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September 20, 2025
Editorials

Zubeen Garg: A Voice That Must Not End in Silence

Editorial The passing of Zubeen Garg has left an immeasurable void, not only in the world of Assamese music but also in the broader cultural imagination of India. For decades, he stood

News

Italian Explorer Mirrors Marco Polo’s Silk Road Journey

by Ren Yaoting Inspired by Marco Polo, who traveled to China along the ancient Silk Road more than 700 years ago, Italian traveler Vienna Cammarota set off from the legendary explorer’s hometown Venice on April 26, 2022, to retrace the

August 27, 2024

China and Arab States Chart a New Course for Mutual Prosperity

China

by Xinhua writer Zhao Wencai It was a breezy day in 750 A.D. when Abu Obeida, an Arab navigator, set sail from a bustling

Romania Opens World’s Tallest Orthodox Cathedral, Challenging Russian Influence

Russia/World

In a landmark event last Sunday, Romania unveiled its National Cathedral in Bucharest, now the tallest Orthodox church in the world, surpassing St. Petersburg’s

Whose Breath Moves in the Forest

April 6, 2026
Human Rights/Sri Lanka

What does it mean to seek stillness in a place that refuses to be tamed? Ven. Nanda Thera, a Czech monk who renounced the world, chose the caves of Kudumbigala to confront

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A New Dawn Through the Arts

March 6, 2026
Arts/Education/Sri Lanka

A new chapter has begun in Jaffna’s cultural history. After a long hiatus, a vibrant and dynamic personality has emerged to carry the artistic heritage of Jaffna to the next level: Keerthika

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Patriarch Daniel of the Romanian Orthodox Church

Romania Opens World’s Tallest Orthodox Cathedral, Challenging Russian Influence

November 3, 2025
Russia/World

In a landmark event last Sunday, Romania unveiled its National Cathedral in Bucharest, now the tallest Orthodox church in the world, surpassing St. Petersburg’s Saints Peter and Paul Cathedral, which held the

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Last Artisan of Kashmiri Santoor Strives to Keep Eight-Generation Tradition Alive

September 29, 2025
India/World

In a modest workshop filled with the scent of seasoned wood, 78-year-old Ghulam Mohammad Zaz continues a craft his family has preserved for eight generations: handcrafting the Kashmiri santoor, a hundred-stringed zither

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Zubeen Garg: A Voice That Must Not End in Silence

September 20, 2025
Editorials

Editorial The passing of Zubeen Garg has left an immeasurable void, not only in the world of Assamese music but also in the broader cultural imagination of India. For decades, he stood

More

China and Arab States Chart a New Course for Mutual Prosperity

September 10, 2024
China

by Xinhua writer Zhao Wencai It was a breezy day in 750 A.D. when Abu Obeida, an Arab navigator, set sail from a bustling Middle Eastern port in Oman aboard a two-masted

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Italian Explorer Mirrors Marco Polo’s Silk Road Journey

August 27, 2024
News

by Ren Yaoting Inspired by Marco Polo, who traveled to China along the ancient Silk Road more than 700 years ago, Italian traveler Vienna Cammarota set off from the legendary explorer’s hometown

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