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Top stories from the Russian press on Monday, May 15th

As museums around the country grapple with the very essence of what they are due to our country’s ongoing racial reckoning, many have uncovered dark histories of racism, colonialism, cultural appropriation, and outright theft from marginalized groups. The impact of such ills may never be quantified or erased, but the least that can be done...

In the weeks since coming to office, the government - and the president himself - has quietly walked back talk of an EU personality acting as mediator in Cyprus peace talks. The idea having fallen on deaf ears at the European Council in March, the administration has now modulated it…

News from Israel, the Middle East and the Jewish World

Washington, D.C. – The Middle East Institute (MEI) is pleased to announce the election of Gen. (ret.) John P. Abizaid as chairman of its Board of Governors. The board voted unanimously in favor of his appointment at its semi-annual meeting on May 10, 2023.

As a member of the Mattapoisett Republican Party and a lover of books, Paul Criscuolo said that he decided to run for the

Featuring a screening of Sada [regroup] (2022), and a discussion with Rijin Sahakian and Dina Ramadan. Co-presented with ArteEast.

/PRNewswire/ -- HawkEye 360 Inc., the worlds leading defense technology company for space-based radio frequency (RF) data and analytics, announced today their...

A lawyer by profession, Jim Farmer (NZL) has history in the America’s Cup. He served as a director of Team New Zealand from 2004 to 2013, was a member of

Public lecture by Keynote Speaker: Asad Q. Ahmed Magistretti Distinguished Professor of M.E. Languages and Cultures Professor, Arabic and Islamic Studies Department of Middle Eastern Languages an...