Culture

If you thought robot companions are a long way off, think again. New robotic companion ElliQ could soon transform the lives of the elderly.

The Israeli government has approved plans for the country's tallest building, to be constructed next to Savidor-Central railway station.

If humans erase memories, films like Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind could become reality. Let's just hope these brain-erasing capabilities won't fall into the wrong hands!

In honor of the International Day of Happiness, a global survey ranked 155 countries, with Israel as the 11th happiest country.

Capturing the imagination of baseball fans the world over, Team Israel's American-Jewish ballplayers inspired fans during their run at this year's World Baseball Classic.

A new initiative brings high-potential tech grads from the West Bank to soak up experience in multinational and Israeli companies.

An Israeli design studio has produced an accessory for your desk that allows you to both work and nap with maximum comfort!

Proving that we grow into our names, a new study shows that people can match an unfamiliar face to that person's name.

Splacer allows users to access unusual event spaces, offering extraordinary backdrops for parties, experiences, and activities of all kinds.

Male traders take exaggerated risks that have serious ramifications, say the researchers, who suggest increasing the number of female traders in financial markets.

Wish you could watch the sunrise and the sunset from the same window? At an Israeli-designed rotating Dubai hotel set to open in 2020, any view is possible.

For a few lucky international contest winners, a lifeguard tower on Tel Aviv's Frishman beach will be temporarily transformed into a luxurious, 5-star quality hotel.

Based on childcare, education, health, safety and more, InterNations ranked Israel the third best country for raising a family.

The first architectural project for the "starchitect" in Israel, this stunning boutique hotel is located on one of Tel Aviv's most vibrant squares.

In the face of of boycotts, Israel's SodaStream, which employs Jews and Arabs, is now proudly placing 'Made in Israel' on its products.