Vanishing wildlife at Egypt’s Lake Qarun force fishermen to abandon trade
Toxic waters of Lake Qarun devastate fishermen's livelihoods, leaving boats idle and restaurants empty along its shores.
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Toxic waters of Lake Qarun devastate fishermen's livelihoods, leaving boats idle and restaurants empty along its shores.
Read moreAfter years of restrictions, Lahore cautiously celebrates the return of its iconic spring kite festival.
Read moreReport by news outlet Axios says that first meeting of board tasked with governing Gaza will take place on February 19.
Read moreIran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said on Saturday that while nuclear enrichment was an "inalienable right" for Tehran, he was ready to reach a "reassuring agreement" on the issue with Washington.…
Read moreThe health trial by researchers at the University of Southern Denmark has been suspended by Bissau-Guinean authorities.
Read moreTikTok calls European Commission probe 'meritless', pledges to challenge findings the video platform harms minors.
Read moreThe country heads to the polls on February 12. Here are the parties and individuals who could shape the outcome.
Read moreJapanese are voting on issues ranging from cost of living to constitutional reform.
Read moreTotal losses of transport infrastructure estimated at $2.5bn. leaving many areas isolated and basic services suspended.
Read moreUS wants Beijing to join a revised nuclear weapons treaty after expiration of a previous accord between US and Russia.
Read moreA sign hanging from a rusty ice-green shipping container installed by Thai forces on what they say is the border with Cambodia proclaims: "Cambodian citizens are strictly prohibited from entering this…
Read moreAs the US moves to cut off Cuba's critical oil supply through the threat of secondary sanctions against any country exporting fuel to the island, the Cuban government on Friday announced emergency measures…
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