#global-influence

#global-influence

Melbourne's coffee culture began with the temperance movement in the 1830s and grew significantly in the mid-20th century with the arrival of Italian immigrants.

More than 1,350 US State Department employees have been fired in a major diplomatic shake-up ordered by President Donald Trump. Critics predict this will curb US influence globally.

Chimichangas, born from the fusion of cultures in America, take a regular burrito and elevate it by deep-frying for a crispy, golden-brown exterior.

AI data centers, akin to oil, will shape nations' global standing, but their concentration in 33 nations raises serious concerns about equitable access and compute sovereignty.

Many of the largest empires in history originated in Europe. These empires eventually collapsed, typically as a result of internal strife and defeat in war.

Coca-Cola has been a cultural phenomenon since its launch in 1886, influencing various aspects of society beyond just being a beverage. Its popularity has made it a subject of numerous campaigns and a staple in social settings.

The four most influential countries in Asia—China, Russia, India, and Japan—hold significant economic power and military capability, positioning them as key players in global influence.

A cultural revolution was brewing in 1970s NYC as young Black dancers invented breakdancing, a new form of artistic expression involving physical and combative elements.