From coast to coast, Canada’s November 2025 arts calendar features festivals, exhibits, and performances worth seeing.

The Geopolitical Importance of Historical Examples

Vienna Art Week 2025 transforms the city with over 140 free events, including studio visits, exhibitions, and cross-disciplinary panels exploring art as a learning system.

Since 2022, Russia’s new emigration has built micro institutions—apartment presses, encrypted salons, and mutual aid networks—that transform everyday relationships into political cultural practice. This piece maps the forms, stakes, and future of that diaspora’s creative life in 2025.

Kura Sushi will continue offering its globally inspired menu from the Osaka Expo 2025, featuring 70 dishes from around the world. The move blends tradition with innovation and marks a new chapter in kaitenzushi culture.

Indonesia’s halal cuisine is a fusion of faith, flavor, and formal regulation — rooted in tradition and backed by law. This article explores its cultural depth, legal structure, economic strategy, and global leadership.

Pink Screens 2025 runs 30 Oct–10 Nov with 150+ films across Brussels venues and new screenings in Ghent; program, panels and community events.

Wealthy Families Turn to Hong Kong and Singapore as Twin Hubs for Growth in Asia

Brazilian pianist Tenório Jr., disappeared in 1976 during Argentina’s dictatorship, identified after 50 years — a story of truth and memory.

Global Markets Mixed as U.S. Shutdown Continues and Japan Sees Political Shift

Argentina’s economic collapse and the spread of digital platforms have fueled a surge in online sex work. From OnlyFans to WhatsApp, digital prostitution is reshaping culture, law, and survival strategies in the country.

Faith and Forgiveness: $200,000 Raised for Michigan Church Gunman’s Family

The Netherlands has agreed to return Eugène Dubois’s Homo erectus fossil collection to Indonesia, acknowledging past injustices and establishing a new model for ethical stewardship and collaborative research.

Shaheed Bhagat Singh: The 23-Year-Old Revolutionary Whose Fire Still Burns - A Call to Remember Our Heroes

Australia makes history with the launch of AusArt Day — a national celebration of creativity, Indigenous heritage, and artistic innovation. Explore its origins, impact, and future.

Durga Puja in Kolkata The True India That Beats in Bengali Hearts

Vigils Held Nationwide to Honor Charlie Kirk

Trump Signals Diplomacy With Putin Amid Escalating Ukraine Conflict

Austria in September offers a rich cultural tapestry: baroque opera, modern art, street food festivals, and thought-provoking talks across Vienna and beyond.

On June 21, Greenland marks its National Day with seal hunting, traditional dress, and celebrations under the midnight sun. A powerful expression of identity and unity.