Tesla Profits Crash, Musk Sounds Defeated

Reading Time : 2 minutes Elon Musk’s energy faded as Tesla’s profits nosedived 71%. The EV giant struggles with shrinking margins and growing competition. Musk’s unusually somber tone raised eyebrows and questions about Tesla’s future direction and market position.

CATL Unveils Breakthrough EV Battery Tech

Reading Time : 2 minutesCATL just shook up the EV world with three new battery techs. Their latest breakthroughs include a 5-minute charge lithium pack, a sodium-ion battery ready for mass production, and a dual-chemistry system offering up to 1,500 km range. These innovations could change how we drive, charge, and power electric vehicles across industries.

Global Wine Production Hits Lowest Level Since 1961

Reading Time : 2 minutesGlobal wine production in 2024 has fallen to its lowest level since 1961, driven by extreme weather and climate change impacts worldwide. Despite reduced output, the market remains balanced as consumption also declines. France faces steep losses, while Italy regains top producer status. The industry must adapt quickly to shifting conditions and changing consumer preferences to sustain its future.

Beijing Hosts First Humanoid Robot Half-Marathon

Reading Time : 2 minutes Beijing hosted the world’s first humanoid robot half-marathon, where 21 robots ran alongside humans in separate lanes. Tiangong Ultra won with a 2-hour-40-minute finish, showcasing advanced robotics and battery swap technology. The race highlighted both impressive progress and ongoing challenges in robot endurance and stability, marking a new era in humanoid robot capabilities.

Why Is E-Commerce Surging Despite New Tariffs?

Reading Time : 2 minutesDespite rising tariffs in 2025, e-commerce continues to surge as businesses adapt by diversifying suppliers and optimizing fulfillment. Consumers value online convenience and accelerate purchases ahead of price hikes. Temporary tariff suspensions and data-driven strategies help retailers manage costs, proving that innovation and agility enable e-commerce to thrive even amid challenging trade policies and increased import costs.

Grinning Through Winter : The Devil Masks of Lithuania

Reading Time : 2 minutes Carved in wood and steeped in ancient tradition, Lithuania’s demon masks are more than eerie souvenirs—they’re bold symbols of folk resilience and ritual mischief. Worn during the raucous Užgavėnės festival, these exaggerated faces chase away winter with laughter, pancakes, and a wink at the old gods.

China Halts Boeing Deliveries Amid Trade War Escalation

Reading Time : 2 minutes China’s decision to halt Boeing deliveries amid soaring U.S. tariffs marks a major escalation in the trade war. With billions in potential losses and soaring maintenance costs for Chinese airlines, Boeing faces a tough battle in its crucial China market. The tit-for-tat tariffs threaten global economic stability as both nations brace for prolonged conflict.

Liberal Arts Make a Comeback in the Age of Artificial Intelligence

Reading Time : 2 minutes As AI evolves, the value of liberal arts is resurging. Tech companies are turning to history, literature, and philosophy graduates to add empathy, ethics, and nuance to AI systems. This human-centric perspective ensures technology doesn’t lose sight of the values that define us. The future of AI might just be more about people than machines.

Layers of Devotion in Tibetan Thangka Painting

Reading Time : 3 minutes Tibetan thangka painting is a ritual of precision and devotion. From mineral pigments to sacred geometry, each canvas unfolds through discipline, meditation, and tradition. These artworks are not mere images but spiritual tools that bridge generations, revealing a timeless vision born of silence, repetition, and deep reverence for the unseen.