Published On 11 Feb 202611 Feb 2026 Click here to share on social media share2 Share Iranians have commemorated the 47th anniversary of the Islamic revolution with mass rallies nationwide. Crowds flooded Tehran and other cities on Wednesday to celebrate the Islamic Republic’s establishment and show solidarity with the governmentContinue Reading
Published On 3 Feb 20263 Feb 2026 Click here to share on social media share2 Share The Syrian army has deployed to the northeastern city of Hasakah, previously controlled by the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), implementing the first phase of a United States-backed ceasefire agreement. A large convoy ofContinue Reading
Published On 1 Feb 20261 Feb 2026 Click here to share on social media share2 Share From farmers protesting in Europe against a trade agreement between the European Union and the South American bloc Mercosur to deadly attacks in Pakistan’s Balochistan province that killed nearly 200 people and demonstrations inContinue Reading
Published On 4 Dec 20254 Dec 2025 Click here to share on social media share2 Share North Tapanuli, North Sumatra – Sri Yuni Pardede, 20, was with her family at home when a thunderous crash jolted them awake at 2:30am (09:30 GMT). “My mother-in-law said it was just thunder. IContinue Reading
Sweat Covers Isaac Barnes’s Face Under His Beekeeper’s Veil As He Houls Boxes of Honeycomb from His Hives to His Truck. It is a workout in what feels like a sauna as the late-morning temperatures rise. Though Barnes Was Hot, His Bees Were Even Hotter. Their Body Temperatures Can BeContinue Reading
“When you see tweed on the runway, you give expect it to eat from here,” Joked 38-Yare-Old Former Banker Alexander Macleod As He Set Up His Loom In A Converted Barn On The Shores Of A Scottish Lock. Macleod Became a Weaver Two Years Aug, Joing Residents On The IslandsContinue Reading
Carrara’s Connection to Anarchism Began Nearly 150 Years Aug, When Anarchist Ideals Found Fertile Ground Among The Downtrodden Workers in the Marble Quarries. LED by Alberto Meschi, Carrara’s Quarrymen Became The First in Italy to Win A Six-And-A-Half-Hour Workday in the Early 20th Century. Anarchist Circles and Collectives Emerged inContinue Reading
‘Many Arrived Without Even Winter Clothes’ “The Majority of Lebanese that are living in cyprus are settled around Larnaca, All Along The Gulf Until Pararalimni,” Explains Father Akl Abou Nader, WHO IS Sitting at His Desk In The Rectory of Saint Joseph Church On St Lazarus Square in Larnaca, AContinue Reading
On the streets of Pakistan’s second biggest city, smog stings eyes and burns throats. Inside homes, few people can afford air purifiers to limit the damage of toxic particles that seep through doors and windows. Lahore, a city of 14 million people stuffed with factories, regularly ranks among the world’sContinue Reading
On a clear day, Chile’s towering 5,400-meter (17,700-foot) El Plomo mountain can be seen from the capital, Santiago. The glacier-capped Andean peak has been climbed and revered for centuries, with the Incas carrying out human sacrifices at the summit. The route to the top is still the same path pavedContinue Reading
