Planting seeds of heritage and strokes of tradition in Chile | CULT

By&nbspEuronews Published on 15/10/2025 - 16:20 GMT+2 Native plants have been fortifying the picturesque cliffs of Matanzas in Chile for centuries. Today, community-driven initiatives are repopulating these indigenous shrubs. Volunteers from Qatar...

Ancient Andean hunting traps in Chile revealed by satellite imagery

An archaeologist has used satellite imagery to identify ancient hunting traps in the Andean highlands of northern Chile. Known as chacu, the large traps helped communities drive their prey into deep pits, and may show that hunter-gatherers...

From a Tiny Mexican Town to NYC, This Immigrant Chef Feels at ‘Home’ in Restaurant Kitchens

The following essay was excerpted from “Voices from the Kitchen,” edited by Marc Meyer, available Nov. 18 wherever books are sold. I am from La Venta, Mexico, a tiny town with 250 inhabitants, an hour and a half from Puebla. My father planted...

Get to Know Denver’s Immigrant Chefs in Cocina Libre’s New Cookbook

The Local newsletter is your free, daily guide to life in Colorado. For locals, by locals. Byron Gomez arrived in the United States from Costa Rica when he was eight. As a teenager in New York City, he discovered a passion for cooking and steadily...

Bad Bananas and Blowback: Trump, Nigeria, and the Danger of Déjà Vu

In the early 1950s, bananas were a big deal in America. To many, they were symbols of American abundance and international trade. To others, they were the cornerstone of the idea that what was good for America was, somehow, always good for the...

Attack in Bogotá Hits Two Venezuelan Activists Fleeing Maduro Persecution

In what Colombian authorities have described as a hitman-style attack, or sicariato, Venezuelan human rights and LGBTQ+ activist Yendri Velásquez and political consultant Luis Peche were shot multiple times from a vehicle on Monday in Bogotá at...

65 Essential Children’s Books

A picture book is a deceptively complex object: Ideally, it should be mind-expanding, psychologically astute, vividly illustrated, and—the most elusive criterion—fun. It must entertain the child without boring the grown-up to tears. And it should...

‘DWTS’ Robert Irwin’s Mom Supports During ‘Challenging’ Week

Robert Irwin is one of the top contenders to win Season 34 of DWTS. His mom showed him support during a ‘challenging’ week. Plus, the wildlife conservationist reveals which celebrity A-list actor gives him tougher feedback than Carrie Ann Inaba,...

Welcome to Madrid’s only English-language comedy club – where a deadpan Turk and a rabble-rousing Chilean crack one-liners about the absurdity of life abroad

WHEN they met at an open mic night in 2023, Xavi Jallois and Abdullah Ozturk bonded over their shared disappointment with how their comedy acts had gone. The audience had been impossible to please, they said – unresponsive, dull, and seemingly...

Awkward moment on ‘DWTS’ as Derek Hough may have accidentally revealed gender of first baby with Hayley Erbert

"His wife fuming right now," shared a fan after Derek Hough's major slip-up on 'DWTS' Derek Hough may have accidentally blurted out a major secret! The 'Dancing with the Stars' judge has been grabbing major headlines for both his professional and...

Kansas Children’s Discovery Center celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month

TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - The Kansas Children’s Discovery Center celebrated Hispanic Heritage Month on Tuesday, Oct 14 with music, readings and art. “We represent so many different people from so many different walks of life so many different...

Vijay Prashad: Gen Z Uprisings in the Global South

Here are seven theses to begin to understand the protests that young people have led across the world and perhaps channel them in a progressive direction. Guillermo Grebe, Chile, Muro sagrado de la dignidad or Sacred Wall of Dignity, 2021. (Via...

Architecture as Soft Power: Cultural Diplomacy and Its Role in Shaping Architectural Production

Rinshunkaku restoration, 2019-2022. Documented in "Artisans of Reiwa – The Restoration of Rinshunkaku". Image © Katsumasa Tanaka Share Share Facebook Twitter Mail Pinterest Whatsapp Or...

Dublin Gallery Weekend in D7 and D8

By Louis Gaughan | November 3, 2025. Dublin Gallery Weekend is returning for its third annual celebration of the capital’s contemporary art scene, running from Thursday, 6th November to Sunday, 9th November. Events will take place throughout the...

Will Novak Djokovic compete in ATP Finals 2025?

Tennis News Novak Djokovic will compete in the ATP finals in Turin. (Image vis Getty Images) New Delhi: Novak Djokovic is all set to feature at the ATP Finals 2025 in Turin, putting an end to all the speculations surrounding his participation in...

Climate change is devastating mining of minerals needed to fight it

To produce enough ‘critical metals’ such as copper, lithium and nickel to support the green-energy transition, the mining industry needs to boost operations two-to-fivefold worldwide by 20501. Geopolitical tensions, environmental damage and social...

A New Museum Celebrates Chile’s 19th-Century Immigrants

Reading Time: 3 minutes This article is adapted from AQ’s special report on China and Latin America In the 19th century Valparaíso went through a remarkable transformation. With the beginning of Chile’s independence movement and the declaration of...

Maasai Women Gain Voice and Rights Through Community Radio Project

A recent initiative by Orkonerei FM Radio has empowered Maasai women in Tanzania to fight for their rights, challenge gender inequality, and take control of their economic futures. The project, supported by the Indigenous Community Media Fund,...

Business United Press International Chile, Brazil lead AI development in Latin America, report says

Oct. 14 (UPI) -- Chile topped the Latin American Artificial Intelligence Index 2025 for the second consecutive year with 70.5 points, followed by Brazil with 67.3 and Uruguay with 62.3 in a ranking that evaluates AI development in 19 countries...

Post-Covid Immigration To New Zealand By Nationality

Opinion – Keith Rankin Most immigrants arrive on non-residence visas, and then have to apply for permanent residence or other long-stay visas. An increasing proportion of New Zealand’s immigrants are foreign citizens. In the 2010s – especially the...