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Canada’s Ukrainian diaspora mobilizing to support Ukraine – The Globe and Mail

| March 8, 2022

Natalie Tershakowec , left, 27, and Lida Moroz, 27, sort paintings that are to be sent to donors. Tershakowec is a lawyer who has been painting since she was a child and decided to make these paintings to sell as a fundraiser for the Canada-Ukraine Foundation, which is fundraising for humanitarian aid to Ukraine.The Globe and Mail When Putin launched a war against Ukraine, Canadas Ukrainian diaspora watched and listened in shock to what was happening with an initial sense of hopelessness. But then the community did what it have done for generations: it mobilized

UAE diaspora ready to invest back home – The Herald

| March 8, 2022

The Herald Prosper Ndlovu in Dubai, UAE ZIMBABWEANS based in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) have expressed readiness to invest back home through tapping into various business opportunities in the local economy. A proposal has already been put in motion to establish the Zimbabwe Dubai Business Council, which will provide a platform for continuous engagement over business opportunities between the diaspora and their partners, as well as the Government. The proposed entity is expected to be formally introduced to President Mnangagwa who is scheduled to lead the National Day events here on March 14, which will mark the pinnacle of Zimbabwes participation at the expo.

Palestinians in the diaspora have a key role to play and must not be marginalised – Middle East Monitor

| March 8, 2022

A thousand Palestinians from all over the world met in Istanbul last weekend to elect a new leadership for the Popular Conference of Palestinians Abroad and to evaluate its work over the five years since it was established in 2017.

K-diaspora project launched to support young ethnic Koreans overseas – The Korea Herald

| March 8, 2022

(from left) Kim Kyung-sung, chairman of the Blue Tree Foundation, Rep. Yang Hyang-ja of the ruling Democratic Party, Go Do-won, president of Godowon Foundation, and Choi Jin-young, CEO of the Korea Herald pose for a picture after signing the Memorandum of Understanding to support young ethnic Koreans living abroad.

Panelists discuss the African diaspora experience | Binghamton News – Binghamton University

| February 28, 2022

Immigrants and their children negotiate between two worlds: the culture, language and traditions of their homeland and those of their adopted country.

University Announces New Department of Race, Diaspora, and Indigeneity – The Chicago Maroon

| February 28, 2022

In an email to the University Wednesday morning, President Paul Alivisatos and Provost Ka Yee Lee announced the creation of the new Department of Race, Diaspora, Indigeneity. The announcement follows years of student and faculty pressure for a more expansive ethnic studies program at the University. Following a multi-year, faculty driven process, the Council of the Senate of the University of Chicago voted Tuesday to create a new Department of Race, Diaspora, and Indigeneity, Alivisatos and Lee wrote in the letter

Kyivs defense minister calls on diaspora to share whats happening in Ukraine in Italian, German and Hungarian – POLITICO Europe

| February 28, 2022

Ukrainian Defense Minister Oleksiy Reznikov called on Friday for the Ukrainian diaspora in Italy, Hungary and Germany to share information about what is happening in the country, in a bid to win over citizens of those countries and influence their governments to go further on the sanctions against Russia.

India to send supplies to Ukraine; diaspora in UK mobilises support for Operation Ganga – The New Indian Express

| February 28, 2022

By PTI NEW DELHI: India on Monday decided to send relief supplies to Ukraine to deal with the humanitarian situation along its bordering areas arising out of tens of thousands of people attempting to flee the Russian invasion.

Six members of the Greek diaspora dead after attacks in Ukraine – in-cyprus

| February 28, 2022

A total of six members of the Greek communities in Ukraine died during attacks on Saturday, and at least six were injured, including a child, the Greek Foreign Affairs Ministry said on Saturday. Earlier on Saturday, two Greek expatriates died and six were injured during bombing by Russian aircraftin the region of the Sartana village. Later on Saturday, it was reported that another four Greek expatriates had died in bombardments in the village of Burgas,nearly 70km north of Mariupol.

He is a Diplomatic Threat Kenyans in Diaspora Apprehensive About DP Rutos 10-day Visit – KahawaTungu

| February 28, 2022

Deputy President William Ruto is set to leave for the United States of America (USA) and United Kingdom (UK) for 10 days. The second-in-command will leave the country on Sunday. In a letter seen by this writer, Kenyans in the diaspora have expressed their reservations about Rutos visit


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