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Syrian farmers are determined to resume planting despite difficulties

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​sana​​​ Enemies of Syria have waged a dirty war on its lands and imposed an unjust blockade. However, all those events haven’t prevented the Syrian people from continuing their life. The sons of →

Rebounding nature: China becomes global trailblazer in wetland conservation with dynamic legislative, technological advancements

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global times By Hu Yuwei in Wuhan Walking through the city's flagship East Lake National Wetland Park in Central China's Wuhan, water and sky merge in muted colors, punctuated by fir trees on which →

University Bias

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​the american conservative​​​ by Anthony Sabatini The Sunshine State is leading the way in education reform. Florida recently enacted legislation that increases transparency on campuses and redirects →

Pope calls female genital mutilation a 'crime' that must stop

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nbc news By The Associated Press Pope Francis called female genital mutilation a “crime” on Sunday and said the fight for women’s rights, equality and opportunity must continue for the good of →

Animal welfare: Live plucking of geese breaches EU law

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​the brussels times​​​ Animal welfare NGO FOUR PAWS published on Wednesday footage of geese being plucked alive on several farms across Poland in violation of EU legislation. The feathers and down →

Now the Disgraced COVID 'Experts' Want 'Amnesty'?

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american thinker By Tanya Berlaga In her recent article in The Atlantic, a Brown University professor, Emily Oster, is calling for "pandemic amnesty." She is telling me to "forgive and forget" →

You'd Better Be Prepared for the Perfect Transportation Storm

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american thinker By John Green We've all heard of the game "Where's Waldo?" Well, I've got a better question. As we look upon the hordes of federal parasites dedicated public servants, where's Pete? →

Tanzania: Rapid population growth worries authorities

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​africa news​​​ Tanzania's population jumped by more than 37% in a decade to reach 61.7 million, President Samia Suluhu Hassan said Monday, as she unveiled the results of the national census. The →

Pesticides detected in hair of MEPs

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​the brussels times​​​ An analysis of hair samples from 44 Members of the European Parliament (MEPs), journalists, and scientists detected the presence of pesticides in 91% of the participants, NGO →

Seasonal depression: small things you can do every day to cope

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​the conversation​​​ If you find it difficult to convince yourself to get away from your desk at lunchtime, try to organise some activities to do that may help you get outside. For example, try to →

How light pollution in Europe increased over 10 years due to LEDs switch

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the brussels times By Maïthé Chini The first colour map of Europe at night, created using images from the International Space Station ISS, shows a sharp increase in light pollution, not only due to →

"Forever is Now" exhibits 'art for everyone' at Giza necropolis

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​africa news​​​ Installations by worldwide artists are displayed at the Giza pyramids necropolis during the second edition of the Art D’Égypte exhibition "Forever is Now". "These kinds of events →

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