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Dmitry Bivol — Precision by Design

Dmitry Bivol — Precision by Design

Dmitry Bivol is the current world light-heavyweight champion, holding the WBA, IBF, and WBO titles. He briefly held all four major world titles in 2025 before voluntarily giving one up. He was born in Tokmok, in today’s Kyrgyzstan, in 1990 and started boxing as a child. His family later

Porsche: GT Racing & Development

Porsche: GT Racing & Development

Porsche's GT cars are shaped by decades of endurance racing, testing at Weissach, and data collected from competition worldwide. This article explains how that development system was built, how racing formats and regulations evolved, and how race work transfers directly to road cars—including current aerodynamic optimizations developed

The Arctic — Trade, Energy & Development

The Arctic — Trade, Energy & Development

For decades, the Arctic was treated as a blank space on the map — a region defined by ice, scientific missions, and isolated settlements. Commercial activity was minimal, and for most governments and industries the High North played a marginal role. That position is changing. As sea ice retreats and technology

Savile Row — The Street of British Tailoring

Savile Row — The Street of British Tailoring

Tailoring has developed distinct centers across the world — Milan, Naples, Hong Kong, and others — each shaped by its own traditions of cut and construction. In London, that tradition is concentrated on one single street in Mayfair- The Savile Row. This article looks at how Savile Row developed, the characteristics of

Bentley’s Czech Squadron Collection — Four Cars Linked to a Wartime Story

Bentley’s Czech Squadron Collection — Four Cars Linked to a Wartime Story

Bentley has introduced a four-car series that pays tribute to the Czech squadrons that served in the Royal Air Force during World War II. Commissioned by Bentley Prague and developed by Mulliner — the division responsible for bespoke and one-off projects — the collection brings together two timelines: the Crewe factory that

Seoul — The Command Center of South Korea’s Industrial System

Seoul — The Command Center of South Korea’s Industrial System

South Korea’s rise from a war-damaged country to an advanced manufacturing power happened within two generations. The early post-1953 years focused on rebuilding institutions, land reforms, and basic stability. By the 1960s, the government shifted toward export manufacturing and built a coordinated policy system around it. Large family-owned conglomerates

Singapore — How a Free Port Became a Global System

Singapore — How a Free Port Became a Global System

Free Port — Gateway Between Oceans In 1819, the British East India Company established Singapore as a trading post. It was designed as a free port — ships could enter, unload, and trade without paying tariffs. Located at the tip of the Malay Peninsula, the city sits directly on the Strait of