
Malaysia: A Nation Shaped by Culture, Trade and Diversity
By Aalimi Nation · 3 min read
Malaysia: Culture, History and the Making of a Diverse Nation

By Aalimi Nation · 3 min read
Malaysia: Culture, History and the Making of a Diverse Nation

Rajasthan's vibrant dress, distinctive cuisine and traditional festivals reflect centuries of living cultural heritage.
By Aalimi Nation · 3 min read

UNRWA says the seizure of the Kalandia Vocational Training Centre could deprive 340 Palestinian young people of vital education and skills training.
By Aalimi Nation · 6 min read

Jakarta has released the first five books of a state-commissioned history running from the roots of Nusantara civilisation to the colonial state. Officials call it an overdue act of self-definition. Historians and rights groups ask what has been left out.
By Aalimi Nation · 5 min read

More than four decades of conflict have left Afghans facing lasting physical, psychological and economic suffering, while many victims say they have received little justice, compensation or recognition for the harm they endured.
By Aalimi Nation · 4 min read

Fresh allegations of encroachments and illegal construction around Srinagar’s iconic Dal Lake have reignited serious questions about institutional accountability, environmental protection and the future of one of Kashmir’s most precious natural treasures.
By Aalimi Nation · 7 min read

From colourful royal festivals and ancient masquerades to Afrobeats, Nollywood and globally celebrated fashion, Nigeria's cultural identity is a powerful blend of tradition and modern creativity.
By Aalimi Nation · 6 min read

Ethiopia runs on a thirteen-month calendar, writes in an alphabet nobody else uses, and gave the world coffee. Behind those facts sits a word — yilugnta — that explains more about how Ethiopians treat one another than any of them.
By Aalimi Nation · 6 min read

From Durham's new £17 million gallery to Edinburgh's festival economy, Britain's cultural map is changing as policymakers and institutions look beyond London.
By Aalimi Nation · 6 min read

Herman Melville’s 1851 masterpiece was far more than a tale of a captain hunting a giant whale. Seventeen-and-a-half decades later, Moby-Dick remains a powerful meditation on fear, obsession, humanity and our complicated relationship with nature.
By Aalimi Nation · 9 min read

Dek: Kashmir’s fashion and film sectors are at an early but promising stage, with natural beauty, traditional craftsmanship, young talent and the right government support offering the potential to build a sustainable creative economy.
By Aalimi Nation · 7 min read