2025 will see the art world collide with technology and human emotion, creating bold, immersive experiences that challenge how we see, feel and connect with art As 2025 unfolds, the art world is ...

One of Japan’s—and the world’s—most beloved art forms is getting a rightful tribute at the de Young Museum in San Francisco. Opening in September, “Art of Manga” will array more than ...

The Indian Navy has inked a Rs 70,000 crore deal with a German defence manufacturer to acquire six new advanced submarines, under its Project 75 India. These conventional German-made submarines ...

Officials today hope to inspire a new generation of art lovers. The artist Yuko Mohri in her studio space in Tokyo.Credit...Kentaro Takahashi for The New York Times Supported by By Zachary Small ...

Over 1,000 jobs are set to be created following an approximately £9bn deal that will see Rolls-Royce design, manufacture and support services to nuclear reactors in Royal Navy submarines. The Unity ...

The aircraft has been moved to its new home at the Yorkshire Air Museum at Elvington near York A 70-year-old aircraft used to track Soviet submarines during the Cold War has arrived in North ...

China has reportedly developed a drone that can perform underwater and aerial operations. The submarine-launched drones also have a higher survival rate in marine battlefields, as per claims. The ...

On 19 January 1917, in the darkest days of the Great War, a massive explosion rocked London’s East End. Shockwaves could be felt in Essex, while the blast itself was heard as far away as Southampton ...

In ww1, the Germans decimate the British supply lines with their submarine fleet. Other countries quickly understood the importance of such vessels and how the naval doctrine was forever changed ...

Simple History WW1 Defense in Depth - Trench Tactic (Cross Section) Posted: January 10, 2025 | Last updated: January 10, 2025 Masterminded in the latter half of World War I, the German trench ...

The SM UC-55 submarine was sunk about eight miles south-east of Lerwick by the Royal Navy in 1917. Divers aboard the Stromness boat Valhalla have become the first to inspect its wreckage.