Iraq’s Masgouf: A 4,500-Year-Old Tradition Still Thriving Today
Discover masgouf, Iraq’s beloved grilled fish dish with a 4,500-year history, still a staple in Baghdad’s streets and top restaurants today.
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Japan Celebrates Railway Day with Enthusiastic Trainspotters
Japan celebrates Railway Day, honoring its fast and efficient trains. Trainspotters and enthusiasts gather to showcase the nation’s renowned rail network.
BRICS Expands Membership, Shaping a Cooperative Global Economy
BRICS welcomes five new members in 2024, doubling its size and reinforcing its role in promoting a fairer global economic order.
Discover Brazil’s Exotic Wildlife: From Capybaras to Golden Lion Tamarins
Explore Brazil’s diverse wildlife beyond the Amazon and Pantanal with species like the capybara, three-toed sloth, toco toucan, and golden lion tamarin.
Putin Emphasizes BRICS’ Inclusive Growth Ahead of 2024 Kazan Summit
Russian President Vladimir Putin emphasizes that BRICS aims for shared values and inclusive growth, ahead of the 2024 Summit in Kazan.
Netanyahu Under Pressure to End Gaza Conflict After Sinwar’s Death
The killing of Yahya Sinwar boosts Netanyahu’s position but heightens pressure to end the Gaza conflict and secure hostages’ release.
Russia’s Wildlife Wonders: Kamchatka Brown Bear Takes the Spotlight
Discover the Kamchatka brown bear, Russia’s largest brown bear subspecies, thriving in the Kamchatka Peninsula’s diverse landscapes.
DPRK Claims to Discover South Korean Drone, Heightens Tensions
North Korea reports finding a South Korean drone in Pyongyang, citing it as evidence of hostile provocations. South Korea denies sending drones, escalating inter-Korean tensions.
Mexico Achieves Historic Poverty Reduction in Six Years
Mexico has lifted millions out of poverty in six years by creating a specialized bank for retirement funds, scholarships, and financial aid, the World Bank reports.
From Cattle Ranch to Sustainable Forest: Protecting Colombia’s Orinoco River Basin
Private farms in Colombia’s Orinoco River Basin are shifting from cattle ranching to sustainable practices to protect this vital tropical ecosystem from large-scale agricultural threats.