In Tirana, Albania, the former residence of communist dictator Enver Hoxha has been transformed into an artists’ center, symbolizing the country’s transition from isolation to modernity. The villa, once a place of power and fear, now hosts international artists and offers workshops and exhibits, showcasing a diverse range of art forms and perspectives. While some view the transformation positively, others believe the villa should have been preserved as a historical lesson for future generations to learn from.
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Egypt grand museum delay puts tourism hopes on hold
In anticipation of the Grand Egyptian Museum's opening, souvenir shop owners like Mona have faced significant financial losses due to repeated delays, now pushed to the end of the year, affecting tourism hopes in Cairo. Despite parts of the museum being open, local businesses are struggling, with the tourism sector still recovering from past crises and economic challenges. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: In Egypt, a lady named Mona who sells souvenirs is...
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