Two decades after YouTube launched, a handful of music videos have achieved something once unimaginable: view counts in the billions, far beyond what television audiences ever reached.

Available data shows that Bad Bunny has emerged as one of the most influential artists in the streaming era.

The Super Bowl stage has a new king of halftime. Puerto Rican superstar Bad Bunny drew an unprecedented 135.4 million viewers for his performance during Super Bowl LX on NBC and Peacock, making it the most-watched Super Bowl halftime show of all time, according to preliminary estimates from NBC.

Italian cuisine has once again been named the Best Cuisine in the World, according to the newly released TasteAtlas 2025/26 global rankings, reaffirming Italy’s unrivalled influence on how the world eats.

Couples planning a honeymoon in 2026 are turning their eyes toward dreamy beaches, island retreats and timeless European cities, according to the latest TripAdvisor Travellers’ Choice Awards.

Across the world, millions of people rely on food assistance as a daily necessity beyond viewing it as s a temporary safety net.

Policing levels vary widely across the world, and the differences say a lot about how governments approach security, control, and public order.

A new World visualized ranking of history’s best-selling books offers a revealing look at what humans across centuries, cultures, and continents have chosen to read, preserve, and pass on.

National anthems are meant to symbolise unity, identity, and shared history. That is why moments involving them, especially at the highest levels of government, tend to draw intense public attention.

From casual hellos between friends to formal exchanges at family gatherings, cheek kissing remains one of the most recognisable and misunderstood forms of greeting worldwide.

Long before gunpowder and mechanised armies transformed warfare, some of the most decisive battles in history were unexpectedly shaped by elephants.

Global fast-food brands usually come to mind when people think of mass food provision, but new data shared in policy and food security discussions around Davos and the World Economic Forum tells a very different story.

A passport is more than a travel document. For millions of people, it quietly shapes the opportunity of where they can work, study, invest, or even dream of going next. Some passports open doors almost everywhere. Others come with long visa queues and paperwork.