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Death of Prominent Dutch Lawyer Mischa Wladimiroff
Mischa Wladimiroff, a renowned Dutch lawyer specializing in fraud cases and known for his work at the Yugoslavia Tribunal, died on April 8th at age 80, as announced in an NRC obituary.
Death of Prominent Dutch Lawyer Mischa Wladimiroff
Mischa Wladimiroff, a renowned Dutch lawyer specializing in fraud cases and known for his work at the Yugoslavia Tribunal, died on April 8th at age 80, as announced in an NRC obituary.
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Xi's Southeast Asia Visit: Cultural Diplomacy Takes Center Stage
President Xi Jinping's visit to Vietnam, Malaysia, and Cambodia highlights China's cultural diplomacy efforts in ASEAN, leveraging the large Chinese diaspora and promoting people-to-people exchanges through education, tourism, and cultural programs, while acknowledging the need for greater reciproci...
Xi's Southeast Asia Visit: Cultural Diplomacy Takes Center Stage
President Xi Jinping's visit to Vietnam, Malaysia, and Cambodia highlights China's cultural diplomacy efforts in ASEAN, leveraging the large Chinese diaspora and promoting people-to-people exchanges through education, tourism, and cultural programs, while acknowledging the need for greater reciproci...
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Death of Mario Vargas Llosa: The End of Latin America's Literary Boom
The death of Nobel laureate Mario Vargas Llosa at age 89 in Lima, Peru, marks the end of Latin America's literary Boom, a group of authors who propelled Latin American literature onto the world stage in the 1960s. His sons carried two caskets from a private cremation ceremony, illustrating the lasti...
Death of Mario Vargas Llosa: The End of Latin America's Literary Boom
The death of Nobel laureate Mario Vargas Llosa at age 89 in Lima, Peru, marks the end of Latin America's literary Boom, a group of authors who propelled Latin American literature onto the world stage in the 1960s. His sons carried two caskets from a private cremation ceremony, illustrating the lasti...
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China Adds Three Items to UNESCO's Memory of the World Register
China added three items—the Bianzhong bells, Shaolin Temple steles, and the Trilingual Inscription—to UNESCO's Memory of the World Register, increasing its entries to 18 and highlighting its commitment to preserving global heritage; the Bianzhong bells alone attracted over 5 million visitors in 2024...
China Adds Three Items to UNESCO's Memory of the World Register
China added three items—the Bianzhong bells, Shaolin Temple steles, and the Trilingual Inscription—to UNESCO's Memory of the World Register, increasing its entries to 18 and highlighting its commitment to preserving global heritage; the Bianzhong bells alone attracted over 5 million visitors in 2024...
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Turkish Actor Banned for Dissent, Highlighting Artistic Freedom Crackdown
Turkish actor Cem Yiğit Üzümoğlu faces a travel ban for supporting anti-government protests and boycotting pro-government businesses, highlighting a broader pattern of artistic freedom suppression in Turkey under Erdoğan's rule, with a reported 126 violations in 2024 compared to 95 in 2023.
Turkish Actor Banned for Dissent, Highlighting Artistic Freedom Crackdown
Turkish actor Cem Yiğit Üzümoğlu faces a travel ban for supporting anti-government protests and boycotting pro-government businesses, highlighting a broader pattern of artistic freedom suppression in Turkey under Erdoğan's rule, with a reported 126 violations in 2024 compared to 95 in 2023.
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Fiji Launches "Hora Loloma": One Hour of Tourism for Environmental and Community Improvement
Fiji's "Hora Loloma" program invites tourists to volunteer one hour to environmental or community projects, such as replanting mangroves or learning traditional crafts, aiming for 5,000 volunteer hours this year across 21 participating hotels and resorts.
Fiji Launches "Hora Loloma": One Hour of Tourism for Environmental and Community Improvement
Fiji's "Hora Loloma" program invites tourists to volunteer one hour to environmental or community projects, such as replanting mangroves or learning traditional crafts, aiming for 5,000 volunteer hours this year across 21 participating hotels and resorts.
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South Caucasus Cuisine: Herbs, Nuts, and Flavorful Traditions
South Caucasian cuisine, particularly in Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Georgia, heavily uses herbs such as basil, coriander, and tarragon, and walnuts in salads, sauces, and cakes, showcasing a unique blend of flavors and reflecting the region's agricultural abundance.
South Caucasus Cuisine: Herbs, Nuts, and Flavorful Traditions
South Caucasian cuisine, particularly in Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Georgia, heavily uses herbs such as basil, coriander, and tarragon, and walnuts in salads, sauces, and cakes, showcasing a unique blend of flavors and reflecting the region's agricultural abundance.
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New Star Wars Film "Starfighter" Set for 2027 Premiere
Starfighter", a new Star Wars film starring Ryan Gosling, will premiere in May 2027, fifty years after "A New Hope", marking a new era for the franchise with original characters and storylines independent of the Skywalker saga.
New Star Wars Film "Starfighter" Set for 2027 Premiere
Starfighter", a new Star Wars film starring Ryan Gosling, will premiere in May 2027, fifty years after "A New Hope", marking a new era for the franchise with original characters and storylines independent of the Skywalker saga.
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Spanish Singer Judeline Makes Coachella Debut
On April 12th, 2025, Spanish singer Judeline performed at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival in California, marking a significant achievement for the 22-year-old artist with only one album released. Her 40-minute set included 12 songs and a castanet performance, showcasing her unique style...
Spanish Singer Judeline Makes Coachella Debut
On April 12th, 2025, Spanish singer Judeline performed at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival in California, marking a significant achievement for the 22-year-old artist with only one album released. Her 40-minute set included 12 songs and a castanet performance, showcasing her unique style...
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Xi's Southeast Asia Trip: Cultural Diplomacy Takes Center Stage
President Xi Jinping's recent visit to Vietnam, Malaysia, and Cambodia aims to boost China's soft power and deepen relations with ASEAN through cultural diplomacy, leveraging the large Chinese diaspora in the region and existing initiatives like Confucius Institutes while acknowledging the need for ...
Xi's Southeast Asia Trip: Cultural Diplomacy Takes Center Stage
President Xi Jinping's recent visit to Vietnam, Malaysia, and Cambodia aims to boost China's soft power and deepen relations with ASEAN through cultural diplomacy, leveraging the large Chinese diaspora in the region and existing initiatives like Confucius Institutes while acknowledging the need for ...
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Cartoonist's Resignation Highlights US Press Freedom Decline
Pulitzer Prize winner Ann Telnaes resigned from The Washington Post in January 2025 after an opinion editor refused her anti-Trump cartoon, highlighting the decline of press freedom and the economic vulnerability of cartoonists in the US, a situation exemplified by the drop from 2000 to under 20 emp...
Cartoonist's Resignation Highlights US Press Freedom Decline
Pulitzer Prize winner Ann Telnaes resigned from The Washington Post in January 2025 after an opinion editor refused her anti-Trump cartoon, highlighting the decline of press freedom and the economic vulnerability of cartoonists in the US, a situation exemplified by the drop from 2000 to under 20 emp...
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Coogler's "Sinners": Blues, Bootleggers, and Vampires in 1932 Mississippi
Sinners," a 137-minute 14A-rated film directed by Ryan Coogler and starring Michael B. Jordan, Delroy Lindo, and Hailee Steinfeld, opens April 18th, blending blues music, bootlegging, and vampires in 1932 Mississippi to explore themes of freedom, legacy, and systemic racism.
Coogler's "Sinners": Blues, Bootleggers, and Vampires in 1932 Mississippi
Sinners," a 137-minute 14A-rated film directed by Ryan Coogler and starring Michael B. Jordan, Delroy Lindo, and Hailee Steinfeld, opens April 18th, blending blues music, bootlegging, and vampires in 1932 Mississippi to explore themes of freedom, legacy, and systemic racism.
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