Friday, September 18, 2026

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Big Buddha statue in Phuket, Thailand
Travel

The Big Buddha of Phuket and Its Viewpoints

Visit Phuket’s towering Big Buddha and the island’s best panoramic viewpoints.

Murmansk port on the Kola Bay in winter
Travel

The Biggest City Above the Arctic Circle: Murmansk and Its Port

A Soviet-built harbour city where giant icebreakers, a towering war memorial and the polar night define everyday life.

In Life

The Billionaire Janitor

An unemployed man applied to Microsoft for a janitor’s job. After a short interview and a practical test — cleaning a floor — the Human Resources officer told him: “You’re

Medieval depiction of the plague
History

The Black Death: The Two Years That Remade England

In the summer of 1348 a ship put in at the little Dorset port of Melcombe, near modern Weymouth, and something stepped ashore with the sailors that would kill perhaps

A typical home Wi-Fi router
Technology

The Blinking Box in the Corner: How Your Wi-Fi Router Really Works

In this article The box that everyone has and nobody understands Modem or router? They are not the same thing From screeching dial-up to invisible Wi-Fi How Wi-Fi actually works:

The Bagurumba, the graceful 'butterfly dance' of the Bodo people
Folks

The Bodo People of the Brahmaputra Valley

In the fertile plains along the Brahmaputra in Assam live the Bodo people, who call themselves Boro, counted among the earliest inhabitants of the great river valley of northeastern India.

In Life

The Breath of Motivation

When Bobby Fischer was preparing for his world-championship chess match against Boris Spassky, his daily training routine included a stretch of swimming underwater every day. He knew that as chess

Travel

The British Museum, London: Rosetta Stone, Mummies & Free Entry (London Travel Guide)

Step into the British Museum and you step into the entire story of humankind, all under one roof — and entirely for free. From ancient Egypt to imperial China, this

Travel

The British Museum: Highlights and Visitor’s Guide (London Travel Guide)

If you visit only one museum in London, make it the British Museum. Spanning two million years of human history under one roof — and completely free to enter —

The open steppe of Kalmykia
Folks

The Buddhists of the Steppe, the Story of the Kalmyks

On the dry steppes north of the Caspian lives the only Buddhist people of Europe. This is the story of the Kalmyks, a Mongol nation who rode across a continent to make their home in Russia.