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Photography
Past coverageLeif Randt: Must We Save the Vacation Photo?
- German author Leif Randt travels to find ideal light for photography. - He observes that people look at more photos than ever via their phones, often in automated slideshows. - Randt finds interior …
Awakening Mountains and Bishkek's Contrasts in Readers' Photos and Videos
- Readers of 24.kg are sharing photos and videos capturing the diverse landscapes and urban contrasts of Kyrgyzstan. - Submissions showcase the juxtaposition of historical sites in Bishkek, the awaken…
Gratitude
Past coverageCPBL: On Mother's Day, Suzuki Shunsuke shares deep reflections after coming to Taiwan
- Taiwanese baseball player Suzuki Shunsuke expressed gratitude to his mother and others in his life on Mother's Day. - He reflected on his past difficulty in expressing emotions and his current under…
Spying
Past coverageNYT: Alleged Chinese Spy Offered $310,000 to Bribe U.S. Congressional Aide for Information
- A man identified as Chris Chen, allegedly a Chinese spy, offered a US congressional aide $10,000 for information on the House Select Committee on the CCP. - The aide reported the approach, and the c…
Shipbuilding
Past coverageOnce the pride of Croatian shipbuilding, it became a 'ghost ship' abandoned for years at sea
- The MV Lyubov Orlova, once a proud ice-strengthened cruise ship built in Croatia, became a maritime mystery after being abandoned. - Seized in Canada in 2010 due to owner debts and numerous ship fai…
South Korean Minister Discusses Investment, Shipbuilding Cooperation with U.S. Officials
- South Korean Minister of Trade, Industry and Energy Kim Jeong-sik met with U.S. officials in Washington D.C. to discuss investment and shipbuilding cooperation. - The two countries signed an MOU to …
Modesty
Past coverageKebbi Hisbah Releases Women Detained for Indecent Dressing After Counselling
- The Kebbi Hisbah Board released two women detained for alleged indecent dressing in Birnin Kebbi. - The women were apprehended after residents complained about inappropriate attire visible from a ho…
No need to be someone else - Trisha Ooi
- Actress Trisha Ooi believes in showcasing talent rather than relying on revealing clothing to gain attention. - She stated that sexiness is subjective and emphasized the importance of dressing appro…
Influencer
Past coverageInfluencer Zhong Mingxuan Faces Financial Crisis, Announces Surprise Career Change to Sell Egg Cakes
- Taiwanese influencer Zhong Mingxuan announced a career change to sell egg cakes from a mobile food truck. - The move follows a period of controversy due to his frequent travel and filming in China. …
Dedication
Past coverageStudent Travels 100km Weekly for Basketball Passion
- Le Nguyen Hoang Lan, a 23-year-old basketball player, travels 100 km weekly to train with his team in Ba Ria ward. - He has maintained this commitment for a year to prepare for the Ho Chi Minh City …
Flowers
Past coverageOpening of the 30th Ariana Rose Festival: To the Scents of All Flowers!
- The 30th Ariana Rose Festival runs from May 8-17, celebrating a long-standing floral tradition. - The event features 147 stands with various plants, roses, and related artisanal products, offering a…
Cabañas Blooms with Flowers and Color to Honor Mothers
- The Cabañas area in Paraguay is experiencing a vibrant floral season, with local nurseries like Vivero San Rafael bustling with activity for Mother's Day. - Nurseries are offering a wide variety of …
Colonialism
Past coverageMay 1945: Living and Civic Memory
- The article commemorates the 81st anniversary of Victory in Europe Day, contrasting the global celebration with the brutal massacres of Algerian civilians by the French colonial army on May 8, 1945.…
Budget
Past coverageWhere is the budget? Iraq faces significant delays
- Iraq has not approved its annual budget for 2026, despite it being May and parliament being in session. - The author criticizes successive governments and parliament for neglecting budget approval, …
Gifts
Past coverageMother's Day Economy: A Time for Gifts, and a Reflection on Value
- Mother's Day spending in Turkey is analyzed, with an average of 4700 TL spent per person on e-commerce. - Turkish consumers tend to buy small home appliances, reflecting traditional gender roles, wh…
AI Gifts: Crafting Unforgettable Presents for Mom This Mother's Day
- The article suggests using Artificial Intelligence tools like Gemini and ChatGPT to create personalized, heartfelt gifts for Mother's Day. - It provides specific prompts for AI to generate a loving …
Taxes
Past coverageConfused by Unclear Procedures: Spent a Good Hour Trying to Figure Out Which Taxes to Pay
- A Lithuanian resident faced confusion and frustration regarding tax payments after declaring his income. - He received conflicting information from 'Sodra' (the social insurance institution) and the…
Ruto's Finance Bill Revives Ghost of Gen Z Protests with Punitive Taxes
- President William Ruto's government has reintroduced a wide range of taxes in the 2026 Finance Bill. - The new taxes affect everyday items like mobile phones, bottled water, and credit card swipes. …
Cryptocurrency
Past coverageTrump Media Enterprise posts Q1 loss of $12.7 billion due to failed crypto layout
- Trump Media & Technology Group (TMTG) reported a Q1 loss of $405.9 million, primarily due to significant cryptocurrency investments. - Despite the loss, the company's operating cash flow was positiv…
Theatre
Past coverageKorean Lighting Designer Ahn Hyo-young Illuminates UK Theatre Scene
- Ahn Hyo-young, a South Korean stage lighting designer based in the UK, aims to bring his unique 'neuro-aesthetic lighting design' to Korean productions. - He has worked on numerous theatre and music…
Debra Boucaud Mason: Still On Stage and Loving It!
- Debra Boucaud Mason, a 63-year-old actress, continues to bring animated energy to her theatre roles, a trait that extends to her off-stage personality. - Having been involved in theatre since 1984, …
Restoration
Past coverageMan who restored Ross Castle from ruin leaves estate worth €1.75m
- US property developer George McLoughlin, who restored the historic Ross Castle in Galway, has left an estate valued at €1.75 million. - McLoughlin and his wife Elizabeth spent 15 years restoring the…
Cider mill makes sweet comeback after 100 years
- A 19th-century cider mill, originally built by the Albert Day Foundry in 1868, has been meticulously restored by carpenter Ned Bott. - The mill, located in Braidwood, Australia, recently completed i…
Discussion
Past coverageThe Naming of Kaisoca Soccer
- The article discusses comments made on a radio program about the state of football. - Administrators, coaches, and the public shared their views on football's condition. - The author initially dismi…
N1 Studio Live Broadcast Announced, Audience Invited to Participate
- The article is an announcement for a live broadcast of the N1 Studio Live program. - It invites viewers to share their opinions and join the discussion on the topics covered. - Viewers are encourage…
Hobby
Past coverageBallet: From Niche Hobby to Mainstream Pursuit in South Korea
- Adult ballet, once a niche hobby, is now a mainstream category with a growing community and increasing ticket sales for dance performances. - The rise of
The Community Passionate About Miniature Versions of Horses
- A passionate community of collectors worldwide dedicates themselves to miniature horse replicas, investing significant time and money into the hobby. - These model horses, meticulously hand-painted …
Disembarkation
Past coveragePassengers to disembark virus-hit cruise ship — Cruise operator
- Passengers and some crew members will disembark the MV Hondius cruise ship on Sunday in Granadilla, Tenerife. - The cruise operator, Oceanwide Expeditions, stated that those disembarking will be imm…
Damascus
Past coverageISIS claims Damascus assassination of Shi'ite cleric
- ISIS claimed responsibility for assassinating prominent Shi'ite cleric Sheikh Farhan Hassan al-Mansour in Damascus on May 1, 2026. - The attack targeted al-Mansour's vehicle near the Sayyidah Zaynab…
Syrian President discusses security with Lebanese Prime Minister in Damascus
- Syrian President Ahmed Al-Shar'a met with Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam in Damascus to discuss security, transport, and energy. - The meeting aims to rebuild relations between Syria and Lebano…
Baghdad
Past coverageSecond Ceramic Techniques Festival Celebrates Clay's Artistic Potential in Baghdad
- The second annual festival of ceramic techniques, held at the Polytechnic College of Applied Arts in Baghdad, celebrated the artistic potential of clay. - The event showcased student works that blen…
Baghdad Advances Infrastructure Projects Amidst Financial Challenges; Karbala Tackles Housing Crisis
- Baghdad Municipality is advancing infrastructure projects, including developing the old city's riverfront and the second phase of Rashid Street's renovation. - Despite financial challenges, the muni…
Erbil's Crucial Role: Will Kurdistan Unlock Iraq's Golden Era?
- The Iraqi Prime Minister-designate's visit to Kurdistan is a pivotal moment for Iraq's future, signaling a potential new era of recovery and prosperity, with US support. - The article questions whet…
Nature
Past coverageIceland's Architectural Advantage: Nature as Inspiration, Says Kengo Kuma
- Japanese architect Kengo Kuma believes Japan can learn from Iceland's approach to architecture, particularly its deep connection with nature. - Kuma criticizes the global trend of "internationalism"…
Leave Your Smartphones at Home: Embrace Nature and Community for Well-being
- A reader suggests that well-being stems from a society that protects nature, cares for others, and consumes moderately. - The opinion piece advocates for strengthening community ties through activit…
Norway: Fjord and Murder
- The author describes arriving at a picturesque Norwegian house with a jetty and red cottage after enduring storms and detours. - The idyllic setting, characterized by meadows, houses, and the fjord,…
Humpback Whale in Baltic Sea Sparks Societal Reflection
- A humpback whale, nicknamed Timmy, Hope, or simply 'the whale,' appeared in the Baltic Sea in early March, and its survival status remains uncertain. - The public's fascination with the whale has sp…
Design
Past coverageLondon Craft Week Highlights City's Creative Prowess
- London Craft Week, scheduled from May 11-17, highlights the city's status as a global hub for creativity and design. - The festival, established in 2015, has grown into a significant international p…
At Milan Furniture Fair, the Art of Weaving Redraws the Lines
- The Milan Furniture Fair showcases the art of weaving, highlighting its texture and interplay of space. - Weaving, an ancient technique found globally, has become a significant element in contempora…
Extremism
Past coverageDozens killed in new jihadist attacks in Mali
- At least seventy people were killed in a new wave of jihadist attacks in Mali. - The attacks targeted the central region of Mopti, a known hotspot for extremist activity. - This incident highlights …
Ljubljana
Past coverageSlovenia Marks 150 Years Since Birth of Literary Giant Ivan Cankar
- Slovenia is commemorating the 150th anniversary of the birth of writer Ivan Cankar with various events in his hometown of Vrhnika and the capital, Ljubljana. - Events include exhibitions, guided tou…
