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Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani has directed the establishment of secure exhibition halls within the Iraqi National Museum to display recovered artifacts. This initiative will ensure the preservation of …
Iraq Establishes Fortified Halls for Displaying Recovered Artifacts Read More
Portugal is experiencing a tourism boom with visa-free access for travelers from ninety-three countries, including Canada and the US. In 2023, tourist numbers reached an all-time high of 30.8 million. …
Portugal’s Visa-Free Travel Enhances Tourism and Economic Growth Read More
Portugal, which has introduced visa-free travel for ninety-three countries, is seeing a boost in tourism, attracting over 30.8 million visitors in 2023. While challenges such as declining UK tourist numbers …
Portugal’s Tourism Sector Thrives with Visa-Free Access for Many Countries Read More
The Armenian community in Lebanon practices a policy of positive neutrality, aiming for dialogue and stability. Historically rooted in the experiences from the 1915 Genocide, this neutrality evolved during the …
Armenian Positive Neutrality in Lebanon: Continuity or Change? Read More
A recent study has uncovered significant differences between LLVPs beneath the African and Pacific plates, revealing that their chemical compositions and ages are not identical, as previously believed. The younger …
Earth’s Hidden Depths: Distinct Differences in LLVPs Beneath Africa and the Pacific Read More
Morocco’s Independence Day on March 2 marks the end of colonial rule, celebrating sovereignty restored in 1956. The day is filled with official ceremonies, cultural events, and family gatherings, promoting …
Morocco’s Independence Day: Celebrating Resilience and Nationhood Read More
Dr. John Edwin DeBebs will present his solo exhibition, “The Intersecting Worlds of Climate Change, the Mangrove & Art,” from March 5 to March 18 at the West Tower of …
Dr. John Edwin DeBebs’ Upcoming Exhibition on Niger Delta Mangroves Read More
A recent study reveals that Alexandria, Cleopatra’s birthplace, is experiencing a surge in building collapses due to rising sea levels and coastal erosion, increasing from one collapse per year to …
Alexandria Faces Increased Building Collapses Due to Rising Sea Levels Read More
Ecuador’s residential architecture embodies a blend of traditional and modern techniques, promoting sustainability and environmental respect. Renowned firms utilize local materials and community involvement to create innovative designs, evident in …
Residential Architecture in Ecuador: Integrating Nature and Innovation Read More
Papua New Guinea, covering 73 million hectares of diverse rainforest, is an unprecedented hub of biodiversity, hosting about 7% of the world’s species, many of which are endemic. The country …
The Essential Role of Papua New Guinea in Global Biodiversity Conservation Read More