Tuesday 16 April 2024
BENHA, Egypt: On April 11, coinciding with the second day of Eid Al-Fitr, Ashraf…
By: Alireza Bahrami TEHRAN: On the occasion of the arrival of spring and the…
By Kuban Andymen TASHKENT: Uzbek authorities will cover expenses for work visas, travel tickets,…
By: Alireza Bahrami TEHRAN: On the occasion of the arrival of spring and the…
By Kuban Andymen TASHKENT: Uzbek authorities will cover expenses for work visas, travel tickets,…
BISHKEK: The construction of a yurt-shaped football stadium that mixes Kyrgyzstan’s history, culture and…
BENHA, Egypt: On April 11, coinciding with the second day of Eid Al-Fitr, Ashraf…
By: Alireza Bahrami TEHRAN: On the occasion of the arrival of spring and the…
By Kuban Andymen TASHKENT: Uzbek authorities will cover expenses for work visas, travel tickets,…
SEOUL: Asia Journalists Association (AJA) is deeply concerned about the severe toll on journalists…
MEDELLIN: The World Poetry Movement (WPM), a coordination of organizations and poets, international poetry…
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg with South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol By Habib Toumi…
CAIRO: Ashraf Aboul-Yazid combines being a novelist, a poet, a journalist, a travel writer…
By Alin Ferrer-Garganera Asia is complex and complicated. Among the seven continents, she…
In 1990s Britain, three friends: Kathy, Ruth, and Tommy attend the quaint boarding school,…
By Habib Toumi SUWON: People fascinated by mass communication and the development of…
A controversial decision to make plastic wrapping over all checked in luggage mandatory at…
Seoul Fashion Week 2017 F/W collections have drawn to its close already; however, let’s…
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Until We Are Free Shirin Ebadi, Random House, 2016 “I have lost more than I ever thought possible, but I nevertheless thank God that even from exile I can still work to build my country.” Shirin Ebadi was only ever interested in human rights. It was her delight to sit with the most vulnerable in […]
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