Why Americans Voted for Trump: A Journey into America’s Needs
By Beata Bruggeman-Sekowskaphoto: one of many pro-Trump campaign s...
14
Nov
13
Nov
Violations Found at Romanian Employment Agency Supplying Temporary Workers to Dutch Companies
Cases of underpayment, inaccurate timekeeping, and lack of insurance coverage for workers have been discovered fo...
13
Nov
Temporary Reintroduction of Border Controls in the Netherlands
To combat irregular migration and human smuggling, the Netherlands will temporarily reintroduce controls at its i...
11
Nov
The Freedom Tower: A Symbol of Freedom and Resilience in Miami
By Beata Bruggeman-SekowskaWhen visiting Miami, one landmark you c...
08
Nov
Discover Heerlen: A Hidden Gem of the Netherlands with Rich History and Modern Flair
SCHUNCK, photo: ©Aloys BruggemanBy Beata Bruggeman-Sekowska
07
Nov
Maria Skłodowska-Curie: The Trailblazing Scientist Who Changed the Course of Science and Medicine
By Beata Bruggeman-SekowskaMaria (Marie) Skłodowska-Curie was a p...
05
Nov
First Election Result in the U.S.: Historic Vote in Dixville Notch Highlights Divided Nation
Beata Bruggeman-SekowskaThe very first result of the U.S. presiden...
01
Nov
Netflix to Shoot Multiple Series in Armenia: A New Era for the Local Film Industry
Netflix to Film Multiple Series in Armenia: A New Era for the Local Film Industry
In a significant boost for Armenia’s film sector, the Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sport has signed agreements with Netflix to produce several series in the country. Minister Zhanna Andreasyan announced that these projects will not only promote Armenia’s stunning landscapes and rich cultural heritage but could also encourage further international collaborations through potential investment returns.
01
Nov
All Saints’ Day in Poland: A Time for Remembrance
All Saints’ Day (Wszystkich Świętych), also known as the Day of the Dead, is a national holiday in Poland celebrated on November 1st. T...
31
Oct
Armenia Seeks UNESCO Recognition for More Cultural Gems: Dolma, Sweet Sujukh and More
Armenia’s government has announced plans to expand its UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage list from 51 to 68 elements, proposing additions that celebrate cherished traditions such as dolma, sweet sujukh, and regional dialects. This initiative aims to preserve and document Armenia’s rich cultural expressions, which include eight current entries on UNESCO’s global list, such as the music of the duduk and the artistry of Armenian cross-stones.