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Thai Vice Minister Strongly Pitches for Indo-Thai Strategic Partnership Sihasak has been doing his own shuttle diplomacy, jetting to Brussels, India, Laos and, soon, Washington and New York to discuss the Myanmar crisis.

9 months ago Shahid Siddiqui

NEW DELHI: Thailand and other members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) have to work with India to...

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Lebanese Flatbread Enters U.N.’s List of Intangible Cultural Heritage Manousheh has remained an affordable option for most Lebanese amid an unprecedented economic crisis that started in 2019 and which has prompted triple digit inflation. Manoushsheh is one of 55 new practises approved by UNESCO experts who met in Botswana in early December. Some African practises include midwifery in Nigeria and Togo and Mahadra, a community system for transmission of traditional knowledge and oral expressions in Mauritania.

11 months ago Shahid Siddiqui

Lebanon's manousheh is among the latest additions to the U.N.’s list of intangible cultural heritage. How do you like your Manousheh...

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Brazil: Indigenous Kayapó People Showcased in Exhibition The exhibition curated by a group of young Kayapó, which includes unpublished videos and pieces of handicraft that will tell the story of the Kayapó people since their contact with the whites.

1 year ago Shahid Siddiqui

Brazilian Indigenous leader Raoni Metuktire attended the opening of an exhibition on Saturday (Oct. 28) dedicated to his people the...

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India to Strengthen Framework of IORA Grouping, Says EAM Jaishankar The IORA brings together 23 member states, including India, with a shared goal of harnessing the immense potential of this region for the benefit of all.

1 year ago Shahid Siddiqui

New Delhi: External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Wednesday said that India's commitment to the Indian Ocean Rim Association (IORA)...

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Erdogan Meets with Delegation of Muslim Scholars The meeting's attendees on the Turkish side comprised Ali Erbas, the president of the state-run Directorate of Religious Affairs, and Dr Mohammed Gormaz, the president of the Ankara-based Institute of Islamic Thought (IDE).

1 year ago Shahid Siddiqui

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan met with a delegation from the International Union of Muslim Scholars (IUMS) at the Presidential Complex in the Turkish...

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Thai Vice Minister Strongly Pitches for Indo-Thai Strategic Partnership Sihasak has been doing his own shuttle diplomacy, jetting to Brussels, India, Laos and, soon, Washington and New York to discuss the Myanmar crisis.

Brazil: Indigenous Kayapó People Showcased in Exhibition The exhibition curated by a group of young Kayapó, which includes unpublished videos and pieces of handicraft that will tell the story of the Kayapó people since their contact with the whites.

India to Strengthen Framework of IORA Grouping, Says EAM Jaishankar The IORA brings together 23 member states, including India, with a shared goal of harnessing the immense potential of this region for the benefit of all.

Erdogan Meets with Delegation of Muslim Scholars The meeting's attendees on the Turkish side comprised Ali Erbas, the president of the state-run Directorate of Religious Affairs, and Dr Mohammed Gormaz, the president of the Ankara-based Institute of Islamic Thought (IDE).

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Ethiopia’s Parliament Approves Extra $4.8 bln pending in 2024/25

Zimbabwe Charts Ambitious Return to Global Finance at Debt Conference

$300 Billion Climate Deal Falls Short: Developing Nations Demand Justice at COP29

COP29: 50 Countries Sign Historic Baku Declaration to Tackle Water Crisis Amid Climate Change

Ghana Blocks Pension Funds From Offshore Investment On Currency Concerns, Sources Say

Ethiopia’s Parliament Approves Extra $4.8 bln pending in 2024/25

Zimbabwe Charts Ambitious Return to Global Finance at Debt Conference

$300 Billion Climate Deal Falls Short: Developing Nations Demand Justice at COP29

COP29: 50 Countries Sign Historic Baku Declaration to Tackle Water Crisis Amid Climate Change

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