Plans proceeding for Gay Games in November 2022 Mon. March 1, 2021 8:50 AM by Ross Forman photo credit // gghk2022 The first Games ever held in Asia are zooming toward 12,000 participants – with pre-registration opening in March Gay Games 11, the quadrennial multi-sport, arts and cultural extravaganza, is set for its first-ever run in Asia, as Hong Kong is set to welcome 12,000 participants and 75,000 spectators for 9 days in mid-November 2022.
Despite the worldwide pandemic, local organizers are pushing forward full steam – with about 600 days until the Opening Ceremony and zoom calls and webinars are now commonplace for preparations.
“We really can see the momentum going as we’re counting down,” said Dennis Philipse, the founder and co-chair of the local organizing committee. “Everyone is getting extremely excited as we see the effort we have put in over the past few years coming to fruition.
Pawan Kalyan, who is in Tirupati, has announced a contribution for Ram Mandir's construction at Ayodhya. Pawan announced Rs 30 lakh donation to Ram Mandir
Unity In Diversity: The Way Out
Sierra Leoneans at home and abroad have welcome the wave of civility and maturity in our body politics exhibited by our two main political parties, the ruling Sierra Leone Peoples Party (SLPP) n and the main opposition, All Peoples Congress (APC) party in the just concluded Constituency 110 re-run election in the Western Rural district of Freetown.
This re-run election has been conducted for three times; 2018, 2019 and 2020 between SLPP and APC. It was hotly contested as the campaign period witnessed all the major political stakeholders in these two parties with words of war on each other.
all right welcome back you ve been watching chancellor angela merkel deliver an address on her vision for the future of europe a wide ranging speech to european parliament lawmakers in strasbourg she stressed the importance of europe s unity in diversity and talked about the various challenges facing the e.u. she also said it was time for europe to take its own foreign and security policy into its own hands including the eventual vision of a european army and i want to talk about that now with our idea of you politics correspondent here with us here in the studio and money is with us in strasburg who s been following all of this for us max i want to start with you and i want to write in that point there was really an unexpectedly lively moment or several moments there on this question of an eventual european army to listen to cheers but also some boos and we saw merkel respond and say i must have hit the nail on the head there what did you take away from that. yeah there was a lot of o
was didn t have at least one mixed couple is the one that we never paid attention to that turned bosnia back down. only cause i couldn t tell croatian and serbian names upon which of. the war maybe in the past but it s still a big problem for mixed couples. they still fear they could have to choose sides if a conflict between the ethnic groups flares up again. we re back with i am allowed side her school she believes that bosnia could become one country even if the ethnic groups don t intermarry. but that s the plot and we have to say unity in diversity means we have our differences and we have to tolerate them on it at all if you know. what about the students in the school today