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Don’t Mistake Iran History Depth for Size of Childhood Yard
Iran's foreign ministry spokesman warns against misinterpreting Iran's rich history for a childhood backyard.
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At Rakuten Fashion Week Tokyo, tomorrow’s runway icons shine
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At Rakuten Fashion Week Tokyo, tomorrow’s runway icons shine
Rakuten Fashion Week Tokyo's 2027 Spring/Summer season has begun, showcasing innovative designs. The event, featuring Yoshio Kubo's dramatic opening, runs through Sept. 5.
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Only 10% of S$300 million SG Culture Pass fund spent after 1st year
SG Culture Pass fund underutilized, ministry developing portal for seniors.
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Where did Da Vinci's painting disappear for 250 years? (3 of 5)
This article, part three of a five-part series, details the 250-year disappearance and subsequent journey of Leonardo da Vinci's "Lady with an Ermine" painting, focusing on its protection from historical conflicts and Nazi confiscation.
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Karachi’s cafe culture turns coffee runs into the new social trend
Karachi's cafe culture has evolved into a prominent social trend, with young professionals and influencers flocking to aesthetically designed cafes for work, status, and content creation.
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Can Chinese sleeper hit Dear You conquer the US box office next?
A Teochew-language family drama that grossed nearly $300 million in mainland China is coming to North American cinemas, raising questions about China's cultural influence and soft power.
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Marquetry Work Inspired by Ashura Donated to Museum
Marquetry artist Hamed Asgarian donates his Ashura-inspired work to the Shah Abdol-Azim Museum in Rey, Iran.
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IFFK 2026 Crisis: Chalachitra Academy Chairman Post Vacant
The 31st International Film Festival of Kerala (IFFK) 2026 faces significant delays as key leadership roles, including Chairman, governing board, and secretary, remain vacant at the Kerala State Chalachitra Academy, with only three months left for preparations.
South Africa: With the Contra.Joburg festival, artists open their studios to visitors
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South Africa: With the Contra.Joburg festival, artists open their studios to visitors
The Contra.Joburg festival in Johannesburg invites residents to explore artists' studios in the city's old industrial center, aiming to demystify the creative process and change perceptions of the area.
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Keeping the Ghost Festival Alive
The Hungry Ghost Festival continues to be celebrated in Singapore, with performances and rituals held throughout the seventh lunar month. The festival is important to Buddhists and Taoists, and involves burning incense and offering food to deceased ancestors and wandering…
Harry Potter: Versailles turns into wizarding school for a day
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Harry Potter: Versailles turns into wizarding school for a day
French fans transformed the historic Palace of Versailles into a wizarding school for a day to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the first Harry Potter film's release.
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Can Southeast Asian artists replicate K-pop’s global success with SEA-pop?
Southeast Asian artists are gaining significant traction on streaming charts and international stages, prompting discussions on whether 'SEA-pop' can achieve global success akin to K-pop.
Music, lights and drones: Uzbekistan celebrates 35 years of independence
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Music, lights and drones: Uzbekistan celebrates 35 years of independence
Uzbekistan celebrated its 35th anniversary of independence with a grand event in New Tashkent, featuring live music, dance, international artists, and a spectacular drone show.
Good Debut for Marco Pérez in Bilbao
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Good Debut for Marco Pérez in Bilbao
Young bullfighter Marco Pérez delivered a standout performance at the Corridas Generales in Bilbao, earning an ear despite issues with the sword, and showcasing remarkable maturity for his professional debut.
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Gaise Baba accuses Headies awards of sidelining gospel artistes in major categories
Gospel artiste Gaise Baba has criticized The Headies awards for allegedly sidelining faith-based music in major categories, advocating for gospel artistes to compete based on artistic merit.
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Yayoi Kusama, Japan’s ‘queen of polka dots’, dies at 97
Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama, globally celebrated for her distinctive polka-dot art, pumpkin sculptures, and immersive "Infinity Mirror Rooms," has died at the age of 97 in Tokyo.
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East-West Dialogue | Xu Ningning: How Chinese Culture Can Become an RCEP 'Cooperation Catalyst'?
RCEP Industrial Cooperation Committee Chairman Xu Ningning discusses how Chinese culture can act as a catalyst for cooperation within the RCEP framework, emphasizing people-to-people bonds and the role of the digital economy in cultural exchange.
Rare Mondrian unseen for 25 years heads to auction
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Rare Mondrian unseen for 25 years heads to auction
A rare 1920 painting by Dutch master Piet Mondrian, "Composition III," unseen for 25 years, is set to be auctioned at Christie's London in October with an estimated value of £20m to £30m.
Adachi Museum tops U.S. Japanese garden ranking for 23rd year
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Adachi Museum tops U.S. Japanese garden ranking for 23rd year
The Adachi Museum of Art in Shimane Prefecture has secured the top spot in a U.S. magazine's Japanese garden ranking for the 23rd consecutive year, recognized for its exceptional beauty and harmony.
Latest news bulletin | August 26th, 2026 – Morning
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Latest news bulletin | August 26th, 2026 – Morning
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond in this Euronews news bulletin.
African Music Industry: 'Featuring,' an Expansion Strategy for African Artists [8/10]
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African Music Industry: 'Featuring,' an Expansion Strategy for African Artists [8/10]
Musical collaborations, known as 'featurings,' have become a crucial strategy for African artists to expand their reach, gain new audiences, and boost their careers both domestically and internationally.
African Science Fiction: The Kenyan Futuristic Series Addressing Contemporary Societal Challenges [3/5]
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African Science Fiction: The Kenyan Futuristic Series Addressing Contemporary Societal Challenges [3/5]
The Kenyan science fiction series "Subterranea," released on Showmax in 2024, explores contemporary societal issues through the story of eight Kenyans trapped in a bunker.
HEADIES 2026: Davido, Wizkid, Cubana Chief Priest, Burna Boy, nominated (FULL LIST)
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HEADIES 2026: Davido, Wizkid, Cubana Chief Priest, Burna Boy, nominated (FULL LIST)
The Headies, Nigeria's premier music awards, have announced the nominees for its 18th edition, featuring top artists like Davido, Wizkid, and Burna Boy, with the ceremony set for Toronto, Canada, on October 25.
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‘Culture is in the heart’: Kriti Sanon breaks silence on Raksha Bandhan ad backlash
Bollywood actor Kriti Sanon addressed the online backlash over her attire in a recent Raksha Bandhan advertisement, asserting that culture resides in one's heart, not in their clothing choices. Her comments came after actor-politician Kangana Ranaut criticized the ad for …
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‘Crabs, silkworms’: Nagaland minister says local fare not for ‘weak-hearted’
Nagaland Tourism Minister Temjen Imna Along highlighted the state's distinctive cuisine, including crabs and silkworms, stating it's not for the 'weak-hearted' but an integral part of Naga culture.
1,000 help tow 400-ton castle keep closer to original position
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1,000 help tow 400-ton castle keep closer to original position
About 1,000 people towed the roughly 400-ton keep of a traditional castle in northeastern Aomori Prefecture on Sunday, moving it 109 centimeters closer to its original position after it was relocated 11 years ago.
Gabon revives Its cultural heritage at Libreville’s festival of cultures
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Gabon revives Its cultural heritage at Libreville’s festival of cultures
Libreville has revived its Festival of Cultures after an eight-year hiatus, showcasing Gabon's diverse traditions, languages, and craftsmanship from its nine provinces.
African Science Fiction: In Nigeria, Nollywood's Afro-futuristic Series [1/5]
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African Science Fiction: In Nigeria, Nollywood's Afro-futuristic Series [1/5]
Nollywood, traditionally known for dramatic films, is seeing a surge in Afro-futuristic content, particularly online, driven by young creators and artificial intelligence.
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Atiku, Lagos mourn veteran actor Ogogo
Former Vice-President Atiku Abubakar and the Lagos State Government have expressed sorrow over the death of veteran Nollywood actor Taiwo Hassan, known as Ogogo, who passed away at 66 after battling cancer.
Bon festival in Roppongi
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Bon festival in Roppongi
Visitors attend a Bon dance event at Roppongi Hills in Tokyo to commemorate the dead during the Bon festival period.