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- A small county in Iran’s northern province of Mazandaran has turned into one of the country’s major centers in producing plants and flowers.
- Mexican researchers are trying to help tackle the world’s plastic problem. They have created a bio-degradable plastic from the juice of a type of cactus, commonly called ‘prickly pear’.
- Many people in the world are replacing plastic straws with paper ones to help the nature. But an entrepreneur in Uganda has come up with an even better idea: straws made out of sedge grass.
Nearly 200 migrants deported from US, all men, arrive in Venezuela
'Un-American,' 'Help people already here'- birthright citizenship debate divides NY
Activists in Mexico rally against incoming Trump's anti-immigration policies
Trump set to accept luxury ‘flying palace’ as gift from Qatar’s royal family: Report
PKK militant group disbands, ends armed struggle against Turkey: Report
Narratives of denial: Western media’s deep complicity in Israel’s Gaza genocide
VIDEO | Tens of thousands rally in Brussels against Israeli genocide, urge Gaza ceasefire
Netanyahu’s Gaza depopulation remarks ‘modern blueprint for ethnic cleansing’: Euro-Med
‘Irreversible escalation’: Iran warns Europe misusing snapback has ‘consequences’
Iran reaffirms Persian Gulf defense, asserts ‘no threat will go unanswered’
VIDEO | Joy in US over selection of 1st American pope
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