The Netherlands is turning cities into living green spaces
A striking illustration of Utrecht’s forward-thinking vision can be seen in the upcoming Merwede district. Located just ten minutes by bike from Utrecht Centraal, this 24-hectare neighborhood is planned to house around 12,000 residents and is being developed with minimal dependence on cars. The design team aims to free urban planning from the traditional dominance of vehicles, instead prioritizing greenery, biodiversity, climate resilience, and inviting public spaces that encourage social connection and community interaction.
Centuries-old cemetery found during construction in Bulgaria
The discovery in Bulgaria beautifully connects modern life with the enduring stories of its ancient past.
El Salvador’s bitcoin diploma graduates open a new chapter
Young Salvadorans are turning digital lessons into real opportunities, shaping a brighter, more connected future.
Archaeologists uncover 2,300-year-old elite tomb in Greece
A timeless discovery in Greece reminds us how love and legacy can echo beautifully across millennia.
Hundreds of new species found on Africa’s Sky Islands
Nature’s resilience still thrives in Africa’s hidden mountains.
Australia’s southern ocean reveals earth’s purest air
The untouched air over Australia’s southern ocean reminds us that nature’s purity and balance still endure.