Indigenous Rights & Memory: Bunong community representative Roeurn Heng recounts surviving a late-1990s massacre after her family was killed over accusations of “black magic,” and says she still faces discrimination while working to protect Nglaev Krach traditions. Culture & Travel Economy: Seoul reported 1.56 million foreign visitors in April, up 18.8%, with foreign card spending surging 50.5%—a snapshot of how culture and tourism keep feeding each other. Language & Inclusion Backlash: Chicago’s Lincoln Park High School is ending Arabic classes for incoming students, citing budget strain and low enrollment—prompting outcry from families who see the program as cultural access. Heritage in the Spotlight: Manipur CM says preserving culture and traditions is “requisite” for progress as he takes on a temple board role and plants a sapling. Music & Digital Misuse: A Cordillera alliance demands Spotify remove AI-remixed “Salidummay” songs uploaded without consent, warning against monetizing indigenous struggle. Sports as Cultural Exchange: South Africa’s Bafana Bafana World Cup departure is delayed after visa issues tied to a South African Football Association administrative bungle. Luxury Meets History: Kempinski acquires Prague’s Augustine Hotel, set in an 800-year-old monastery complex, signaling a renewed push for owned heritage properties.