Multiculturalism
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200 Greek Australians say ‘YES’ to the Indigenous Vote in Parliament
On the eve of 26 January, a statement supported by nearly 200 Greek Australians from all walks of life who…
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Why interfaith marriage in India is getting dangerous
Some couples have faced violence and death threats. Murali Krishnan DW Interfaith marriages in India have been a sensitive issue for…
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Jerusalem: Palestinian anger over far-right Israeli minister’s holy site visit
National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, who has called for a harder line towards the Palestinians, walked around the site surrounded…
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Harvard University appoints Claudine Gay as school’s first Black president
Gay is the first person of color and the second woman to hold the role of Harvard University’s president. Amanda…
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Should Australia create ‘settlement cities’ for refugees? Here’s why some say yes
Afghan refugee Hamid Arfany is living in the Victorian city of Dandenong and says he has felt welcome in the…
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Turkish government criticized for creating new Alevi cultural agency
In a controversial pre-election move directed at Turkey’s Alevi population, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has established a new public agency to coordinate…
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The invisible migration crisis on von der Leyen’s doorstep
You don’t need to walk far from the vast concrete and glass structures that house the EU’s monolithic institutions before…
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‘Unite or die’: Sunak’s warning to Tories after winning vote to be UK’s next prime minister
On Monday (UK time), he told MPs the party must “unite or die” following the unprecedented upheavals in UK politics…
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EU top court: Employers banning religious signs at work is not discrimination
The Court of Justice of the European Union ruled Thursday that internal legislation by an employer prohibiting the visible wearing of all…
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Turkey: Hundreds of churches and monasteries waiting to be ‘saved’
A hundred years after the 1913-23 genocide of Christians by Ottoman Turkey, the last remnants of the cultural and religious…
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This Week in History: The Asia Minor Catastrophe
It’s the 100th Anniversary of an event described as ‘changing the face of Modern Greece’, the destruction of the Mediterranean…
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Jim, John, Bjorn and the GOAT
I doubt I fully appreciated the trouble my father had gone into to secure my first ever Centre Court ticket…
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Greek archaeologists express concerns to UNESCO over Hagia Sophia
In an open letter to the director general of UNESCO, Audrey Azoulay, the Association of Greek Archaeologists (SEA) sounded the…
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Tanks for the memories: War upends ethnic relations in Estonia
NARVA, Estonia — Anna Gisser was out for a stroll through Narva’s leafy Siivertsi park last week, when the 82-year-old…
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A year on from the fall of Kabul, Afghans reflect on their new lives in Australia
Her courageous reporting focused on democracy and women’s rights — particularly education for girls — in what was still a…
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Mehreen Faruqi says Australian politicians shouldn’t have to give up citizenship in other countries
Here, two Senators affected by the law share their stories. Krishani Dhanji SBS Mehreen Faruqi gave up her Pakistani citizenship…
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