To the Minister of Justice, Human and Minority Rights Crna Gora Mr. Sergej Sekulivic Copy: The First Secretary of the Minister of Justice, Human and Minority Rights Crna Gora, Boris Maric Concerns: The extradition case of Georgii Rossi to the Russian Federation Dear Mr Minister, Montenegro is a candidate toContinue Reading
Cooperation with PRC is strategically significant and lucrative business for many Ukrainian companies. What allures Ukrainian entrepreneurs in cargo transportation from China? The PRC is one of the key players in the international trade market and ranks one of the first places globally in terms of ease of conducting business.Continue Reading
Trinidad and Tobago, which has been managing the pandemic fairly well thus far, with 7,450 total cases between March 2020 and present, 343 current active cases and 133 deaths, has recorded its first case of the COVID-19 Variant B117, via a returning national travelling from the United Kingdom. The UnitedContinue Reading
Mixed messages from Tokyo metropolitan government, which has asked people to limit non-essential trips, versus the central government’s 1.68 trillion yen (15 billion USD) “Go To Travel” campaign, which aims to boost internal tourism, have placed Japan in a “double bind” over the virus. On Wednesday, July 22, Tokyo governor KoikeContinue Reading
This edited article is from Prachatai, an independent news site in Thailand, and was edited and republished by Global Voices as part of a content-sharing agreement. The student activist group Bad Student organized a series of protests on October 2 at various high schools in Bangkok to protest against theContinue Reading
Popular YouTube channel and website The Black Experience Japan features interviews with dozens of black residents of Japan. Launched in 2017 by Laranzo “Ranzo” Dacres, a Jamaican living in Japan, The Black Experience Japan interviews people from a wide variety of backgrounds, from a man who “found exactly what he needed inContinue Reading
When the pandemic began in March 2020, Deisi had been living in Ecuador for four months. With $100 US dollars in her pocket, she arrived with her husband and her two children, and quickly found a job selling juice on the street. Her husband became a plumber, and both salaries allowedContinue Reading
A Syrian refugee is searching for hope and freedom after all the difficulties he faced on his journey from Syria to Spain, only to face the unexpected: yet another confinement, but this time due to the outbreak of COVID-19. We are not ready. We don’t have masks, nor gloves toContinue Reading
Woodland style art can be characterized by its colorful figures, dark black lines, and as one British Columbia art studio describes it, as “native art that blends traditional legends and myths with contemporary mediums.” It’s a style that 19-year-old artist, Tsista Kennedy, of the Anishnaabe and Onyota’aka Nations of London,Continue Reading
This is the first article in a series that highlights the question of slavery reparations in the Caribbean. It is based around issues discussed in the NCG Bocas Lit Fest’s live stream event, “The Case for Reparations,” which featured an in-depth conversation with Sir Hilary Beckles, chair of the CARICOM ReparationsContinue Reading