After sharing a video filmed in a moving vehicle, British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has been fined for not wearing a seat belt. Without exposing the minister’s name, the incident was published by Lancashire Police on twitter as follows: “Following the circulation of a video on social media showing an individual failing to wear a […]
SchoolTec 2023, the first national expo for educational equipment and solutions in Lebanon, attracted hundreds of guests and dozens of tech education service companies in the Movenpick hotel in Beirut. Kicking off on January 18, the three-days event was aimed to introduce the cutting-edge technology that can improve learning to education industry. “SchoolTec is an […]
A bomb attack on a passenger train has injured 18 people in Pishin city of Balochistan province of Pakistan. The train, serving between Mach town to Peshawar city, was detonated with a remote-controlled bomb laid on the tracks. Eight wagons derailed during the incident and are being removed from the rails.
Türkiye’s The Disaster and Emergency Management Presidency (AFAD) has begun a new project in Idlib, Syria for individuals who have voluntarily returned to safe areas after leaving their homes due to conflict. The project includes the construction of 2,000 homes for these individuals, as well as employment opportunities for local residents. This initiative will provide […]
The Rainbow Hills in Türkiye, located along the Erzurum-Oltu highway, are a captivating sight with their unique and colorful landscape. It is believed that these hills were formed over millions of years due to factors such as climate and erosion. The area is a potential tourist destination and offers a visually pleasing experience for visitors. […]
Heavy rains in Kosovo have caused flooding in central streets, particularly in the Peja, Skenderaj, Mitrovica, and Podujeva. As a result, homes and workplaces have been flooded and at least 100 people have been evacuated to safe areas by the Kosovo Security Force. The Kosovo Meteorology Unit has warned that the rains will continue for […]
Elvis Francois was stranded while trying to repair a boat in the harbor on Saint Martin Island in the Caribbean Sea. Being adrift at sea for 24 days, 47-year-old Francois survived by eating one bottle of ketchup, garlic powder and bouillon cubes. Writing “help” on the hull of the sailboat, Francois was rescued after reflecting […]
Certain level of communities in Afghanistan eat outside. The majority of the estimated population of more than 35 million are engaged in agricultural work and rarely seen eating street food. The capital Kabul and many other rural communities lack this category of people, which allows the street food to grow more and attract more people […]
Peruvian protesters, demanding the resignation of the President Dina Boluarte and early elections, marched to the capital city of Lima. At least 3,500 people marched through the streets of the capital, according to the police. As the protests escalated, a fire broke out in San Martin Plaza, a historic building in the center of the […]
As the Spring Festival approaches, the Dongxihu District of Wuhan City, China hosted a series of events at the Temple Fair titled “Celebrate the New Year with One Heart” for the Year of the Rabbit. Performances of traditional cultural heritage such as dragon and lion dances were held at the Dongxihu District Airport Port Cultural […]