The beginning of the end of animal exploitation: Biotech companies are creating leather from mushrooms
A revolution grown from science Across the United States, biotechnology is rewriting the future of fashion. After decades of mass animal slaughter and chemical pollution caused by the leather industry,…
A new era in animal protection: Mexico frees 350 dolphins from captivity
A historic win for animal welfare Mexico’s Congress has approved a landmark law banning the use of dolphins, sea lions, and other marine mammals in entertainment and tourism. The decision…
Why Estonia has the best schools in Europe: the recipe for happy students and teachers
A school system that simply works Estonia has become a model for countries seeking a balanced, efficient, and human-centered education system. Its students consistently rank among the world’s best on…
Planetopija at Interliber 2025: 30 years of books that nurture spirituality and personal growth
Books that expand awareness and connect cultures Zagreb publisher Planetopija is participating at this year’s Interliber Book Fair with a range of titles aligned with its long-standing editorial vision—publishing books…
Our history is not what we thought: trace of civilization found from 2.75 million years ago
Humans used the same stone tools for 300,000 years Researchers at the Namorotukunan site in East Africa have discovered that early humans, 2.75 million years ago, continuously used the same…
Quantum Physics in the Garden: Plants as a Bridge Between Science and the Universe
At first sight, a garden looks simple: soil, water, sunlight, and a bit of care from the gardener. Yet if we look deeper, we enter a world that goes beyond…
Why Saying No Is So Hard – and How Setting Boundaries Protects Our Mental Health
The Word We Least Like to Say At first glance, “no” is one of the simplest words in the English language: short, clear, and seemingly straightforward. Yet in practice, it…
Young Croats from the Diaspora Cleaned Vransko Lake and Explored Their Roots
Two weeks of volunteering, language learning, and cultural exchangeTwenty-four young people of Croatian heritage from countries including Canada, Australia, the USA, the UK, North Macedonia, and others, spent two weeks…
Verbal Abuse in Childhood Leaves Mental Scars That Don’t Fade
Words can wound as deeply as violenceChildren who grow up being insulted, shamed, or constantly criticized are more likely to face emotional instability, social withdrawal, and poor mental health as…
Waldog the Robot Dog Raises Awareness for Animal Rights in Monterrey
In the streets of Monterrey, Mexico, a robotic dog named Waldog is turning heads and starting conversations. About the size of a beagle, Waldog uses artificial intelligence to walk, run,…