Ahou Daryaei's protest: a new symbol of the struggle for women's rights in Iran
A brave act challenging the compulsory hijab and restrictions on freedom
ViewSonic presents future-ready innovations for business and education
Using AI to transform meeting rooms, workplaces, large venues, and classrooms
The Division of Ukrainian Society: Military, Civilians, and Draft Dodgers — How to Distinguish Manipulation from Truth
What Mistakes by the Authorities Have Led Us to This Point?
Bloggers and Influencers: Benefits and Risks of Their Impact on Society
What Should Content Consumers Pay Attention To?
Short Videos on TikTok and Reels: Hidden Propaganda Tools to Watch Out For
The popularity of short vertical videos is growing worldwide. Nowadays, these videos are not just about dancing; they also feature bloggers, political news, and propaganda
Why Do Freedom of Speech Issues Still Exist in Some Countries in the 21st Century, and How Do Dictators Control the Internet?
Totalitarian regimes are increasingly using the Internet as a tool to control society, undermine democracy, and intimidate opponents beyond their borders
Sakartvelo Parliament approved a bill to restrict LGBT rights
The bills are scheduled for second and third readings during the fall session
PACE adopts resolutions on Ukrainian IDPs and refugees
PACE meeting supports Ukrainian language teaching in Europe and payments for returning home
CNN poll: Trump named debate winner by 67% of viewers, Biden by 33%
According to a CNN poll, 5% of observers changed their minds about who to vote for after the Joe Biden and Donald Trump debate
Biden pardons U.S. veterans convicted over military ban on LGBT relationships
U.S. President Joe Biden has pardoned U.S. service members convicted of already overturning a ban on LGBT relationships in the military
russians set up a military base in the port of Mariupol
On Flotskaya Street in Mariupol, rosgvardiya units use the former motor depot of a commercial port
Norway will create a grain reserve in case of an emergency situation
During the signing of the agreement, the Norwegian government stated the need for stockpiling due to pandemic, war and climate change
"Ukraine's ethnic Russian population refused to recognize U.S.-elected leaders": world media fakes for June 24
The Center for Countering Disinformation published a selection of anti-Ukrainian fakes that the world media launched on June 24
The "Pirates of the Caribbean" actor Tamayo Perry died due to a shark attack while surfing
Actor Tamayo Perry, who played the role of a pirate in the fourth installment of "Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides", died while surfing in Hawaii in a shark attack
"Love will not be a crime": Namibia has decriminalized same-sex relationships between men
In Namibia, a court has ruled laws dating back to colonial times that prohibited same-sex relationships between men unconstitutional
Clashes erupted between protesters and police in Tel Aviv
Tel Aviv protest demanded government resignation over holding hostages in Gaza
Spanish company announces space tourism launch in 2025
Bases in Seville and Abu Dhabi are planning commercial flights to an altitude of 40,000 meters
In the Balkans, power supply has disappeared in three countries
Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia are without power due to regional outages
Ex-SBU general Naumov is suspected of forging documents to avoid criminal liability in Serbia
Employees of the State Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) have reported suspicion of the former head of the SBU's Main Directorate for Internal Security, Andrei Naumov. According to them, he forged official documents to avoid criminal liability in Serbia
