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Cultural heritage officials are calling for greater protections of historic structures as the Siraji minaret in Basra is torn down for road expansion

Baba Jan, 60, a farmer in Badghis Province in Afghanistan has been forced to leave his home, not because of the war but due to the worst drought he has ever experienced. It is the second time this yea

Just as China perceives economic and security ties as building blocks toward an overarching security architecture, the United States must follow suit.

In addition to TikTok, the Dutch government has banned its officials from installing more apps on their work phones, including the Chinese apps AliExpress and WeChat. The government blocked a total of ten apps - four from China and others from Russia, Iran, and North Korea, sources told NOS.

Government officials in the Netherlands are now prohibited from shopping on the AliExpress app due to concerns over potential espionage. Learn more about the ban on AliExpress and other apps in this article.

Iran summons the Russian ambassador to protest the contents of a joint GCC-Russia statement about three islands in the Persian Gulf.

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Archaeologists have unearthed incredible treasures in the ancient Assyrian city of Nimrud! Discoveries include a rare depiction of the goddess Ishtar and stone slabs with royal genealogy.

First Lady of the Republic of Albania Armanda Begaj has today visited the Azerbaijan National Carpet Museum.

As Yevgeny Prigozhin's mutiny exposed Russia's political weakness, there's an opportunity to follow up with an economic punch by targeting foreign companies that stayed in the country. This is the belief of Mark Dixon, the director of the Moral Rating Agency, which scrutinizes foreign companies that operate in the Russian market and exposes the details of their involvement to shame them into leaving. The West can keep piling the pressure on Western companies to fully exit the Ru...