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Thailand – Authorities intensify efforts to watch out the borders and prevent drug smuggling…
Thailand has more than 3,000 Kms of its land to watch out for drug trafficking with 1,594 km Thai-Laos borderline from Chiang Rai to Nhong Kai and over 1,400 km Thai-Myanmar borderline from Chiang Rai to Kanchana Buri. The country has been…
Iraq: The Auto-rickshaw the’Tuk-Tuk’ Swept the Streets Replacing Taxis
In Baghdad, the auto-rickshaw the "tuk-tuk" became a growing phenomenon, given its cheap fares compared to taxies. Such a phenomenon was slammed by many who considered it uncivilized, given tuk-tuk drivers' non-compliance to the traffic…
Yemen: A Sit-in to Demand Lifting the Siege Imposed by Houthi Militias on Taiz
Tens of Taiz residents organized a sit-in to demand lifting the invincible siege imposed by the Houthi militias for the 7th year in a row. During which, protestors indicated that the world's inaction in addressing their agony and what we…
Tunisia: Clashes between Demonstrators and Security Forces Broke Out
Upon the death of a detainee held at the police station and a barbaric assault on a child by the security forces, demonstrations in Tunis turned into fierce clashes with security forces coupled with hit and run operations in residential…
Syria: Youths in Ar Raqqah Innovate New Projects to Revive their city
After the region went rack and ruin with ISIS taking over the city and displacing most of its residents, youths in Ar Raqqah are coming up with new innovations to encourage people on going back. Among them is a Omar, a young man in his 20s,…
Iraq: Baghdad International Book Fair Reopens after a Year of Suspension
Amid enthusiastic turnout, Baghdad International Book Fair reopened after closing for one year due to the outbreak of Coronavirus. At least 220 publishing houses and local printing facilities participated in the book fair along with 14 Arab…
Palestine: After the Recent War on Gaza, Inflicted Families Reside in Tents Amid the Rubble of their…
Following the recent war on Gaza, families were coerced to live in tents erected amid the rubbles of their demolished houses. Families are pinning hopes that the international community will fulfill its pledges to provide funds to rebuild…
Iraq: ISIS Members Sneak into Iraq by Taking Advantage of Syrian Border’s Security Gaps
Near the Syrian -Iraqi borders in the western Mosul desert, ISIS members have periodically sneaked across the borders heading to Iraq. In this regard, the former deputy Majid Al-Shankal, underscored the fact that ISIS members are taking…
Turkey – Drip painting, from a talent to a source of livelihood for a Syrian lady
The talent of the Syrian lady, Bayan Al-Jassem, in drawing inspired the new style in art, which is drip painting using Arabic letters, she started her first business after posting one of her work on social media platforms, where inquiries…
Thailand – Mon Saeng Dao Ecological School, saves children from the human trafficking mafia
Mon Saeng Dao Ecological School, founded in 1999, is one of the main schools that provide free education to vulnerable children in Chiang Rai district, the principal of the school, Mr.Tewin Akkarasilachai, points out that their priority is…