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Italian Pizza: A Global Culinary Icon Rooted in Italian Heritage
Pizza, a culinary masterpiece originating from Italy, has transcended geographical boundaries to become a beloved dish worldwide. Its enduring popularity lies in its perfect blend of simplicity and versatility, making it a staple in diverse cultures across the globe.
Social News1 minute read
USA: Times Square Ball Drop Ceremony
Every New Year's Eve, millions gather in Times Square for the iconic Ball Drop, a spellbinding spectacle that transforms the area into a pulsating hub of celebration. As the final minute before midnight ticks away, the crowd erupts in a thunderous countdown, and a massive crystal ball descends 43 meters down a mast. At the stroke of midnight, a ton of colorful confetti blankets the square, while strangers and loved ones alike share kisses to welcome the new year.
Economic News1 minute read
Plummeting International Student Numbers in Australia Raise Labor Shortage Fears; RBA Rate Cut Imminent
Australia is grappling with a sharp decline in international students, triggering concerns over labor market gaps. As of April 2025, the total number of international students dropped to 794,000, a decrease of 300,000 from the end of 2024. New enrollments plummeted 13% year-on-year to 219,000, while visa applications fell by over 30%. This is largely attributed to successive policy tightenings: visa fees were hiked twice in a year (from A$710 to A$1,600, then to A$2,000); English proficiency and financial proof requirements were raised
Social News1 minute read
Canada: Snow Walls and Polar Bear Plunges
In Canada, where winter dominates the New Year’s landscape, snow isn’t just a backdrop—it’s a symbol of prosperity. As the new year approaches, Canadians build towering snow walls around their homes and craft elaborate snowmen, believing these icy fortifications ward off negative energies. This tradition harks back to indigenous beliefs that snow possesses cleansing properties, while the act of shaping it into barriers reflects a practical wintertime resilience.
Sports News1 minute read
Germany’s Elite Sports Faces New Definition of Success: Balancing Medals with Social Value
Olaf Tabor, Head of Elite Sports at the German Olympic Sports Confederation (DOSB), stated, “We want clean, safe sports that benefit our people while fostering top-level athletic performance.” For Tabor, the challenge lies in aligning sports and social goals without neglecting international aspirations: “We’re talking about sports that succeed globally—benefiting both organized sports activities and society.”
Economic News1 minute read
Australian Shares Edge Higher on Wall Street Record; RBA Rate Cut in Focus
Australian stocks rose modestly on Friday (July 5), buoyed by fresh record highs on Wall Street. The S&P/ASX 200 gained 0.17% to 8,610 in midday trade—less than 30 points from its all-time peak—while the All Ordinaries Index added 0.16% to 8,847.3. Despite stronger-than-expected U.S. jobs data dampening hopes for a July Fed rate cut, markets reacted positively to signs of economic resilience.
Game News2 minute read
"Hunter x Hunter: NEN×IMPACT" Launches, Bringing the World of Hunter x Hunter to Life
Get ready for an exciting battle as "Hunter x Hunter: NEN×IMPACT", the first official fighting game of the "Hunter x Hunter" series, hits the shelves on July 17, 2025. This 2D fighting game, developed by Eighting and published by Arc System Works and Bushiroad Games, is set to land on PS5, Nintendo Switch, and Steam, and it supports Simplified Chinese, catering to Chinese - speaking players.