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Culture10 Jun
Gwyneth Paltrow's Israel property campaign lands her in a Hollywood foreign-policy brawl

Culture10 Jun
Gwyneth Paltrow's Israeli luxury campaign draws fire as Gaza war grinds on

Culture10 Jun
Economichna Pravda's UP 100 award puts Ukraine's wartime entrepreneurs on a public ledger

Culture10 Jun
Moscow's unpaid bills: how a Kremlin strategist told Armenia, and the rest, what they already knew

Culture10 Jun
'Obsession': the Pravda Gerashchenko cinema pick that says more about Russian cultural mood than its 8.1 IMDb score suggests

Culture10 Jun
War, not weather, now sets the rhythm of global tourism, Iran tells UN body

Culture10 Jun
São Paulo's 30th Pride parade fills Paulista Avenue as Brazil's LGBTIQ+ movement tests the political weather under Lula

Culture10 Jun
Strikes on the Crimean coast: how a museum in Sevastopol became a target

Culture10 Jun
Beyond the martial arts set-piece: how a single Telegram review reframed a viral action film

Culture10 Jun
A real-estate portfolio, a religious party, and a tax question: Yitzhak Goldknopf's filings under scrutiny

Culture10 Jun
A Bengali remix in a Dutch museum: what an Amsterdam flash mob tells us about the cultural reach of South Asian soft power

Culture10 Jun
Khuzestan's water network restarts within 12 hours, but the deeper problem is not the pipe

Culture10 Jun
Glenn Close and Ridley Scott finally get their Oscars — and the Academy's overdue problem stays the same
Culture10 Jun
Baghdad lights up for Russia: a small mall screen, a larger signal

Culture10 Jun
Inside Syria's officer pipeline: defence minister tours Homs Military College as the new state consolidates its cadre

Culture10 Jun
TeleSUR's World Cup frame: soft power, Latin American agency, and a tournament Washington can't quite control
Culture10 Jun
A 20,000-person water cut in Hormozgan, and the war over whose camera you trust

Culture10 Jun
Mike Wallace, 107, Accepts ‘Right Side of History’ Medal in Tehran, Rekindling an Old Argument About the West and Its Critics

Culture10 Jun
David Harbour breaks his silence on Lily Allen's West End Girl — and the album's bleak arithmetic

Culture10 Jun
Strikes on Chersonesus Taurica put a UNESCO-flagged site in the crossfire

Culture10 Jun
Aerospace on trial: climate activists storm Berlin's ILA air show as defence and decarbonisation collide

Culture10 Jun
Iran rolls out nationwide travel card as rial strain reshapes domestic tourism
Culture10 Jun
French prosecutors seek pre-trial detention for Patrick Bruel over alleged sexual abuse

Culture10 Jun
Tehran's clerical succession takes a quieter shape: Khamenei names his son to Howzah board
Culture10 Jun
Iran honours a British-Jewish academic at a state ceremony, and the symbolism is the story

Culture10 Jun
Hegseth's Guantanamo visit signals a quieter, more durable US posture on the base

Culture10 Jun
Spielberg's 'Disclosure Day' lands as Hollywood rediscovers the alien — and the question it can't quite answer

Culture10 Jun
The street vendor in the bulldozer's path: how two Indian cities are reprising an old argument about urban space

Culture10 Jun
From Qatar to the United States: Four years, one tournament, and the labour question that will not go away

Culture10 Jun
Sorkin's social-network sequel arrives — and the timing is the news

Culture10 Jun
A Proust Book Club in Wartime Kyiv: Reading 'On the Swan Side' as an Act of Cultural Continuity

Culture10 Jun
A new face in Eisenkot's party: Tair Ifergan tests the boundaries of a fragmented Israeli centre

Culture10 Jun
Gwyneth Paltrow's Herzliya advert lands in a Hollywood-Israeli real estate row

Culture10 Jun
Tehran opens a park to the families of its war dead, and the message is the venue
Culture10 Jun
NASA's all-male Artemis III crew and the cost of symbolism in space
Culture10 Jun
Torres Strait's First Land-and-Sea Conference Stitches Culture and Science Into a Single Map

Culture10 Jun
Iran's Medical Fraternity Tells the State What It Wants to Hear: Build It Here

Culture10 Jun
The documentary that won't die: how a Khamenei film became a snub in slow motion

Culture10 Jun
A long-running Iranian voice is back in custody: the case of Sadegh Zibakalam

Culture10 Jun
Shanghai film festival leans into Egypt, marking 70 years of diplomatic ties

Culture10 Jun
Kenya Holds the Calendar Line as Iran Cracks Down on School Registration Fees

Culture10 Jun
Kenya's school calendar rewrite tests a longer worry: the term is too short to teach

Culture10 Jun
Netflix courts Asia's mobile-first audience with a redesigned app and a bigger games push
Culture10 Jun
The Hound of the Medic Platoon: How a Single Combat Lifesaver Became Ukrainian Front-Line Folklore

Culture10 Jun
Trump's pick to lead US intelligence rattles FISA negotiations

Culture10 Jun
LSE students publish open letter rejecting corporate greenwashing at Festival 2026
Culture10 Jun
Seventeen months in Israeli detention: the case of Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya
Culture10 Jun
A 1904 Painting, Two Wars, and What Sevastopol's Panorama Tells Us About Cultural Survival

Culture10 Jun
Russia's Foreign Ministry blames 'Kyiv regime' for museum strike as cultural sites become a new front in the war of evidence

Culture10 Jun
Persian language gets an unexpected diplomatic standard-bearer: Iran's foreign minister

Culture10 Jun
Spielberg's 'Disclosure Day' lands in a culture that has stopped laughing at the lights in the sky
Culture10 Jun
Sevastopol's panorama: a Crimean cultural landmark lost to the war

Culture10 Jun
Beyond the red carpet: how Shanghai's film festival is rewriting the city's cultural map
Culture10 Jun
Ukraine's draft office turns to universities as it tightens deferrals for students over 25

Culture10 Jun
Belfast riot exposes the fault line Britain keeps trying to plaster over
Culture10 Jun
Iran's university entrance exam faces a slow death — what replaces it will reshape the country's classroom pipeline

Culture10 Jun
Order Over Reflex: How Two Russian-aligned Channels Are Rewriting the Rules of Battlefield Narrative

Culture10 Jun
Tamil cinema's dirt-road realist and the engineer who beat the trolls: two stories from a state learning to write back

Culture10 Jun
A Putinist director, a fictional grandfather, and the long arc of imperial kitsch

Culture10 Jun
Iranian cinema’s quiet tribute: a former student recalls the Supreme Leader’s three-minute meetings with women filmmakers
Culture10 Jun
Iran's theocratic stagecraft: a Khamenei shrine ritual for female religious students, and what it tells us about clerical messaging

Culture10 Jun
Belfast riots expose the brittle politics of refugee reception in the UK

Culture10 Jun
Hong Kong's Handover anniversary: free museums, MTR discounts and the politics of giveaway economics
Culture10 Jun
Saving the weft: how Iran’s Farsh Museum rushed to evacuate its carpet treasury before the 12-day war

Culture10 Jun
A Tamil titan and a London tragedy: Indian cinema loses Bharathiraja the same week a family falls from a tower block
Culture10 Jun
Sevastopol museum strike and refinery campaign widen Ukraine's reach inside occupied Crimea

Culture10 Jun
Bondi Beach attack suspect faces expanded charges as Australia confronts a hardening domestic security front

Culture10 Jun
Age-Friendly China: Beijing's Demographic Problem Reframed as Civic Project
Culture10 Jun
Drone strike on the Sevastopol panorama marks a Russian cultural loss, and a deliberate wartime target
Culture10 Jun
God of War: Laufey director signals long road ahead for the franchise

Culture10 Jun
Square Enix's Final Fantasy VII: Revelation bets the trilogy on a bigger map
Culture10 Jun
Ukraine's military intelligence turns its sanctions tracker into a public ledger of the engineers behind the invasion

Culture10 Jun
Cuts Coming for US Spies: Inside the Workforce Shake-Up Under a New Director
Culture10 Jun
Tamil cinema’s pastoral rebel: remembering Bharathiraja at 84

Culture10 Jun
Iran moves against 'traitors' in North Khorasan: 47 property seizures signal widening internal security drive

Culture10 Jun
Six Extraordinary Flights and a Quiet Aviation Story in Eastern Iran
Culture10 Jun
A drone strike on Sevastopol's panorama museum, and the cultural front of a long war
Culture10 Jun
Russia's Recruitment of Underage Girls into Sabotage Networks Tests Ukrainian Counter-Intelligence
Culture10 Jun
Drones strike a museum in Sevastopol, and the framing war follows the smoke

Culture10 Jun
A solar storm, a survival at sea, and the Chinese astrology industrial complex

Culture10 Jun
Beijing's Quiet Rewrite: How Environmental Rights Became Central to China's Human Rights Plan
Culture10 Jun
Shanghai's film festival reopens a city — and a question about whose stories the mainland screens
Culture10 Jun
Putin hosts a hundred delegations in Saint Petersburg as Russia bets on a parallel global audience

Culture10 Jun
Surya Namaskar study reignites India’s quiet wellness-to-clinical-evidence debate

Culture10 Jun
Survival at sea, espionage on land: two snapshots of a strained US-China ledger

Culture10 Jun
Singapore's anti-Indian post ban, and the quiet geography of India's internet
Culture10 Jun
Federal court order pushes Kennedy Center to scrub Trump's name from digital platforms
Culture10 Jun
Russian geological expertise courts Saudi Arabia at SPIEF-2026
Culture10 Jun
Bharathiraja's death at 84 closes a chapter of Tamil cinema that refused to be ornamental
Culture10 Jun
Sabotage Studio closes the book on Sea of Stars after three years of post-launch support

Culture10 Jun
UFC's 'Freedom 250' octagon-girl kits show how sport merchandise fuses patriotism with product placement
Culture10 Jun
A car at Morskie Oko, and the long memory of the Poland–Ukraine frontier

Culture10 Jun
Australia's Laser Strike Crackdown Tests the Limits of Pointing Blame at the Wavelength

Culture10 Jun
Anthropic’s Mythos bet: a ‘Fable’ for the masses, a frontier for the few
Culture10 Jun
Microsoft's 'curvy character' memo lands in the middle of a culture-war that won't cool down

Culture09 Jun
Pulte's promotion: a real-estate heir steps into the Acting DNI chair

Culture09 Jun
A Medal for the 'Right Side of History': How a Tehran Ceremony Is Recasting the Cultural Front

Culture09 Jun
Syria's energy minister courts American capital in Washington
Culture09 Jun
Katy Perry and Justin Trudeau step out together at Tribeca — a soft premiere for a hard headline

Culture09 Jun