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For anyone indoctrinated into the Palestinian narrative, an Israeli politician visiting the Temple Mount is seen as highly provocative.

If put together as bits and parts of a large puzzle, all the repressions, oppressions, marginalizations and directed violations of Tumandok rights as indigenous people the picture amount to ethnocide. There exists a deliberate and systematic destruction of their life and culture as vulnerable people.

Alberta’s government is renewing its commitment to the people of the Blackfoot Confederacy to work with them to address areas of mutual concern and to continue a positive relationship.

PepsiCo has appealed in the Delhi High Court against the revocation of its registration of a potato variety.

In recent years, some Kurdish and Arab politicians and wanna-be historians have been making statements that the Assyrians of Iraq were

Assyrians are the descendants of the ancient Assyrians. They are historically, culturally, and spiritually tied to northern Mesopotamia

The economic ties between Saudi Arabia and China are a reflection of both countries' current development. From 1949

Pope’s Canadian visit spurs renewed interest in church’s collections of Indigenous artifacts

Chiefs from across Canada are gathering in Vancouver this week as the Assembly of First Nations holds its first in-person general assembly in three years.

The U.S. Mint has announced the next five women to appear on American quarters.