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The Tokyo 2020 Olympics will permanently add skateboarding, climbing, and surfing, while karate and baseball/softball will have temporary appearances. Over 30 sports have been incorporated since 1896, adapting to global …
The Evolution of Olympic Sports: From 1896 to Tokyo 2020 Read More
Certell, Inc. has been named the official U.S. partner for the International Economics Olympiad, allowing American students aged 14-20 to compete against peers worldwide. The contests will emphasize economic literacy, …
Certell Brings International Economics Olympiad to American Students Read More
The Olympic Games, originating in ancient Greece, were revived in 1896, becoming a global sporting celebration held every four years. The first Olympics featured 280 male athletes from 12 nations …
The Olympic Games: A Journey Through Time, Tradition, and Triumph Read More
In Greece 2023, reports of police brutality and human rights violations persisted, particularly against refugees and activists. A deadly shipwreck raised alarms over the handling of border policies, with ongoing …
Greece 2023: An Unfolding Human Rights Crisis Read More
The UN Human Rights Committee has condemned Pakistan’s record on human rights, highlighting rampant discrimination and violence against religious minorities. The report calls for the repeal of stringent blasphemy laws …
UN Human Rights Committee Urges Pakistan to Reform Discriminatory Practices Read More
The Maliotis Cultural Center will host the 11th International Summer University from May 24-29, 2025, focusing on the theme ‘Diaspora Mass Media: Challenges and Prospects for the Greek Language and …
Exploring Greek Language and Culture at the Upcoming International Summer University Read More
Europe’s human rights chief urges Cyprus to permit asylum applications from 35 stranded migrants in a UN buffer zone, citing poor living conditions and mental health risks. President Christodoulides affirms …
Urgent Call for Cyprus to Grant Asylum to Stranded Migrants Read More