In the East Showa Zone of Ethiopia’s Oromia region, Workenesh Bulbula, 50, sits beneath the soft shade of an acacia tree, ...
Africa’s economic growth is hinging on creating 1 billion jobs by the end of the century. Where will it find them?
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Survival School: How Fish Behave in Pristine Alpine Streams
Survival School explores how fish behave in clear alpine streams, revealing the secrets of their adaptation and survival in ...
Lavash – Traditional culture of baking and sharing thin flatbread in Azerbaijan recognized by UNESCO
Lavash is also used for cooking different Azerbaijani national dishes and the name lavash can be found in various culinary ...
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Child marriage is still common in the DRC: What's driving it and how to encourage change
Despite international efforts to eliminate child marriage, the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) continues to have high rates of this harmful practice.
From a Danish palace that barely survived a fire to a Japanese military fortress, these are the most beautiful castles in the ...
Al-Fasher, the capital of Darfur, has fallen into the hands of the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), after holding out for more ...
The classic red “Fleetwood Diner” sign has weathered decades of Michigan seasons, becoming as iconic to Ann Arbor as the University’s Block M. This 24-hour beacon of comfort food sits at the corner of ...
Dinky’s Blue Belle Diner in Shrewsbury isn’t trying to reinvent breakfast – it’s perfecting it one pancake at a time. This bright blue railcar-style diner sits proudly along Route 9, a beacon of ...
Ethiopia has set up a network of committees to identify children forced into work or marriage during the coronavirus pandemic ...
The Obergefell litigation and its aftermath is a perfect illustration of how the legal theory of cultural analysis can move us beyond the endless spiral of polarization and strife we now face.
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