The United Kingdom’s politics has changed ever since Indian-born Rishi Sunak held the office. The atmosphere looks different in the U.K’s politics mainly because Mr. Sunak is unlike the conventional prime ministers of Great Britain. To begin with, he is an Indian. This is the first time in the history of U.K politics that an ‘outsider politician’ is leading the country. Maybe colonialism is backfiring? All jokes aside, Sunak has many challenges to deal with after the departure of the

Apple has officially announced the iPhone 14 range, excluding the iPhone 14 Mini. As previously predicted, the iPhone with a tiny display has been replaced with a new model with a 6.7-inch screen that is not a Pro version. For the first time since Apple’s standard and Pro variations, iPhone customers may now enjoy a large-screen iPhone without paying for all of the other high-end technology offered on the Pro Max model. Even if this is wonderful, it is not

Datacenter buildings are crucial for the smooth functioning of our daily lives. However, their typology is not given a lot of attention by architects, and the public at large. It’s about time we think about their typology and structure as these buildings have become and continue to be important for current and future IT infrastructure. Let us take you on a tour of the world’s most wonderful data center buildings. 1. Global Switch, North In The UK In the world

Throughout history, rivers have been a source of fresh drinking water, irrigation and spots for scenic recreational activities for man. They are some of the most beautiful natural sights, and people all across the world visit rivers in their locale to enjoy the calm and beauty they have to offer. That being said, here are some of the most famous rivers in the world: The Danube Danube is one of Europe’s most popular rivers, coming second to perhaps the Rhine.

Victoria Falls, Africa Victoria falls is one of the most popular falls in the African continent. Its grandeur and beauty can be seen from afar, as it falls on the Zambezi River, flowing across the border between Zimbabwe and Zambia. The Kololos, an ancient tribe living in the area around the 1800s, called the awe-inspiring Victoria Falls as ‘Mosa-oa-Tunya,’ meaning ‘The Smoke that Thunders.’ In the modern world, the Victoria Falls are popularized as the greatest curtain formed by falling

Today, there are one hundred and ninety-seven (197) countries in the world, and together, they are home to some 7.9 billion individuals. Most people believe there are one hundred and ninety-five (195) countries, with one hundred and ninety-three (193) of them being members of the United Nations (UN) while the other two nations are UN Observers, Palestine and the Holy See. However, when you add Palestine and Kosovo to the mix, we have a total of 197 nations in the

Have you ever wondered where your favorite candy or chips come from? How are they made? What are they made from? Where are they made? If you are someone who enjoys a sneak peek into the behind-the-scenes world of their favorite food item, then visiting a food factory would be the ultimate fun activity. But here’s the sad thing: you just don’t drive up to such an establishment and demand to be let inside. Luckily, however, some food factories like