Nuns from the Sainte-Élisabeth Monastery in Minsk sell icons and other items in France to fund their charitable activities, while supporting the Russian war in Ukraine and collecting supplies for Russian soldiers, according to RFI.
For several years, Belarusian nuns from the Sainte-Élisabeth Monastery in Minsk have been selling icons, matryoshka dolls, and honey in churches and cathedrals across France, presenting these sales as a way to finance their charitable works.
According to RFI, this monastery also openly supports the war led by Russia in Ukraine. It has participated in collections of supplies intended for Russian soldiers engaged in this conflict.
After five years of stadiums, The Weeknd closes the immense After Hours Til Dawn chapter in Kuala Lumpur. Two Malaysian nights, approximately 130,000 fans expected, and over a billion dollars in revenue solidify a tour that has redefined the global R&B landscape.
Featuring Ranbir Kapoor, Sai Pallavi, Yash, and music by A. R. Rahman and Hans Zimmer, Ramayana: Part One transforms a foundational epic into a global cinematic gamble. Its international release tests India's ability to impose a cultural blockbuster without erasing its identity.
Unions, students, and employees converge on November 5th for a national mobilization focused on wages, the high cost of living, and public services.
Install B-Empire on your phone for the full magazine experience.
Get the biggest B-Empire stories the moment they publish. Free.
Le Brief
B‑EMPIRE
L'essentiel de l'actualité, sélectionné par notre rédaction, directement dans votre boîte mail.
