Ramadan’s First Iftar: Discovering Egypt’s Culinary Diversity
Ramadan in Egypt is celebrated with diverse culinary traditions across regions, featuring unique dishes for the first iftar. Each governorate...
Fatima Saeedi
Fatima Saeedi is a prominent journalist known for her passionate coverage of women's rights and humanitarian issues. With her roots tracing back to Afghanistan, she has spent over a decade working to amplify underrepresented voices in global media. Fatima holds a Master’s degree from the University of Toronto and has been recognized with various honors for her tireless efforts in advocacy journalism that drives social change.
Chinese Doctor Transforms Newborn Care in South Sudan
In South Sudan, Chinese pediatrician Dr. Tai Haifu and his team have successfully treated over 600 newborns suffering from various...
Economic Analysis: Ghana’s Financial Distress Amid Recovery Efforts
Joe Jackson, CEO of Dalex Finance, claimed Ghana remains financially troubled under the previous administration due to unfulfilled debt obligations....
Bolivian Farmers Face Choices Amidst Environmental Challenges
Farmers in Bolivia are confronted with a critical decision post-wildfires: to continue the practice of burning land for agriculture or...
Marquez Brothers Dominate Early Sessions in Unconventional Thailand MotoGP Practice
The opening practice for the 2025 MotoGP season in Thailand featured an unexpected performance from Ducati's Marc and Alex Marquez,...
Banjul Faces Threat of Submersion Due to Climate Change and Rising Sea Levels
Banjul, The Gambia, is on the brink of becoming an underwater ghost town as rising sea levels threaten its existence....
The Unpredictability of Trump’s Venezuela Policy
The article analyzes President Trump's unpredictable and chaotic approach towards Venezuela, illustrating his fluctuating strategies during both his first and...
Rafael Caro Quintero Pleads Not Guilty to 1985 Murder of DEA Agent Camarena
Rafael Caro Quintero, a Mexican drug lord, was arraigned in New York, pleading not guilty to the murder of DEA...
Outbreak of Mysterious Illness in Congo Leads to Conflicting Theories on Cause
An outbreak of an unknown illness in Congo has killed 60 people, with conflicting theories on the cause. The WHO...
Libya Boat Tragedy: Bodies of Nine Pakistanis Repatriated to Parachinar
Recently, 12 of the 16 Pakistani victims of a tragic boat capsizing off Libya were repatriated, with nine from Parachinar...
