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March 6, 1957: Ghana, the first sub-Saharan African country to become independent from colonial rule
March 8, 1944: Kabardino-Balkaria commemorates 73rd anniversary of Stalin’s deportations
March 10, 1959: Tibetan National Uprising Day
March 11, 1990: Day of Re-Establishment of Lithuania’s Independence
March 12, 1968: Independence Day in Mauritius
March 16: History night focuses on The ‘Basques in Emmett’
May 5: Holodomor Education Conference: Education–Awareness–Action
Belarus spring challenges Lukashenko’s hardline rule
In Belarus, a rising fear: Will we be the next Ukraine?
3 Belarus opposition leaders sentenced to 15 days
Andrei Sannikov: West Must Support Belarusian Democratic Opposition
Belarusian protesters win a real victory: officials feel compelled to meet with them
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For Belarus, Moscow reanimates themes used to justify aggression in Ukraine
The U.S. is sending 2,500 troops to Kuwait, ready to step up the fight in Syria and Iraq
Macedonia at the Crossroads – Is Peaceful Transfer of Power Possible in Authoritarianism?
GOP congressman worries: Russia might move in the Balkans
U.S. insurer AIG makes Luxembourg its EU hub to cope with Brexit
Just one in five foreign rapists in Sweden are ever deported to their home countries
Is Sweden really the best place in the world for women?
Austria calls for less money for EU states opposing refugee distribution
Once welcoming to migrants, Austria now taking tougher stance
Austria stops four Turkish political meetings as row spreads
With eye on Turkey, Austria wants ban on foreigners campaigning on its soil
Austria Is Making Electric Cars More Affordable Than Ever
Montenegro Jails Five More Serbs Over Alleged Coup Plot
Serbian court rejects extradition of Montenegro coup suspect
Montenegro coup suspects push for poll to foil Nato bid
With some support in Forbes: President Donald Trump Should End NATO Expansion Charade
Singapore relaxes some property curbs
Singapore considers harsher penalties for child sex crimes after public outcry
Azerbaijan leaves transparency group after membership suspended
Donald Trump’s hotel Azerbaijan
A sample Cyprus history lesson
Cyprus: EU opposes peace deal giving Turks key freedoms
Cyprus’ religious leaders unite against violence to women
Turkey referendum affecting peace talks: Cyprus President
Island, interrupted: Peace remains elusive for divided Cyprus
Survey: Switzerland considered ‘best country’ in the world
Hydropower: Switzerland’s massive source of renewable energy
12 fascinating facts about the history of women’s rights in Switzerland
Country with the biggest number of cars produced per capita: fifth carmaker could come to Slovakia
China Courts Albania Investment As U.S. Pushes Reforms
Albania Opposition Delays Launch of Judicial Reform
Mogherini to Albanian students: You are the present of this country
DNA reveals Aboriginal people had a long and settled connection to country
Australia’s first aboriginal minister seeks referendum on recognising aboriginal within Australia
Hungarian law targets Soros, foreign-backed NGOs
Czech president starts re-election bid with media jab and a bit of Russian
Czech prime minister holds on to party leadership before election battle
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Far East Affairs: Mongolia and Japan
Ban or not, Mongolian child jockeys stay in the saddle
Libya’s eastern parliament quits UN peace deal with Tripoli
Libya’s eastern parliament calls for elections next year
Serbian confidence in EU accession process declining
OSCE Calls on Kosovo to Continue Talks With Serbia
Kosovo: Talks between Belgrade and Pristina ‘essential’ to peace, UN envoy tells Security Council
New war crimes court may bring Kosovo families justice
Foreign affairs MEPs encourage #Serbia and #Kosovo to do more to improve ties
McAllister regrets Serbia is ignoring anti-Russia sanctions
Serbia Presidential Elections 2017
UN report: Turkey guilty of ‘serious’ abuses in Kurdish region
Damning UN report slams Turkey, revealing the extent of its anti-Kurdish war
Armed Forces Chiefs Meet in Turkey Over Syrian Kurdish Tensions
Greenland’s constitutional commission
Young Greenlanders are in no rush for their country to gain its independence
Plans unveiled for a massive uranium mine in Greenland
West Papuan flag raised on the Great Wall of China!
Indonesia trying to divert attention away from serious human rights violations in West Papua
Slovenia pursues plan to sell its largest bank
Elections in Armenia: The Missing Ideological Battle
France seeks to revive Armenia-Azerbaijan peace push
Little Free Libraries in Armenia Launches Campaign to Expand to Regions, Artsakh
Armenia Must Recognize Artsakh says ARF’s Manoyan
In Algeria, Berbers Fight For Equal Amazigh-Arabic Language Status
Haratin: Women Prime Victims of Slavery and Sexual Violence in Mauritania
Eritrean refugees in Missoula fled a nation of oppression and military conscription
Eritrea: International Women’s Day Commemorated Nationwide
11 Malian soldiers killed in an attack on army post near Burkina border
In Tunisia, a theater fights against obscurantism
UN chief on emergency visit to Somalia
Lesotho readies for elections after parliament is dissolved
Akon lights up Gambian village
Outrage as Gambian journalist is attacked at press conference of ruling coalition
South Sudan: ex-army general forms rebel group aimed at deposing President Kiir
South Sudan famine stricken regions receive emergency food rations
Mama Togo, first supporter of “The Sparrowhawks”, the Togo football team
Botswana president Ian Khama meets German Chancellor Merkel ahead of international tourism fair
South Sudan leaders have failed the people and neglected their duty- UN
For the fast time in a more than 25 years Somalia to print new bank notes
Dozens of passengers left stranded after Tunisair grounds all flights over uniform row
Gambia: Remains of opposition activist Solo Sandeng exhumed
Somaliland: Investigators discover 17 bodies from old mass graves
Repatriation of Tshisekedi’s body postponed as divisions deepen in Congo’s opposition
Gambia: coalition near collapse over legislative election
Gabon opposition rejects President’s call for talks to ease political tensions
Hundreds join anti-government protest in Guinea-Bissau
Congo accused of ‘gross’ human rights violations by the United States
Former Abkhaz Leader Seeks Election To Parliament
Tbilisi says illegal election in breakaway Abkhazia is attempt to legalise occupation
Russian Activist Navalny Opens Campaign Office in Tatarstan, Calls For More Decentralization
Russia’s Eyes Focus on Tatarstan
Bulgaria Being Pushed into ‘Geopolitical Sandwich’
Czar Bust in Crimea Reportedly Appears to Shed Tears
Three years after Russia’s annexation of Crimea, Tatar voices are still unheard
Atlantic Council: U.S. Has Thrown Ukraine ‘Under the Bus’
Is Trump throwing Ukraine to the Kremlin sharks?
Ukraine three years on: a basis for optimism
‘Out of sight, out of mind’: Humanitarian crisis worsens in Ukraine as world focuses on Syria, Iraq
Taras Shevchenko. The case of a personal fight against the Russian Empire
Russia in the Hague accused of terror & discrimination in Crimea & funding terrorism in Donba
Russia slanders Crimean Tatar Mejlis & openly lies about Odesa, MH17 at Hague Court
Russia’s lawyer doesn’t deny Russian missile downed MH17, only that it’s terrorism
Ukraine vs. Russia in The Hague: key arguments
Russia lies about its most openly anti-Crimean Tatar trial at the Hague
The Sad, Rich, and Hopeful History Behind Crimean Tatar Traditional Clothing
Peoples of Russia have nothing in common except loyalty to Putin
Putin gives military award to Russian soldier for Donbas battle
Searching for the American Dream on the Edge of the War in Ukraine
Malta’s famous Azure Window rock formation collapses
‘If you live here and want to be Welsh, you are’ Leanne Wood outlines her vision for tolerance
How the Welsh developed their own form of poetry
Former Caernarfon gym could be transformed into Welsh language experience
Faroe Islands’ first Michelin-starred restaurant
Chisinau accuses Russia of hindering money laundering investigations
Moldova Warns Against Official Travel To Russia, Citing ‘Humiliating’ Abuse
How a single mom revolutionized Moldova’s Jewish community
Moldova: The Captured State on Europe’s Edge
Moldova Pays High Price for Power Games
Romania to offer technical support in implementing European legislation in Moldova
Thousands gather to mourn Haiti’s former president
UN expert flags ‘daily violations’ in Haiti prisons
Haiti is Ready for UN Peacekeepers to Leave Soon
World’s First Ship Tunnel to Bypass Norway’s Most Dangerous Waters
14.8 million euros to stimulate tourism in the Basque Country
Basque Actress looks forward to switching off the TV during the national anthem of Spain et al
San Sebastián’s Renown For Great Food Keeps Growing
Celebrating Basque culture in Virginia City
‘Time to bury’ US-led law, as Bolivia expands coca production
Bolivia: Former Governor Sentenced for Orchestrating Massacre of Indigenous Protesters
Touristic project to unite Peru, Ecuador and Bolivia
Reporting in Ramzan Kadyrov’s Chechnya
Why Putin May Not Want to Defeat ISIS in Syria
We have nothing else to sell but our teeth
Heritage New Zealand launch new Maori strategy to protect land
Battle for the Maori electorate seats is going to be a hot one
New initiatives helping to grow Māori Social Enterprise
10 fascinating facts about Bosnia and Herzegovina
U.N. Court Declines to Reopen Bosnia’s Genocide Case Against Serbia
Bosnia Investigates Lawyer Who Appealed Genocide Case Before UN Court
Yazidi boys made to fight for IS
Amal Clooney and Yazidi rape victim pressure UN to investigate ISIS crimes
Prague to send psychotherapists to help Yazidis in Iraq
Nagas, tribes focus of Cambridge exhibit on India’s marginalised
Jharkhand’s Adivasis have been relentlessly protesting for months. Why?
Chittagong Hill Tracts: Indigenous Groups Vulnerable to Corrupt Police
Draft law proposed for protection of indigenous groups’ land rights
‘Why British, Nigerian governments don’t want Biafra Republic’
Biafra national party, UPP, restructuring for Anambra state elections
Biafra: Why our camps, headquarter in Igboland were shut down – MASSOB
These 17 photos show Finland’s brutally cold World War II battle with the Soviet Union
Finland founds International Gender Equality Prize
Who are the richest people and families in Ireland?
In wake of election, Sinn Féin sets its sights beyond Stormont
Northern Ireland Scrambles to Save Power-Sharing as Brexit Looms
Will Northern Ireland’s political upheaval be good news for marriage equality?
Dublin wants special deal for Northern Ireland to ease Brexit impact
Hotel with ‘the worst view in the world’: Banksy opens a Palestinian guest house
Elton John tells Palestinians: “Please know that you are not alone”
Israel’s Biggest Crime Against Palestine Is Occupation Itself
Palestinian legal activism, between liberation and the ‘desire’ for statehood
Are British universities silencing critics of Israel?
PM Modi’s Israel visit without a stopover in Palestine shows shift in New Delhi’s foreign policy
The Second Palestinian Nakba: Kuwait and the Iraq War
Greece’s economy has turned corner, says central bank chief
Greece’s economy performed even worse than expected at the end of 2016
Taiwan urges reconciliation as China butts in on memorial
Former Taiwan President: Student Exchanges Could Be Key to Peace With China
Taiwan is weighing whether to evict former dictator Chiang Kai-shek from his own memorial
Gauging Climate Change’s Impact on Iceland
Iceland’s Contribution to UN Reproductive Health Fund Triples
Jewish community centres hit by wave of bomb threats
Why Hollywood has abandoned Brand Israel
2017 Pritzker Prize goes to Catalan firm RCR Arquitectes
Catalan National Assembly member speaks out as Homs trial continues
Westminster to create All-Party Parliamentary Group on Catalonia
Ex-CIA spy freed in Portugal, avoids extradition over kidnapping
Ñuqanchik Peruvian news caught international media’s attention
The lost ones: Inside Brazil’s Indigenous suicide crisis
Indigenous Mexicans Slam Misappropriation of Native Designs
A United Nations Observer Said The US Is Still Mistreating Native People
UN rights expert urges US to create indigenous land policy
‘It’s kind of late to complain about immigration,’ says Indigenous writer Doug Cuthand
Families divided after Ottawa tells thousands they’re not indigenous
Words Matter: Horizon Zero Dawn, Games Criticism, and Native Appropriation
Indigenous people speak out against pollution of tribal lands
Indigenous Languages Still In Danger Throughout Indian Country
Native Women’s Day Is Every Day
Native Nations Rise March: A Powerful, Emotional Uprising for Indigenous Rights
Former South Ossetian Leader To Appeal Election Ban
Ossetia to be latest focus of Russia’s uneasy relationship with EU
Protesters rally to save last green site in Lebanon’s Beirut
Hitting the slopes at Lebanon’s oldest ski resort
Lebanon looks to develop oil industry
Spirit of Unity: Three Russian Buddhist Republics Celebrate Losar in Moscow
India brushes aside Beijing’s warning against Dalai Lama’s Arunachal visit
Ani Choying Drolma: Nepal’s rock star nun
Meet the Little Tibet of Delhi
The Dalai Lama Is Politically Incorrect
Nepal bans ‘Tibetan Uprising Day commemorations’ again
History Leading Up to March 10, 1959
Visit the holiest Tibetan temple
China Hands Out Monetary Awards to ‘Patriotic’ Tibetan Monks, Nuns in Rebgong
Tibet remains 2nd least free place in the world
Tibetan languages face heavy government pressure whilst modernity threatens neglected dialects
Need to resist China’s uncivilised expansionist policies
Commemorating Tibetan Uprising Day in the face of our political differences
Tibetan Man Beaten, Arrested For Sharing Dalai Lama Pictures
India asks Beijing not to politicize Dalai Lama’s Arunachal visit
More than ten sovereignty organizations actively fight for the independence of Hawaii
Anyone who appreciates our language, customs and values can be an Estonian
Oil and gas ‘should not be part of the economic case for indyref2’
Unionist side will bring its very own brand of grievance culture to indyref2
50/50: Half of Scots now ready to vote Yes
Indy Scotland will target rUK businesses anxious about Brexit in bid to close growth gap
Spanish MEP from ruling party: We won’t veto Scotland’s EU membership
‘All-out offensive’ in Xinjiang risks worsening grievances
Remembering the Ghulja Incident: 20th Anniversary of ‘Uyghur Tiananmen’ Passes With Little Notice
Detained on Unknown Charge, Uyghur Kills Five With Axe
Morocco pulls troops from contested area of Western Sahara
Balochistan: More Than 22 Million Children Without Access to Education in Pakistan
Iran: Swiss Parliament Conference Raises Awareness for Plight of Minority Groups
Georgian Ambassador to US calls for “stronger America in Georgia, in region”
Tbilisi to host NATO Parliamentary Assembly session in May
Georgia surprises 6,000,000th tourist with once-in-a-lifetime adventure
Deterring Russian Aggression in the Baltic States
Lithuanians stock up for ‘hybrid’ war with Russia
Representation of women in decision-making processes remains low in all three Baltic states