Waking up to the gentle lapping of crystal-clear waters beneath your private villa is a dream for many. The beauty of ...

When you picture a Maldives island resort, you imagine flour-like sand, jade water and palm trees swaying in a sea breeze.

Instead of the traditional Overwater Villas, Pullman Maldives Resorts offers a deeper luxury experience beneath the surface of the ocean. The resort is home to two of three underwater villas available ...

Rising sea levels and subsiding shorelines are putting New Zealand's coastal communities at risk. A new study revealed that human activities heighten and expedite the risks of sinking cities. As ...

The Maldives may have the Instagram factor, but Royal Hideaway Corales Villas has something better: effortless, low-key luxury, without the jet lag or the £12 airport smoothie. So if you’re ...

If you're planning a vacation to an all-inclusive resort but want a budget-friendly option, these cheap all-inclusive resorts in various beautiful destinations fit the bill.

Khaleda Rahman is Newsweek's National Correspondent based in London, UK. Her focus is reporting on education and national news. Khaleda joined Newsweek in 2019 and had previously worked at the ...

Abstract: Reconstructing underwater 3D scenes with accurate appearances is crucial for numerous tasks. However, existing underwater 3D reconstruction methods often fail to restore the true scene ...

Tom Cruise has unveiled an exclusive behind-the-scenes featurette titled "Underwater Communication", offering fans an immersive look into the making of Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning.

According to a report published by the Italian newspaper Domani, a party close to the Hungarian government has purchased a luxury villa in Varese, near the Italian-Swiss border, for €4.3 million ...

Heriot-Watt researchers have developed an advanced simulation tool that accurately predicts underwater landslides caused by offshore wind turbines. The new method enables developers to assess seabed ...

At the Akkuyu NPP under construction in Türkiye, Russian engineers used diamond cutters underwater at a depth of 14 metres, to dismantle 1,920 cubic metres of structures. The work was carried out with ...