Culture
More than one hundred cultural objects collected over several decades by a German ethnologist have returned to Ivory Coast, marking a significant moment in the ongoing movement for the restitution of African heritage. Until recently displayed in Switzerland, these works are now enriching the national......
A new cultural organization dedicated to African cinema has officially been established in Morocco, marking a significant step in strengthening the continent’s film landscape. The constituent general assembly of the International “Film Espoir” Festival Association – Morocco was......
In Libya, filmmaker Mouayed Zabtia is striving to breathe life back into a once-thriving cinema scene in Tripoli. Before the 1969 coup that brought Muammar Gaddafi to power, the Libyan capital boasted more than 20 movie theaters—today, not a single one remains. Zabtia shoots most of his latest......
The Louvre Museum in Paris will remain closed on Monday as its staff continue a strike that began in mid-December, the museum and unions confirmed. Between 300 and 350 employees voted to extend the industrial action after negotiations with the Ministry of Culture and the Louvre management failed to......
Classical Khmer dance in Cambodia, recognized as an intangible cultural heritage by UNESCO since 2003, is facing renewed challenges as funding and student enrollment decline. The art form, once nearly eradicated under the Pol Pot regime, is struggling to attract young dancers to its rigorous nine-year......
President Emmanuel Macron urged the inclusion of France's bistros and cafés on UNESCO's list of intangible cultural heritage during the traditional Epiphany galette ceremony at the Élysée Palace on Monday. He highlighted their role in preserving French culinary traditions,......
The European Film Weeks will return to Morocco for their 31st edition from January 28 to February 11, 2026, reaffirming their status as a major cultural event in the country. Organized by the European Union in Morocco, the festival will take place in Casablanca, Marrakech and Rabat, showcasing a selection......
Hollywood is preparing for a turbulent legal year as several high-profile court cases involving major stars are expected to dominate headlines in 2026. One of the most closely watched trials will be the lawsuit filed by actress Blake Lively against director Justin Baldoni, scheduled to begin on May......
Cilia Flores, the wife of Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro, has long been regarded as one of the most influential figures within the country’s political establishment. Recent developments involving the Venezuelan leadership have once again placed her at the center of international attention. Born......
India has officially unveiled a collection of ancient gems associated with the Buddha, marking their first public display in the country since they were taken abroad during the colonial era more than a century ago. The artefacts are being exhibited in New Delhi, drawing strong interest from historians,......
Hong Kong filmmaker Kiwi Chow has expressed feelings of isolation following the official ban of his latest film, Deadline, highlighting the increasing restrictions on the city’s cinema industry. The thriller, shot in Taiwan, was deemed “contrary to the interests of national security”......
The iconic Grand Rex cinema in Paris is bringing back its trailer festival after several years of hiatus. Scheduled for January 5, 2026, the free event will showcase promotional previews of the most anticipated French and international films of the year. Alexandre Hellmann, General Director of the Grand......
Moroccan craftsmanship is taking center stage during the Africa Cup of Nations (CAN) 2025, with dedicated exhibition spaces set up in fan zones across the host cities. The initiative is led by the State Secretariat for Handicrafts and the Social and Solidarity Economy, in coordination with the Maison......
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