Recognised as a Living Human Treasure, Mehmet Bulent Fistikci has devoted nearly 40 years to the traditional craft of carving mother-of-pearl inlays. Starting as a 10-year-old apprentice in Gaziantep, he has dedicated...
Can Burnham solve the Cornwall conundrum?
One of Andy Burnham’s flagship pledges is to push decision-making out of Westminster and give regional mayors more power. But Cornwall poses a problem for the PM, with local opinion split on whether or not the...
From ties to turbans: How men’s fashion is changing in Kabul | DW News
Five years since the Taliban returned to power in Afghanistan, Western-style clothing is all but absent from the streets of Kabul. DW visited shops selling suits and traditional Afghan wear to find out how men’s...
Argentina bars child support debtors from stadiums | DW News
In Argentina, parents who fail to pay child support can be denied entry to football stadiums until they settle their debts with their children. Around 30 debtors are banned every weekend in Buenos Aires province, where...
NATO holds ‘Northern Viking’ military drills in Iceland | DW News
NATO is holding military drills in Iceland, to strengthen the alliance’s defense of critical sea routes and undersea infrastructure in the Arctic north. Air and naval forces from ten nations are taking part in the...
Why is the AI adoption higher in Kosovo and Albania than other Balkan countries?
Nermin Hadzic, CEO of Bloomteq and Co-founder of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s first AI institute says Across The Balkans, especially in Albania there’s a collective motivation as a nation and they are inspired by Mira...
