreation, and tourism. Since its inception, Vision 2030 has instigated significant reforms across the public sector, economy, and society, resulting in enhanced government efficiency, the…
Numerous buildings across various countries worldwide have undergone prolonged construction periods. Delays may stem from factors like the building’s size, alterations in design or architects, construction techniques, or financial constraints. Yet, it’s rare to encounter a structure lingering in an incomplete state for over a century without resolution. Nestled in Europe, there exists such…
Trade by sea holds a crucial position within the global economy, with its significance spanning several key dimensions. The volume of trade conducted via international shipping constitutes a staggering 90% of world trade, underlining its indispensability for the movement of goods across continents. Without maritime transport, the logistics of intercontinental trade, the transportation of bulk…
Fossil fuels, including coal, oil, and natural gas, have long served as the cornerstone of our global energy infrastructure. Yet, compelling arguments advocate for a transition away from these traditional sources of energy. Through the combustion process, fossil fuels emit carbon dioxide and other harmful pollutants like particulate matter, nitrogen oxides, and sulfur dioxide, contributing…
Embedded within the dynamic landscape of China, Hong Kong emerges as a city of contrasts, a special administrative region pulsating with life. In its compact 1,104 square kilometer expanse, a mosaic of 7.4 million souls, hailing from diverse corners of the globe, converges to create a kaleidoscope of cultures and experiences. It stands as…