@senayt

senayt has been a member of Linktree for 5 years and joined in October 2020. Resources senayt has populated their site with include: • last tiger of cambodia • The Sad, Stately Photo Of Nixon's Resignation Lunch • Ukraine war: ‘vranyo’ – Russian for when you lie and everyone knows it, but you don’t care • The mysterious origin of the name of Armenia city in Colombia · Global Voices • Meet the brave girls changing the face of skateboarding in Ethiopia • Le cinéaste israélien récompensé à Berlin pour un documentaire coréalisé avec un Palestinien reçoit des menaces dans son pays – franceinfo • www.reuters.com • Jack Lew’s Terrible Signature May Grace Dollar Bills Now • The best thing about a Treasury Secretary Jack Lew - The Washington Post • Stepping Into the Uncanny, Unsettling World of Shen Yun | The New Yorker • Digital Premiere—Mulatu Astatke in The Temple of Dendur in The Sackler Wing - The Metropolitan Museum of Art • Alleged CIA black site in Lithuania up for sale – photos - LRT • For sale: CIA ‘black site’ where terror suspects were tortured in Lithuania | Lithuania | The Guardian • Hershey, Nestle and Mars broke their pledges to end child labor in chocolate production - Washington Post • Nestlé is still taking public forest water for its Arrowhead label, with feds help • Nestle's Infant Formula Scandal - Business Insider • Top 112 spellings of Moammar Gadhafi (or Gaddafi) (or Qaddafi) (or Kadafi) | Denver Westword • 150 Years After Sale of Alaska, Some Russians Have Second Thoughts - The New York Times • ‘A damaged person’: Alan Cumming on playing the schoolboy who was actually 30 | Film | The Guardian • Heartbreaking: Man Too Good at Fighting Game to Enjoy Playing Against Friends But Not Good Enough to Play Competitively - Hard Drive • Kodak Australasia - The Kodak Instamatic 100 Camera in Australia • Tartarian Empire: Inside Architecture's Wildest Conspiracy Theory - Bloomberg • Iraqi Who Toppled Saddam Hussein Statue 15 Years Ago Regrets His Action • A History of Missed Opportunities: Yemen and the GCC | Carnegie Endowment for International Peace • RUSSIA: Mt. Robeson • ‘Lost’ Picasso spotted in Imelda Marcos’s home after son’s election win | Philippines | The Guardian • Your Official AlUla Travel Guide • The toppling of Saddam’s statue: how the US military made a myth | Saddam Hussein | The Guardian • The Glories of Aksum | Peter Brown | The New York Review of Books • Tyrants and their Watches - Montredo Explores their controversial Watc • Stanislav Petrov (U.S. National Park Service) • Asmahan: The Syrian star who remains forever young | Arab News • Underwater photography - How it all began | Australian National Maritime Museum • writing like degas paints • 10 schools of philosophy • how to write about africa • the aethiopian sea • garfield phones beach mystery finally solved • beauty and color: scenes from ethiopia | the atlantic • “this is the story behind my favorite photo of boston” • the soviet kiss • free dutch • 1990s human zoo • the yalta conference