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Spice Routes of Central Asia Meet at Raja Bazaar of Pakistan
The bazaar emerged during British governance, surviving empires, border changes, and historical periods. Before 1947, this marketplace served as a trade center for Hindu and Sikh traders. Today, it still houses both a Hindu temple from the…
Jelei Oil Refinery Suffers $1.3B War Damage in Sudan
The Jelei oil refinery north of Khartoum has suffered massive damage due to the ongoing conflict in Sudan, with losses estimated at approximately $1.3 billion. Some units were completely destroyed, while others require replacement parts.…
Pakistan’s Historic Saidpur Village Through Time and Transformation
Saidpur Village is nestled within the Margalla Hills surrounding Islamabad, offering visitors a journey through history. Originally a Hindu settlement, it later transformed into a Mughal Garden before becoming the cultural center it is…
Sudan’s War Destroys the Health Sector
As the war between the Sudanese army and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) continues, after breaking out on April 15, 2023, Sudan's health system is facing an unprecedented crisis, with a severe shortage of medicines.
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Gaza’s Endless Struggle as a Man Rebuilds His Life from the Ruins
After nearly 15 months of relentless bombardment, displacement, and suffering, the people of Gaza finally saw a brief moment of relief with the announcement of a ceasefire on January 19, 2025. The truce followed a brutal Israeli military…
Aftermath of Israel’s Attacks on Gaza: Mosques in Ruins
In the Israeli war on the Gaza Strip and the destruction of mosques, the sound of the adhaan, the Muslim call to prayer, has disappeared from many areas, making it increasingly difficult for Palestinians to perform congregational prayers.…
Exploring Taiwan’s Ceramic Craft and Innovation
Taiwan, an island that blends traditional Chinese heritage with modern influences, has long been a cradle of exceptional ceramic craftsmanship. From ancient techniques brought by early settlers to contemporary innovations, the ceramic…
Gurr Making: Cultivating Tradition and Economic Resilience in Pakistan
On the edge of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, picturesque hills cradle the age-old tradition of making Gurr, a process that embodies heritage and resilience. This journey from raw sugarcane to the golden, molasses-like Gurr has enriched lives,…
Nightmare of Tent and Harsh Winter Pursues Gazans
The people of Gaza are enduring indescribable horrors due to the genocide unleashed by the Israeli occupation for over 400 days against the defenseless population of the Gaza Strip. Two million displaced people in Gaza are suffering from a…
Girls’ Cinema: An Initiative to Revive Cinema in Sudan
In the city of Port Sudan, located in eastern Sudan, life seems a little different from the atmosphere of conflict and war that grips the capital, Khartoum. Yet, Port Sudan is a city teeming with displaced people fleeing from conflict…