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December 7, 2025

The colors of Sindh flood the streets

Families, artists and young people transform public spaces into a living canvas of tradition on Culture Day People participate in a musical event to celebrate the Sindh Cultural Day in Karachi. Photos: Express KARACHI: The annual Sindh Cultural Day celebration unfolded across the province with a scale and fervor that once again highlighted how deeply Sindh’s traditions remain woven into the daily rhythm of the province, drawing thousands in a shared expression of pride, remembrance and identity. What started as a symbolic tribute years ago has steadily turned into one of the region’s most vibrant cultural events, uniting residents from

June 13, 2025

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Entertainment

BTS fans turn on the streets of Seoul to celebrate

A BTS fan sets for photos as it awaits BTS Jungkook and Jimin members to be unloaded by South Korea’s compulsory military service at Yeoncheon, South Korea on June 11, 2025. Thousands of international fans of the K-pop Megastars BTS gathered on Friday in the suburbs of Seoul amid enthusiasm for an expected reunification of the team, after its members complete compulsory service in the southwestern army. This year’s BTS Festa marks the 12th anniversary of the team, which was last together in 2022 and has not been browsed since 2019 due to the world’s world -class and subsequent military

May 10, 2025

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Lifestyle

Indonesian silver men survived on the streets

Jakarta: On a rainy day in the capital of Indonesia Jakarta, three men coated with metallic color known as “Manusia Silver” or Silvermen, the elements are born at a junction near a shopping center to ask drivers to change. It is an act of arrests that comes with health risks, a few young Indonesians consider it necessary to get them out, as the cost of living is deteriorating and jobs are reduced after the Covid-19 pandemic. “I am ashamed to make money like this, I want to find a real, more decent job,” said Ari Munandar, 25. “But the embarrassment

October 21, 2024

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International

Hollywood stars hit the streets to push the vote for Kamala Harris

Julia Roberts speaks virtually during a campaign event for Democratic presidential candidate and U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris, in Detroit, Michigan, U.S., September 19, 2024. — Reuters Actress Jennifer Garner had a warning for the “Moms for Harris” crowd gathered at a tea room in Tucson, Arizona: Get ready to see more Hollywood stars visit your state to talk about the Nov. 5 election. “Jessica Alba, Kerry Washington — my colleagues and my friends — are going to be here tomorrow. We’re just going to blow your mind and blow your mind,” Garner said with a smile. “I’m sure it’s

August 13, 2024

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International

Students fill police gap in Bangladesh’s capital by enforcing traffic rules and patrolling the streets

DHAKA: For the people of Dhaka, this scene is not exactly new. Young people in their late teens and early 20s brave the scorching heat and monsoon rains to navigate the Bangladeshi capital’s notorious traffic. In 2018, after a recklessly driven bus killed two students, mass protests led by students swept the country. Schools and universities were closed as students took to the streets to control traffic, their way of sending a message to the government that they could handle it better than the police. Now, six years later, young Bangladeshis are taking to the streets again, not to make

August 6, 2024

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International

Define Islamophobia to get anti-Muslim hate off the streets, says Labor MP

An image of Labor MP Afzal Khan. — Office of Afzal Khan MP/File LONDON: The UK government should define Islamophobia to combat “the racism and abuse we see from a minority of far-right activists on Britain’s streets”, Labor MP Afzal Khan said. Afzal wrote to Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer, calling on him to host meetings with Muslim community leaders and formally adopt a definition of anti-Muslim prejudice proposed by the All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on British Muslims. It follows almost a week of violent unrest in towns and cities across parts of the UK, following stabbings in Southport,

July 23, 2024

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International

Sirens blaring, streets empty as Taiwan simulates Chinese missile attack

Sirens blared, streets emptied and people were ordered to stay indoors in Taiwan’s capital Taipei on Tuesday during an annual airstrike drill simulating a Chinese missile attack. Sirens sounded at 1:30 p.m. (05:30 GMT) for the mandatory road evacuation drills, which effectively shut down towns and cities in northern Taiwan for 30 minutes. An alert, asking people to evacuate to a safe area immediately, was sent via text message for the exercise named Wan’an, meaning eternal peace. “Wan’an drill air defense alert. Missiles/rockets attacking northern Taiwan. Seek shelter nearby,” it read, accompanied by a screeching alarm noise. China, whose government

May 23, 2024

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International

Thousands of Iranians take to the streets to bid farewell to Ebrahim Raisi

Mourners attend a funeral for the victims of the helicopter crash that killed Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi, Foreign Minister Hossein Amirabdollahian and others, in Tehran, Iran, May 22, 2024. — Reuters Large numbers of Iranians march in the eastern city of Birjad. The late president will be buried in Mashhad at the shrine of Imam Reza. FM will be buried in the shrine of Shah Abdol-Azim in the city of Shahr-Rey. TEHRAN: Thousands of Iranians took to the streets on Thursday to bid farewell to their late president Ebrahim Raisi and attend his funeral, whose death was confirmed on Monday.

May 1, 2024

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International

‘Torrent’ rains close Saudi schools, flood streets

Saudi authorities closed schools in many areas on Wednesday as floods inundated roads, the latest incident of heavy rains to disrupt life in the desert Gulf. AFPTV footage showed partially submerged cars trying to wade through stagnant water in the central Qassim district, one of the worst-hit areas overnight. “The rain continued for seven hours from the afternoon until close to midnight in very heavy amounts,” said Mohammed, an Egyptian resident of Buraydah, capital of Qassim, who spoke to AFP on condition that only his first name be used. . “The water accumulated to a height of over 10 centimeters

November 25, 2023

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International

Calm has been restored to the streets of Dublin after 34 were arrested for rioting

DUBLIN: Calm was restored to the streets of central Dublin on Friday night amid a heavy police presence after 34 people were arrested following riots the previous night sparked by the stabbing of three young children in the street. Police were on alert for further violence when rioters smashed shop windows. they set fire to police cars, buses and a tram. and clashed with officers in and around the central boulevard of O’Connell Street with violence rarely seen in the Irish capital. Shoppers and tourists returned on Black Friday morning, passing police officers guarding looted shops as burned vehicles were

The colors of Sindh flood the streets

BTS fans turn on the streets of Seoul to celebrate

Indonesian silver men survived on the streets

Hollywood stars hit the streets to push the vote for Kamala Harris

Students fill police gap in Bangladesh’s capital by enforcing traffic rules and patrolling the streets

Define Islamophobia to get anti-Muslim hate off the streets, says Labor MP

Sirens blaring, streets empty as Taiwan simulates Chinese missile attack

Thousands of Iranians take to the streets to bid farewell to Ebrahim Raisi

‘Torrent’ rains close Saudi schools, flood streets

Calm has been restored to the streets of Dublin after 34 were arrested for rioting

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