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Once used to pull crowds into neighbourhood video clubs, Ghana’s hand-painted film posters are now being treated as collectible art

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

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

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.

A protest in Mumbai echoed Norway’s viral Viking row, with demonstrators swapping a disputed chant for “resign” in a pointed political message.

US-Canada tariff talks have broken down, with disputes over steel, aluminium, cars and Canadian cultural protections exposing pressure inside Trump's trade team.

NASA Langley brought employees, families and local community members together for a July 16 Symphony Under the Stars concert featuring orchestral and small-group performances

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

Grace Farris’s "See One, Do One, Teach One" looks at medical training through anxiety, debt, impostor syndrome, and the strain of balancing life and school.

Social media has become a global political arena, shaping diplomacy, elections, conflict narratives and public trust in ways governments can no longer ignore.

A World Cup with more teams and more games has been filled with euphoria, heartbreak and viral moments, as a Japanese supporter exclaimed to a television camera, 'Texas is good, everything is.'

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.

Spain midfielder Mikel Merino says Luis de la Fuente has built a team centred on respect, as the squad prepares to face Argentina in the World Cup final

NASA’s Psyche mission captured a composite sequence showing Mars changing from a thin crescent to a fuller view as the spacecraft moved closer during its May 2026 gravity assist

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

Luis de la Fuente's Spain squad was the best team at the tournament by some margin, celebrating their World Cup win in style even as focus quickly turned to 'the next game in September.'

Pakistan and Kyrgyzstan have signed a formal agreement to raise bilateral trade from about $16 million to $200 million within two years.

The Barbican, a once divisive housing complex in central London, is now considered an architectural masterpiece. Residents are fighting plans for a 20-story building next door

A new film adaptation of The Odyssey is giving English teachers a timely way to connect Homer’s epic with students who may be more willing to meet it through movies.

Proceedings in the Maradona trial have been ongoing since April, keeping attention on a case that continues to draw global interest in sports and law.

The BBC's latest annual report has placed the broadcaster's most serious challenges in plain view, with funding pressure, changing audience habits and public trust all shaping the debate over its future. The report