Asia Broadcasting Service - ABS

26/08/2026

09/08/2026

This video showcases the colorful Huejotzingo Carnival parade in Puebla, Mexico, featuring traditional Mexican costumes, lively music, dramatic dances, and vibrant cultural performances. Behind its festive appearance lies a fascinating history shaped by indigenous traditions and Mexico’s colonial past. The carnival also reenacts historical events, including famous battles, while masks, costumes, and symbolic characters preserve hidden stories of cultural identity, resistance, and centuries-old traditions.

08/08/2026

This video highlights St. Basil’s Cathedral in Moscow and the Kremlin Towers in Moscow — two extraordinary landmarks surrounded by centuries of history, power, faith, and mystery. At the heart of Moscow, beside the vast Red Square, stands a building that seems almost unreal.
Its colorful onion-shaped domes rise into the sky like flames frozen in time. This is St. Basil’s Cathedral.

03/08/2026

Ariana Grande has withdrawn from her planned London musical appearance and announced that she will be taking a break from the public eye. The decision has surprised fans, who are now sending messages of support and wishing her rest and happiness during her time away.

03/08/2026

President Trump has announced a pause on planned military strikes against Iran as new peace talks get underway. The move signals a renewed push for diplomacy, raising hopes of easing Middle East tensions and ensuring the safe flow of global trade through the Strait of Hormuz. Whether this leads to lasting peace will depend on the success of the upcoming negotiations.

02/08/2026

Afghanistan Freedom Front Intensifies Attacks

Watch our latest documentary for an in-depth look at the Afghanistan Freedom Front, its tactics, leadership, recent operations, and what its activities could mean for Afghanistan's future.
The Afghanistan Freedom Front (AFF) has reportedly increased its guerrilla operations against the Taliban in recent months, with clashes being reported in several parts of the country, including Badakhshan's Zebak district. The group, formed in 2022 and composed largely of former Afghan military personnel, says its objective is to replace Taliban rule with a representative government that protects the rights of all Afghan citizens.

20/07/2026

The Hidden History of Delmonico's Building: Where America Made History

Many people walk past the historic Delmonico's Building in downtown New York without realizing they are looking at one of America's most important landmarks. Established in 1827, Delmonico's is widely recognized as the nation's first fine-dining restaurant. Although the original building was destroyed in the Great Fire of 1835, it was rebuilt and became a symbol of New York City's resilience. Over the years, presidents, Wall Street financiers, inventors, writers, and business leaders gathered here for private dinners where important decisions and influential conversations often took place. Delmonico's also helped introduce traditions such as printed menus, à la carte dining, and private dining rooms, while iconic dishes like the Delmonico Steak and Eggs Benedict are believed to have originated here. Today, surrounded by modern skyscrapers, the building stands as a quiet reminder that some of America's most remarkable history was written not in government halls, but around the dining tables of old New York.

19/07/2026

America's 100-Year-Old Cars: A Living Legacy on the Road

Can you believe that millions of Americans still proudly drive cars that are 80, 90, or even 100 years old? What's even more remarkable is that many of these owners are wealthy enough to buy the latest luxury vehicles, yet they choose to keep driving their classic automobiles.
For them, these cars are far more than machines—they are living symbols of history, culture, family heritage, and cherished memories. Many American families carefully preserve these vintage vehicles and proudly pass them down from one generation to the next.