NYCN Diaspora enacts 2026 constitution, urges inclusivity
The Diaspora arm of the National Youth Council of Nigeria has enacted its 2026 Constitution to enhance youth empowerment and inclusivity among Nigerians abroad.
Italian Senate approves extension of deadline for requesting citizenship for minors born abroad
The Italian Senate has approved an extension to May 2029 for minors born abroad to apply for Italian citizenship.
'It gives us pride': Bad Bunny tour unites Sydney's Latin diaspora
A local event in Sydney celebrating Bad Bunny's world tour fosters a sense of unity among the Latin American community.
K. Budrys: The Creating Diaspora Enriches Lithuania and Strengthens Its Future
Minister K. Budrys emphasizes the importance of the Lithuanian diaspora in enriching the nation’s culture and helping Lithuania to be heard in the world.
CM Yogi met people of Indian origin and nun named Tulsi in Japan, see
CM Yogi Adityanath is currently on a tour of Japan, where he engaged with the Indian diaspora and met with a nun named Tulsi.
Latvians write to Trump at least twice a year. The World Association of Free Latvians, founded across the ocean, has been operating for 70 years
The World Association of Free Latvians has continued its efforts for 70 years, focusing on raising awareness of the Baltic states' occupation and maintaining the idea of Latvia's independence.
Invitation to Return Home: The Lithuanian Post Presents the Stamp 'Grįžtu LT - Where the Heart Is'
A new postage stamp in Lithuania supports the 'Grįžtu LT' initiative, aimed at assisting Lithuanians living abroad in their return to the country.
A new postage stamp is being issued – dedicated to a special initiative
A new postage stamp has been issued to support the Ministry of Foreign Affairs initiative "Grįžtu LT," aimed at helping Lithuanians abroad plan their return to Lithuania.
Invitation to Return Home: The Lithuanian Post Issues a New Postage Stamp
A new postage stamp issued by the Lithuanian Post supports the Foreign Ministry's 'Grįžtu LT' initiative, aimed at assisting Lithuanians living abroad in their return to Lithuania.
Goiano makes success selling pequi in the United States
Roberto Leandro Rodrigues, a Brazilian entrepreneur, successfully sells traditional fruits, including pequi, in the United States, drawing interest and support from the Brazilian diaspora.
Ukrainians living in Saskatchewan mark 4-year anniversary of Russian invasion
Ukrainians in Saskatchewan are commemorating the four-year anniversary of Russia's invasion, reflecting on their experiences and losses during the war.
A musical story for the Greeks who endured…
The musical performance 'ASTORIA' brings to life the struggles and resilience of Greek immigrants in 1920s and 1930s New York, set in an Astoria café that serves as a heart for the community.
Zimbabweans Abroad Dismiss Ziyambi's Claim That Diaspora Voting Depends On Constitutional Amendment
The Zimbabwe Diaspora Vote Initiative refutes Justice Minister Ziyambi Ziyambi's assertion that constitutional amendments are necessary for diaspora voting, claiming the right is already guaranteed under the Constitution.
A 'Gen Z 212' activist from the diaspora arrested and prosecuted in Morocco
A 'Gen Z 212' activist, Zineb El Kharroubi, who campaigned in France, has been arrested and is currently on trial in Morocco for her social media posts.
Italian Chamber of Deputies approves extension of the deadline for recognition of citizenship for minors born abroad
The Italian Chamber of Deputies approved a deadline extension for citizenship applications for descendants of Italians born abroad to May 2029.
Remittances of Egyptians abroad reach highest level in history during 2025
In 2025, remittances from Egyptians abroad have reached an all-time high of approximately $41.5 billion, marking a significant increase of 40.5% compared to 2024.
Iranian diaspora says they face threats and intimidation in Australia
The Iranian diaspora in Australia reports experiencing threats and intimidation linked to the brutal crackdown on protests in Iran.
Cuban exiles in the US send aid to loved ones on the island
Cuban exiles in the United States are sending humanitarian aid to their families and friends still living in Cuba amid ongoing hardships on the island.
Sheinbaum: "The United States would not be what it is without Mexicans"
Claudia Sheinbaum emphasized the importance of Mexicans living and working in the U.S. during her visit to Coahuila, advocating for national sovereignty amidst ongoing political tensions.
Ukrainian Organizations in the US Don't Let Up or Forget About the War
Ukrainian organizations in the United States actively engage in fundraising and advocacy efforts to support their homeland amidst ongoing conflict with Russia.
In the Pro Diaspora, Macri Opens the Door to 2027 and His Cousin Recruits the 'Old Guard' to Resist in the City
Former President Mauricio Macri is preparing to reengage in politics, distancing himself from President Javier Milei while activating a federal tour to strengthen his party's presence ahead of the 2027 elections.
SOCIETY: A great opportunity for our people: education in Estonia should connect Estonians abroad more closely with their homeland
The article discusses the potential for Estonian education to strengthen ties with the diaspora, estimating that around 25,000 young Estonians abroad could be encouraged to study in Estonia.
Th. Livanios: The passage of the bill will be a victory for Greeks abroad – The diaspora electoral district does not change the electoral system
Greek Minister of Interior Th. Livanios stated that the passage of a new bill focused on voting rights for Greeks abroad would represent a victory for the diaspora without altering the existing electoral system.
Morning Recap: El-Rufai in ICPC custody, Nigerian woman dies in UK, other updates
Former Kaduna State Governor Nasir El-Rufai is in custody of the ICPC amid investigations, and a Nigerian woman has died in the UK shortly after her son's graduation.
FG courts Nigerian doctors overseas to bolster health sector
The Nigerian government aims to engage medical professionals in the diaspora to improve local healthcare services through the Diaspora Health Impact Initiative 2026.
NiDCOM to deploy diaspora doctors across Nigeria
The Nigerians in Diaspora Commission plans to deploy Nigerian doctors from abroad to improve healthcare services across the country through the Diaspora Health Impact Initiative 2026.
Canada can’t be ‘naive’ to China’s transnational repression threat: report
A new report warns Canada to remain cautious in its relations with China, highlighting transnational repression as a significant threat to security and democracy.
The Greek diaspora: The touch of kindness from Mr. Theocharidis changes the lives of hundreds of people
Mr. Theocharidis, a restaurant owner from Sydney, initiates a charity project to help homeless individuals in his community after a moment of realization in 2007.
Firing up the Lunar New Year spirit: All you need to know
This article explores the significance of the Lunar New Year celebrations and their unique expressions within the Asian diaspora in France.
In Parliament, the bill for the electoral district of the diaspora Greek community and postal voting
A new legislative proposal has been introduced in the Greek Parliament to facilitate postal voting for citizens living abroad and to create a distinct electoral district for the Greek diaspora.
Somalia witnesses an unprecedented economic and entertainment opening
Somalia is experiencing a previously unseen economic and entertainment opening as Mogadishu sheds the scars of war and embraces new opportunities.
A Surprising News from Vidas Bareikis
At a concert for the February 16 holiday, Vidas Bareikis unveiled a new song inspired by his experiences and connections with Lithuanians living in America.
In a world where immigrants are being expelled, calling upon writer Cha Hak-kyung again
The article reflects on the struggles and identity crisis of immigrants, particularly focusing on Korean diaspora experiences highlighted through the lens of writer Cha Hak-kyung's works.
Africa: Somali Envoy to South Africa Meets Cape Town Diaspora Leaders to Bolster Unity
Somalia's Ambassador to South Africa met with local diaspora leaders in Cape Town to discuss unity and address community needs.
Almost 20,000 kilometers across the US in search of the escaped talent of Spanish basketball: "They are the future owners of the national team"
Elisa Aguilar and Chus Mateo traveled across the US to connect with Spanish basketball talents playing in the NCAA and NBA, emphasizing the importance of maintaining ties with the diaspora.
Toronto sees hundreds of thousands rally for Iran ‘Day of Action’
Hundreds of thousands rallied in Toronto and other cities globally to support Iranians protesting government repression and calling for political change.
Grazalema learns to live in the diaspora: 'What is saving the town is the institutions and science'
Grazalema, Spain's rainiest village, has been partially evacuated due to a critical aquifer pressure, highlighting the resilience of its residents and the role of institutions in their response.
Is Life in Dubai as Easy as It Appears? An Indian's Revelation
A report highlights the contrasting realities faced by expatriates in Dubai, revealing the challenges that lurk behind the glamorous facade often portrayed on social media.
Firing in Portugal on Lawrence's Birthday, Bullets Rained on Establishment of Indian-Origin Person
Gangsters associated with Lawrence Bishnoi's network open fire on a business establishment in Portugal during his birthday celebration.
More than 70 years of diaspora daily life: The archives of Chicago Latvian radio broadcasts have reached the LNB
The archives of Chicago Latvian radio broadcasts, marking over 70 years of diaspora history, have been transferred to the National Library of Latvia during a visit by program director Silvija Kļaviņa-Baršnija.
"There is such wealth there!" The archives of the Chicago Latvian radio broadcasts have arrived at the LNB
Chicago Latvian radio archives have been transferred to the Latvian National Library, marking the end of weekly broadcasts after 73 years.
They are Venezuelans, they started their dream in the U.S., and now humor has united them with a project that travels the world
Eugenia Siso and Santiago Castellanos, two Venezuelans, created the humorous podcast Ni Me Ladilles after migrating to the U.S., now achieving international recognition and building a loyal community among the diaspora.
A book about the life of Latvian emigration and the experience of the diaspora in Sweden has opened in Stockholm
A new book titled "Latvians in Sweden" has been launched in Stockholm, detailing the history and experiences of the Latvian diaspora in Sweden.
Another Nigerian dies in UK, sparks concern over chronic illnesses
The death of Nigerian student Douglas Izevbigie in the UK raises alarms about chronic illnesses affecting expatriates and leads to a fundraising effort for his burial.
Super Bowl: Tinubu congratulates players of Nigerian descent
Nigerian President Bola Tinubu congratulated players of Nigerian descent on their contribution to the Seattle Seahawks' victory in Super Bowl 60.
Latvian Housewives' Creativity Knows No Bounds! Diaspora Cookbooks on Display at the Exhibition 'Treasured Pages and Delicious Dinners'
The exhibition explores how Latvian housewives adapted traditional recipes while in exile and highlights diaspora cookbooks as cultural artifacts.
Day of Remembrance in Madrid, memory and civil responsibility at the center of European dialogue
The Day of Remembrance was commemorated in Madrid, emphasizing the importance of historical memory and civil responsibility within Europe.
Debate in Parliament 14,000 KM Away from India between Minister Ramkisoon and MP Vishnu Pandey in Pure Hindi!
A debate conducted in Hindi in the Parliament of Guyana between Indian-origin Minister Ramkisoon and MP Vishnu Pandey has sparked interest due to its resemblance to Indian parliamentary proceedings.
Protest at Theresienwiese: Will 100,000 People Really Come to the Iran Demo in Munich?
The Munich Circle organizes a major protest against the Iranian regime in Munich, expecting up to 100,000 participants from the Iranian diaspora in Europe.
Mogadishu bowling alley represents cautious return to everyday life
Mogadishu's first modern bowling alley symbolizes the resurgence of daily life in the capital after years of conflict.