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Syria is not alone in tackling challenges, including the hundreds of thousands who remain missing during past tumultuous decades, the head of a UN institution said on Thursday as António Guterres departs on his first visit to the country in his current capacity as Secretary-General.
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After months of collaborative development and iteration with the data space community and the Europeana Initiative, we are excited to share the newly published paper, ‘The case for Public AI: making it happen with cultural heritage’!
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Officials sought identity of sources ‘long before’ reporters wrote about the president’s Air Force One jet from Qatar
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Abubaker Ali Adam had never been so worried. In 2023, he fled the civil war raging on in his native Sudan, ending up at the Gorom Refugee Settlement on the edge of the South Sudanese capital Juba. He came with nothing except memories of his once serene and bustling village in the western region of Darfur. His dream was to begin a new and quiet life in a country that was itself still reeling from decades of conflict and violence.
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Conakry seeks the return of the Quran of Samory Touré, one of Guinea's leading figures of resistance against the French colonial conquest.
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Conakry seeks the return of the Quran of Samory Touré, one of Guinea's leading figures of resistance against the French colonial conquest.
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Tom Homan’s comments come amid scrutiny over federal immigration agents’ fatal shooting of two men in six days
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Zelenskyy announced Ukraine will open secret SBU and intelligence archives on the Volhynia tragedy and grant exhumation permits to improve ties with Poland.
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Zelenskyy announced Ukraine will open secret SBU and intelligence archives on the Volhynia tragedy and grant exhumation permits to improve ties with Poland.
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Long before fans watched Qatar and Switzerland take the field that day, the stadium watched the fans: tracking faces at the gates, flagging suspicious sounds in the crowd, and feeding a constant stream of data to an on-site control center, where it then became accessible to a network of local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies coordinating security for the event.
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Jeannie-Marie Blake is suing the Australian government over alleged threats, which her department denies making
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The Trump administration escalated efforts to exert control over the nation’s elections. DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin threatened local election officials with jail time if they refuse to cooperate with requests for voter data. It follows the president's prime-time address reviving debunked claims about the integrity of American elections.
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Alors que les bombardements continuent dans la bande de Gaza, artistes, associations et habitants se mobilisent pour préserver un patrimoine historique et culturel ayant déjà subi de lourds dégâts.
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One important chapter began during the Libya–Chad conflict, which lasted from 1978 to 1987. The conflict was shaped by territorial dispute, military confrontation and shifting regional alliances. But for the families affected, its consequences were much more immediate: separation, uncertainty, detention, injury, displacement and, for many, years of not knowing whether a loved one was alive.
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One important chapter began during the Libya–Chad conflict, which lasted from 1978 to 1987. The conflict was shaped by territorial dispute, military confrontation and shifting regional alliances. But for the families affected, its consequences were much more immediate: separation, uncertainty, detention, injury, displacement and, for many, years of not knowing whether a loved one was alive.
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For a century, African musical heritage was recorded, boxed, and shipped to museums abroad. In Nairobi, a new generation of archives is bringing cultural memory home — and putting it online.
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Replacement of panels with version that’s sympathetic to enslavers comes amid effort by Trump to dismantle diversity initiatives
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Mahoney and Rocket agreed that current laws were limited in their effectiveness against sites like LeakedBB. “The fact of the matter is there are places where … until there is an enforceable international law, that content is going to be available forever, which means there is a risk of it being shared forever,” Rocket said.
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Even before the current war, Iran was among the hardest places in the world to report on. Much of the work of The New York Times happens from the outside, through conversations with contacts inside, verified visual material and social media posts.
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Le ministère de l'Administration du Territoire et de la Décentralisation (MATD), à travers l'Office national de l'état civil et de l'identification (ONECI),
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