States Observe Indigenous Peoples’ Day as Federal Holiday Halts Services
Fundacion Rapala – Many states now observe Indigenous Peoples’ Day instead of Columbus Day. This change reflects a growing movement to honor Native heritage, not the Italian explorer. Because Columbus Day remains a federal holiday, banks are closed and mail services pause. Meanwhile, the public discussion around this shift grows louder each year. It signals
Haaland’s Historic Night: Hat‑Trick Leads Norway to 5‑0 Over Israel
Fundacion Rapala – Erling Haaland once again seized headlines. On the night of October 11, 2025, he netted a hat‑trick to power Norway to a commanding 5‑0 victory over Israel in their World Cup qualifying clash. He struck in the 27th, 63rd, and 72nd minutes, while Israel’s woes were compounded by two own goals from
Taiwan Launches Multi-Layered “T-Dome” Air Defense System Amid Growing China Threat
Fundacion Rapala – At a time when tensions in the Taiwan Strait continue to escalate, Taiwan has officially announced the development of a new multi-layered air defense system, dubbed “T-Dome”, to counter growing military threats. The announcement was made by President Lai Ching-te during his National Day address, where he emphasized Taiwan’s determination to boost
Three U.S. Scientists Win 2025 Nobel Prize in Physics for Quantum Breakthroughs
Fundacion Rapala – Three American scientists — John Clarke, Michel Devoret, and John Martinis — won the 2025 Nobel Prize in Physics for their pioneering research linking quantum mechanics to digital technology. Their experiments revealed how quantum effects influence ordinary materials, creating a foundation for the next generation of computing and communication systems. Clarke, a
Hamas Rejects Trump’s Disarmament Proposal in Gaza Ceasefire Plan
Fundacion Rapala – The Palestinian resistance group Hamas has rejected the disarmament clause in U.S. President Donald Trump’s ceasefire proposal for Gaza. Senior Hamas official Taher Al Nounou stated on Monday (October 6) that the organization “is not part of the current American negotiation plan.” He explained that the release of Israeli captives depends on
Britain’s Failed Attempts to Invade Gaza in 1917: A Forgotten Chapter in History
Fundacion Rapala – The Gaza Strip has long captured the world’s attention. Today, it is known for its tragic conflicts and humanitarian crises. Yet, long before modern times, Gaza had already been a battlefield. During World War I, British forces tried three times to seize the city in 1917. Two of those invasions ended in
Hamas Agrees to Release All Israeli Hostages Under Trump’s Ceasefire Plan
Fundacion Rapala – The Palestinian resistance group Hamas has agreed to release all remaining Israeli hostages as part of U.S. President Donald Trump’s ceasefire proposal. The announcement was made on Friday (October 3) and includes both living captives and the remains of those who died. Hamas said in a statement that it “approves the release
Inside the Luxury of Lionel Messi’s Five-Star Hotel in Spain
Fundacion Rapala – Lionel Messi, the global football icon, shines not only on the pitch but also in business. Through his brand MiM Hotels, he has recently launched a new five-star boutique property, MiM Sotogrande, in Spain’s prestigious Sotogrande area. This hotel marks another milestone in his expanding business ventures. A Strategic Location with Breathtaking
Discovering a Slower Pace on Tokyo’s Outskirts with Xiaomi 15T Pro
Fundacion Rapala – When people think of traveling to Japan, Tokyo often becomes the first destination. Known as a vibrant metropolis alive almost 24 hours a day, Tokyo dazzles with its lights, pace, and energy. Yet, Japan is not only about Tokyo. Life on the city’s outskirts offers a slower, calmer rhythm worth exploring. This
China Officially Opens the World’s Tallest Bridge Rising 625 Meters
Fundacion Rapala – China has officially inaugurated the Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge, the tallest bridge in the world. Rising 625 meters above the gorge in Guizhou Province, the structure dramatically reduces travel time. Previously, the journey across the canyon took two hours. Now, it only requires two minutes. Engineering Marvel Completed in Record Time The