French cinema legend Jean-Louis Trintignant dies aged 91

French cinema legend Jean-Louis Trintignant dies aged 91

Issued on: 17/06/2022 – 17:21 French cinema legend Jean-Louis Trintignant has died at home early Friday in the Gard region of southern France at the age of 91. In 160 roles over a glittering 60-year career, the actor’s subtle, powerful performances and distinctive voice left an indelible mark on French and European cinema. Like his co-stars

Breathtaking Scenery, Olympic Sports, Fried Chicken & Surfing in Gangwon, South Korea | 1st Look TV

In the heart of East Asia is the tranquil city of Gangwon, South Korea. Join us as special guest host, Sibley Scoles, introduces 1st Look to Olympic sports, Korean tradition, and delicious fried chicken. Subscribe to 1st Look on YOUTUBE: 1st Look INSTAGRAM: 1st Look TWITTER: 1st Look FACEBOOK: Watch 1st Look Saturday’s after SNL

80 years ago Anne Frank started her diary, a landmark of world literature

80 years ago Anne Frank started her diary, a landmark of world literature

Issued on: 12/06/2022 – 09:01Modified: 12/06/2022 – 10:05 Thirteen-year-old Anne Frank began keeping her now-famous diary on June 12, 1942. She would spend a little more than two years confiding in its pages, sharing stories from daily life, observations, and hopes for the future from the cramped annex in Amsterdam she occupied with her family and several other

Zelensky praises Ukraine Eurovision win

Zelensky praises Ukraine Eurovision win

Issued on: 15/05/2022 – 01:42 Ukraine’s Kalush Orchestra won the Eurovision Song Contest in Italy on Saturday with their entry “Stefania”, riding a wave of public support to claim an emotional victory that was welcomed by the country’s president. Sung in Ukrainian, the winning song fused rap with traditional folk music and was a tribute to band

With Russia excluded, Ukraine wins the political contest

With Russia excluded, Ukraine wins the political contest

Italy will host the final of the 66th Eurovision Song Contest on Saturday evening with one country notably absent: Russia was excluded from the competition in February following its invasion of Ukraine. Despite the competition organisers’ insistence that the contest is a non-political event, the conflict in Europe looks set to dominate the public vote.  Bets are already

Uyghurs in exile use art to combat China’s cultural genocide back home — Radio Free Asia

Uyghur musician Shohret Tursun (C) performs onstage with a band in an undated photo. Photo courtesy of Shohret Tursun

Classical performing artist Shohret Tursun said he realized early on that his native Uyghur culture was on the brink of obliteration in Xinjiang, as he watched in horror as fellow musicians and other Uyghur friends were detained or disappeared by Chinese authorities starting in 2017. From exile in Australia, Tursun did his best to counter

‘The real reason behind my use of etles has to do with the Uyghur cause’ — Radio Free Asia

Some of Qedriye Ghopur's designs using etles. Credit: Qedriya Ghopur/Facebook

Qedriye Ghopur, a young Uyghur fashion designer who lives in Norway, is trying to spread Uyghur culture through a fashion brand called Føniks (Phoenix) that features etles-style clothing and jewelry. Etles, a Central Asian fabric and design that is known in English as ikat, became popular globally about a decade ago, but not without criticism

China razes Kashgar’s iconic Grand Bazaar — Radio Free Asia

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Satellite images provided by PlanetLabs Inc. and analyzed by RFA show the rapid demolition of Kashgar Bazaar between April 4, 2022 (L) and May 4, 2022 (R). The travel guide Lonely Planet advises visitors to Kashgar, China, to fight the crowds that gather at its Sunday Grand Bazaar and let their senses loose to the

Xinjiang officials said to pay Uyghurs to perform dance at Kashgar mosque — Radio Free Asia

Uyghur musicians play their instruments atop the Id Kah Mosque in Kashgar, northwestern China's Xinjiang region, while other Uyghurs dance in the square below, May 3, 2022. Credit: China News Service video screenshot

Authorities in Kashgar allegedly paid Muslim Uyghur men to dance outside the most famous mosque in northwestern China’s Xinjiang region to celebrate the end of Ramadan, a performance that was filmed and released by state media ahead of an anticipated visit by the United Nations human rights chief later this month. Kashgar locals told RFA

Chinese officials restrict the number of Uyghurs who can observe Ramadan — Radio Free Asia

Tursunjan Mamat sets down a copy of the Quran during a government organized visit for foreign journalists to his home in Aksu prefecture, northwestern China's Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region, April 20, 2021. Credit: Associated Press

” Ramadan procedures are being taken,” stated a village cop in Kashgars Tokkuzak (Toukezhake) municipality. Celebrations religious policy. The party never stated to eliminate faith, however to Sinicize it.” ” This system is developed to avoid religious beliefs to have unfavorable results on childrens minds,” he stated. A cadre from the village is registering individuals

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