Nowruz Celebrations Begin in Azerbaijan with Festivities

Nowruz, the traditional Persian New Year, has begun in Azerbaijan with great enthusiasm and a range of cultural activities. As part of the Nowruz celebrations, various events were held at the Atesgah Shrine, a historical temple located 30 kilometers from the capital city of Baku. The festival is known as the harbinger of spring, and […]

Taiwan pays tourists to come and explore the country

Taiwan implements the “monetary support to tourists visiting the country” project, which was approved as part of the country’s goal to attract 6 million visitors by the beginning of 2023. The Taiwan Tourism Bureau announced that from April 15, the government is offering tourists 5,000 New Taiwan dollars (about $163 USD) per traveler or NT$20,000 […]

Yemen devastated by torrential rains and flooding

Rainstorms and flooding have hit most parts of Yemen. During heavy rain in Sana’a, a torrent of rainwater caused a waste-filled stream to overflow. Yemenis on motorcycles and in vehicles attempted to cross a road that was flooded by a stream of rainwater.

Iraq hosts classic car exhibition

On Thursday, the city of Erbil, Iraqi Kurdistan’s capital, hosted a classic vehicle display. The exhibition featured more than 50 cars of various models, the majority of which were luxury vehicles. For many years, collecting old cars has been one of the most popular hobbies in the Kurdish region.

Kim Jong-Un: Nuclear provocation will be met with nuclear retaliation

North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un vows to continue the fight against the US and South Korea, stating they will respond to nuclear weapons with nuclear weapons and to front-line conflicts with frontal combat. The statement comes after overseeing a successful intercontinental ballistic missile test just before the historic Japan-South Korea summit held in Tokyo, Japan. […]

310 Detained in France Pension Reform Protests

France witnesses widespread protests as the controversial pension reform bill was passed without a vote in the National Assembly. the Minister of Interior, Gerald Darmanin, announced that a total of 310 people, 258 of whom were in Paris, were detained in demonstrations across the country. Garbage piles were set on fire, causing significant damage to […]

Protests in Israel against judicial reform continue as coalition rejects Herzog’s proposal

Protests against the judicial reform proposed by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government continue in Israel, while a counter-reform proposal presented by President Isaac Herzog was rejected by the coalition. Thousands of people gathered in various parts of Israel to participate in the protests, with tensions arising at times between the protesters and those who opposed […]

Paris Grapples with Garbage Pile-up Amid Pension Reform Protests

The pension reform in France continues to draw reactions, as protests against the retirement age increase persist. The capital city of Paris has been dealing with the aftermath of a strike organized by cleaning workers, leading to the accumulation of garbage on the pavements. With the streets filled with trash, the French public has been […]

Athens Strike Workers Protest with thousands after deadly Train Accident

In the aftermath of a train accident in Greece, protests have erupted in the capital city of Athens. More than 20,000 employees who had previously announced a strike came together in Syntagma Square, located near the parliament building. The protest turned tense at times as the demonstrators faced off with the police. Some protesters hurled […]

Tornado Spotted in Mexico

A huge tornado formed in San Luis Potosi, Mexico, scaring onlookers, but no casualties or property damage occurred. Cold air from the north meeting warm air in the region likely caused the tornado, which is typical in Mexico’s northern states between March and June. The tornado was spotted near the cities of Villa de Zaragoza […]