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Culture in Transition: How Globalisation is Reshaping Identity and Tradition

Istanbul—From traditional attire to language, food and family structures, cultures around the world are undergoing rapid transformation as globalisation, migration

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Memory and Empire: Why Geography Outlives Civilizations

Human history is often told through the rise and fall of rulers, wars and political systems. Yet beneath these narratives

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The ‘Dinosaur Egg’ Salt: How a Rare Filipino Tradition Is Being Revived

On the Philippine island of Bohol, inside a humble workshop covered with a traditional thatched roof, 68-year-old craftsman Romano Apatay