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Belgium Observes Ramadan with Traditions, Diversity, and Unit
As in the rest of Europe, Muslims are experiencing Ramadan. Some traditions are specially observed during Ramadan. Here in Belgium, a small country in Europe, Ramadan is also experienced with its beauties. There are over 1…
Tracing Pakistan’s Golra Railway Station
A railway station stands as a witness to historical events going back to the British Raj era in the 19th century; it is known today as Golra Railway Station. It served as British India's primary supply route during military operations in…
War in Gaza Impacts Jerusalem’s Vibrant Ramadan Customs
Scenes of profound sadness are currently prevailing in Jerusalem, particularly within the historic Old City, as the Gaza War enters its sixth month. This year's Ramadan observance in the region are markedly…
Exploring the Wonders of Khewra: Pakistan’s Salt Mine Marvel
Deep within the heart of the Punjab region in Pakistan lies a hidden wonder, a geological marvel that has fascinated explorers and scientists for centuries - the Khewra Salt Mine. Established in the 13th century by…
Ayten Berkal’s Eyewitness Account of the Greek Massacre in Cyprus
In an extraordinary nine-hour verbal history documentary, Dr. Ayten Berkalp, esteemed as the living hero of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, takes center stage to unravel the profound tapestry of her life and her nation's tumultuous…
Palestinians Navigating Daily Life with Resourceful Methods Amid Adversity
Palestinians in the Gaza Strip grapple with the harsh reality of prolonged Israeli attacks, enduring challenging living conditions for the past five months. Hindered by power outages, fuel shortages, and scarcity…
Gaza Children Caught Between Fires of War and Cold Tents
Words fail to convey the brutality of the war unleashed by the Israeli occupying forces against the Gaza Strip over four months ago. This genocide will remain a dark milestone in the lives of Gaza's children, marking the beginning of their…
Most Colorful Time in Taiwan: Spring Festival
Some people refer to it as Lunar New Year, while others may call it Chinese New Year or Spring Festival. The choice of name is yours, and all three terms hold the same meaning. For many Asian people, Spring Festival marks the best and…
Shop Makes Artistic Tools From Gas Bombs in The West Bank
In the heart of Aida Refugee Camp, nestled within the city of Bethlehem, a small shop is capturing attention for its unique approach to artistic expression. Owned by Akram al-Wurah, the store showcases intricate designs crafted from the…
Green Energy in Taiwan
Taiwan is one of the world's most developed countries due to its high-tech industry and massive chip production capacity. However, this level of production requires a significant amount of electricity. Additionally, Taiwan's limited land…