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The Iconic Clock of Yemen: “Big Ben of the East”
Perched atop a lofty hill overlooking the strategic port of Aden in southern Yemen rests a historical and iconic clock, often referred to as the sister of London's renowned "Big Ben."
Dubbed "Big Ben of the East" or "Big Ben" in Arabic,…
Pakistan’s Battle Against the Escalating Smog Crisis
Residents in Lahore are grappling with the escalating smog crisis, as the toxic air has left thousands of people sick, prompting authorities to close some cities for the week. Obaid Shah, a resident who recently traveled to Islamabad,…
Gaza’s Rafah Crossing: Journalists’ Struggles and Humanitarian Crisis
Amidst the truce between Palestinian factions and Israel, the Rafah land crossing, separating the Gaza Strip and Egypt, became a focal point for Palestinian journalists. Their aim was to monitor prisoner exchanges, oversee the entry of food…
The Oldest Gypsum Mines in Yemen
"Al-Natef" is a village perched on one of the peaks of Mount Sabr in the city of Taiz, southern Yemen. It was once a mine for extracting gypsum used in the construction and restoration of famous historical landmarks and sites in Taiz, such…
Pakistan To Deport Afghan Refugees
Once again, echoes of cries, screams, and turmoil resound across various regions of Pakistan as the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) claims responsibility for yet another devastating suicide attack. The regional security landscape in…
Al-Sakoon Park: The Hanging Garden in Yemen
"Al-Sakoon Park" in Al-Turbah region - Taiz province - in Yemen is considered one of the most beautiful and attractive parks in the country, as it was built on a steep mountain slope to be one of the legendary hanging gardens. It has become…
Japan’s High-Tech Toilets Amaze and Confound International Visitors
Japan's high-tech toilets captivate people with their advanced features. These toilets boast temperature-adjustable seats, automatic lids, water sprayers with adjustable pressure, dryers, and noise suppressors, often surprising tourists…
Nearly 20 Million Children Out Of School in Sudan
The United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) revealed a staggering statistic: approximately 19 million children in Sudan remain out of school, marking a concerning trend six months after the conflict erupted between the army and the Rapid…
Pakistan’s Quest to Revive its Handicrafts Sector
Mr. Niaz Ahmad resides in the heart of Rawalpindi, a city teeming with culture, vibrant colors, and lively surroundings. However, amidst the beauty and charm, there exist the gray areas that cast a shadow over his life. Mr. Ahmad has…
A Free Initiative to Educate Children Displaced by the Sudanese War
The educational sector in Sudan is still considered one of the sectors that suffer the most from severe weakness and lack of support, whether from humanitarian organizations or authorities. This has prompted students and teachers in the…