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Thousands of mysterious graffiti pieces in central Bangkok raise questions about their creator and the messages they convey to the urban landscape.
U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright meets with acting President Delcy Rodríguez in Caracas for the first high-level talks since 2019.
Religion's increasing presence in public spaces in France and the UK raises critical questions about secularism, tolerance, and the influence of faith on governance.
Hyde Park serves as a vibrant symbol of London's multicultural life, showcasing its rich history of free speech and community through engaging personal stories.
Graffiti's rising prominence in Britain sparks debate over its artistic value versus criminality, as artist Goldie defends urban art against vandalism claims.
Architect Liz Diller discusses the transformative impact of The High Line park in New York City, highlighting its unique blend of urban nature and public space.
Liz Diller, a pioneering architect and co-founder of Diller Scofidio + Renfro, emphasizes the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration in her transformative urban projects.
Neige Sinno, a French writer and survivor of child sexual abuse, explores the complexities of her traumatic past in her award-winning novel Sad Tiger.
