Israel Celebrates Hanukkah Amid Ongoing Hostage Crisis
Israel marked the first night of Hanukkah on December 25, 2024, with candle lighting ceremonies across the country, reflecting a blend of celebration and concern due to the ongoing hostage crisis.
Architecture and Humanity: Unveiling the Secrets of Slums
The episode of 'Architecture and Humanity' explores the complexities of slums, their origins, and the failures of government initiatives aimed at their eradication.
Re-reading Islamic History: Moving Beyond Sanctification and Desecration
Experts discuss the importance of re-reading Islamic history to avoid glorification and distortion, emphasizing the need for objective analysis.
The Historic Decree to Eliminate Illiteracy in the RSFSR
On December 26, 1919, the RSFSR adopted a decree to eliminate illiteracy, leading to a significant increase in literacy rates across the Soviet Union.
Dostoevsky's 'White Nights' Captivates the TikTok Generation
Fyodor Dostoevsky's novella 'White Nights' has gained unexpected popularity among young readers in the UK, largely due to its presence on BookTok, where it has become a top-selling work of foreign literature.
Exploring Upper Egypt's Marginalized History in 'Imagined Empires'
Zainab Abu al-Majd's book 'Imagined Empires' critiques the historical narrative of Upper Egypt, highlighting its marginalized role and the significant contributions of figures like Prince Hammam.
Christmas in Japan: A Romantic Celebration Amidst Airline Shutdowns in Europe
Re-reading Islamic History: Moving Beyond Sanctification and Desecration
Israel Celebrates Hanukkah Amid Ongoing Hostage Crisis
Architecture and Humanity: Unveiling the Secrets of Slums
The Historic Decree to Eliminate Illiteracy in the RSFSR
Dostoevsky's 'White Nights' Captivates the TikTok Generation
2024/11/24
RT.Doc Festival in Serbia Highlights Heroes and Shared Histories
The RT.Doc festival in Serbia concluded with a focus on heroes of the special military operation, featuring over 70 films and emphasizing the deep connections between Russia and Serbia.
Syrian Music Icon Ismat Rashid Passes Away at 76
Ismat Rashid, a renowned Syrian singer and composer, has passed away at the age of 76, leaving behind a rich legacy in the music industry.
Women Empowerment: 'Okra' Restaurant Redefines Tourism in Esna, Egypt
A group of 13 women in Esna, Egypt, have opened 'Okra', the first women-led restaurant, redefining local tourism and showcasing traditional cuisine.
Gaza Writes: Holocaust Survivors Share Their Stories in New Book
The book 'I Have Two Hands to Write' compiles testimonies from Holocaust survivors in Gaza, highlighting their struggles and resilience amid ongoing conflict.
Discovering Şanlıurfa: A Journey Through the City of Prophets
The Mirath program team explores Şanlıurfa, known as the City of Prophets, highlighting its rich cultural and religious heritage, unique culinary experiences, and stunning landscapes.
Exploring Şanlıurfa: The City of Prophets and Its Rich Heritage
The Mirath program team explores Şanlıurfa, Turkey, known as the 'City of Prophets,' highlighting its rich cultural and religious history, unique culinary traditions, and significant landmarks.
Charbel Dagher Wins Abu al-Qasim al-Shabi Prize for Poetry
Lebanese poet Charbel Dagher has won the Abu al-Qasim al-Shabi Prize in Tunisia for his poetry collection, recognized for its innovative structure and language.