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Global Security at the Forefront: NATO Summit 2025 Concludes in The Hague

The Hague, Netherlands — The 2025 NATO Summit, held from June 24 to 25 in The Hague, marked a pivotal moment for the alliance as global tensions continue to rise. With heads of state and defense ministers from all 32 member countries in attendance, the summit focused on reinforcing collective defense, increasing military spending, and […]

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Why Italy Banned Artificial Food Dyes from American Snacks

All, Food, Law / Domingo Colte

Italy has long celebrated cuisine that emphasizes natural, high-quality ingredients. So it causes a surprise when Americans pack brightly colored candies and snacks made with artificial food dyes that Italian customs officials sometimes confiscate at the border. Here’s the real story behind Italy’s crackdown on dyed American snacks. A Clash of Food Ideas American-style snack

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Why Italy Has “Slow Food” Police

All, Food / Domingo Colte

In a country renowned for its centuries-old culinary traditions, Italy’s dedication to food is unparalleled. This commitment is so profound that it has given rise to the ‘slow food’ enforcers. Far from being a mere satire, Italy’s relentless efforts to safeguard regional dishes, artisanal techniques, and natural ingredients are a testament to the nation’s culinary

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Why You Can’t Bring Kinder Eggs into the U.S.

All, Food, Law / Domingo Colte

Kinder Surprise eggs with chocolate spheres hiding a small toy inside capture children’s imagination everywhere. But if you’ve ever tried bringing one into the United States, you know they get confiscated at the border. It’s not about sugar or sweets. It’s about safety, regulations, and a case of public health over nostalgia. Why Kinder Eggs

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Why Japan Has Almost No Trash Cans (But No Litter)

All, Law, Travel / Domingo Colte

If you walk down any street in Tokyo or Kyoto, you might notice something strange: there are almost no public trash cans. You could walk for blocks without finding a single bin—and yet the streets are spotless. How does Japan stay so clean without offering places to throw trash away? The answer lies in a

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Why Diamonds Aren’t Rare — But Still So Expensive

All, Economy / Domingo Colte

Diamonds have long been seen as symbols of love, luxury, and everlasting beauty. But here’s a surprising truth: they aren’t rare. Despite their reputation as one-of-a-kind treasures, the global diamond supply is far larger and more controlled than most people realize. So why do we still pay thousands for them? The Myth of Rarity One

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2025 Declared the International Year of Glaciers’ Preservation by the United Nations

All, Climate Change / Domingo Colte

A Global Call to Protect the Planet’s Vanishing Ice June 2025 In a landmark resolution, the United Nations has officially declared 2025 as the International Year of Glaciers’ Preservation, placing a global spotlight on one of the most urgent environmental challenges of our time: the rapid and irreversible melting of glaciers. As climate change accelerates,

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The Science Behind Wagyu’s Melt-in-Your-Mouth Texture

All, Food / Domingo Colte

Wagyu beef has become synonymous with luxury, often commanding prices that rival fine jewelry. But beyond the prestige and presentation, there’s a scientific reason why this Japanese beef delivers an unforgettable melt-in-your-mouth experience. It’s not hype. It’s biology, genetics, and time-honored technique. It Starts with the Marbling What makes Wagyu truly unique is its intense

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Why Some Islands Ban Cars Entirely

All, Law, Travel / Domingo Colte

Imagine stepping off a boat and hearing… nothing. No honking, no engines, no traffic. That’s the reality on some islands around the world that have banned cars altogether. While it may seem like a traveler’s dream or a logistical nightmare, the decision to go car-free often reveals a great deal about a place’s values, environment,

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The Science Behind Wagyu’s Melt-in-Your-Mouth Texture

All, Food / Domingo Colte

When people describe Wagyu beef, one phrase always comes up: “It melts in your mouth.” But what makes this luxurious meat behave more like butter than steak? It’s not just marketing—science, tradition, and precision breeding working together. What Sets Wagyu Apart? Wagyu isn’t just any beef; it’s a category that refers to several specific Japanese

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