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How China’s Han dynasty forged a unified cultural and national identity
To understand Chinese culture, it is necessary to go back to the very beginning of its civilisation. In this series, we look at the most influential dynasties in Chinese history and how each, with its technological inventions and cultural...

World’s Richest Princess Outshines Hollywood Divas with ₹130 Billion Fortune
A Life of Royal Heritage and Modern Glamour Sheikha Mahra bint Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, the Dubai princess, is making headlines not only for her royal lineage but also for her extravagant lifestyle and a flourishing career in fashion and...

History Repeats Itself: Romeo Says Ongoing Medical Evacuation Crises Show Montserrat Still Left Behind
The recent plight of Montserrat’s Landis “Shorty” Baker and Cherry Brown, both struggling to access urgent overseas medical care, has again exposed what Opposition MLA and former Premier Donaldson Romeo calls “a systemic and deadly double...

National Library Open Day to celebrate 60 years
Press Release – National Library Of New Zealand Rare tours and close encounters with collection items are part of a host of exciting activities as the National Library of New Zealand Te Puna Mātauranga o Aotearoa marks its 60th anniversary. The...

Historic Cuban Club preserves Tampa's Hispanic culture
TAMPA, Fla. — The Cuban Club in Ybor City stands as more than just a yellow brick building; some call it a "cathedral" of Cuban culture and a gateway to Tampa's Hispanic heritage, which has served the community for over a century. During Hispanic...

National report calls for urgent action to protect coastlines
A new national report from the Surfrider Foundation is spotlighting Hawaii’s North Shore as a leading example of how communities can take the lead in confronting climate change — and calls for more urgent action as Hawaii’s beaches and shorelines...

Historic inner-Sydney cinema slated for revitalisation
Plans to transform a historic arthouse cinema on Oxford Street in Sydney’s Paddington into a mixed-use development have been lodged with the New South Wales Department of Planning, Housing and Infrastructure (DPHI). Led by developer WT Malouf, the...

Traditional Delicacies To Break Your Ahoi Ashtami Vrat
These traditional foods not only provide physical nourishment after a day of fasting but also carry cultural and spiritual significance, making them an integral part of Ahoi Ashtami celebrations. Puri Puri is a classic dish in Indian festivals,...

Community celebrates Indigenous Peoples’ Day in Iowa City
IOWA CITY, Iowa — Iowa City residents came together Sunday afternoon to celebrate Indigenous Peoples’ Day at the Terry Trueblood Recreation Area. The annual event recognizes the Indigenous people of the community and honors their history, culture,...

World cultures shine at Hà Nội festival
Held from October 10–12, the festival was of an unprecedented scale, featuring 48 countries and international organisations, 45 cultural spaces, 34 international culinary booths, 23 art troupes from Việt Nam and abroad, 12 publishing and book...
World College Radio Day: community and creativity
Aggie Radio 92.3 FM, the Utah State University student-run radio station, celebrated World College Radio Day on Oct. 3 with a full day of programming, live music and a special collaboration with USUSA as part of Community Week. College Radio Day...

Community holds celebration of cultural heritage
MAHOPAC – St. John’s Parish in Mahopac resembled the United Nations Sunday when Native Americans, Asians, Africans, Europeans, Hispanics, Caribbeans, Brazilians and others celebrated their cultural heritage while giving thanks for shared faith and...
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National Conservatory marks anniversary of renowned mugham singer [PHOTOS]
Azerbaijan National Conservatory has solemnly celebrated the 65th anniversary of the renowned mugham singer, People's Artist, and recipient of the "Shohrat" and "Sheref" Orders, Mansum Ibrahimov, Azernews reports. Rector of the Azerbaijan National...
World Euronews Joel Mokyr, Philippe Aghion and Peter Howitt win 2025 Nobel Prize for Economics
Three economists have won the 2025 Nobel Prize in Economics, for “having explained innovation-driven economic growth”, according to the Riksbank committee. The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences has decided to award the Sveriges Riksbank Prize in...

Historic Environment Scotland chief breaks silence after reports of suspension
While that investigation continues, The Scotsman reported last Thursday that Ms Brown has now been suspended after a condition of her return to work was not met. The newspaper reported that HES has recommended to the Scottish Government that an...

Historic Polo showdown: India vs world no. 1 Argentina returns to Delhi
New Delhi [India], October 13 (ANI): After a five-year hiatus, international polo is set to make a grand return to the capital. KogniVera IT Solutions, in partnership with the Indian Polo Association (IPA) and the Ministry of Youth Affairs &...

World News | India-Russia Media Exchange Highlights Cultural Affinity at BRICS Global Tour
Kazan [Russia], October 13 (ANI): The BRICS Global Media Tour for leading Indian media executives concluded successfully in Kazan, organised jointly by TV BRICS International Media Network and Tatmedia, the Republican Agency for Press and Mass...
National Entertainment The Inbetweeners could make a return after more than a decade The coming-of-age sitcom, which was originally broadcast on E4 between 2008 and 2010, follows the misadventures of four teenagers. 36 minutes ago RSS, Syndicated Content
By Lauren Del Fabbro, PA Entertainment Reporter The Inbetweeners could make a return to screens after more than a decade thanks to a new deal which has unlocked the title rights. The coming-of-age sitcom, which was originally broadcast on E4...
Cultural Change Champion: Sorry Not Sorry
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Community or Consumerism: The double-edged sword of BookTok
TikTok’s BookTok has become a popular digital haven for both readers and authors. Jess Richter, author of queer fantasy and romance novels, promotes their work online through BookTok. Richter, who lives in the Chicago suburbs and attended the...