admin | May 20, 2022
WASHINGTON, DC Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis made a special mention of the Greek-American community during his historic speech to the joint session of the U.S. Congress on May 16
admin | May 20, 2022
Introduction On May 21, 2022, voters in Australia will elect the countrys forty-seventh parliament. The incumbent Liberal-National Coalition (hereafter, Coalition) government, led by Prime Minister Scott Morrison, is hoping to win a fourth consecutive term. Recent opinion polls, however, indicate that the countrys principal opposition force, the Australian Labor Party (ALP), is on track to oust the Coalition from power after nearly a decade in office.
admin | May 20, 2022
Photo : ANI On May 23, Rahul Gandhi will address and interact at Cambridge University on India at 75: The challenges and way ahead for a resilient-modern India.
admin | May 20, 2022
Hovig Esmerian Life is a struggle, that being by blood or by arms and no one comes out a winner. You win and you lose. Thats the law of life.
admin | May 20, 2022
AMRITSAR: The FlyAmritsar Initiative, global civil society advocacy campaign for connecting Amritsar airport to destinations around the world, has expressed its gratitude to the Canadian Minister of Transport Omar Alghabra for raising the issue of more direct flights to India including direct flights to Amritsar with the visiting Indian Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia during the recent bilateral ministerial level talks held between the two countries. In a joint statement, Anantdeep Singh Dhillon, Convener North America-Canada, Sameep Singh Gumtala (USA) Global Convener and Mohit Dhanju, Spokesperson-Canada of the FlyAmritsar Initiative have welcomed the efforts by MP Ruby Sahota, representing Brampton North, for once again raising the issue of direct flights to Amritsar in the Canadian Parliament and requesting Minister Alghabra for an update on governments position about the flights issue
admin | May 6, 2022
(Beirut) Algerian authorities have imposed arbitrary travel bans on at least three activists from the Algerian diaspora, Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch said today. Although one of the three was finally permitted to leave on May 5, 2022, after being blocked for three months, the authorities should immediately lift the bans on the other two. Between January and April 2022, the authorities have prevented at least three Algerian-Canadian citizens, only one of whom has been charged, from returning to their homes in Canada and interrogated them about their links to the Hirak, a mass protest movement calling for political change
admin | May 6, 2022
The UOs Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art highlights the photography of Lewis Watts in the new exhibit Likeness or Not: Reflections from the African Diaspora, which is on view through Sept. 4 in the J Focus West Gallery. On Thursday, May 19, at 4 p.m., the artist will present Faces and Places in the Diaspora, a visiting artist lecture, in Room 177, Lawrence Hall
admin | May 6, 2022
Jamaica's Global Diaspora Conference was officially launched today. The conference will be held June 14-16. In his address at the virtual event, Prime Minister Andrew Holness renewed his call for Jamaicans in the Diaspora to invest more in the country
admin | May 6, 2022
(May 4, 2022, Jerusalem, Israel, JNS Wire) Yesterday, on the eve of Yom HaZikaron, a day of remembrance for Israels fallen soldiers and victims of terror, Masa Israel Journey hosted its 14th annual Yom HaZikaron Ceremony in Latrun, Israel. The event was held in person and was live-streamed on Masas Facebook and Instagram pages
admin | May 6, 2022
(The Conversation) The California State University system, Americas largest public higher education system, recently added caste, a birth-based social hierarchy system, to its anti-discrimination policy, allowing students, staff and faculty across its 23 campuses to report caste bias and discrimination. CSUs move has drawn a sharp response from some in the Indian diaspora: About 80 faculty members of Indian heritage, as well as the Hindu American Foundation, a Washington, D.C.-based advocacy group, have opposed the decision, claiming that it is potentially stigmatizing for persons of Hindu or Indian heritage.
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