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British Council libraries in Karachi and Lahore mark ten years of supporting reading, learning, creativity and cultural exchange across their communities.

Pakistan is seeking UNESCO support for Rani Ghat and Banbhore as officials push for stronger protection, research and cultural tourism.

LAHORE, September 30, 2026: Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif has approved the holding of Basant celebrations in Lahore from January 29 to February 7, 2027, reviving the city’s longstanding cultural tradition whi

France has permanently closed its Consulate General in Karachi after five decades, while retaining diplomatic, business and cultural links in Pakistan.

Uzbek journalists visit Pakistan's Foreign Office and leading broadcasters during an eight-day tour focused on media and cultural ties.
Thomas Tuchel will be pilloried for his semi-final decisions in England's World Cup exit, but that ignores the deeper fact that English football culture is not set up to win major tournaments.
The Paramount-Warner Bros Discovery merger means more consolidation, one less studio, and inevitable redundancies, dealing a blow to Hollywood's cultural heritage even as it may benefit Tennessee.
US-Canada tariff talks have broken down, with disputes over steel, aluminium, cars and Canadian cultural protections exposing pressure inside Trump's trade team.

China’s smoking culture is facing a sharper public challenge as more nonsmokers, especially younger people, refuse to stay quiet about secondhand smoke. According to The New York Times, disputes between smokers and…
Iqbal Qasim's criticism of modern Pakistan cricketers has reopened a familiar but important debate about discipline, money, skill development and national pride. The story is useful for sports readers because it…
Maryam Nawaz has highlighted Punjab's tourism potential and promised investment in heritage sites, infrastructure and opportunities for local communities.
Tokyo's latest attempt to combat extreme heat by allowing shorts in the workplace has hit a cultural snag, as complaints of visible leg hair prompt a rise in male grooming

From the rise of global superstars to the cultural impact of international fans, the 2026 World Cup left a complex legacy of record-breaking performances and controversial officiating decisions across the host nations
Once used to pull crowds into neighbourhood video clubs, Ghana’s hand-painted film posters are now being treated as collectible art

In the wake of an Alaska storm, archaeologists race to save artifacts revealed by the typhoon's impact on a historical dig site
A struggling British festival industry is trying to capitalize on Gen Z's willingness to spend on comfort and experiences, moving away from greasy burgers, warm beer and grim toilets toward hot tubs and £80 rosé.

Thousands demonstrate and form a human chain in protest against the Kennedy Center's potential closure amid Trump's controversial plans
Mikel Merino has described Spain’s World Cup campaign as built on something more than tactics and results, saying the team’s first principle under Luis de la Fuente is respect and personal conduct as much as footballing…
On 2 October, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth reported a 20% cut in military leadership, citing accountability, while critics term it a purge
A New York Times report says China is pairing open, inexpensive AI tools with diplomacy in an effort to build goodwill and widen its reach abroad.
England coach Thomas Tuchel said ball possession is not in the team's DNA, an opinion critics argue should disqualify him from the job rather than explain the World Cup exit.
Emma Hayes argues Spain’s strength is rooted in collective principles, not just individual stars such as Rodri or Lamine Yamal
On the night Spain won their first World Cup back in 2010, the celebrations became the stuff of football folklore. This time around, with a squad that dominated the tournament from start to finish, the party had its own…
For many North Korean defectors, K-pop was more than just entertainment; it was a illicit window into a world of personal freedom that defied the regime's strict ideological isolation and state-mandated narratives