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Key historic events throughout the ages in relation to business, work, corporate figures and moguls.
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Over the years, there have been many man-made catastrophes that occurred around the world that have hurt, killed, or injured many people. When we speak of such catastrophes, stuff like war, weapons, or explosions come to mind. The year 2020 has been brutal on everyone around the world with high death rates, constant lock-downs, and certain countries going through recession or famine. Lebanon was one of those small countries going through a rough time during the pandemic, with a revolution going on against the government, an economic recession, and difficulty in obtaining equipment and aid for the people impacted by Covid. Omar Masri was a recent graduate of USJ (Saint Joseph University) in TV and Film. He landed a job at the Al Nahar newspaper headquarters as an editor for the well-known public speaker Malek Maktabi, on his show “Ahmar Bel Khat El Areed” (Straight Red Line).
By Malek Chaar3 years ago in Journal
The Untold Story of the Nakba: Remembering Palestine's Displacement
The Nakba, a term meaning "catastrophe" in Arabic, represents one of the darkest chapters in the modern history of the Middle East. This tragedy unfolded in 1948 and resulted in the forceful displacement of hundreds of thousands of Palestinians from their homeland to create the state of Israel. The Nakba is a story of pain, loss, and the erasure of a nation's history—a narrative often overlooked or intentionally distorted in the West.
By Vivian Yao3 years ago in Journal
North Korea's Missile Escalation: A Dangerous Game with Global Consequences
In the past year, North Korea has significantly ramped up its missile testing, causing growing concerns among the international community. While these tests are labeled as mere trials, they carry a potent message: North Korea is armed, dangerous, and rapidly advancing its missile technology. The country's latest feat, confirmed by US officials, involves the launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) capable of reaching Alaska. Named the Hwasong-14, this missile marks a pivotal moment for North Korea, thrusting it into the league of nations possessing functional ICBMs.
By Vivian Yao3 years ago in Journal
War Demands And Creates Exemplars, Will You Be Legendary And Heed The Call?
Terrible things happen in the World every day. Most of the time, people pretend like they don't happen. When these things are brought up, most people will pay lip service to these causes but won't do anything to provide aid.
By H.E. Dr. Cody Dakota Wooten, COIE, DFM, DHM3 years ago in Journal
A Complex History and Ongoing Conflict Palestine vs Israel
A Complex History and Ongoing Conflict Introduction The conflict between Israel and Palestine is one of the most enduring and deeply entrenched disputes in modern history. Rooted in historical, religious, political, and territorial factors, the Israel-Palestine conflict has captured international attention for decades. This article aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the conflict, exploring its historical origins, key events, and the challenges to achieving a lasting peace.
By ABU YOUSUF3 years ago in Journal
Why Leaders Need To Understand Dis-Stress To Gain Legendary Success
One of the most relevant words in the office environment today is "Burnout". Burnout simply means that people are experiencing so much Dis-Stress that their bodies are literally shutting down.
By H.E. Dr. Cody Dakota Wooten, COIE, DFM, DHM3 years ago in Journal
EXPLORING REMARKABLE TALES OF SURVIVAL!!! 'AGAINST ALL ODDS: WHEN PLANES BREAK APART, LIVES ARE SAVED' SHEDS LIGHT ON THE RESILIENCE AND RESOURCEFULNESS OF INDIVIDUALS FACING AVIATION EMERGENCIES
A Near Miss in Japanese Skies (2001): In the early months of 2001, two commercial airplanes found themselves on a potentially catastrophic collision course high above Japan. The first aircraft, a massive Boeing 747, carried over 400 passengers and was soaring skyward from Tokyo's Haneda International Airport. Meanwhile, the second plane, a slightly smaller one with approximately 250 passengers, had initiated its journey from Busan, South Korea, en route to Tokyo, Japan. Both flights seemed to be progressing as routine air travel does: passengers were indulging in in-flight meals, stretching their legs, and engaging in typical activities.
By Almustapha Babangida3 years ago in Journal
