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Presented by the Japan Institute and Portland Japanese Garden in two cities on 30th November in Cape Town and 4th December in Johannesburg. The FREE, public symposia Peacemaking at the Intersection of Culture, Art, and Nature, convene thought leaders across diverse fields to explore the evolving role of art, cultural institutions, and public spaces as platforms for dialogue, peacebuilding, and community engagement. …

A letter to the Bend-La Pine School Board The unions affiliated with the Central Oregon Labor Chapter represent several thousand workers in both the private...

[Many thanks to Peter Jordens for bringing this item to our attention.] Dominica News Online reports that people from Massacre, Dominica have come together to restore the town’s historic Kalinago mural. The original mural was painted by the late Dominican artist Earl Darius Etienne (1957-2022)—see links below for more information. In a community-driven initiative, a…

Some worry changes will do more harm to the aid distribution process than good.

When the EU cracked open its door to Georgia, it made its invitation to formal candidate status conditional on the country reducing the polarization that has long vexed its domestic politics. But ahead of a decision on its EU candidacy, Georgia is embroiled in a bitter internal power struggle.

The Secretary General of NATO, Jens Stoltenberg, said on Thursday that for the North-Atlantic alliance it is essential to avoid further escalation in the north of Kosovo.

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Jim Hunter has been a judge since 2009 and was former Stettler mayor

 [By: USAID]At the Washington Port of Longview, American farmers, port workers, millers, mariners, and state and federal policymakers, stood together...