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Today in India was the first day of a traditional Hindu festival that celebrates the end of winter and the…
Although it only has a few million inhabitants, there are eighteen different officially recognized religions in Lebanon. This is a…
A group of young people have come up with an admirable initiative, which has been adopted by FAI (the Italian…
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A few weeks ago Beijing witnessed the opening of an exhibition about the Renaissance in Italy. For several months, works…
“In times of crisis, who would want to spend money on culture?” This is a phrase we hear often and…
Ellen Johnson Sirleaf is the President of Liberia (in her second term in office), Africa’s first woman head of state,…