Tajikistan’s leader has slated the usually untouchable head of the state communications service, a man to whom he is related by marriage, for the dismal state of internet provision in the country.
Irishman Bernard Phelan not among thousands of pardoned prisoners in Iran
The family of Irish citizen Bernard Phelan confirmed that he has not been released from prison in Iran, according to RTÉ. State news agency IRNA said those accused of “corruption on earth” – a capital …
Iran Announces Amnesty, but It May Not Spare Many Protesters
While the government said tens of thousands of prisoners were to be freed or get reduced sentences, rights advocates suggested the move was a sham.
Turkey’s Oludeniz Blue Lagoon Is Always Crowded But Worth The Trip
One of Turkey’s most popular beaches is known as the Ölüdeniz Blue Lagoon. Let us tell you why it’s worth braving the crowds to see it for yourself.
Turkey: Fewer visas for Russians
Until recently, families from Russia were welcome to move to Turkey. When Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered a partial mobilization for the war against Ukraine, they changed their plans and …
This Gorgeous Japanese Inn Is an Off-the-grid Paradise — With No Electricity, Wi-Fi, or Phone Service
In northern Japan, this off-the-grid hideaway is perfect for the adventurous traveler. It took seven hours, three trains, and two buses to get to the place my partner and I had booked for our weekend …
Spy balloon likely sent extensive intelligence to China, experts say
The Chinese spy balloon was likely able to send sensitive data to China before it was shot down by the U.S. military Saturday, foreign policy experts told Fox News Digital.
Rivian opponents refile lawsuits to challenge Georgia’s site takeover
The 28 parcels owned by a local development authority are zoned for agricultural use. But in many situations, local zoning does not apply to state-owned land.
Neve Yaakov’s American roots
Neve Yaakov was founded,located on sixteen acres of land purchased from local Arabs by the US wing of the Mizrachi movement. Op-ed …
Lebanon hopes UNESCO danger listing could save crumbling modernist fairground
Its arch is cracking and its vast pavilions lie empty, but the crumbling Rachid Karami International Fair in Lebanon’s port city Tripoli now has hope of revival, having been added to the United …