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Trump's attacks on Europe's leaders worsen transatlantic frostTrump this week lashed out at German Chancellor Friedrich Merz over his criticism of the Iran war, calling him "totally ineffective," and t...- Big twist: US soldiers make surprise appearance at Russian war games in Belarus – what’s going on?US soldiers made a surprise visit to Russian war games in Belarus during Zapad-2025 drills. The exercise is a big show of power by Russia a...
- Shape shifters: Sculptures take center stage in the art worldIndian Modern and Contemporary art sales are soaring, with sculptures emerging as a significant segment. Interest and sales volume have not...
- New York's Met Museum to reopen for 5 days a week with 25% capacity from Aug 29The Met's Fifth Avenue building will be open Thursday through Monday with safety protocols in place.
- WHO warns lifting of coronavirus lockdowns must be gradualThe World Health Organization warned on Tuesday that any lifting of lockdowns to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus must be gradua...
- Nita Ambani bats for Indian art at the Met; Reliance Foundation gives ‘generous gift’ to NY museumWhile the actual amount remains undisclosed, the money will be used to display Indian art at the New York institution over the next few yea...
- These 6 museums are a delight even for your palateWant a new reason to visit museums? These are the six best spots at museums around the world that go beyond cafeteria-style dining.
- Nalini Malani set to become the first Indian artist ever to be exhibited at Centre Pompidou, ParisWith her upcoming show in Paris, Malani will be the first Indian artist to ever be exhibited at Centre Pompidou.
- After scathing review, Saffronart’s CEO not impressed with Bhupen Khakhar Tate showWeihe was not impressed by the way it had been curated and the way it had been put together.
- Nasreen Mohamedi has been an inspiration to me: Nita AmbaniMetropolitan Museum of Art in New York will host a retrospective of modern artist Nasreen Mohamedi's works.
- Rather than whining, JPMorgan should live up to its image and fight the civil chargesThis is pointless whining, for three reasons. First, when pressed, advocates for big banks readily concede that “no one is above the law”.
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