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Ed Augustin
Ed Augustin is a British journalist and documentary filmmaker based in Havana. He writes for the Guardian, the New York Times, and Al Jazeera. He does broadcast work for TRT World, France 24 and Al Jazeera. During his time in Cuba, Ed has made films about Guantánamo Bay, the impact of the US ...
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Cuba health and education hollowed out as staff join emigration exodus
06 Dec 2023
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the Guardian
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| Education
Cuba is experiencing a significant brain drain in its health and education sectors as professionals emigrate due to economic hardships exacerbated by US sanctions and a struggling economy. State wages have plummeted, leading to a mass exodus of teachers and healthcare workers. The private sector is absorbing much of the remaining talent, further straining public services. The US has implemented a humanitarian parole program to manage the influx of Cuban migrants, who benefit from unique entitlements once in the US. The situation underscores the severe impact of economic policies and sanctions on Cuba's public sector.
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Jose Bautista
Jose Bautista is a journalist based in Brisbane City, Australia. He has worked as journalist and foreign correspondent for Spanish news agency EFE, Agence France Presse (AFP), Chinese news agency Xinhua, Spanish news agency Europa Press (EP) and Deutsche Presse Agentur (DPA) in Colombia, Venezuela ...
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U.S. and Ukrainian Embassies Targeted by Letter Bombs in Spain
01 Dec 2022
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www.nytimes.com
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Officials in Spain have heightened security at consulates and public buildings following the mailing of at least six letter bombs to various offices, including those of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez and the American and Ukrainian Embassies. An envelope sent to Mr. Sánchez’s office was intercepted on Nov. 24, while a letter bomb at the Ukrainian Embassy injured an employee. Three more letter bombs have since been detected. Spain's National Court is investigating the incidents as potential acts of terrorism.
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Laurence Blair
I'm a freelance journalist based in Paraguay. I travel widely across Latin America on assignment, reporting in print, radio and video for the BBC, The New York Times, the Guardian and others. I'm available for reporting and research assignments, including translation, fixing, live hits and ...
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Paraguay's president calls for end to unrest after killing of activist
02 Apr 2017
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the Guardian
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| Government
Paraguayan President Horacio Cartes appealed for calm following protests sparked by constitutional changes to allow his re-election. The unrest led to the storming of congress and the death of activist Rodrigo Quintana. Cartes offered condolences and promised justice, blaming business and media interests for the protests. Despite the turmoil, Cartes spoke at an investment conference, promoting Paraguay's economy. The opposition held a vigil for Quintana and called for Cartes' impeachment. The police officer responsible for Quintana's death claimed to have used rubber projectiles, and both the interior minister and police chief resigned. The mayor of Asunción urged the withdrawal of the re-election proposal, and international bodies called for dialogue. Further protests were expected.
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Wilner Bossou
My name is Wilner Bossou. I am an experienced journalist based in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. I work as well in many parts in the country like Cap-Haitian and southern Capital. I write articles and produce video on culturals, Sports and political events.
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Employment: Nearly Fifty Opportunities at MSF, UNDP, UNOPS...
18 Nov 2023
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haiti.loopnews.com
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French
| Job Opportunities
Nearly fifty job opportunities are available at various organizations including MSF, UNDP, UNOPS, the American Embassy in Haiti, and the Rinaldi Foundation. Positions range from nurses and warehouse supervisors to communication officers and IT specialists. Application deadlines vary, with the earliest being November 18, 2023. Detailed application instructions and contact emails are provided for each position.
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Luis Chirino
Luis Chirino is a journalist based in La Habana, Cuba.
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Cuba hosts first U.S. film festival
27 Jun 2023
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newsus.cgtn.com
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| Cultural Diplomacy
Cuba hosted its first U.S. Film Festival in late June, featuring documentary screenings by the American Film Showcase (AFS), a U.S. State Department film diplomacy program. The event was a collaborative effort between the U.S. embassy in Havana, the Cuban Film Institute, and the island’s Culture Ministry.
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Youssra El-Sharkawy
Youssra el-Sharkawy is a journalist based in Cairo, Egypt.
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American Culture Centre re-opens
02 Oct 2023
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egyptian-gazette.com
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English
| Education
The American Culture Centre (ACC) in Cairo has reopened after being closed since 2020 due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Chargé d’Affaires John P. Desrocher emphasized the centre's long-standing role in serving Egyptians and highlighted the expansion of digital services during the closure. The ACC offers a variety of free educational and cultural programs, including English conversation clubs, movie screenings, and a library, aiming to foster discussions on US policy, culture, and values.
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Mellissa Fung
Mellissa Fung is a freelance journalist based in London, United Kingdom. After a 20 year career at the CBC in television news, long form reporting, and radio, she is now contributing to various news organisations, including the Toronto Star and the Huffington Post. She's currently co-directing a ...
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The Trump Effect on Global Press Freedom
30 Apr 2020
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Project Syndicate
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English
| Global Politics
Journalists face increased danger globally, with deteriorating freedom of expression and a rise in government surveillance, content restriction, and communication shutdowns. The COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated the situation, allowing authoritarian regimes to control information more tightly. The Trump administration's attacks on the press and failure to defend journalists, exemplified by the response to Jamal Khashoggi's murder, have emboldened other governments to act similarly. Despite these challenges, reporters worldwide continue to expose corruption and hold the powerful to account, with Afghan journalists demonstrating remarkable resilience.
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Anthony Grant
Anthony Grant is a journalist currently based in Athens, Greece. Anthony Grant is a seasoned media commentator and travel reporter with bylines in outlets ranging from The New York Times and The Washington Post to Ynet News and Forbes.com and media appearances on leading news networks including ...
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Israeli Eurovision Win Lends Jerusalem New Cultural Capital
13 May 2018
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Forbes
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English
| American Embassy Relocation
Netta Barzilai's Eurovision victory for Israel and the relocation of the American Embassy to Jerusalem mark significant cultural and political milestones for Israel. The win is seen as a boost for Israeli culture and a message of empowerment, while the embassy move is viewed as potentially stabilizing in the long term. Jerusalem gains cultural prominence over Tel Aviv, with security preparations in place for the embassy's opening. The article highlights the celebratory reactions and political endorsements surrounding these events.
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Dave Grunebaum
I'm a five-time Emmy nominated journalist with extensive experience in television, radio and multimedia news. I'm adept at live breaking news and packaged stories. My reports have been featured by Deutsche Welle, Reuters Broadcast, CBC, BBC, NPR, VOA and Time.com. I have my own equipment and can ...
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Baseball Making Inroads Into Myanmar
14 Jun 2018
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www.voanews.com
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English
| Cultural Exchange
The Myanmar national baseball team, composed of players from various professions, is striving to popularize baseball in a country where football is the dominant sport. Led by Japanese coach Toru Iwasaki, who founded the program 18 years ago, the team receives minimal financial support and relies on donations from the Japan High School Baseball Federation. Despite limited resources and public awareness, the team remains passionate and committed, playing games against expatriate teams and promoting the sport locally.
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Joyce Huang
Joyce Huang is a journalist based in Taipei, Taiwan. She currently works as a free-lancer, covering news about Taiwan and China. Throughout her journalistic career in the past two decades, she has had experience working for or contributing to both Taiwanese and foreign news outlets. Those include ...
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Survey: US Companies in China No Longer See It as Primary Investment Destination
01 Mar 2023
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www.voanews.com
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English
| Investment
U.S. companies no longer view China as a primary investment destination, according to a survey by the American Chamber of Commerce in China. The survey reveals a significant drop in the number of companies prioritizing China for investment, citing factors such as the pandemic, supply chain disruptions, and geopolitical tensions. Despite these challenges, a majority of companies do not plan to relocate from China. Experts predict a continued decline in the business environment and increased economic decoupling between the U.S. and China.
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Nicole Kolster
Nicole Kolster is a multimedia journalist based in Caracas- Venezuela, who has reported for top news stations throughout North and South America. She has 14 years of experience in Venezuela producing and reporting on politics, the economy and social matters, both for breaking news and features. ...
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Demands in Mexico after the murder of journalists
23 Jul 2023
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www.martinoticias.com
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Spanish
| Corruption
The recent murders of journalists Nelson Matus and Luis Martín Sánchez in Mexico have sparked renewed calls for better protection of the media community. Mexico is considered the deadliest country for journalists outside a war zone. The National Press Club and UNESCO have expressed concern and demanded justice. Chile's President Gabriel Boric criticized the Venezuelan government's denial of the criminal band Tren de Aragua. Civil society organizations launched a campaign to address political prisoners in Cuba, Nicaragua, and Venezuela. The OEA condemned Ecuador's intrusion into the Mexican Embassy in Quito. Venezuela's Prosecutor's Office arrested former Minister of Petroleum Tareck El Aissami and others for corruption, signaling a crackdown on economic crimes.
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Carlos Lauria
Carlos Lauria is a journalist based in Fair Lawn, United States of America.
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Libel Conviction in Peru: A ‘Dagger’ for Investigative Journalism
10 Jan 2022
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nacla.org
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| Freedom of Expression
A Peruvian court convicted investigative journalist Christopher Acosta and editor Jerónimo Pimentel of defaming former politician César Acuña, resulting in suspended prison sentences and significant fines. The case, stemming from Acosta's book alleging corruption by Acuña, has drawn widespread condemnation from international human rights organizations and press freedom advocates, who argue that the ruling threatens freedom of expression and investigative journalism in Peru. The decision has sparked concerns about the chilling effect on media and publishing industries, with critics highlighting the misuse of criminal defamation laws to silence journalists.
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Daniel Lippman
Daniel Lippman is a journalist based in Washington, United States of America.
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Chamber stocks up on GOP aides
03 Sept 2024
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www.politico.com
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| Republican Party
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce is strengthening its lobbying team by hiring former GOP aides, including those who worked with Rodney Davis and Kevin McCarthy. This move aims to improve relations with congressional Republicans amid ongoing tax negotiations. Meanwhile, the AI lobbying software LobbyMatic, linked to far-right figures Jacob Wohl and Jack Burkman, has been gaining attention, with clients like Toyota and Lantheus. The article also highlights various lobbying and political appointments, including Democratic aides joining K Street and crypto executives supporting Kamala Harris's campaign. Additionally, Viktor Orbán's influence efforts in the U.S. and Europe are noted, alongside new lobbying registrations and terminations.
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Rasha Mahmoud
rasha mahmoud is Egyption journalist , 8 years experience. journalist - video journalist - documentary - script writer speak: arabic - english - dutch
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US embassy helps restore Jewish burial sites in Cairo
28 Nov 2022
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Al-Monitor: Independent, trusted coverage of the Middle East
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| Restoration
The US Embassy in Cairo, along with the American Research Center in Egypt and representatives of American and Egyptian Jewish organizations, inaugurated a restored historic Jewish cemetery in Cairo on November 20. The restoration was funded by a $150,000 grant from the US State Department to the American Research Center in Egypt and the Drop of Milk Foundation. The Karaites and the Bassatine cemetery also received private donations from the Karaite Jews of America, which contributed to additional amenities and a memorial garden.
Hussein Mohamed
I'm a Mogadishu based freelance multimedia journalist covering Somalia for the NYTimes. MA in Journalism and communications at Mogadishu university.
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Somalia Bombing Kills Nearly 80, Raising Fears of Resurgent Militancy
28 Dec 2019
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www.seattletimes.com
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| Somalia
An explosives-laden truck detonated at a busy intersection in Mogadishu, Somalia, killing at least 79 people and injuring 149. The attack, suspected to be carried out by the terrorist group al-Shabab, highlights the ongoing militant threat in the region. The incident raises concerns about the capabilities of Somali forces as African Union troops prepare to withdraw. Despite intensified U.S. airstrikes and international efforts, al-Shabab continues to execute deadly attacks, undermining the Somali government's stability. The attack has drawn condemnation from international figures and underscores the fragile security situation in Somalia.
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Mie Olsen
Mie Olsen is a journalist based in Copenhagen, Denmark. She is specialized in European affairs, foreign reporting on macroeconomic dynamics and climate. She recently traveled to Colombia on a grant from the Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs to report on environmental activism and extraction of ...
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While tourists flock to Cuba, locals are desperate to leave
02 Oct 2023
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www.courthousenews.com
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| Migration
Havana is experiencing a resurgence in tourism post-Covid-19, but locals face severe economic hardships, including food and medicine shortages. The Cuban financial crisis, exacerbated by the government's reliance on foreign currency and tourism, has led to increased inequality and forced many professionals to emigrate. The U.S. has resumed visa processing but with limited approvals, while President Biden's policies have restricted undocumented migration. The situation remains dire with no immediate solutions in sight.
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Faten Omar
Faten Omar is a freelance journalist, works for several Arabic and English news agencies.Currently, she works for Xinhua, Chinese news agency. Previously she was a reporter at Kuwait-based daily English newspaper Kuwait Times, daily Arabic newspaper Al-Kuwaityah, senior editor at Al-Mustagbal ...
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Italian embassy launches 10-day cultural festival
29 Oct 2024
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kuwaittimes.com
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| Italian Art and Music
The Italian Embassy in Kuwait launched a 10-day cultural festival titled 'A Journey into Italian Creativity,' showcasing Italy's achievements in art, music, design, fashion, jewelry, and cuisine. The event commenced with a concert by the renowned Chamber Orchestra 'I Filarmonici di Roma,' featuring a string quintet performing works by iconic Italian composers. The festival aims to strengthen cultural ties between Italy and Kuwait, with performances and exhibitions highlighting Italian creativity and artistry.
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Yunus Saliu
Yunisa Saliu, is a reporter/columnist and publisher of DTourisphere online tourism, culture, heritage, and entertainment news. He has worked on different desks at Daily Observer newspaper reporting and handled columns such as Diplomatic Suites, Crime Watch, Panorama and Tourisphere. Tourisphere ...
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2 in police net over alleged CSCG forged documents
02 Oct 2023
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thepoint.gm
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| Forgery
Two individuals, Nfamara Jabang and Sulayman Sarr, have been arrested for allegedly forging documents purported to be from Cruise Ship Crew Gambia (CSCG). The forged documents, including Letters of Employment and Invitation, were used to deceive applicants and consulates. CSCG's director of Operations, Musa Drammeh, highlighted that the recruitment process at CSCG is free and follows international standards. The alleged forgers charged applicants large sums of money and used a graphic designer to alter documents. An investigation by the police is currently underway.
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Morais Selemane
Morais Selemane is a journalist based in Pemba, Mozambique.
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NGOs accuse embassies and international agencies of not funding local projects in Cabo Delgado
17 May 2024
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www.voaportugues.com
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Portuguese
| Terrorism
Eight non-governmental and civil society organizations in Cabo Delgado accuse United Nations agencies, the American Embassy, and European embassies of refusing to fund their humanitarian projects in the region affected by terrorism. This highlights a significant tension between local NGOs and international bodies regarding financial support for local initiatives.
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Subhash Sharma
Subhash Sharma is a award winning journalist / Photojournalist / Video Journalist / DOP based in Mumbai, India. Available for assignments all over India within a short notice. His work has been featured in various publications like TIME magazine USA, Nikkei Japan, Venerdi Italy, The Globe and ...
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The First Indians to Motorcycle Round the World
29 Mar 2022
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Mad or Nomad
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English
| World Tour
In 1971, Subhash Sharma and three friends embarked on a pioneering motorcycle journey around the world, becoming the first Indians to do so. Overcoming numerous bureaucratic hurdles, they secured passports and planned their route through 60 countries. Riding Royal Enfield motorcycles, they faced challenges such as political unrest, extreme weather, and mechanical issues. Their journey took them through Asia, Africa, Europe, and North America, relying on the kindness of strangers and their own resourcefulness. The adventure concluded in 1972, leaving a lasting legacy and a lifetime of memories for the riders.
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Richard Spencer
Richard Spencer is Middle East Correspondent for The Times of London, based in Beirut, Lebanon.
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Social media post on giraffes becomes focus for dissent in China
06 Oct 2023
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www.thetimes.co.uk
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| Censorship
A social media post by the American embassy in Beijing about giraffe conservation in Namibia has sparked a wave of dissent among Chinese internet users. The post attracted comments criticizing the Chinese economy and state censorship, with sarcastic remarks referencing the Chinese Communist Party's propaganda efforts. This incident highlights the growing discontent and the use of social media as a platform for expressing dissent in China.
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Sarah Tekath
I am a journalist, foreign correspondent and podcaster based in Amsterdam, Netherlands. My main topics are women's rights, feminism, LGBT rights and social topics. I have also worked as a fixer/stringer and translator for The Telegraph, Arte and Spiegel TV.
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Job Success Rate 100%
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Gay in Vietnam: Is the country becoming the new LGBT Paradise?
01 Feb 2020
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coupleofmen.com
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English
| Social Issues
Vietnam has seen significant improvements in LGBTQ+ rights over the past decade, with homosexuality being decriminalized and same-sex relationships gaining acceptance. Activists and NGOs like ISEE and ICS have been instrumental in this progress, promoting tolerance and campaigning for rights through various initiatives, including the 'I do' campaign and Hanoi Pride. Despite these advances, challenges remain, particularly for transgender individuals who face legal and medical hurdles. The situation for LGBTQ+ travelers in Vietnam is relatively relaxed, with specialized agencies offering gay-friendly tours.
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Wies Ubags
Wies Ubags is a journalist based in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. She mainly writes for newspapers and magazins in her home country The Netherlands, but also publishes in English. Topics she knows a lot about: Colombia's conflict and peace processes with leftist guerrillas and rightist paramilitaries, ...
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Bolsonaro changes course again in coronavirus crisis
25 Mar 2020
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Trouw
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Dutch
| Politics
Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro surprised many with a speech urging a return to normal life and the abandonment of quarantine measures, contradicting previous agreements with state governors. He criticized the media and the policies of states like São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro. His stance, which downplays the severity of the coronavirus, has been met with significant opposition from political leaders and the public, with calls for his impeachment. The speech aligns with the economic priorities of U.S. President Donald Trump, though the American Embassy in Brazil advised citizens to return home.
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Jacob Wirtschafter
Jacob Wirtschafter is a journalist based in Istanbul, Türkiye.
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Job Success Rate 92%
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Hamas surges, but Palestinians’ woes persist
25 May 2021
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The Washington Times
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English
| Middle East politics
The article discusses the situation in the West Bank and Gaza following an 11-day war between Israel and Hamas and the postponement of Palestinian elections by President Mahmoud Abbas. Palestinians are divided on their future, with some supporting Hamas, which has gained popularity after the conflict, and others seeking a new political leadership. The recent conflict has reinforced a cycle of violence without changing the fundamental issues. Analysts believe that the renewed support for Hamas makes a two-state solution and short-term progress unlikely. The article also touches on the internal and international political dynamics, including the impact of the Trump administration's policies and the Biden administration's efforts to address the crisis. It highlights the perspectives of various Palestinians, including those who believe in armed resistance and those who advocate for democracy and diplomacy.
Legu Zhang
Legu Zhang is a journalist based in Washington, United States of America.
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China’s Issues Fatuous Denials of Economic Bullying
22 Dec 2021
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www.polygraph.info
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| Economic Policy
China has been using economic coercion as a foreign policy tool, employing measures such as trade restrictions, tourism curbs, and targeting global firms to exert influence and retaliate against countries and companies that challenge its core interests. Examples include trade actions against Lithuania, Australia, Japan, Norway, the Philippines, South Korea, and Mongolia, as well as tourism restrictions on Taiwan, South Korea, and the Philippines. China also targets multinational companies, as seen with the Far Eastern Group, Houston Rockets, and international airlines and hotels over Taiwan listings. While China denies these actions, citing U.S. economic coercion, its approach is characterized by informal, extralegal measures, contrasting with Western formal legal sanctions.
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