The Basques and US independence

From the San Juan Bonfire to Casa Zarautz: four Basque stories of the day

Who says life ends in a retirement home?! 96-year-old influencer Grandma Droniak is as lively as ever, but has found herself in a spot of bother recently. She says she was threatened with eviction after staff accused her of throwing late-night parties, serving alcohol and keeping fellow residents out until 1am. Her response?

Today, South Africa witnessed the power of unified voices as Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma, the fearless leader of the March and March movement, delivered a stirring speech to the determined crowd at today’s historic protest. In a passionate address that resonated with citizens tired of empty promises, Jacinta reminded us why we stand together: for the protection of South African jobs, resources, safety, and dignity. Her words cut through the noise, calling on the government to finally listen to the peop

Surprising in Tigrinya 🇪🇷🤯 . Tigrinya is spoken by almost 7-10 million people in Eritrea and northern Ethiopia 🇪🇹 #eritrea #tigrinya #arabic #swedish #japan

The Mystery of The Basques

Boise preserves the Basque language as Basque culture gains visibility in Europe

Eguzkilore. The flower that protects Basque homes