In the final ten nights of Ramadan, as Eid al-Fitr draws near, Riyadh transforms into a bustling hive of activity. Shops see ...

Over the course of her long career, Lady Gaga has proved herself to be one of music’s great shape-shifters. She has gone from the dance pop of her earliest albums, like “The Fame” (2008), to ...

Qatari broadcaster Al Jazeera reported that its photographer Riad al-Hussein was wounded in the clashes but that he was doing well. A defense ministry source later told SANA that large military ...

TORONTO — We live in a happiness-obsessed world. Self-help gurus promise paths to bliss, Instagram influencers peddle happiness as a lifestyle, and corporations build marketing campaigns around the ...

Happiness is something many of us desire, yet it often feels elusive. We often chase it through external accomplishments, relationships, or material possessions, but the true key to happiness lies ...

The long-standing theory of a U-shaped happiness curve suggests that well-being peaks in youth, dips in midlife, and rises again later in life. However, research by anthropologist Michael Gurven shows ...

Why do you work so hard every day at your business? Ask most entrepreneurs this question and their ultimate answer will be happiness. Yes, we build companies to generate wealth and improve our ...

What does happiness mean to you? India’s toughest exam, the UPSC, doesn’t just focus on factual, practical questions from a wide range of subjects but also quizzes aspirants on core life questions ...

When it comes to happiness, the data is clear. The Harvard Adult Developmental Health Study, which has tracked the lives of thousands of people for over 80 years, offers one undeniable conclusion ...

She recommends integrating moments of rest into daily and weekly routines to sustain long-term productivity and happiness. Many individuals grow up with societal values centered on perfection, ...

Compassionate dialogue isn’t just about talking and listening—it's a meaningful way to bridge divides, cultivate belonging, and reimagine education as a space for connection.

Researchers have a new explanation for why we experience the "happiness paradox"—a phenomenon wherein trying to make ourselves happier actually makes us less happy. Studies have documented the ...