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Kamola Makhmudova Honored with Inaugural ICA Outstanding Contribution Award for Pioneering Work in Compliance and Financial Crime Prevention | London Cult.

• 07/03/2024

07/03/2024

Kamola Makhmudova Honored with Inaugural ICA Outstanding Contribution Award for Pioneering Work in Compliance and Financial Crime Prevention

On June 27th, at the prestigious Westminster Park Plaza, Kamola Makhmudova, a celebrated figure from Uzbekistan, was honored with the inaugural ICA Outstanding Contribution Award 2024. Contribution Award – the only award that was awarded and selected directly by the…

Uzbek Cultural Festival 2024: A National Celebration in London | London Cult.

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• 06/10/2024

06/10/2024

Uzbek Cultural Festival 2024: A National Celebration in London

The UK’s largest festival of Uzbek culture and gastronomy took place in London this past weekend. This year marks the second annual festival, with a turnout of around 60,000 attendees. In 2023, up to 40,000 people attended the festival at…

Dmitry Bykov Brings 'A New World' Poetry Evening and Workshop to London | London Cult.

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• 06/07/2024

06/07/2024

Dmitry Bykov Brings ‘A New World’ Poetry Evening and Workshop to London

On June 4, King’s College London hosted Dmitry Bykov, an award-winning Russian author and literary critic, for a night of poetry readings. While still in Russia, he had published over 90 books. However, since being declared a “foreign agent,” many…

Liza Monetochka’s First Concert in London | London Cult.

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• 05/29/2024

05/29/2024

Liza Monetochka’s First Concert in London

Monetochka’s first London concert took place at Electric Brixton on May 27. During the performance, the singer sang songs from her new album, recited poems about politics and life in Russia, and chanted “No to war!” Her husband and producer,…

Stockholm welcomes Salonen: the prestigious Polar Music Prize was awarded in Sweden on May 21, 2024 | London Cult.

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• 05/28/2024

05/28/2024

Stockholm welcomes Salonen: the prestigious Polar Music Prize was awarded in Sweden on May 21, 2024

The award ceremony for the prestigious Polar Music Prize took place on 21 May 2024 in Stockholm.The Polar Music Prize was founded in 1989 by the producer and manager of the Swedish band ABBA Stieg Andersson as the equivalent of…

Sailor Moon dress, gabber, slam, and other attributes of punk-rave-pop music at the Little Big concert. | London Cult.

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• 05/18/2024

05/18/2024

Sailor Moon dress, gabber, slam, and other attributes of punk-rave-pop music at the Little Big concert.

After a nearly six-month delay, the Russian punk-pop-rave group Little Big finally performed their concert in London. Initially scheduled for December last year, the concert was postponed due to visa issues faced by one of the band members.

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• 05/14/2024

05/14/2024

Blue lard

The art world has witnessed a unique phenomenon: an exhibition where classical literature meets modern technology face-to-face. Berlin and New York have already appreciated this project, and soon it will reach London. The initiative, combining artificial intelligence and creativity, raises…

Sunak promises to put a defence complex on "military rails" | London Cult.

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• 04/25/2024

04/25/2024

Sunak promises to put a defence complex on “military rails”

As an important step in strengthening the country’s defence, the UK government has unveiled plans to increase military spending from 2.32% to 2.5% of gross domestic product (GDP) by the end of the decade. Yesterday, during his visit to Poland,…

Banks closing down in hundreds of cities across Britain | London Cult.

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• 04/04/2024

04/04/2024

Banks closing down in hundreds of cities across Britain

Local economies are slowly dying in towns and villages all over Great Britain. Once bustling with the hum of trade, the central streets now echo with silence, and empty storefronts only continue to multiply. But it’s not just shops and…

El Anatsui's world of metal tops at the Tate Modern's Turbine Hall | London Cult.

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• 04/02/2024

04/02/2024

El Anatsui’s world of metal tops at the Tate Modern’s Turbine Hall

Hyundai Commisson 2023, El Anatsui, Behind The Red Moon, Tate Modern©Tate (Joe Humphrys) Ghanaian-born El Anatsui, Africa’s most influential contemporary artist, is known worldwide for his monumental sculptures. His “curtains” made of thousands of metal bottle caps and shards…

Portsmouth Border Post: a £24 million useless enterprise | London Cult.

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• 03/26/2024

03/26/2024

Portsmouth Border Post: a £24 million useless enterprise

Portsmouth, a coastal city with a rich maritime history, has become a source of significant logistical issues emblematic of the overall situation in the country post-Brexit. At the heart of the matter lies a border control post worth £24 million,…

Elections-2024: How did it go abroad? | London Cult.

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• 03/18/2024

03/18/2024

Elections-2024: How did it go abroad?

Yesterday, March 17, the three-day presidential elections in the Russian Federation came to an end. Moreover, polling stations were operating not only in Russia but also in many countries abroad, including “unfriendly” ones. Despite the fact that in some cities…