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The month opens with intensity and ends with fire , just how you like it. The Scorpio Sun fuels ambition, and the New Moon on Nov 14 resets your emotional compass. By the Sagittarius shift (Nov 22), you’re bursting with energy, travel plans, and bold ideas.
By Publisher Ray Carmen In the late 20th century, engineers around the world were racing toward one audacious dream — a passenger plane that could break the sound barrier while keeping comfort, safety, and affordability intact.
By Publisher Ray Carmen In the great theatre of world politics, few figures command such formidable presence as Xi Jinping , President of the People’s Republic of China and the central architect behind what many call The Chinese Century.
By Publisher Ray Carmen It was the 1960s , the Jet Age was in full roar, and America wanted its own supersonic crown. Across the Atlantic, Britain and France were building the Concorde, a sleek white dart that promised to slash travel times and redefine global prestige.
By Publisher Ray Carmen From the Himalayas to the southern coastlines, India is preparing for a new kind of revolution , not on the ground, but high above it. Elon Musk’s Starlink, the satellite internet venture by SpaceX, has received the go-ahead to launch operations in India, marking a breakthrough moment...
By Publisher Ray Carmen In an age where technology continues to blur the line between reality and imagination, one woman’s grief took a radical turn. After losing her best friend in a sudden accident, she found herself drowning in memories—moments frozen in photos, videos, and scattered messages.
By Publisher Ray Carmen In the annals of economic history, no transformation has been more dramatic — or more decisive — than China’s. From the silent fields of the 1970s to the gleaming skylines of Shanghai and Shenzhen, the People’s Republic has risen to command not only the East but...
By Publisher Ray Carmen As the sun sets on an age of loud promises and louder egos, one figure still stands steady against the glare , Bernie Sanders, the unyielding champion of the people. In a political world built on performance, Sanders remains the rarest of things: authentic.
By Publisher Ray Carmen In a crime straight out of a cinematic thriller, the world awoke this week to shocking news from Paris: priceless jewels have been stolen from the Louvre Museum — the world’s largest and most revered temple of art and history.
By Publisher Ray Carmen Once upon a time, in the heart of the Cold War, the Soviet Union dared to dream higher and faster than the West. Their creation—the Tupolev Tu-144, dubbed the “Concordski”—was a breathtaking marvel that soared beyond the boundaries of its era.
By Publisher Ray Carmen They say nations are ruled by presidents, kings, and parliaments , but look closer, and you’ll find a different sovereign on the throne.
By Publisher Ray Carmen It was meant to be a night of glitter, grace, and glory , but for Miss Panama, it turned into a moment of dazzling confusion that set social media ablaze.
By Publisher Ray Carmen In a fiery address that rippled across the diplomatic floor of the United Nations, Venezuela has condemned what it calls “U.S. stiles of interference and domination in the Caribbean region.”
By Publisher Ray Carmen The ocean breeze, golden sands, and the rhythmic sound of waves—now imagine high fashion strutting along this natural runway. The beach catwalk has emerged as one of the most breathtaking and innovative venues for fashion shows, where the elegance of couture meets the raw beauty of nature.
By Publisher Ray Carmen From the shadows of political repression to the global stage of peace, Venezuela’s María Corina Machado has claimed the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize — an accolade that shakes the foundations of power in Caracas and beyond.
By Publisher Ray Carmen America stands at a crossroads , not because of foreign enemies, but because of its own economic policies. The new wave of tariffs being rolled out by Washington is being sold to the public as “economic protection,” but behind the patriotic rhetoric lies a dangerous illusion:...
By Publisher Ray Carmen China has once again stunned the world , this time by unveiling a maglev (magnetic levitation) train that has shattered speed records, reaching an extraordinary 620 kilometres per hour.
By Publisher Ray Carmen Brexit: Britain’s Self-Inflicted Slowdown Nine years after the referendum that changed the course of British history, and five years since the Trade and Cooperation Agreement came into effect, the economic evidence tells a sobering story: Brexit has hurt the United Kingdom far more than it has hurt Europe.
By Publisher Ray Carmen In a dazzling celebration of grace, intellect, and empowerment, India has won the coveted Mrs. Universe title for the first time in 48 years marking a proud and historic moment on the global stage.
By Publisher Ray Carmen A Mini Courtroom Drama on Machines, Blame and the Law The wood-paneled courtroom fell into an impossible hush as the digital clock blinked 10:00 a.m. The defendant , a compact chrome humanoid known in the press as ATLAS-9 ,sat in the box, motionless except for a soft LED pulse.
