Library cards and faux copies – US man sentenced in elaborate theft of 17th Century Chinese literature – BBC

Man Sentenced for Elaborate Theft of Rare 17th Century Chinese Literature Using Fake Library Cards

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A US man has been sentenced for masterminding a daring heist of rare 17th-century Chinese literature, cleverly using fake library cards and counterfeit copies to outsmart institutions, BBC reports

Results of EU-funded SECCA Activities in Uzbekistan Reviewed at a Closing Roundtable – EEAS

Reviewing the Impact: Final Roundtable Highlights Achievements of EU-Funded SECCA Activities in Uzbekistan

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The EU-funded SECCA project in Uzbekistan wrapped up with an insightful closing roundtable that showcased its major achievements. Stakeholders celebrated significant strides in climate adaptation and strengthened regional cooperation, highlighting the remarkable success of the EU-Uzbekistan partnership

How a Small Village Became the Heart of Hope for Bangladesh’s Forgotten Tribes – jesuits.global

From Forgotten to Flourishing: How a Small Village Became the Heart of Hope for Bangladesh’s Tribes

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A small village in Bangladesh has transformed into a beacon of hope for the nation’s forgotten tribes. Through Jesuit-led initiatives, it now offers education, healthcare, and empowerment, bridging gaps in marginalized communities.

NEPOMAK opens applications for 2026 Cyprus heritage programmes – The Greek Herald

NEPOMAK Launches Applications for Exciting 2026 Cyprus Heritage Programs

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NEPOMAK is now accepting applications for its exciting 2026 Cyprus heritage programmes! Dive into the rich tapestry of Cypriot culture and history while helping to preserve its legacy. Don’t miss your chance to be part of this unforgettable journey-apply today!

Desang Tenzin ’28 improves monastery life in Bhutan with Projects for Peace – Lake Forest College

Desang Tenzin ’28 Transforms Monastery Life in Bhutan with Inspiring Projects for Peace

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Desang Tenzin ’28 from Lake Forest College is transforming monastery life in Bhutan with Projects for Peace, launching sustainable initiatives that uplift education and well-being throughout his community