Dutch museums will return art and artifacts that were looted from Sri Lanka and Indonesia

6 de July, 2023

Dutch museums are handing back hundreds of cultural artifacts to Indonesia and Sri Lanka that were taken, often by force, from the countries in the colonial era.

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2023 Brasileirão: Record Crowds and Earnings

The 2023 season of the Brazilian Football League, known as Brasileirão, is nearing its end. With just four rounds left, the league has seen a remarkable increase in fans attending games. More than nine million fans have filled the stadiums this year. This number beats last year’s total by nearly a million. Ticket sales have […]

Europe and Central Asia are now the worlds most uncertain regions in terms of agricultural development

The agricultural sector in Europe and Central Asia faces significant uncertainty due to the war in Ukraine, according to a report by the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) and the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD). The conflict has resulted in infrastructure damage, loss of life, and labor displacement, destroying Ukraine’s export potential. […]

BYD’s Strategic Push into Smart Cars

BYD, a global leader in electric vehicles, has embarked on a major investment in smart car technology. The company is channeling $14 billion to enhance its vehicles with cutting-edge features. This move is aimed at narrowing the gap with competitors in the evolving automotive industry. The key focus of this investment is the integration of […]