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The Special Olympics World Winter Games Turin 2025 celebrated its grand conclusion, marking a vibrant tapestry of sport and inclusion. From March 8-15, over 1,500 athletes with and without intellectual …
Special Olympics World Winter Games Turin 2025: A Celebration of Inclusion and Sportsmanship Read More
Join the World Organisation Against Torture (OMCT) for an enlightening online webinar titled “My Body, My Rights, Our Fight: Defending Reproductive Freedom” on March 25, 2025, at 16:30 CET. This …
Webinar on Reproductive Freedom: A Call to Action and Awareness Read More
In a recent episode of AgriNovus’s podcast, Natasha Cox, Senior Vice President of Farm Credit Mid-America, discussed the current pressures faced by farmers amid economic changes. She highlighted a 3.5% …
Podcast Insights: Navigating Agricultural Pressures with Technology and Innovation Read More
With the rising tide of international trade issues, Nebraskans must grasp the implications for the agricultural sector and the broader economy. The Clayton Yeutter Institute of International Trade and Finance …
Understanding the Impacts of Trade on Nebraska’s Agricultural Sector Read More
A dynamic gathering took place at the Aga Khan Cultural Service – Pakistan in Zaman Park, where the Portuguese Ambassador to Pakistan, His Excellency Frederico Silva, joined a rich dialogue …
Forging Cultural Connections: A Roundtable Between Pakistan and Portugal Read More
At the East Idaho Cereals Conference, Brett Wilder presented a mixed economic outlook characterised by both growth and uncertainty. While he noted improvements since the COVID recession, he warned attendees …
Navigating Grains: Economic Volatility on the Horizon for Producers Read More
Celebrating Kashi Sangamam Tamil 3.0: A Unity Through CultureThe eagerly awaited third edition of the Tamil Kashi Sangamam (KTS 3.0) will unfold from February 15-24, 2025. This ten-day cultural and …
Kashi Sangamam Tamil 3.0: Embracing Sage Agastyar’s Legacy for Cultural Unity Read More
In a momentous stride for human rights in the Central African Republic (CAR), Yao Agbetse, the Independent Expert on the country’s human rights situation, applauded the recent adoption of a …
Historic Law Adoption in CAR: A New Dawn for Human Rights Defenders Read More
In a significant step for the Central African Republic (CAR), the Independent Expert on human rights, Yao Agbetse, welcomed the recent adoption of a protective law for human rights defenders …
Central African Republic Champions Human Rights Defenders with New Law Read More
Experts predict that food prices in the U.S. are likely to rise if Donald Trump’s economic policies, such as mass deportations and trade restrictions, are implemented. This could lead to …
Experts Warn of Rising Food Prices Under Trump’s Economic Policies Read More