Artist uses paintings to give Afghan women a voice
Masuma Anwari is an artist from Afghanistan whose painting used to hang in the national gallery of the…
By Eleni Poulios
Eleni attained an MA Intercultural Business Communications from the University of Central Lancashire in Preston in 2020.
She is of Greek/German heritage and has been a Foreign News Editor with KVH for the last two years. She enjoys listening to jazz and rock music and loves animals.
Eleni has a keen interest in world history and culture and loves to read about ancient civilisations and different world customs.
Austria wins 69th Eurovision Song Contest amidst controversy
Just like every year, Eurovision and its finalists amazed the audience with a broad spectrum of performances, but…
Survivors recount the horrors of Bergen Belsen
Bergen Belsen, one of the many Nazi concentration camps that existed during World War II, was discovered by…
Dolphins in the Ganges River at risk of extinction, experts say
The Ganges is not only India’s longest and most holy river but also the home of more than…
World Athletics to introduce mandatory sex testing for female competitions
World Athletics, the international governing body of athletics, have stated that they will be introducing mandatory sex testing…
Greek train tragedy anniversary marked by mass protests
There were protests and rioting on Friday as thousands of Greeks took to the streets on the second…
Potential discovery of second tomb in Luxor
Merely a few days after the discovery of the tomb of Thutmose II, British archaeologist Piers Litherland believes…
Culturally significant crested crane faces local extinction in Uganda
The crested crane, known for its magnificent golden crown, is reportedly facing extinction in Uganda, where it holds…
Environment news: Indigenous people fleeing “drowning island” of Gardi Sugdub
The Guna are an indigenous tribe that have lived on the island of Gardi Sugdub since the 19th…