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Serena Williams to be inducted into National Women's Hall of Fame
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Khalid Albaih, or the art of fighting injustice
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Khalid Albaih is a Sudanese political cartoonist and civil rights activist. He has earned international recognition as one of the most influential political cartoonists. His fight has no frontiers and his goal has never changed: using art to make the world a better place, as he told The Dialogue.
Thousands gather in US capitol for March on Washington 60th anniversary
To mark the 60th anniversary of the March on Washington, thousands converged on the National Mall in Washington on Saturday. They said the US has yet to fulfil Martin Luther King's dream as the country remains fractured by racial inequality
Ukrainian Army's 47th brigade says Robotyne has been liberated
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George Soros' foundation plans to limit funding to Europe
The charity founded by billionaire financier George Soros is shifting its focus away from Europe to other parts of the world.
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Italy under Giorgia Meloni: no country for non-traditional families
On a crusade for the defence of traditional families, Italy's Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni wants to make surrogacy carried out abroad by Italian couples a crime, after stepping up restrictions on homosexual couples' already limited rights to parenthood.
Rise of the far-right underminesLGBTQI+ rights in Europe
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UK Appeal Court rules plan to send asylum-seekers to Rwanda illegal
The UK High Court has delivered a blow to PM Sunak's plans to send asylum-seekers to Rwanda by ruling the move illegal. The government says it will appeal the judgement at the Supreme Court.
Teachers in Hungary protest 'revenge' education reform bill
The main teachers union, the PDSZ, says the latest new rules pile pressure on over-worked and underpaid staff by revoking their status as public employees, increasing workload, and tightening performance evaluation.
Scandals risk shattering people's trust in the EU, warns Ombudsman
In an interview with Euronews, Emily O'Reilly said citizens were "almost predestined" to distrust the EU institutions.
The film you need to watch before the upcoming James Baldwin biopic
A James Baldwin biopic has been announced - but who was the author / activist?
Here's a film recommendation that is a must-watch to begin to appreciate the timeless resonance of one of the 20th century’s greatest minds.