Happy New Year: The World Welcomed 2023 With Great Pomp, Celebration At Times Square Amid Heavy Rain

Happy New Year: The world welcomed 2023 with great pomp, a celebration at Times Square amid heavy rain.

The new year i.e. 2023 has started. The New Year is being welcomed with great pomp all over the world. There is an atmosphere of celebration everywhere.

A packed crowd was seen for the party in New York’s Times Square. At the same time, New Year was welcomed with fireworks in European capitals as well.

Times Square celebrated amid heavy rain.

Let us tell you that thousands of people welcomed the new year at Times Square amidst heavy rain. Millions of people around the world watch many programs related to the New Year on TV.

At the same time, in view of the new year at midnight in London, there were a lot of fireworks.

During this, Queen Elizabeth II was also mentioned, who died in September. In addition, the fireworks also refer to the England football team.

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Happy New Year: Fireworks In European Countries.

Elsewhere in Europe, crowds gathered to watch fireworks at the Parthenon in Athens, the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin, and the Arc de Triomphe in Paris.

At the same time, there was nothing special to be seen in many places such as Prague, the capital of Czech, because at this time this country is facing an economic crisis.

Apart from this, Australia also saw many events organized on New Year’s Eve. Sydney also welcomes the new year with dazzling fireworks.

At the same time, for the first time, a rainbow waterfall appeared from the Harbor Bridge.

The past year has seen many changes.

The end of the war in Ukraine this year and post-Covid normalcy in Asia is expected.

In addition to the Ukraine-Russia conflict last year, the world witnessed economic tensions and the effects of global warming.

However, the same year also saw the Football World Cup, rapid technological change, and efforts to meet climate challenges.