After Australian NGO Skateistan was established in Afghanistan in 2007, skateboarding has risen to be the number-one sport for women in the country. Apparently, since girls…
Author: Aprille Muscara
Aprille Muscara
News and culture junkie interested in human rights, new media and politics. Former aspiring astronaut. Third Culture Kid. Don't call her a millennial.
On Tuesday, a milestone of mankind was made: We reached the maybe-planet of Pluto for the first time in history. The New Horizons mission…
Emmy-nominated cinematographer Beno Saradzic is at it again. Following his breathtaking time lapse videos of the UAE and Abu Dhabi, Saradzic’s latest award-winning creation features…
On June 5, 2015, multiple award-winning scientist Dr. Ameenah Gurib-Fakim assumed office as President of Mauritius, becoming the first woman in her country to hold that…
A suicide attack occurred in the parking lot of the Temple of Karnak in Luxor this morning, Egypt’s Ministry of Interior reports. According to officials, three…
“I feel relieved. I also feel a little bit numb. I’m still trying to grapple with why I feel the way that I feel,” Omar Samra…
Ousted Egyptian president Mohamed Morsi has been sentenced to death along with 105 defendants for their alleged role in the mass prison break that took place…
Since ancient times, Nepal has stood at the intersection of important trade routes, age-old religions and rich cultures. Bordered…
Maybe you still indulge in childlike guilty pleasures, like eating Nutella from a spoon. And maybe you still don’t know what you want to do when…
Yesterday was, perhaps, Humans of New York’s most moving day in the blog’s five-year history of 10,000 poignant posts and inspiring insights. Its audience, reaching all…