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Crackdown in Belarus: write a letter to Lukashenka, so he knows the world is watching
Sign the online book of condolence for Martin McGuinness
Cornwall Petition: No to a cross-Tamar “Devonwall” parliamentary constituency
Petition: Let independent Scotland stay in the EU!
Help end genocide in West Papua, sign the petition
April 9-10 and May 23-24 conference: Armenia 25 Years On, Now What?
FinTech Awards Luxembourg opens for applications
March 22, 2016: Belgium marks first anniversary of Brussels attacks
March 24, 1999: Serbia Mourns 1999 Bombing Victims; Kosovo Thanks NATO
March 25: Day of Remembrance of the Victims of Slavery and the Transatlantic Slave Trade
March 25, 1917: Georgian Church marks 100th anniversary of restoration of independence
March 25, 1918: Freedom Day in Belarus (Dzen Voli)
March 25–28, 1949, Operation Priboi: Soviet Mass Deportation from the Baltic States
April 26, 1937: Bombing of Guernica, Basque Country
Tuareg factions to boycott Mali peace conference
Mongolia races to preserve two-humped camels
World Bank Project Aims to Help Mongolia Diversify Exports
Ethnic Mongolian Herders Protest Lack of Compensation For Grazing Ban
36th anniversary of first space flight by Mongolian is marked
Which Will It Be for Montenegro: Toward West or Russia?
US Secretary of State urges Senate ratification of Montenegro’s NATO membership
U.S. Senate to vote on Montenegro NATO membership next week
Montenegro to join EU through urgent procedure?
Russia, an alleged coup and Montenegro’s bid for NATO membership
Malta to be reported to EU for ‘de facto tolerance’ of illegal trapping
Here’s a Win-Win Deal for Trump: Cyprus
Six Russian soldiers, six militants killed in foggy Chechnya base attack
Chechen convicted of ‘honour killing’
A third Chechen war is inevitable. The only question is when
It Takes 78 Mercedes-Benzes to Make a Chechen Mafia Wedding Procession, Apparently
Jamaica enjoys mixed rankings on UNDP’s HD report
Jamaican woman is 2017 Young Global Leader from C’bean
Qualified architects leaving Jamaica
After 19 hours of debate — through the night — Haiti welcomes a new government
Haiti police dispute there was attempt on ex-president’s life
South Sudan, Haiti, Ukraine top list of suffering nations
U.N. Accepts Blame but Dodges the Bill in Haiti
Namibian President Calls for Land Expropriation
Do We Care About Namibia’s Natural Treasures?
16 amazing things you didn’t know about Namibia
Representatives of Nordic-Baltic states visit Tshkinvali occupation line
Lithuanian Prime Minister sees no fast solutions to migration problem
A Russian propaganda site incites breaking up Baltic countries
Lithuanian MEP Guoga blacklisted by Russia
Life and culture in Uummannaq, Greenland
Why Australia Is a Continent, but Greenland Is Not
Author of the Month: Seven years in Greenland
Oil in Norway: Continental divide
Disney’s hit ‘Beauty and the Beast’ is banned in Kuwait for its ‘gay moment’
Guarani-Kaiowá leader: “We will resist at any price, because all we have left to lose is our lives”
Peruvian Prof. Presents First Quechuan Thesis Defense in Europe
Anniversary showed Belgium at its best (and worst)
Tunisian Man Charged With Attempting London-Style Terror Attack in Belgium
Lebanon’s Jumblatt affirms son as political heir
Hundreds protest Lebanese parliament’s proposed tax hikes
Israeli Army Chief: If Hezbollah Targets Israel, Israel Will Target Lebanon Itself
Hungary seeks to ban Heineken beer’s ‘communist’ red star
Former BNP leader Nick Griffin is ‘moving to Hungary’
In Trump’s America, Hungary finds a friendlier partner
Aboriginal leaders bid to take over neglected national park
Don Dale detainee recounts journey from Australian bush childhood to Darwin adult jail
‘Wait and see, mate’: Indigenous barrister breaks barriers
‘Treated like animals’ and isolated without toilets, Aboriginal Kids’ Commissioner slams government
The politics of Aboriginal kitsch
Australia again denounced for treatment of Aborigines as UN investigates
Pakistan Gets Closer to Tatarstan
‘Freedom of expression is a universal value’ Switzerland tells Turkey
How Swiss democracy sidelines firebrands
US judge grants asylum to teenage blogger from Singapore
Flying TAXIS could be hitting Singapore by 2030
Syrian Refugees Coming Home to Armenia
Armenia arrests opposition activist for weapon smuggling
The ambitious new EU and Armenia deal
Death of the ‘Bread Bringer’ sparks protests in Armenia
Sweden preparing nuclear fallout bunkers across the country amid fear of Russian war
Russia trying to gain influence in Libya: US general
Khalifa Haftar forces accused of Benghazi atrocities
In Slovenia, ski jumping’s coming home
Turkmenistan leader’s son gets senior parliament job
UK excludes Somaliland from donor conference for postponing elections
Somaliland drought “a kind of nightmare” – and a security threat
Albania’s Agribusiness Support Facility – With a Little Help From Your Friends
Russia to pay off Soviet debt with $125 mln for Bosnia and Herzegovina
Bosnian War, 25 Years Later: Mostar Bridge Illustrates Lingering Divide
Yazidis who suffered genocide are fleeing again, but this time not from the Islamic State
Yazidi “superhero” wins award for helping survivors of Islamic State atrocities
Scottish Parliament recognizes genocide against the Yezidi people
Kurdistan Regional Government collecting evidence to recognize Yezidi case as genocide
What does “Home” mean after 74 genocides? Interview with a Yazidi refugee
Analysts eye April for break in Czech currency limit
Czech crown may find rise restricted when cap is lifted
Free movement could break up the EU – Czech foreign minister
Population rises in Prague and the Czech Republic
Austria creates charging point network to boost electric car usage
Austria’s chancellor urges Europe to meet social needs
Mass Protests in Macedonia as EU Envoy Tries to Break Deadlock
EU tells Macedonia leaders to stand aside or face sanctions
Russian Propaganda Exploits Ethnic Tensions To Keep Macedonia Looking Inward, Not Westward
Croatia to play in front of first full home crowd since 2014 following hooliganism bans
Croatia preparing law to save economy from Agrokor-like fallouts
Azerbaijan’s Lost Transparency
Nobody trusts world’s best currency
Serbia says no to NATO on alliance’s airstrikes anniversary
In Serbian election, comedy candidate is no joke
The Latest: Exit polls put center-right ahead in Bulgaria
A look at the political blocs in Bulgaria’s general election
Bulgaria’s economy: a tale of extremes
20+ Brutal Photos Of Freedom Day Protest On Minsk Streets
EU must reinstate sanctions after Belarusian dictator’s violent crushing of Freedom Day protests
5 things you need to know about Lukashenka’s crackdown on Minsk protests
Document: Russia Uses Rigged Polls, Fake News to Sway Foreign Elections
‘Russia Is a Threat … to All of Europe’, Lithuanian President
Paul Niland: Creating fake ‘republics’
New Threats Require a New Response: What the Baltic Countries and the US Face in Putin’s Russia
From torture to solitary confinement for a letter in Crimean Tatar
Former Ukraine Minister Named To Manage Puerto Rico’s Financial Crisis
Russia may be helping supply Taliban insurgents: U.S. general
Warning to Russia’s neighbors: Moscow started to undermine Ukraine in Crimea already in 2008
Why Has Russia’s Propaganda Machine Set its Sights on Belarus?
Menacing FSB interrogations of Ukrainian Cultural Centre activists in Russian-occupied Crimea
Hungarian secret agent reveals in detail how serious the Russian threat is
Imaginary “terrorists” with no terror acts: Russia’s collective punishment of Crimean Muslims
Lukashenka’s crackdown will not intimidate Belarusians now, Kalyakin says
Crimean journalist accused of contempt of court for demanding open trial
Products of Luhansk Cartridge Works on sale in Georgia
Kremlin-backed “DNR” to open fake diplomatic mission in Greece
Soviet-era punishment resurfaces in Crimea: the political abuse of psychiatry
Ukraine bans Russia’s Eurovision entrant over Crimea tour
Battling IS, Kurdish Fighters Court Russia And US to Forge New Future
Referendum will tell world what Kurdistan people want: PM Barzani
There will be a referendum this year for Kurdish independence in Iraq: Barzani
Kurdish family demands justice in Turkey’s Diyarbakir
Turkey in new clampdown on Kurdish opposition
Kurdish Activists Arrested in Turkey Ahead of Nowruz Celebrations
Worldview: Rubin: Time for Kurdish independence?
Flag raised at Binghamton City Hall to celebrate Kurdish New Year
Kyrgyzstan: Clashes Break Out as Returning Exiled Politician Detained
A Glimpse Into Moscow’s Little Kyrgyzstan
Kyrgyzstan: Authorities Respond to Freedom March With Detentions
China, Kyrgyzstan vow to upgrade military ties
Dale Grimshaw on West Papua: ‘It’s heartbreaking that nobody will listen’
Man fined $500 for West Papua protest at Indonesian consulate
Petition seeks NZ govt stand on abuses in West Papua
French journo pair deported from West Papua
West Papua: Human Rights Watch Calls Out Indonesian Restrictions on Freedom of Press
Indonesia Steamrolls Media Freedom in Papua, Again
Why Eritreans Opt for Risky Exodus to Ethiopia
Andorra end 11 year run of 58 defeats with Faroe Islands draw
Faroe Islands to overhaul fishing regulations
Belarus Is the Latest Thorn in Putin’s Side
A new face in Belarus’ anti-government protests: The poor
Outrage as Belarus arrests authors, publishers and journalists
Moldova says no response from Russia on money-laundering probe
Russia Could Have Laundered Up to USD 80 B Via Moldova, Latvia
INTERVIEW: Moldova’s populist pro-Russian ‘hand grenade’
Moldovan Agriculture Minister Dismissed After Arrest On Corruption Charges
UN Human Rights Council adopts first resolution in support of Georgia
Brexit: Full farming devolution urged for Wales
‘Only we care if our country succeeds or fails’: Welsh readers on post-Brexit era
Hard Brexit ‘incredibly damaging’ to Welsh agriculture
£4.2 million for Welsh language schemes
A new national identity: Smörgåsbord Studio rebrands Wales
Why are Welsh language community newspapers thriving?
Tongue twisting: What Brexit means for minority languages
Online Welsh-language journalism: A second ‘golden age’?
Estonia has 1.3 million people: Here’s how it plans to get 10 million e-residents by 2025
Candles lit across Estonia in honor of March 1949 deportations
Adivasi Council to carry out long march in Karachi next month
Under the Radar: Tajikistan on track to be the next Afghanistan
Preparing for Remediation of Uranium Legacy Sites in Tajikistan
Central Asia’s Anxious Watch On The Afghan Border
Biafra: Why Igbo nation will be freest nation when created – IPOB
Biafra: We have reached point of no return – MASSOB
We are created Biafrans and we have to exhibit it in all sense of responsibility – MASSOB
Biafra: IPOB condemns secret trial of Nnamdi Kanu
Biafra: Nigerian government perfecting plans to kill Nnamdi Kanu – IPOB
Russia’s Dagestan to name stadium after pole-vaulter Yelena Isinbayeva
‘No beards, no veils’: Uighur life in China’s Xinjiang
Peter Sanders photographs Muslims in China to dispel negative notions about Islam
Church official calls Stalin “executioner” and supports ban on his perpetuation in Ingushetia
Young Palestinian dancers tell stories of resistance
UN report slams Israel’s ‘subjugation of humanity’ in Palestine
Palestinian Women Try to Bring Baseball to Gaza
Political Prisoners absent during Palestinian Mother’s Day
The Unlikely Populist: John Tsang’s Fight for Hong Kong’s Top Job
Hong Kong relives its failed push for greater democracy as leadership election nears
Will Hong Kong’s next chief executive be gutsy enough to tackle the mainland invasion
Six questions for Hong Kong chief executive candidates Woo Kwok-hing and Carrie Lam
How annexing Crimea allowed Putin to claim he had made Russia great again
Crimea: The place that’s rather difficult to get into
Large-scale Russian military exercise kicks off in Crimea
RFE/RL Contributor Mykola Semena Goes On Trial In Crimea
Crimean dissidents silenced by Moscow
Activists report 43 abductions in Crimea since Russian annexation
Russia shows muscle in annexed Crimea
What role will Crimean Tatars play in Russian-Turkish relations?
Three years later: Russia’s suicide by Crimea
Guernica – when the Basque child refugees arrived in Montrose
Blue plaque to remember Basque refugees housed in Lancing
Basque LNG bunkering project ‘advancing at a good pace’
How the refugee crisis is dealing another blow to Europe’s Roma
Yuri Yunakov to Headline 20th Anniversary Herdeljezi Romani Music Festival
Newport arts project fuses Welsh and Romani cultures
NAKA prosecutes MP Mazurek for anti-Roma statements
Thirsting for justice: Roma and the human rights to water and sanitation
Documentary exposes racism against Hungarian Roma
Roma fear there is no place for them as Romania’s cities modernize
Discrimination against Roma in education: waiting for changes on the ground
Slovenia: More should be done to ensure that Roma, migrants and those in poverty are not left behind
Cornish Minority Report: Stop oppressing Cornwall and fund our culture, language and traditions
What Ever Happened to Hollywood’s ‘Free Tibet’ Rallying Cry?
‘India sending Dalai Lama to Arunachal but Beijing will decide successor’
Tibetan Pedestrians Being Attacked, Beaten by Chinese Security
Tibetan NGO Organizes Exhibition to Highlight Tibet’s Past Independence Status
Calling for Dalai Lama’s return, farmer stages Tibet’s first self-immolation of 2017
Printing the Ancient Way Keeps Buddhist Texts Alive in Tibet
China Stops Tibetan Horse Festival, Arrests Two Organizers
Celebrating Tibet at Carnegie Hall
Tibetan Women’s Soccer Team Denied U.S. Visas to Attend Tournament Will Host Its Own
The Art of Non-violence: Winning China Over to Tibet’s Story
BBC local news makes light of Cornish oppression claims
World leaders pay tribute to Martin McGuinness
Without Martin McGuinness, there would have been no peace in Northern Ireland
How Ireland is reinventing itself as the best small progressive country in the world
Election has opened pathway to new and equal Ireland
Treated with contempt: Scotland snubbed over Article 50 date announcement
Nicola Sturgeon: Scotland’s future should be the people’s choice
Michael Fry: Scotland’s sense of nationhood IS palpable, just like the man said
Nicola Sturgeon: The people of Scotland must choose own fate and not have it imposed upon them
Only a quarter of Scots trust UK Government to do best for Scotland, survey finds
‘Sex Workers For Yes’ group launch campaign backing IndyRef2 plan
4 ways a second Scottish independence campaign would be different
#Putin gives green light for incorporating some South Ossetian units into Russian Army
Protests Erupt in South Ossetia as Former President Blocked from Running Again
CoE Congress: Abkhazia, S. Ossetia Polls ‘Illegal
Putin Meets South Ossetian Leader in Moscow
Norway ousts Denmark as world’s happiest country
Sami people persuade Norway pension fund to divest from Dakota Access
Catalonia approves funds to hold independence referendum
Catalonia and Scotland at core of Europe’s geopolitical conundrum
Censorship in Catalonia: mention independence in Catalonia and you could be arrested
Spain compelled other governments to oppose Catalonia’s independence
Google Doodle remembers Finnish woman writer & social activist Minnah Canth
Finnish, US defence ministers discuss ISIS and Winter War
Documentary Film: In The Light of Reverence
Fracking, Pipelines and Coal Projects Trample Indigenous Rights
Trump Budget Takes an Axe to Native Housing Allocations
Vatican and Its Legacy of Domination
World’s Best Heart Health Found in Indigenous Amazon Group
Indigenous Indonesians at a Crossroads
Native communities look toward the next battleground after the Dakota Access pipeline
What does Canada 150 mean for Indigenous communities?
Indigenous communities across Canada move to banish drug dealers
Iceland ends capital controls more than eight years after 2008 crash
How Iceland Makes a big Contribution to Genetic Research
Western Sahara should be able to negotiate their own fisheries partnership agreement with the EU
Western Sahara: Morocco‘s absence from AU Peace, Security Council, a “failure for first test”
It only took a few centuries, but Denmark has finally repaid all its foreign debts
Denmark doubles PhD numbers ‘without lowering quality’
LGBT community in Denmark rejoices: homosexual marriages in church are not against constitution
One in four young Danes placed in foster care attempts suicide
Beijing piling on pressure against Taiwan independence
Taiwan says Chinese military threat grows, U.S. regional strategy unclear
Taiwan Plans Military Spending Surge to Counter Rising China
Universities, Taiwan Government at Odds Over Chinese Students
What UK publishers can learn from Portugal in the fight against Google and Facebook
Latvia sends out its centenary invitation
Baltic states’ centenary coin vote launched online
Trump-linked data firm suggested stoking ethnic tensions in Latvia
Candles lit across Estonia in honor of March 1949 deportations
March 25 in Latvia: a day of double significance
Wounded Ukrainian soldiers, families undergo treatment in Georgia
Georgian leaders condemn London terror attack
Head of Norwegian Parliament: “Georgia on way to becoming member of European project”
3 years since annexation of Crimea: Georgia supports Ukraine’s territorial integrity
Balochistan: Hundreds of Baloch Civilians Continue to Suffer Extreme Abuses
Hmong: Newspapers Apologise after Falsely Accusing Two Girls of Theft
Sindh: Repercussions of China-Pakistan Economic Corridor for Indigenous Peoples Will Be Catastrophic
Assyria: Documentary on Genocide to Be Screened in Cyprus
Brazil Taken Before the Inter-American Court for Violating Indigenous Rights
Congo militia decapitates 40 police officers in ambush
Sierra Leone police brutality against protesting students condemned
Gambia to set up truth and reconciliation commission
Somali pirates take over Somali vessel to use as mothership
US warns South Sudan government against ‘deliberate starvation tactics’
Benin: Lawmakers reject President Talon’s calls for urgent constitution review
Mauritania constitutional referendum
Twenty million people facing starvation in Yemen and Somalia-Red Cross
Rwanda to send extra troops to South Sudan
Zimbabwe: Opposition wants UN to handle 2018 polls
NGOs raise concern over rights violations in Burundi
Car bomb kills four near Somali presidential palace
Somalia names 26-minister cabinet
Exiled Yahya Jammeh works on Equatorial Guinea farm ‘for the cameras’
The Equatorial Guinea and South Sudan seal oil deal
Djiboutian human rights activist arrested
CAR: François Hollande reiterates support for state sovereignty
Why Africa is less happy than the rest of the world
Pope begs for forgiveness over church’s role in Rwanda genocide
All African delegates of Africa Summit in U.S. denied visas
AU donates $100,000 towards Somalia drought relief, $863.5m needed