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Aguillar from Equatorial Guinea is celebrating the Lantern Festival with her best friend. They’ve come to Jinfang, a time-honored Chinese brand, to make Yuanxiao by shaking them in a basket. “Shake, shake, shake until the Yuanxiao are round and full!” It turns out that Tangyuan in southern China are wrapped by hand, while Yuanxiao in northern China are rolled and shaken into shape in a basket of glutinous rice flour. From the firm, square filling to the perfectly round balls coated layer by layer — from dipping in water, shaking, to boiling — at Jinfang, they witnessed the making of traditional Yuanxiao with their own eyes. Every step is filled with the warmth of craftsmanship and the blessing of reunion. Happy Lantern Festival!

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#WATCH | Panaji, Goa: At the 56th IFFI 2025, Actor Anupam Kher says, "... There are certain achievements in life that make you humble, and this is one of them. My three films are being screened here at the 56th Goa International Film Festival: Tanvi the Great, directed by me; Vivek Agnihotri’s Bengal Files; and, in the international section, the Canadian film Calorie... I am also conducting a workshop here. In addition, there is a special screening of 1942: A Love Story. I remain very excited about it, even after 40 long years..."

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The Comoros is now claiming that Alindi is part of their culture! 😬🤦🏽‍♀️🤷🏽‍♀️ Across the Horn of Africa, many ethnic groups are strangely obsessed with Somali culture, constantly claiming elements of our heritage as their own. The question is, why don’t they take pride in what they have? And if they have no history or cultural legacy to stand on, why not create something unique for themselves? Everyone is welcome to celebrate our culture, but it becomes pathological when you start claiming what clearly isn’t yours. Alindi is a traditional Somali fabric, handwoven in coastal cities and worn by Somali women for generations. It was mentioned by Ibn Battuta in 1330 during his visit to Mogadishu, and it was traded widely across the seas, reaching as far as the Arabian Peninsula and India. Alindi is a symbol of Somali craftsmanship and cultural identity. I call on the Somali Ministry of Youth and Culture to officially register traditional Somali clothing, such as the Dirac and Alindi, as part of Somalia’s intangible cultural heritage through international platforms like UNESCO and similar global registries. We’re tired of this relentless obsession with Somali heritage. It’s time to protect and internationally recognize what rightfully belongs to us.

The Comoros is now claiming that Alindi is part of their culture! 😬🤦🏽‍♀️🤷🏽‍♀️ Across the Horn of Africa, many ethnic groups are strangely obsessed with Somali culture, constantly claiming elements of our heritage as their own. The question is, why don’t they take pride in what they have? And if they have no history or cultural legacy to stand on, why not create something unique for themselves? Everyone is welcome to celebrate our culture, but it becomes pathological when you start claiming what clearly isn’t yours. Alindi is a traditional Somali fabric, handwoven in coastal cities and worn by Somali women for generations. It was mentioned by Ibn Battuta in 1330 during his visit to Mogadishu, and it was traded widely across the seas, reaching as far as the Arabian Peninsula and India. Alindi is a symbol of Somali craftsmanship and cultural identity. I call on the Somali Ministry of Youth and Culture to officially register traditional Somali clothing, such as the Dirac and Alindi, as part of Somalia’s intangible cultural heritage through international platforms like UNESCO and similar global registries. We’re tired of this relentless obsession with Somali heritage. It’s time to protect and internationally recognize what rightfully belongs to us.

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23,799 views • 1 year ago

🇷🇺 Russia Launches First BRICS+ Youth Festival in Kazan to Foster International Dialogue The opening of Russia’s first BRICS+ Youth Festival took place in Kazan. The event has become a new platform for cultural and scientific exchange, where young people from different countries can engage directly in international dialogue. It has brought together 150 school students from 13 countries, including Brazil, China, Kazakhstan, Indonesia, and Belarus. The program of the international festival features both educational and creative events, such as an Olympiad in mathematics and informatics, a national costume showcase, and the international contest BRICSvision. Particular attention is devoted to political issues: on September 25, the young participants will discuss prospects for cooperation and the development of modern youth policy at a roundtable in Kazan’s city hall. Symbolic gestures will include the planting of the Friends of Peace alley and the opening of the BRICS Youth Library at Gymnasium No. 107. By being held in the capital of Tatarstan, the festival could become an important instrument of Russia’s soft power within BRICS. Experts note that such events cultivate among young people an appreciation for intercultural respect and the ability to conduct dialogue on an equal footing with peers from other countries. For Russia, hosting the BRICS+ Youth Festival is both a way to strengthen humanitarian cooperation and an opportunity to demonstrate an alternative model of international engagement outside the Western agenda. The festival will run until September 28, and its outcomes will be factored into the development of new initiatives in the sphere of youth diplomacy.

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