Rome in 5 Days: Diary of an Architecture Student in the Eternal City

Rome is not just a tourist destination. It is a city where history is still alive in every street. As fourth-year architecture students, we traveled to the Eternal City for five days to experience, explore, and understand some of the most important spaces in Western history. What began as an academic trip quickly became something […]

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London in Three Days: My Journey Through History, Culture, and Urban Landscapes

London in Three Days: My Journey Through History, Culture, and Urban Landscapes A city that combines the old and the new in a unique way. London is a city that uniquely blends the old and the modern. In every street you can feel centuries of history, art, and cultural diversity, making it one of the

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Meskel in Ethiopia: A Festival of Fire, Faith, and Tradition

Meskel in Ethiopia: A Festival of Fire, Faith, and Tradition Traveling to Ethiopia in September means witnessing one of the most impressive celebrations in the world: Meskel, the Feast of the True Cross. Recognized by UNESCO as Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, this tradition gathers thousands of people in Addis Ababa and across the country,

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The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD): A half-century dream come true

From Haile Selassie’s vision to Africa’s largest hydroelectric plant. Conceived more than 50 years ago, the GERD overcame financial and diplomatic obstacles and It opened on September 9, 2025 producing 5150 MW of electricity to boost Ethiopia’s electrification and the region. 🇪🇹 ¡Congratulations to all the Ethiopians and supporters who made this historic milestone possible.!

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The 5 members of the tour who went to the sunken Titanic have not yet been located.

The 5 members of the tour who went by OceanGate TITAN to the sunken Titanic have not yet been located. The 5 crew members who went by OceanGate TITAN   to the sunken ship Titanic, which is near4000 m deep in the Atlantic, have not yet been located and the search continues after the news

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Relationship between Spain and Ethiopia

  The diplomatic relationship beetween Ethiopia and Spain date back to the 1950s, specificaliy to the Spanish government entrusted the Spanish representation in Egipt with consular affairs in EthiopiaStarting from 1962, an embassy was established and its ambassador was Borja Montesino Martínez del Cerro, thus increasing the relationship between Ethiopia and Spain. Especially after March

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