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NewsDesk MC July 6, 2026July 6, 2026 ancient art, archaeology, Art Conservation, Art History, cave paintings, Colour History, conservation science, cultural heritage, cultural preservation, Forbes Pigment Collection, france, Harvard Art Museums, Harvard University, Lascaux Caves, Mineral Pigments, Museum Collections, Narayan Khandekar, Ochre, Paleolithic art, Pigments, prehistoric art, scientific research, Straus Center, Technical Studies

Harvard’s Pigment Archive Preserves Millennia of Human Creativity Through Rare Collection of Historic Colours

“Every pigment carries a history of human ingenuity, cultural exchange and scientific discovery, making colour itself an enduring record of

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NewsDesk MC July 6, 2026July 6, 2026 Books, Children's author, children's books, cultural heritage, Delacorte Press, Eiko Kadono, Emily Balistrieri, global literature, Hans Christian Andersen Award, Hayao Miyazaki, imagination, japan, Japanese authors, Japanese literature, Kamakura, Kiki Museum of Literature, Kiki's Delivery Service, Literary Legacy, literature, Publishing, reading, storytelling, Studio Ghibli, Yuta Onoda

At 91, ‘Kiki’s Delivery Service’ Creator Eiko Kadono Continues to Champion the Power of Books and Imagination

“People must think independently to create, and books remain one of the strongest foundations for imagination across generations.” More than

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NewsDesk MC July 6, 2026July 6, 2026 africa, Africa Environment, agriculture, biodiversity, Carbon Sequestration, climate change, climate resilience, desertification, ecosystem restoration, environmental conservation, environmental policy, food security, forestry, Grasslands, Great Green Wall, Green Initiative, land restoration, rural development, Sahara desert, Sahel, sustainable agriculture, sustainable development, tree planting, wetlands

Africa’s Great Green Wall Expands Landscape Restoration Across the Sahel to Combat Climate Change and Desertification

“Stretching nearly 8,000 kilometres across the Sahel, the Great Green Wall is designed not simply to plant trees, but to

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NewsDesk MC July 6, 2026July 6, 2026 Assam culture, Assam handloom, Assamese weaving, Bhagavad Gita, cultural heritage, Dibrugarh, Gamocha, Gunamala, Handloom heritage, Handwoven cloth, Hemoprova, Indian artisans, Indian craftsmanship, Indian textiles, Moran Assam, Muga silk, Naam Ghosa, Padma Shri, Sacred texts, Srimanta Sankardev, Textile Art, Textile conservation, traditional weaving, Weaving tradition

Padma Shri Weaver Hemoprova Preserved Sacred Texts on Handwoven Cloth Through Years of Traditional Craftsmanship

“Working letter by letter without reading the language itself, Hemoprova transformed traditional Assamese weaving into a remarkable record of patience,

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NewsDesk MC July 6, 2026July 6, 2026 Abdullah bin Abiyah, agro-industry, bangladesh, Bangladesh Nationalist Party, bilateral relations, Dhaka, Diplomacy, Humayun Kabir, infrastructure, investment, Khaleda Zia, Khalilur Rahman, middle east, mohammed bin Salman, port management, riyadh, saudi arabia, South Asia, Tarique Rahman, tourism, Ziaur Rahman

Bangladesh PM Accepts Saudi Invitation for Landmark Official Visit

DHAKA-Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman has accepted an invitation from Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to make his first

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NewsDesk MC July 6, 2026July 6, 2026 2028 presidential election, accountability, constitutional law, Davao City, democracy, Ferdinand Marcos Jr., governance, House of Representatives, impeachment, Lyceum Northwestern University, Manila, Philippine Senate, philippines, politics, public office, Rodrigo Duterte, Sara Duterte, Southeast Asia, Supreme Court, University of Santo Tomas, University of the Philippines

Philippine Senate Opens Duterte Impeachment Trial

MANILA-The Philippine Senate opened the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte on Monday, launching a constitutional process that could

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Deadly Prison Clashes Kill 25 in Sri Lanka

COLOMBO-At least 25 people were killed and about 100 others were injured after clashes broke out between two groups of

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NewsDesk MC July 6, 2026July 6, 2026 building collapse, climate change, disaster, El Niño, flooding, heavy rainfall, india, India Meteorological Department, infrastructure, Maharashtra, Monsoon, Mumbai, new delhi, public safety, rescue operations, Ritu Tawde, schools, South Asia, urban flooding, Water Resources, Weather

Monsoon Rains Batter Mumbai as Building Collapse Kills Six

NEW DELHI-Six people, including five children, were killed after a dilapidated residential building collapsed in Mumbai as torrential monsoon rains

Wildfire Forces Mass Evacuations in Southwest France

ILLE-SUR-TET-A fast-moving wildfire in southwestern France has forced the evacuation of about 10,000 people from two dozen towns and villages

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NewsDesk MC July 6, 2026July 6, 2026 Be'er Sheva, detention, Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya, dubai, Elias Abu Safiya, gaza, hamas, healthcare, human rights, israel, Israeli Supreme Court, Kamal Adwan Hospital, Nasser Odeh, Nitzan Prison, Palestinian detainees, PHRI, Physicians for Human Rights Israel, Rakefet interrogation facility, torture allegations, united nations, united states, war on Gaza

Israeli Court Seeks Response on Detained Gaza Doctor’s Condition

DUBAI-The family of detained Gaza hospital director Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya said on Monday they were awaiting Israel’s response after