Somalia is home to the world’s largest camel population, and camel milk plays an important role in Somali food. The camel milk industry is trying to expand beyond the domestic market but is facing some challenges, as Mohamed Sheikh Nor reports from Mogadishu-VOA NEWS
President of UN Security Council Briefs Press on Women,Peace and Security Shared Commitments
Linda Thomas-Greenfield,Permanent Representative of the United States to the United Nations and President of the Security Council for the Month of December, briefs reporters on behalf of several Member States on Women, Peace and Security Shared Commitments on December.
As Rebels Take Major City in Lightning Offensive,Syria’s Civil War Intensifies
Syrian rebels have taken considerable ground, including most of Aleppo, Syria’s second city, and are still fighting their way to the city of Hama in the largest escalation in the Syrian war in years. In Idlib and Aleppo, Syria.
Soviet Famine-Focused Art Collection Gifted to Ukraine
While serving as president of the US-Ukraine Business Council, the late American businessman Morgan Williams was actively involved in promoting Ukrainian business. While in Ukraine, Williams started collecting artwork about the Holodomor, a famine that killed millions of people in the early 1930s and was engineered by Russian leader Joseph Stalin. Now all that artwork has a home.
Converting One of California’s Biggest Landfills into a Public Park
Once America’s second-largest landfill, it is currently being transformed into a recreational park in Southern California.
North Korea Bans 2 South Korean Dishes
North Korea has banned two popular dishes from being sold in restaurants because they are South Korean in origin, residents in the country told Radio Free Asia.
Building and Sending Drones to the Front Lines by Wounded Veteran
Even though Vyacheslav Strazhets, a citizen of Vinnytsia, lost his right arm during Russia’s invasion of Ukraine,but even as an amputee, he is doing what he can to help other soldiers fight the war.
Report Finds,More New Yorkers Struggling With Food Insecurity
According to a recent research, more people in America’s largest city are facing food insecurity as they gather around the dinner table for Thanksgiving. In New York, more people, especially those with jobs, are visiting local food pantries.
Israel-Hezbollaha Cease-fire Offers Lebanese and Israelis Hope
On its first day, thousands of Lebanese were returning to their homes in southern Lebanon as part of a cease-fire between Israel and Hezbollah mediated by the United States. With the cease-fire, many Israelis hope that the war between Israel and Hamas in Gaza will also come to an end.
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