Culture
Collectif 4.0, in collaboration with Fondation Al Mada, has announced a new cultural initiative titled “Colors of Morocco,” set to take place on March 28, 2026. The event will be hosted at the Villa des Arts de Casablanca and is designed to celebrate the country’s rich cultural diversity......
A monumental statue of the Hindu deity Shiva, dating from the 10th century, has been successfully restored in Cambodia after being shattered into more than 10,000 fragments decades ago during periods of war and looting. The five-meter-high, seven-ton sandstone sculpture, originally from the ancient......
The global success of the animated film Kpop Demon Hunters is transforming Seoul into a must-visit destination for international fans, highlighting the growing influence of Korean popular culture worldwide. The film, which recently won top honors at the Academy Awards including Best Animated Feature......
Art has long played a central role in social justice movements by amplifying marginalized voices and turning complex issues into powerful public messages. Through visual works, music, and performance, artists create emotional connections that can influence opinion and mobilize collective action. Historical......
Food practices around the world carry strong cultural meanings shaped by history, environment, religion, and social structures. These traditions influence identity, daily routines, and communal rituals, creating distinct patterns across regions while also evolving through migration and global exchange. In......
Technology billionaire Peter Thiel is in Rome this week to deliver a series of private lectures on the Antichrist, an event that has sparked criticism within Catholic institutions and prompted several universities to publicly distance themselves from the gathering. The invitation only conference series......
In Tangier, ancient graves dating back to Phoenician and Roman times are increasingly neglected, some located on the Hafa cliff in the Marshan district. These sites, carved directly into the rock, reveal silhouettes and shapes that speak to the city’s long Mediterranean history. Yet today, they......
Jürgen Habermas, one of the most influential philosophers and sociologists of the modern era, has died at the age of 96, according to his publisher Suhrkamp Verlag. The German thinker passed away in Starnberg, near Munich. Widely regarded as a central figure in the intellectual life of postwar......
In a historic ceremony at Ivory Coast’s main airport, traditional chiefs adorned with crowns and gold chains welcomed the return of the “Djidji Ayokwè,” an ancestral talking drum taken from the country during the colonial period. This marks the first artifact officially returned......
Chilean architect Smiljan Radić Clarke has been named the winner of the 2026 Pritzker Architecture Prize, the highest international honor in architecture, organizers announced Thursday. Radić, 60, becomes the second Chilean and the fifth Latin American architect to receive the award in its 47 year......
The European Commission warned on March 10 that it may suspend or terminate funding for the Venice Biennale after organizers allowed Russia to reopen its national pavilion for the 2026 exhibition, marking Moscow’s first participation since its full scale invasion of Ukraine four years ago. European......
Renowned Peruvian novelist Alfredo Bryce Echenique, one of the most influential voices in modern Latin American literature, has died at the age of 87, according to cultural institutions in Peru. Born in Lima on February 19, 1939, Bryce Echenique built an international reputation through novels and essays......
Moroccan cinema received notable attention at the opening of the Málaga Film Festival, where the feature film Calle Málaga by Moroccan director Maryam Touzani was screened during the inaugural ceremony on Friday evening. The 29th edition of the festival is taking place from March 6 to March......
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