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Indians peeved at Trump overstating US role in ceasefire

6 days ago | meer.com | KM Rakesh

All it took for US President Donald Trump to peeve India’s right-wing ecosystem that all along backed him was to jump the gun and announce a ceasefire, openly bragging about how he saved nuclear-armed India and Pakistan from the brink of a full-scale war. It is a fact that Washington, like the rest of the world, was concerned after India and Pakistan targeted each other with missiles, kamikaze drones, and artillery firing that killed several civilians.
The cause of death of the Agile methodology

2 weeks ago | meer.com | Cecilia Durán Mena

In 2001, a very interesting document was published that caught the attention of entrepreneurs, executives, academics and students: The Agile Manifesto, which was proposed by a group of software programmers who were looking for a more fluid, faster and more flexible dynamic to operate businesses. All these ideas that captivated at that time, that aroused so much curiosity and generated avant-garde, today have received a death sentence. What happened?
Andrea Alejandra: the courage to begin

2 weeks ago | meer.com | Andrés Castellano Ballestero

In the heart of Saigon, where the city's rhythm rarely slows, a sanctuary of movement and mindfulness has taken root. Meet Andrea Alejandra, a Peruvian yoga teacher, mother, and entrepreneur whose journey has led her from the quiet discipline of Ashtanga in Atlanta to creating a space where everyone can experience the profound benefits of yoga.
Fungi, bacteria, and the future of fashion | Meer

3 weeks ago | meer.com | Eleonora D'Addato

How bio-based textiles are revolutionizing sustainability
Strange structures and smarter designs

3 weeks ago | meer.com | Rose Morrison

Modern architecture is known for challenging building norms. While traditional construction has its place, new-age architects are experimenting with unusual materials. This embrace of the unconventional has revolutionised contemporary designs, blending it with sustainability. The built world has undergone significant changes over the last few years, especially as people grow more aware of construction's impact on the environment and climate change.
Interview with Chilean director Jorge Lopez Sotomayor

3 weeks ago | meer.com | Utkarsha Kesarkar

In an intimate interview, acclaimed Chilean filmmaker Jorge Lopez Sotomayor shares his remarkable journey from teenage director to visionary filmmaker, revealing his passion for storytelling and his ambitious new project that bridges Chile and India. Jorge Lopez Sotomayor's filmmaking career began at the tender age of 16 when the United Nations selected him as one of three students to create a film about university life. When his classmates hesitated, Sotomayor enthusiastically volunteered.
Exploring the Frontiers of Flight Museum in Dallas, Texas

4 weeks ago | meer.com | Ana Kieu

Dallas, whose population is 1.3 million as of 2020, isn’t the largest city in Texas. Houston, whose population is 2.3 million as of 2020, is the largest city in Texas. However, Dallas’ primary airport, Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport (DFW), is the largest airport in Texas and the second largest airport in the United States, trailing just Denver (DEN) International Airport in Denver, Colorado.
Lita Albuquerque: memories of Tunisia and the color blue

4 weeks ago | meer.com | Noelle Newell

I had the pleasure of speaking with Lita Albuquerque, renowned for her contributions to the Light and Space and Land Art Movements. She was born in Santa Monica, California, in 1946 and raised during her formative years in Carthage, Tunisia, and Paris, France. Lita's childhood memories in Tunisia are an ongoing source for her art.
A quiet retreat in St. Barts: the peace of Le Toiny

1 month ago | meer.com | Remy Blumenfeld

Driving over the hill from the airport, past the designer boutiques of Gustavia and the buzz of St. Jean, it’s hard to imagine that somewhere on this small island, peace still exists. But turn off the main road and head toward the remote Anse de Toiny, and you find it. The pace slows, the noise fades, and the rhythm of Le Toiny begins. I spent three days here on a solo retreat of sorts—part reset, part research—and found the experience quietly remarkable.
Most anticipated summer blockbuster movies of 2025

1 month ago | meer.com | Gilby Santos

Summer blockbusters might not always be my go-to genre, but there’s something undeniably thrilling about the spectacle, the hype, and the sheer ambition of these cinematic events. Whether it’s the fantastic visuals, the return of beloved franchises, or the promise of an unforgettable popcorn experience, I can’t help but get caught up in the excitement.