Malaysia: The Southeast Asian Destination with Dreamy Beaches, Lush Jungle, and Ancient Cultures
The article highlights Malaysia as a Southeast Asian travel destination known for its beautiful beaches, jungles, and rich cultural heritage, alongside an affordable travel experience.
Show us how you dance, and we'll tell you when you were born
A professional dancer showcases dance styles from various decades to evoke nostalgia and challenge viewers to guess the era.
Grapes adda, Afghan Babri, Nuristan... The Pakistan-Afghan border where power decides borders, not maps!
The escalating tensions along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border, notably marked by recent clashes, highlight the longstanding historical animosities and the complex territorial disputes shaped by tribal cultures.
The Green Gold of the Desert: How Sidr Repairs Your Hair and Protects Your Scalp?
This article discusses the benefits of the Sidr tree for hair care and its traditional medicinal uses in Middle Eastern and North African cultures.
Focusing on indigenous and quilombola peoples, the 4th edition of Frestas starts this week in Sorocaba
The 4th edition of the Frestas Triennial of Arts kicks off at Sesc Sorocaba this week, emphasizing contemporary art and indigenous cultures.
A multi-champion from Europe traveled for 20 hours to reunite with Carlos Tรฉvez: 'Just for you'
Patrice Evra traveled from Europe to Argentina to reunite with former Manchester United teammate Carlos Tรฉvez, alongside Park Ji-sung, despite their different cultures.
About Living Together in the Big City: 'Munich Residents are Different from the Bavarians, Not so Prude'
A report on the diverse cultural interactions in Munich's Olympia-Einkaufszentrum highlights the coexistence of different languages and cultures, especially during a public service strike.
What's happening with lectures in Munich?: Man as a Universal Scholar and Endangered Species
Michael Martin, a nature photographer and adventurer, will present a multi-vision show in Munich highlighting Earth's landscapes and cultures on March 15.
A Mass Grave of Women and Children 2,800 Years Old Reveals Ancient Cruelties
A recently discovered mass grave in Gomolava, Serbia, sheds light on the brutal realities faced by women and children in ancient societies.
Why Georgian cuisine is thriving in Madrid
Georgian cuisine is gaining popularity in Madrid, with a blend of cultures offering unique dining experiences.
Senegal: Sahad Sarr releases new album
Senegalese musician Sahad Sarr has released his new album, 'African West,' showcasing a decade of musical evolution influenced by diverse cultures.
Who can hold themselves accountable without punishing them? The wise respond.
The article discusses self-accountability and introspection, referencing insights from philosophers and thinkers across cultures.
Analyst Rhode has no doubts. "Here the negotiation makes no sense, the regime must be removed quickly"
Harold Rhode argues that peace is not a universal goal for all cultures, and raises concerns about Iran's refusal to negotiate while it continues its oppressive actions.
The Table of Medina: An Antidote for Exhausted Humanity
The article reflects on the communal spirit and hospitality experienced during iftar in Medina, where Muslims from various cultures come together to share meals and foster love in the month of Ramadan.
Elephant bone from the time of Hannibal found in Spain
An elephant bone from the time of Hannibal was discovered in Spain, shedding light on historical interactions between ancient cultures.
Prelude to Anniversary in Kyiv
The article discusses the contemporary experience of travel and its implications for understanding different cultures, particularly in the context of Kyiv.
Daring claim: This is how Wikipedia's links reveal the origins of different cultures
The article discusses how Wikipedia link patterns may indicate the cultural foundations of various languages and regions, highlighting significant differences and similarities in link trajectories.
Review. The praise of shadows, by Junichiro Tanizaki
The article is a review of Junichiro Tanizaki's essay 'The Praise of Shadows', exploring its themes of Japanese aesthetics and the contrast between Eastern and Western cultures.
Famous Lithuanian Professor S. Skrodenis Has Died: We Have Lost a Luminary and Researcher
Renowned Lithuanian professor Stasys Skrodenis, known for his work in folkloristics and cultural connections between Baltic and Finnish cultures, has passed away.
Anna from Izjuma knows how to feed both Latvians and Ukrainians well
The article highlights the experiences of Anna, a Ukrainian refugee in Latvia, illustrating her integration into Latvian society and her commitment to supporting both Ukrainian and Latvian cultures.
Current Lexicon: Fasting Season
The article explores the different expressions of fasting across cultures, emphasizing its significance in Christianity, Islam, and modern social media.
Unique Rituals and Customs of Islamic Peoples in Welcoming the Month of Ramadan
The article discusses the unique rituals and customs of various Islamic cultures in welcoming Ramadan, highlighting how these practices vary between countries and are intertwined with social and cultural traditions.
The New Year according to the Moon Calendar is celebrated in Asia and around the world
The article discusses the celebration of the Lunar New Year in Asia, focusing on the festivities in China, including advancements in robotics showcased during the event.
World Cultures Museum: "One Gets a Lot of the Brutality"
The Weltkulturen Museum in Frankfurt is examining the origins of human remains in its collection, with a critical look at its founder, Bernhard Hagen.
Four schools open the Special Group parades at Sapucaรญ
The first night of parades celebrated the cultures of Rio Grande do Sul and Amapรก, featuring tributes to Brazilian personalities.
Get to know the Year of the Horse with 10 questions
A quiz that tests knowledge of Lunar New Year traditions across various Asian cultures.
Chad: French tourist's death "a tragic accident" according to another traveller
A French tourist in Chad, Paul Ferreri, has been reported dead after a fall while exploring near an oasis, with officials labeling it a tragic accident.
French tourism group of which one died during visit to leave Chad
A French tourist died after falling during a visit to Chad for the International Festival of Saharan Cultures, prompting the tour group to evacuate the country.
Unleashing Appetite During the Holidays: Entertaining and Documentary Shows that Stimulate Taste Buds
During the holiday season, even those strict with their diet tend to indulge in delicious foods, as various TV programs celebrate local specialties and culinary cultures in South Korea.
"It's so far from the truth": Guardiola and rugby player Itoje respond to Jim Ratcliffe's anti-immigrant remarks
Pep Guardiola and Maro Itoje have criticized Jim Ratcliffe's anti-immigrant comments, advocating for greater tolerance and acceptance of diverse cultures.
Guardiola defends immigrants in response to 'racist' comments from Manchester United owner
Pep Guardiola responded to controversial comments made by Manchester United owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe about immigration, advocating for the embrace of other cultures.
Why Fridays the 13th Cause So Much 'Fear'
Fridays the 13th are widely regarded as unlucky in various cultures, particularly in Argentina and the United States, where this superstition has gained popularity in recent years.
The Hiking Tip: For Napoleon, It Was Still Indispensable
The article discusses the historic importance of the Hohen Straรe, a once vital route that connected various peoples and cultures, now revitalized as part of a regional park route in eastern Wetterau, Germany.
Rituals and traditions for welcoming the Chinese New Year 2026
The article discusses the traditional rituals and customs associated with celebrating the Chinese New Year 2026, emphasizing the significance of this event in Eastern cultures.
Foreigners like me get jealous of Brazilian joy
The article reflects on the unique and authentic joy experienced in Brazil, contrasting it with the more subdued expressions of emotion often found in other cultures, particularly from the perspective of a foreigner living there.
"Um Jaras".. Dances on Desert Sands Break the Walls of Crises in Africa
The "Um Jaras" International Festival of Desert Cultures returns to Chad after a seven-year hiatus, celebrating the cultural diversity of the Sahel region.
"The devil is currently being freed from his prison. Woe to those who live on land and sea!"
The article discusses Dmitri Mereลพkovski's trilogy "Christ and Antichrist," which explores the clash of cultures in transformative times through the lens of individual destinies against contrasting forces.
Your passport to the future: A complete guide to studying abroad from Brazil
Studying at a foreign university offers students the opportunity to experience new cultures and establish a global network, but it requires proper planning and selection of the right institution.
Chad: The International Festival of Saharan Cultures Maintains the Tradition of Camel Racing
The International Festival of Saharan Cultures in Chad celebrates camel racing and the rich cultural heritage of the Saharan region, featuring nearly 400 riders and their camels in a competitive race.
Chad's Amdjarass hosts major international Saharan culture festival
The International Festival of Saharan Cultures in Amdjarass, Chad, celebrates the rich traditions of Saharan peoples and strengthens cultural ties among ethnic groups.
Chadโs Saharan Cultures Festival Brings Together Desert Nations
Chad's Saharan Cultures Festival celebrates the heritage and unity of desert nations, featuring a variety of performances and traditional crafts.
Forbidden Coffee: 4 Times Coffee Beans Infuriated Rulers
The article explores historical instances where coffee sparked controversy and regulatory backlash across different cultures and eras.
The Column Kitchen Aid: Delicate Air Traffic in the Land of Milk and Honey
An acclaimed chef in Germany defends the culinary value of pigeons, challenging their poor reputation and celebrating their historical significance in various cultures.
Espol reveals pre-Hispanic occupation of Milagro-Quevedo and Guancavilca cultures on its campus
Experts from Espol conducted a study confirming the pre-Hispanic habitation of their campus by significant cultures of Ecuador's coast, evidenced by findings of pottery, textile practices, and archaeological botanical remains.
When AI No Longer Needs Spectators: The Moltbook Phenomenon
The article discusses the unsettling implications of Moltbook, an AI phenomenon that reflects and influences societal behaviors and cultures.
Human Brotherhood: The Legacy of Pope Francis
February 4 marks the International Day of Human Fraternity, a date established to remind us of our shared humanity amidst diverse cultures, ethnicities, and beliefs, in honor of the historic meeting between Pope Francis and Ahmad al-Tayyeb in 2019.
Christian band sparks controversy with song that mentions 'Zรฉ entering' and 'Maria sambando'
The Christian band Coletivo Candiero stands by their song "Auรช," which is causing debate within evangelical circles for blending elements of popular culture with Christian themes.
Researchers reconstruct aromas of ancient cultures
Researchers describe how museums can utilize "molecular elements" to engage the public with aromas from the past, revealing insights into ancient perfumery, medicine, and rituals.
Here, black teeth are considered beautiful, not shining white ones!
In some cultures, such as the Bulang ethnic group in Yunnan, China, blackened teeth are a tradition viewed as a sign of beauty, contrasting with the global preference for white teeth.
The Most Successful Lithuanian Basketball Players Wearing Number 7
The article explores the significance of the number 7 in various cultures and highlights successful Lithuanian basketball players who wore the number.