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16 Jan. 11:00

Biden says goodbye: 46th U.S. President’s farewell address

After four years in the White House and a half-century in Washington U.S. President Joe Biden has finally said farewell. Sitting in the Oval Office on Wednesday evening, the one-term Democratic leader used a 17-minute address to frame his four-year presidency. With only days left in the White House, Biden was saving a few surprises for his farewell address Wednesday evening, as President-elect Donald Trump takes office on January 20, 2025.

15 Oct 2024 in 11:00

Ilham Aliyev recommends European countries not to follow France's footsteps

The European Union should preserve neutrality on Armenia-Azerbaijan peace track, which was the case during the occupation of Azerbaijani lands, the President of Azerbaijan told the Belgian ambassador after receiving his credentials.

8 May 2024 in 16:55

Baku urges to abandon doom and gloom narrative around Azerbaijan and Armenia

Azerbaijani Ambassador to London Elin Suleymanov responded to a new article by The Guardian columnist Patrick Wintour, urging to abandon pessimistic narrative around the Armenian-Azerbaijani settlement process, because the situation has radically changed recently, most importantly, for the better.

6 Mar 2023 in 2:00

Saudis may become world's leaders in reading books

Saudi Arabia is set to launch a new initiative called Literature Everywhere to improve access to literary works across the Kingdom. These will include podcasts, audiobooks, poetry, short stories, comics.

4 Mar 2023 in 21:00

World’s longest aqueduct being prepared for public visit

The recently-restored Qanat of Zarch, known as the world’s longest subterranean aqueduct in central Yazd province, is being prepared for the public visit. This ancient city is a living testimony to the intelligent use of limited available resources in the desert for survival.

4 Mar 2023 in 5:00

What is Holi and how to celebrate?

Holi, the Hindu festival of colour, is now celebrated around the world, marked by raucous parties where people throw and smear coloured powder on each other. The festival, the celebrations for which will begin on March 8 in many parts of India, signifies the arrival of spring and, for many Hindus, the triumph of good over evil.

3 Mar 2023 in 2:00

What is the healthiest type of bread

In recent years, bread has been considered the enemy of nutrition, whether one is dieting or even for people who are trying to be healthy and save calories

2 Mar 2023 in 22:00

Eight walking routes designed for Tehran visitors

Russia and Iran may agree on the introduction of a visa-free regime in 2023

28 Feb 2023 in 20:05

How Egypt will attract tourists

Egypt, home to ancient pyramids and Red Sea resorts, aims to boost tourism by up to 30% annually over the next five years, bringing in private firms to operate sites and inaugurating a huge museum around the end of 2023

28 Feb 2023 in 0:00

Who will host 2025 Africa Cup of Nations

As the Confederation of African Football is close to announcing the official host of the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON), Morocco seems confident in its bid to host the tournament

27 Feb 2023 in 19:18

West Azerbaijan - ideal opportunity for ecotourism

Located in the northwestern part of Iran, West Azerbaijan Province makes it a perfect setting for the growth of ecotourism due to its ethnic diversity, nature and lifestyle.

26 Feb 2023 in 8:00

Five inventions from ancient Egypt we still use

One of the ancient world's longest lasting civilisations, the cultures that built up along the Nile still impact us today. These include their famous developments in mathematics, astronomy, religion, and philosophy as well as some things, which are less well-known, but no less important.

26 Feb 2023 in 6:00

Why the heavily armed DMZ separating North and South Korea has become a wildlife haven

Active hostilities between South and North Korea ended in 1953. In the same year, the demilitarized zone was created, which is considered one of the world’s most heavily armed borders. The 260-km stretch is barred with fences and landmines and is largely empty of human activity.

25 Feb 2023 in 5:00

Middle-Eastern magic in your kitchen

From the simple Sumac to the hot Harissa, Middle-Eastern spices can add to your culinary kitty like nothing else can. Stocking up on a few basic spice blends like Baharat and Za’atar can transform the simplest meals into new gourmet favourites

24 Feb 2023 in 23:00

China's movie industry roars back with record box office

China's film industry is making a strong comeback following the end of the country's zero-COVID policy, with box office sales hitting a record in January as moviegoers raced to see new blockbusters during Lunar New Year

24 Feb 2023 in 19:00

10 marvels of Marrakech

Architectural masterpieces, forgotten tombs, exotic gardens and intoxicating souks. Marrakech is bursting at the seams with cultural gems waiting to be explored

24 Feb 2023 in 7:00

Five tallest buildings in the world

The top 5 tallest buildings of the world are the incredible feats of engineering. They exist in locations around the world, and date from 2010 onwards

23 Feb 2023 in 19:35

Kuwait launches flights to a 3rd Uzbekistan city

Jazeera Airways has announced that it will launch a third connection to Uzbekistan on March 1. It will connect Kuwait International Airport (KWI) with Uzbekistan's Samarkand International Airport (SKD). The Kuwait-based low-cost carrier anticipates this route will be highly profitable, enabling Kuwait and Uzbek travelers to have a faster, more convenient, and more cost-effective travel option.

22 Feb 2023 in 3:00

First ever World Padel League to be held in Dubai

The world’s top-ranked padel players and entertainment stars are set to take part in the “Greatest show on court” with the inaugural World Padel League to be held in association with Dubai Sports Council at the Coca-Cola Arena from June 8 to 11

21 Feb 2023 in 22:00

Ancient craft of Lebanese mountains

High in Lebanon's rugged mountains, hatmaker Youssef Akiki is among the last artisans practising the thousand-year-old skill of making traditional warm woolen caps once widely worn against the icy winter chill