The word ravioli comes from the Italian verb “riavvolgere,” which means “to wrap.” The dumpling is made by “wrapping” fillings like ricotta, meat, cheese, and vegetables in two thin layers of egg pasta dough.

If you’re learning about Japanese culture, it’s unlikely your cultural awareness training will include anything about Japan’s Ainu people.

Last week at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, France took home the gold medal in both men’s and women’s handball, a sport rarely played in the United States outside of a few universities and club-level leagues.

Brazil is the largest country in South America and the sixth most populous in the world.

Indian cuisine is popular worldwide. However, in such a large country some street foods are regionally specific.

This is one of the most well-known Indonesian phrases. People who are not feeling well will say they are suffering from “masuk angin.”

Africa’s first vertical forest will open in Egypt’s New Administrative Capital, which is still under construction 30-miles east of Cairo.

Forests and woodlands cover one-third of Germany. Culturally, Germans have always embraced woodlands—a reverence that’s reflected in the practice of “waldeinsamkeit”—a type of nature therapy translating to “solitude of the forest.”

Cheese didn’t make its debut in the Korean diet until 1964 when a Belgian missionary Didier t'Serstevens arrived in Imsil County. He wanted to help grow the parish's struggling economy and decided to raise two mountain goats.