Mount Nemrut: Where Colossal Stone Gods Guard a 2,000-Year-Old Mystery
Fundacion Rapala – Mount Nemrut rises quietly above Adıyaman, its rocky slopes blending into the Taurus range. From a distance, it looks like any other mountain. But as travelers climb higher, the surprise appears: a line of giant stone heads near the summit. Their calm expressions, worn by wind and frost, seem to watch the
Aprilia RS-GP Sets New Aerodynamic Standard in MotoGP
Fundacion Rapala – The 2025 MotoGP season has been full of surprises, but Aprilia’s performance in the Portuguese Grand Prix stood out as a turning point. Marco Bezzecchi, riding the Aprilia RS-GP, outpaced rivals including Alex Marquez from Gresini Ducati to secure victory. The win not only showcased Bezzecchi’s growing maturity as a racer but
Horizon Plane’s Futuristic Shape Could Revolutionize Flying
Fundacion Rapala – The aviation industry is searching for ways to fly cleaner, and the “Horizon” plane by San Diego-based Natilus could be a breakthrough. Its blended-wing body more like a manta ray than a traditional jet aims to change both design and efficiency. The aircraft is built to carry around 200 passengers while producing
In 2025, Indonesian Passport Three Times Stronger Than Afghanistan’s
Fundacion Rapala – In 2025, the Indonesian passport achieved a stronger global standing, ranking 67th out of 104 countries, based on the latest report from Henley & Partners, a global citizenship advisory firm in London. Holders of an Indonesian passport can now travel visa-free to 73 countries, showing steady progress in international mobility. In contrast,
The Unshakable Rebellion: How the Anti-Trump Wave Is Redefining America’s Political Future in 2025
Fundacion Rapala – In the wake of the 2025 elections, one thing has become unmistakably clear: the anti-Trump sentiment remains as potent as ever. Despite former President Donald Trump’s attempt to distance himself from recent Republican losses, the results speak volumes about his enduring polarizing effect on American voters. Speaking alongside Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor
Nancy Pelosi’s Farewell, The End of an Era in American Politics
Fundacion Rapala – After nearly forty years in the U.S. Congress, Nancy Pelosi’s the first and only female Speaker of the House has announced that she will not seek reelection. Her words, delivered in a heartfelt video message, felt like both a goodbye and a love letter to San Francisco, the city she has served
Visiting the US Is About to Get More Expensive for Foreign Travelers
Fundacion Rapala – Starting at the end of September, visiting the United States will become more expensive for millions of international travelers. The US government has approved new fee increases for people arriving from countries in the Visa Waiver Program (VWP). These changes are part of former President Donald Trump’s “One Big Beautiful Bill.” The
A Leaked Video, a Missing Official, and a Political Firestorm, Inside Israel’s Growing Military Scandal
Fundacion Rapala – In a dramatic twist, Maj. Gen. Yifat Tomer-Yerushalmi, once Israel’s top military lawyer, is now at the center of a national crisis. A week ago, she was enforcing the rule of law in the Israel Defense Forces (IDF). Now she faces arrest for allegedly leaking a shocking video that shows Israeli soldiers
Asia’s Top Travel Spots Face Overtourism Challenges Similar to Europe
Fundacion Rapala – Asia is now facing overtourism problems once seen mostly in Europe. Streets are crowded, beaches feel packed, and bad tourist behavior is rising. Travelers who once visited Barcelona or Venice for culture and beauty now find similar scenes in Bali, Kyoto, and Phuket. The boom in travel has brought economic benefits, but
New York City’s Mayoral Race, A Local Election With Global Implications
Fundacion Rapala – New York City’s mayoral race this year carries a weight far beyond its five boroughs. Although mayoral elections are traditionally local, this one resonates like a national referendum not only on policy but on identity, diversity, and America’s political direction. As the world’s attention turns toward New York, voters prepare to choose