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Wildlife on the edge of existence in the Amazon

The 2021 COP26 United Nations Climate Change Conference once again underlined the global threat from climate change and the urgent need to address the crisis before it's too late. But for many species of wildlife, the tipping point has already arrived, with numerous mammals, birds, and amphibians facing potential extinction. Perhaps nowhere else on Earth exemplifies this threat to life more than the Amazon. The International Union for Conservation spotlights South America as "one of the richest sub-continents in terms of cultural and biological diversity." But its Red List—a critical indicator of the health of the world's biodiversity—registers wildlife in its hundreds as vulnerable, endangered, or critically endangered in the Amazon Basin alone. Concerned? Click through and be alarmed by the wildlife on the edge of existence in the Amazon.


Fins, fillets and folklore: the enduring allure of shark meat in Egypt's historic Suez

Nestled in the heart of Suez, one of Egypt's most historic cities, the Al Ansari fish market has been supplying fresh catches from the Red Sea to residents and beyond for decades. The market's vibrant display of exotic fish, from the geometric boxfish to the crocodile fish – which resembles a cartoon version of the fearsome predator – is a testamen...


What’s covered by credit card travel accident and emergency evacuation insurance?

We explain credit card travel accident and emergency evacuation insurance and which ones have the best coverage.


Your dream beach vacation can happen right at home in America

Can’t go abroad this year? Don't sweat it. The US has some awesome beaches for you to kick back and relax on that are closer to home. Check them out!


Words for things you've felt but can't explain

Emotions are powerful things. We all experience so many of them in so many different forms. Happiness, sadness, anger, fear, and the list goes on. The majority of our emotions are well-known and can quite easily be identified, but what about those feelings that are slightly more complex and difficult to define? For example, the cozy satisfaction you feel when you're safely at home during a thunderstorm, or the frustrating feeling that you're behaving like a cliché even though you're trying to be yourself. In this gallery, you'll find 30 unusual words to describe those feelings that are so difficult to pin down. Click on and get started.


4 reasons why Tagomago is the ultimate Spanish summer romance

Sponsored: bringing the best bits of the Balearics to Dubai… After opening last year, Tagomago quickly emerged as one of Dubai hottest new leisure treasures. The city’s sophisticated sunseekers flocked to the beachfront Middle Eastern home of la vida española for the Ibizan soul, sultry sea views, and authentic Mediterranean menu. Named after an unblemished […]


UAE Unveils “Blue Residency” to Attract Sustainability Champions

Arabian Post -The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has introduced a new visa program designed to attract and retain global leaders in environmental protection. The “Blue Residency” grants a ten-year residency permit to individuals with a proven track record of accomplishment in sustainability efforts. This initiative aligns with the UAE’s designation of 2024 as the “Year of Sustainability” and reflects the nation’s commitment to becoming a global hub...


13 Nostalgic Photos of Vintage Amusement Parks

What a thrill.


Which foreign country is the same size as your state?

The USA has a combined surface area of 3,794,083 sq mi. and is the third largest country in the world after Russia and Canada. It comes as little to no surprise that size-wise, each American state could be its own country. Here are the countries that are almost the same size as every US state.


You won't believe these extraordinary facts about our oceans

Finds and facts from the most mysterious parts of our watery world.


These bizarre household items prove good taste really is subjective

People from around the world have shared the weird designs they have spotted and Bored Panda collated them into an online gallery.


Sharjah group provides safe space for Filipino mothers

The comforting aroma of coffee mingles with the murmur of Tagalog greetings as a group of Filipina women sit around a long table inside Caribou Coffee at Al Majaz Waterfront in Sharjah. Some have brought their children along, others have been dropped off by their husbands. The group, called the Sharjah Filipina Squad, aims to be a haven where women...


Massive wind sends rain sideways into Minute Maid Park in Texas

Massive winds sent rain sideways into Minute Maid Park in Houston as the area was battered by a tornado-warned storm.


What is the story behind the official Olympic Hymn?

The theme tune for this summer's Paris Olympics has been revealed, though it falls flat compared to the Games' official anthem. Olympic Hymn was played for the first time at the inaugural Olympics in Athens in 1895 and the stirring piece has been heard at every Games since 1960. It is played during the opening and closing ceremonies when the Olympi...


Air India plane bound for Bengaluru returns to New Delhi after suspected fire in air conditioning unit

The airline is at present making alternative arrangements for the passengers to fly to the southern city of Bengaluru, said an official


Timeframe: When Deira Clock Tower was Dubai's most recognisable structure

The Deira Clock Tower was once the visual representation of Dubai. This was before the World Trade Centre marked the beginning of the emirate’s southward expansion, away from the creek; before Burj Al Arab rose with the city’s booming reputation for luxury and hospitality; before Burj Khalifa loomed as Dubai’s symbol of a global business and touris...


Armstrong double sinks West Brom and sends Southampton to Wembley

From the rubble to the Ritz? The rousing pre-match welcome Southampton’s supporters gave their players left a wreckage of flares, smoke bombs, empties and cans but as fans exited a supercharged St Mary’s they left with a trip to Wembley to plan. Russell Martin’s side were given a heroes’ welcome and now they are one game from returning to the Premier League at the first time of asking, a date with Leeds to prepare for a week on Sunday. Will...


A new documentary charts the dark side of The Beach Boys' sunny sound

A new Disney+ documentary airing on Friday proves that the pull of Californian band The Beach Boys remains strong more than 50 years after the group was formed.


The mysterious beauty of ancient Maya monuments

The ancient Maya civilization left behind it a remarkable architectural legacy, a collection of fabulous must-see monuments found in Mexico, Belize, Guatemala, Honduras, and El Salvador. Browse the gallery and visit some of Central America's most outstanding archaeological sites.


Step inside the world's most incredible forests

Step into the wild and discover some of the world's most captivating forests, from thriving national parks to underwater havens.


End of the great British staycation? Package holiday trips boom

Seven-day trips for a couple to Turkey, Greece , Spain , Portugal and Cyprus are all being offered for less than £750 including flights in the first week of June.


'Consequences Of Exploitation Of People's Resources': India Reacts To Protests In PoK

PoK Unrest: Randhir Jaiswal, an official spokesperson of the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), said the protests in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, are the result of the policies that have deprived people of the region of their resources. Jaiswal asserted that the Union Territories of Jammu, Ladakh, and Kashmir are integral parts of India and will always remain so. "We have seen reports on protests in several areas of Pakistan-occupied Jammu and...


Signs of an unhealthy soul tie

Have you ever felt like your soul is connected to someone else's? Met another person and felt your very beings were intertwined in some way? If so, you may have experienced a soul tie: a strong and intimate soul connection that binds two people together on all levels. But while soul ties can sometimes result in fruitful and nurturing relationships, they often bring about relationships that are too intense and ultimately go south. Intrigued? Check out this gallery to learn about the signs of an unhealthy soul tie and how to break it.


Incredible places from Greek mythology you can visit today

There are plenty of places you can go to find beautiful beaches, party islands, mouthwatering cuisine, and sunny skies. But very few of them combine all these things with mesmerizing remnants of the ancient world and mythology. Dipped in ancient history, Greece is one of the very few countries that combine all of these with a dream destination for anyone interested in mythology. Click on for a selection of real locations that were center stage for many famous Greek myths.


These are the most trafficked animals in the world

The trafficking of wildlife is sadly nothing new. But as this illegal practice continues unabated, the endangerment to animal species becomes ever greater. In fact, some of the rarest mammals on the planet are the most wanted. And with some species on the brink of extinction, suppressing wildlife trade is one of the world's most pressing conservation challenges. Click through the following gallery and be worried by this list of the most trafficked animals in the world.


4,000-year-old mystery solved: How the Giza Pyramids were built

A newly discovered river branch, concealed beneath desert sands and farmlands, is believed to have been used to transport massive stone blocks and materials to the pyramid sites. View on euronews


The secret life of a royal guard

The King's Guard is a quintessential British symbol. Just look at any pictures of Buckingham Palace or other royal residences, and you will see these men dressed in red with tall, black fur hats—these are the sovereign's bodyguards. These royal guards have been protecting the monarch ever since the 17th century, but how much do we know about them, really? Click through the following gallery and discover what it's really like to be a royal guard.


National Golf Invitational: A year after near-miss, Wyoming sets up another run at a postseason title

Long after Wyoming had finished its first round at the National Golf Invitational, head coach Joe Jensen was still waiting on the returns. His men had played the first 18 holes at Ak-Chin Southern Dunes in Maricopa, Arizona, in 6 under to land in third, three…


Getting into Valhalla during the PGA isn't easy on a good day. Then came a perfectly imperfect storm

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Will Zalatoris urged his parents Richard and Catherine to stay home this weekend and not follow him around at the PGA Championship. It's not worth the trouble, Zalatoris told them. The headaches involved in getting in and around Valhalla Golf Club were simply too great. And then came Friday morning, when a pedestrian was struck and killed by a bus just outside the gates in the predawn hours. A short time later Scottie...


13 super fun things to add to your summer wishlist in the UAE

Sun’s out, fun’s out… As much as we’d like to live in denial, the temperatures are most definitely rising. Summer is almost here, folks, right at our doorstep, nearly knocking and making a sweaty, sweltering arrival. So, if we’re to tango with summer anyways, might as well embrace it. Here is your summer wishlist of […]


Stocks have 5-10% more upside from here, says JPMorgan’s Jordan Jackson

JPMorgan’s Jordan Jackson and Hightower’s Stephanie Link join 'Closing Bell' to discuss markets, possibility of more upside and the earnings season.


The most captivating British towns you have to visit

When you think of the UK, perhaps the words "wonderful holiday" do not spring to mind. However, the countryside and history of the UK are vastly underrated. There are countless numbers of charming towns that will transport you back to times gone by. There is such a wealth of activities to do, from trekking up tall mountain peaks to rowing in gently ebbing rivers. On your exploration of the United Kingdom, it is important to find the right towns to stay in to make your trip as perfect as can be. Here are the towns that you won't be able to resist being charmed by. From Portmerion to Cullen Bay, click through to discover more.


Dubai: Now, extend old rental vehicles' lifespan in new RTA initiative

Based on current regulations, car rental companies should replace manual vehicles after four years from the car's manufacturing date


Char Dham Yatra: Uttarakhand Govt Restricts Entry Of Unregistered Pilgrims To Kedarnath Route; Issues Strict Orders

Char Dham Yatra 2024: All the district in-charges of the Garhwal region have been instructed by AP Anshuman, Uttarakhand's additional director general (ADG) for law and order, on Thursday, to return pilgrims' vehicles that were traveling to Char Dham without registration from the checking barriers, and to send devotees to shrines based on the carrying capacity. This measure is meant to ensure a safe and orderly pilgrimage to Char Dham. The...


CM Vijayan returns to India after cutting short three-nation private trip with family

Even Kerala Governor Arif Mohammed Khan waded into the controversy by stating that he wished to thank the media for informing him that CM Vijayan was on an overseas tour.


The world's most breathtaking landscapes seen from above

Birds truly have a privileged view of the world. But with the invention of commercially accessible drones, so can we, common mortals!From the Great Exuma Island, in The Bahamas (pictured), to the jaw-dropping Gullfoss Falls in Iceland, click through this gallery to see the world's most stunning landscapes from above. (Photos by Hoodh Ahmed, guille pozzi and Fabio Santaniello Bruun)


After Chernobyl: meet the Ukrainian ghost city of Pripyat

The city of Pripyat was stopped in time after the Chernobyl nuclear disaster, and today is considered a fascinating yet terrifying portrait of the old Soviet Union. The abandoned city has been overrun by nature, which has been thriving for more than 35 years despite the high radiation levels. Intrigued? Check out these pictures of this eerie Ukrainian city.


Anantara Palazzo Naiadi Rome brings fresh glamour to Italy’s capital – Hotel Insider

It is often said that while walking in a city, you must always look up to catch a glimpse of its best sights and architecture. In Rome, you must look down too or you’ll miss out. That's especially true if you're staying at Anantara Palazzo Naiadi Rome, which sits on top of the remains of a 1,700-year-old bath house from the rule of Emperor Diocleti...


REVEALED: The cheapest week to travel that could see you save hundreds of dollars

Pack your bags and get ready to jet set to this summer's hottest - and cheapest - travel destinations - the only catch is that you have to fly at a specific time to get the best travel deals.


A Gentleman in Moscow review: Utterly irresistible, the most gloriously entertaining show of the year finds Ewan McGregor in towering form

A Gentleman in Moscow review: A towering achievement in television, Showtime's eight-episode adaptation of Amor Towles bestselling novel is one of the best shows of the year so far. It's available on Prime Video.


120 years of Rolls-Royce


Ancient connection between Emirati and Greek literature embraced at Thessaloniki Book Fair

The UAE’s publishing industry is centre stage at the Thessaloniki International Book Fair, where Sharjah is the guest of honour. The emirate is the first Arab city or country to be awarded the status at the fair, which marks its 20th year. A large contingent of Emirati authors and publishers travelled to the port city to showcase their works and se...


A ban on this beloved family favourite could save the nation billions

A survey published by the Australian Biodiversity Council in March this year found just one in 12 people, or eight per cent of the population, opposed such a ban.


Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh take part in the Ceremony of the Keys

Prince Edward , 60, and his wife Sophie, 59, were all smiles as they made a visit to the Palace of Holyroodhouse and took part in the tradition.


40 Things That Didn't Exist 40 Years Ago

The world really was a different place back then.


10 of the Most Unique Museums In the United States

Add these one-of-a-kind destinations to your travel bucket list.


The world's top places to visit in 2024

The holiday season brings with it thoughts of travel, a Christmas vacation perhaps, or somewhere memorable to chime in the New Year. But where in the world are the coolest, hotly-tipped places to visit in 2024? Click through and check out these top destinations, referenced by Travel + Leisure as the most popular places to go in 2024.


24 incredible shipping container homes around the world

Affordable, eco-friendly and fast to build, shipping container homes offer no end of architectural possibilities.


Secrets that airports don’t want you to know

You can't deny it: with their long lines and big crowds, airports are stressful. And usually we rush through them so quickly to catch our flights that we don't even get our bearings. It can get so busy that we often don't notice certain things about the airport. Well, from ridiculously high exchange rates to unadvertised free water, check out this gallery for some secrets that airports don't want you to know!


Get Closer to Earning Delta Status When You Book a Hotel or Rental Car for a Limited Time

Score 1 Medallion Qualification Dollar (MQD) per $1 spent plus miles when you book hotels, vacation rentals, and car rentals.