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Life Bulgarians in Azerbaijan keep their language, culture and customs alive published on 1/2/21 10:55 AM In the early 20th century, a large part of the Bulgarian community in Azerbaijan moved to Ganja, the second largest city in the country, which is a place with a rich and ancient history. "The large Bulgarian community has preserved its language, culture and customs over the years. According to the 1989 census, 289 Bulgarians officially live there. Currently,...

Dr. Avi Goran-Bar Dr. Avi Goran-Bar clinical psychologist, certified art therapist, member of the European Gestalt Association, CTI coach, and Jungian coach. During his training, he has been in Jungian psychoanalysis for six years. Avi has more than 20 years experiences in training and in organizational consulting. Ha worked for the Israeli Defense Forces, the Ministry of Education, and high-tech companies such as Teva, Intel, and Amdox. In 2014, he developed the Jungian Coaching Method, which ...

Anton Hekimyan 22 Декември 2020 Anton Hekimyan is Director of News, Current Affairs and Sports at bTV Media Group since the end of 2020. He has built his entire professional career at bTV, where he started as an intern in the newsroom during his first year at the university. Since 2004 he successively worked as a reporter, host of the weekend morning block, and since 2014 he is host of the most popular and trusted show in the early hours, This Morning. Over the years he has anchored als...

Shoko Arai, a former councilwoman in Kusatsu town, northwest of Tokyo, speaks during a news conference in Tokyo on Dec. 18. (AP Photo) A councilwoman who was ousted from the town assembly in a famous Japanese hot springs resort after accusing the mayor of sexual assault said Friday her case highlights the problems of male-dominated small town politics in which women are often silenced. Shoko Arai, the only woman in the 12-member assembly in the town of Kusatsu, northwest of Tokyo, was voted out...

Councilwoman says her ouster shows gender bias in politics Dec. 19, 2020 06:36 am JST Jan. 13 | 02:35 pm JST TOKYO The requested article has expired, and is no longer available. Any related articles, and user comments are shown below. © Copyright 2020 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed without permission. ©2021 GPlusMedia Inc. Dec. 19, 2020 06:53 am JST ...

  TOKYO -- A councilwoman who was ousted from the town assembly in a famous Japanese hot springs resort after accusing the mayor of sexual assault said Friday her case highlights the problems of male-dominated small town politics in which women are often silenced. Shoko Arai, the only woman in the 12-member assembly in the town of Kusatsu, northwest of Tokyo, was voted out of office in a Dec. 6 referendum initiated by the mayor and his supporters. Arai accused Mayor Nobutada Kuroiwa in an ...

Ouster shows gender bias in politics: Japan councilwomen who accused mayor of sexual assault The case is seen as an example of how women who raise their voices over alleged sexual assaults are often treated in Japan. It is extremely rare for victims of assault to go public. Share Via Email   |  A+A A- Shoko Arai, a former councilwoman in Kusatsu town, northwest of Tokyo, speaks during a news conference. (Photo| AP) By Associated Press TOKYO: A councilwoman who was ousted from the town ...

Bulgaria’s Sofia University has dismissed controversial professor Mihail Mirchev as a visiting lecturer after a series of lectures he gave led to allegations of insults and hate speech on racial and ethnic grounds. In a lengthy statement, Sofia University said that following the complaint by the student society, it had received numerous letters in support of the call for Mirchev’s dismissal, as well as letters in his defence, the latter denying that the lectures contained hate speech, discr...

Bulgarian Minister of Defence Krasimir Karakachanov. Photo: Arno Mikkor (cc) wikimedia.org On November 17th, the Bulgarian government officially announced that it does not approve of the EU negotiation framework for North Macedonia’s accession process and thus practically blocked the country’s membership process. What was the role of Bulgaria in supporting Skopje’s EU aspirations and what made possible Sofia’s anti-Macedonian turn in the past year? I will try to address these questions ...

>> professor kukhee chu teaches cultural studies at sofia university in tokyo. before i dip into modern-day tokyos sexual tendencies, i want to go back. >> okay. we have to stand back for this. >> way back to the 17th century and erotic art known as shunga. >> almost need a drum roll. >> these works are still taboo and theyre rarely exhibited. >> this is a very extravagant scroll from 1675. >> that is truly beautiful. >> but kukhee has managed to get us a private look at the pieces in tokyos shu...