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Yemeni Coffee: A Reawakening Legacy
The Yemeni coffee tree has garnered global recognition for its exceptional quality and abundant growth, serving as the national treasure of Yemen for many decades. Since the late 14th century, Yemen held a monopoly on the secrets of coffee…
Libyan Industrial River Project Overcomes Challenges to Provide Water for Agriculture and Cities
The Sahara Desert has been a source of water for Libya through the extraction of water from over 630 wells located in the desert's interior. This water is transferred through pipes spanning thousands of kilometers to large reservoirs,…
The ongoing conflict led to displacement of families and disrupted education in Kashmir
Farzana Bibi, a Kashmiri woman who has been separated from her loved ones for decades due to the Line of Control, shared her emotional experience of living in a place of beauty and conflict in an interview. She revealed that during the peak…
Sushi Chef Shares the Versatility of the Japanese Delicacy
Sushi, one of the most popular Japanese foods consumed around the world, is prepared by masters who go through a tough training process. Masters, who start working at lower levels in restaurants and earn the title of chef after years of…
Palestinian Fishermen in Gaza Risk their Lives Every Day to Feed their Families Amid Israeli…
The Palestinian fishermen of Gaza are jousting with death every day to feed their families. Fishing is one of the most dangerous professions in the world, and it has become increasingly difficult in the Gaza Strip due to multiple Israeli…
Taliban Official Requests Lifting of Sanctions on Kabul International Airport, Citing Zero Incidents…
Once named after the country’s former president "Hamid Karzai" in 2014 by the National Assembly and the cabinet of the fugitive president Ashraf Ghani, Afghanistan’s main international airport was given the name "Kabul International…
Yemen’s Old Market of Taiz: A Historical Treasure Trove of Weapons, Handicrafts, and…
The Old Market in the city of Taiz, southwest Yemen, is known for its historical character as a market for selling weapons, handicrafts, traditional and heritage products, and rare agricultural products for centuries. This market contains…
Taiwanese Unconvinced of War Possibility Amidst Tensions with China
While there are concerns that a conflict between China and Taiwan could trigger World War III, many Taiwanese people do not believe that such a war will happen in the near future. Nevertheless, the political tensions between China and…
Gazan Couple Turns Rooftop into Aloe Vera Farm, Making Organic Soap
Citizens in the Gaza Strip face many problems and challenges, above all unemployment and living below the poverty line in the context of conflict and crisis. Wishing to have a better life, Palestinian citizen Salama Badawan and his wife,…
Young Libyans Struggle for Peace and Rebuilding After Years of War
After two years of fighting and two years of peace, Tripoli has left a lasting impact on the convictions of many young people. The students' faculty was destroyed during the war and many participated in battles with Burkan Ghadhab forces in…