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In this captivating exploration of İstanbul’s vibrant scene, the city emerges as a canvas where contemporary art thrives through a rich dialogue between heritage and modern innovation. From grand museums …
İstanbul’s Creative Renaissance: Art and Sustainability in Focus Read More
For centuries, Germany has nurtured a rich tradition of governmental support for the arts. This cultural patronage, originating before the German Empire’s establishment in 1871, encompasses theatre, museums, and libraries …
Germany’s Enduring Legacy of Arts and Culture Read More
Berlin, a city where affordability might seem paradoxical amidst the surging rents and living costs, has surprisingly been ranked as the world’s 13th most affordable capital. A recent study compared …
Berlin: The Unlikely Affordable Capital of the World Read More
In Berlin and Brandenburg, the week commences with mild weather, characterised by a medley of conditions. The German Weather Service (DWD) forecasts brief rain showers; thus, one may need an …
Mild Weather and Variable Conditions in Berlin and Brandenburg Read More
Kenneth Roth, the former executive director of Human Rights Watch (HRW), dedicated three decades to advocating for human rights amidst global struggles against authoritarianism. His experiences led him to unearth …
Kenneth Roth’s New Book: Strategies to Hold Authoritarian Regimes Accountable Read More
On 23 January 2025, the International Criminal Court’s Office of the Prosecutor (OTP) issued arrest warrants for Taliban leaders Haibatullah Akhundzada and Abdul Hakim Haqqani, citing gender persecution as a …
Advancing Rights: Gender-Based Persecution and LGBTQI+ Safeguards in Taliban Case Read More
On 19th February 2025, UNPO participated in a crucial UPR Info Pre-Session regarding Laos in Geneva, voicing concerns on behalf of the Hmong people. They spotlighted the severe human rights …
UNPO Highlights Human Rights Abuses Against the Hmong in Laos Read More
The European Court of Human Rights is hosting a significant high-level conference on Thursday, 27 February, to unveil new language versions of its Knowledge Sharing platform in Romanian, Turkish, and …
European Court of Human Rights Launches Multilingual Knowledge Sharing Platform Read More
Under the aegis of the Luxembourg Presidency of the Committee of Ministers, the European Association for the Preservation of Jewish Heritage (APEJ) marks its 20th anniversary at the Council of …
Celebrating 20 Years of Jewish Heritage Preservation in Europe Read More
In Strasbourg, under the Luxembourg Presidency, the European Association for the Preservation of Jewish Heritage (APEJ) marked its 20th anniversary with a vibrant celebration. This event highlighted the importance of …
Celebrating Jewish Heritage: A 20-Year Journey of Preservation in Europe Read More