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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.
People in Amman hold protest in support of Palestinians
London demonstration calls for UK to stop exporting arms to Israel
Scientists train robot to walk on moon
Over 14,000 kids killed in Israel’s war on Gaza: UNICEF
VIDEO | Iran’s National Army Day marked at the Iranian embassy in Moscow
VIDEO | Iranian culture fosters further development, understanding in SA
VIDEO | People in Amman hold protest in support of Palestinians
French police arrest man after threatening to detonate himself at Iran consulate
Yemenis, Jordanians reiterate support for Palestinians in Gaza
Iranians rally nationwide in support of Operation True Promise
Raeisi: Operation True Promise ‘a necessary response’ to Israel
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