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The Legacy of Peshawar’s Marketplaces in Pakistan
In the bustling heart of Peshawar, two iconic marketplaces—Qissa Khwani Bazaar and Namak Mandi—serve as living representations of the rich Pashtun heritage in Pakistan. These historic markets are not merely places of trade; they are stages…
The Renaissance of Leather Art in Taiwan
Taiwan is famous with its high tech production especially the chips. However in recent years Taiwan has emerged as a vibrant hub for leather art, blending traditional craftsmanship with contemporary design. This renaissance is not merely a…
North Gaza Faces Hunger Crisis; Home Farming Becomes Lifeline
For over ten months, the residents of the Gaza Strip have endured the devastation of war due to the relentless Israeli occupation. The situation has worsened as the occupation has divided the strip into north and south, using starvation as…
Hunger and Food Scarcity Devastate Sudan
Sudan is witnessing a dramatic rise in the prices of food, consumer goods, and fuel across several states. This situation is exacerbated in areas controlled by the Rapid Support Forces, where there is a severe scarcity of food supplies.…
Wheels of Art: The Culture of Truck Painting in Pakistan
The tradition of decorating vehicles in Pakistan, known as truck art, has deep historical roots, tracing back to the Indus Valley civilization. This form of artistic expression, which began with the ornate decoration of wooden boats in…
The Story of a Belgian Medieval City: Bruges
Bruges, a city in northwest Belgium that seems to live in almost medieval times. Often called the "Venice of the North," Bruges attracts millions of tourists every year. But what is the story of this fascinating city?
The name Bruges is…
Severe Pollution Causes “Dead Zone” in Pakistan
In Karachi, Pakistan, daily waste production of 16,000 tons is devastating marine life by entering the Arabian Sea, creating a "dead zone" along the coast. The port city, home to approximately 24 million people, sees at least 500…
Taxila Museum in Pakistan Sheds Light On the Past
The Taxila Museum, located in the Punjab province of Pakistan, is one of the most popular archaeological sites in Asia. Taxila has been a center of learning since the 6th century BCE and has seen the influence of the Achaemenid, Greek,…
Amid Destruction, Gazans Choose to Rebuild Their Homes Over Living in Tents
From the heart of immense destruction and unparalleled suffering in Gaza, stories of resilience and will are manifested in the face of harsh conditions. For nine months, Gazans have not lived a day in peace, constantly hearing the sounds of…
The Magnificent Rohtas Fort of Pakistan
The magnificent Rohtas Fort lies in the central part of Punjab, Pakistan. This World Heritage site exemplifies a splendid amalgamation of stone and history. This historical marvel unveils its past, present role, and impact on…