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Tanzanian-born writer Abdulrazak Gurnah, who specializes in refugee, migration and post-colonial experiences, is the recipient of the 2021 Nobel Prize for Literature.
Experts from the University of Sheffield, UK are instructing refugees to create one
What is your last resort for withdrawal if the worst happens? Could it be a sudden global pandemic or some other kind of existential crisis that threatens humanity to ex…
Eritrea is a famous small country located on the Red Sea coast and is considered the most mysterious country in Africa.
The stream with discrete stone slabs in Enschede Street became a Dutch symbol.
Climate refugees in Antarctica, the plague that has claimed millions of lives, each country only tries to survive, the world in 2030 may be like that, warned by many exp…
The evidence collected by a British citizen seems to be hiding in many rural areas in the foggy island nation.
The race to find intelligent life, or any life beyond Earth has led to a heated competition among scientists around the world during the past decades.
During excavation on Guernsey Island, the group of archaeologists discovered a strange tomb dating back 400 years, inside the remains of a man without a hand.
Like refugees on their way to escape from distant solar systems, meteorites rush through the Earth's atmosphere and fall on our planet. Often these fireballs of metal an…
The history of the Vietnamese nation remains forever imprinted with the dazzling imprint of the heroic heroes who refused to subdue their enemies, did not succumb to sla…
The tropical predator microbial disease discovered at IS strongholds may have spread to Europe after raging in the Middle East, experts warned.
70km from Hanoi, Vietnam Bear Rescue Center is located between Tam Dao National Park. This is the 'home' of bears that are rescued from bear bile farms.
This month, billions of cicadas will emerge from their 17-year refugees to complete one of the longest journeys, with a distance of only a few centimeters from the groun…
A British psychologist had the idea of using old cardboard to make a bed for homeless people in the winter, helping them avoid cold and sleep well.