Jeffries tells Trump to keep his 'reckless mouth shut' after president calls Democratic Party 'greatest enemy'
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries criticized President Trump for labeling the Democratic Party as America's 'greatest enemy' during a recent statement.
Schumer knocks Trump on Iran, plan to send ICE to airports: 'Asking for trouble'
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer criticized President Trump's decision to send ICE agents to airports, calling it impulsive and potentially harmful.
Here in this corner of Ukraine lives a minority that became a pawn in Viktor Orbán's game
An ethnic Hungarian community in western Ukraine seeks to maintain its cultural identity amid external pressures, particularly from Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orbán.
New ethnic unity law further pressures minorities in China
China's National People's Congress passed an ethnic unity law aimed at promoting national unity, but many see it as a means to further pressurize minority groups like the Uighurs.
In the Seimas - proposal to halve the minimum student count requirement for national minority schools
A proposal has been registered in the Lithuanian parliament to reduce the minimum number of students required for national minority schools, aimed at ensuring their viability and access to education in native languages.
French jihadist sentenced to life in jail over IS group genocide of Iraq's Yazidis
A French court has sentenced jihadist Sabri Essid to life imprisonment for his involvement in the genocide of the Yazidi minority by the Islamic State group.
Strikes in southern Syria launched by the Israeli army as a 'response' to attacks against Druze
The Israeli army conducted strikes in southern Syria, claiming it was to protect the Druze minority following recent attacks on them.
The Council of State: Adoption Rights for Same-Sex Couples, the Rationale, and the Minority Opinion
The Greek Council of State has recognized the right of same-sex couples to adopt children, deeming it constitutional and compliant with existing marriage laws for same-sex partners.
White men 'clearly' targeted as Virginia Dems’ race-sex bill hits Spanberger’s desk: experts
Experts believe that a Virginia bill which prioritizes small, women-owned, and minority-owned businesses for procurement may face legal challenges due to perceived targeting of white men.
Schumer keeps public guessing on how long Dems will refuse to fund DHS amid terror attacks
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer has not clarified when Democrats will agree to fund the Department of Homeland Security despite rising terror threats in the US.
The Pomegranate Seeds Burst More as They Ripen
Chinese President Xi Jinping emphasizes ethnic unity in promoting national development in a new law passed by the National People's Congress.
Polish minority has another representative in the Lithuanian government
Ana Burkovskiene has been appointed as Lithuania's Deputy Minister of the Interior, focusing on civil defense and institutional cooperation for public safety and crisis readiness.
Transparency motions pass parliament without government support
Tasmania's parliament has passed transparency motions without support from the minority government, increasing pressure on it to release cabinet documents sooner.
Classes in Lithuanian will be established at schools for ethnic minorities in Vilnius
Classes conducted in Lithuanian will be created in several schools in Vilnius that serve ethnic minorities, promoting the Lithuanian language alongside the preservation of minority languages and cultures.
Dagenham SACK boss just weeks after KSI buys club with ex-Premier League star now in charge
Dagenham & Redbridge have sacked their manager Lee Bradbury just weeks after KSI became a minority shareholder, with Andy Carroll appointed as the interim manager.
Russian psyop allegedly targets Hungarians in western Ukraine as Budapest-Kyiv tensions rise
Russia has reportedly initiated a psychological operation aimed at the Hungarian minority in western Ukraine to exacerbate tensions with Hungary amid escalating political disputes.
Government to Principally Ban 'Duplicate Listings'... KOSDAQ to Implement Promotion and Relegation System for Divisions 1 and 2
The South Korean government announced a plan to principally prohibit duplicate listings of parent and subsidiary companies to protect minority shareholders and improve the valuation of the domestic stock market.
Stock Market: What Awakened the Intracom Holdings Share
The announcement of a double dividend within 2026 from Bally’s Intralot seems to have revived the share price of Intracom Holdings, which holds a minority stake of less than 5% in the company listed by Kim Soo.
The Vilnius City Council will decide on strengthening the Lithuanian language in three national minority schools
The Vilnius City Council is set to discuss measures aimed at enhancing the Lithuanian language instruction in several national minority schools.
The EU energy split on the ETS. Berlin withdraws, Rome in the minority
The German minister Carsten Schneider affirmed the effectiveness of the EU's Emission Trading System (ETS) at the EU Environment Council, distancing Germany from any alliance with Italy seeking its suspension.
Canada mortgage billionaire buys stake in The Economist magazine
Canadian billionaire Stephen Smith has acquired a minority stake in The Economist Group, initiating the first ownership change for the magazine in a decade.
Sydney resident fears for cousin facing 'unjustified' charges in Iran
An Australian man is deeply concerned about his cousin in Iran who faces 'unjustified' charges amid a communications blackout affecting families back home.
Seimas Returned to Improve Legislative Amendments to Help Polish Schools Survive in the Regions
The Lithuanian Parliament is revamping legislative proposals to ensure national minority education in native languages, particularly for Polish communities.
Quaest: 56% say they have already decided their vote for president; 43% claim they may still change
A recent poll indicates that a majority of Brazilians have already made their decision on whom to vote for in the presidential election, although a significant minority remain undecided.
Associate Professor: The Islamic Revolution Left the Expectations of Minorities in Iran Unfulfilled
The article discusses how the Islamic Revolution in Iran has not met the expectations of various minority groups within the country, despite the perception of a unified Islamic state.
Fraud scrutiny clouds Schumer’s Obamacare credit push after his Pentagon ‘luxury’ spending jab
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer's attempt to revive Obamacare tax credits faces challenges due to concerns over fraud and improper enrollments in the Affordable Care Act.
"Six Russians Compared to 27 Countries." Russia Celebrates Triumph, Czechs Classified as Insignificant Minority
Russian media celebrate a significant success at the recent Paralympic Games, where a small team of six athletes brought home multiple medals, overshadowing many larger delegations.
Iran's 130-Year-Old Temple in the Spotlight Amid War
A 130-year-old Hindu temple in Iran is garnering attention during rising tensions between Iran and the US-Israel coalition.
The March Shareholders' Meeting, a Test for 'Shareholder Rights': Circumventing Cumulative Voting and Insufficient Disposition of Treasury Stocks
The upcoming March shareholders' meeting in South Korea will serve as a critical test for the protection of general shareholders' rights amid tensions between major shareholders and minority investors.
Ramadan in Sri Lanka: Warm Traditions for a Minority Living the Spirit of Community
The article explores how Sri Lankan Muslims, as a minority, celebrate Ramadan with unique traditions and community spirit supported by government facilitation.
75 Years and 30 Ramadans: The Story of a Reciter Traveling Through Sri Lanka with the Quran
A 75-year-old reciter named Sheikh Ahmed Labiy Aliyar travels across Sri Lanka to promote Quranic recitation among the Muslim minority, especially during Ramadan.
Beijing Makes Mandarin Mandatory and Sparks Debate on Minority Rights
China has officially codified its longstanding aspiration to ethnic unity by mandating Mandarin as the primary language of education and government through a new law.
China has approved the 'Ethnic Unity' Law; critics worry about new violations of minority rights
China has passed a law aimed at promoting ethnic unity, significantly shifting to the Mandarin language, which has raised concerns among critics regarding minority rights violations.
Council for National Minorities: How much do Novosti, SNV, Prosvjeta… receive this year
The Council for National Minorities has distributed approximately 12.5 million euros for cultural autonomy programs, with the Serbian national minority receiving the largest share.
New language law aims to make China's minorities adapt
China has enacted a new law that mandates the use of Chinese as the primary language in schools, particularly aimed at ethnic minority areas, raising concerns regarding cultural erosion.
What China Seeks by Approving an 'Ethnic Unity' Law That Imposes Han Culture
China's new 'ethnic unity' law aims to promote integration among its 56 officially recognized ethnic groups, but raises concerns about the potential erosion of minority rights.
China passes 'ethnic unity' law in push for assimilation
China has enacted an 'Ethnic Unity and Progress Promotion Law' to enhance national identity and promote integration among its diverse ethnic groups.
China codifies ethnic assimilation with new ‘unity’ law as it counters the West
China has enacted a new law aimed at promoting ethnic unity, with implications for assimilating minority groups and countering Western influence.
Nordtun's Curriculum List is an Attack on Students' Joy of Learning
The proposed curriculum list by Norway's Education Minister Kari Nessa Nordtun is viewed as detrimental to student engagement and learning.
China approved a law on ethnic unity that critics say will weaken minorities
China has approved a new law aimed at strengthening national identity among 55 ethnic minority groups, but critics argue it will further undermine the identities of those not belonging to the majority Han ethnicity.
China's new 'ethnic unity' law could target minorities, say rights groups
China has enacted an 'ethnic unity' law aimed at promoting Mandarin, which rights groups warn may further marginalize minority groups.
China’s rubber-stamp parliament set to approve ‘ethnic unity’ law
China's National People’s Congress is set to vote on legislation that will reduce the status of minority ethnic languages in education, among other laws.
Minorities in China: Xi's Weapon for Preserving National Unity
China's recent legislation on 'ethnic unity' aims to further assimilate its 55 minority groups under the guise of national security.
Accusations Against the Minority for Cheap Politics Ahead of Elections
The mayor of Kópavogur, Ásdís Kristjánsdóttir, addresses criticisms regarding a rental contract for a new culture center in response to public demand for a new library.
“Hegelmann” did not maintain their lead against Šiauliai, who played with a minority
The football match saw Hegelmann struggle to maintain their lead despite Šiauliai playing with one less player.
Carney says ex-NDP floor-crosser Lori Idlout is ‘invaluable’ for Liberals
Prime Minister Mark Carney praised Nunavut MP Lori Idlout for her invaluable contribution to the Liberal caucus after she switched from the NDP to the Liberals, which could help strengthen the minority government.
Iran's regime has minority support and sustains itself through repression, says expert
An expert claims that the Iranian regime, while showcasing a facade of public support during demonstrations, significantly relies on repression to maintain its stability amid a backdrop of limited legitimate backing from the populace.
Prisa wins the court battle over the 2025 refinancing
Prisa has successfully defended its 2025 refinancing process in court against a lawsuit by minority shareholders, affirming the necessity of the deal for the company's financial health.
Amaranta Hank: Who is the former porn actress who will assume the role of senator in Colombia
Amaranta Hank, a former porn actress, has been elected as a senator in Colombia, representing a progressive agenda focused on minority rights.
Dictatorship of the Majority? Article 20 of the Commercial Companies Code as a Shield Against Hostile Dilution of Capital
The article discusses the implications of Article 20 of the Commercial Companies Code in Poland, which protects minority shareholders from hostile capital dilution by ensuring equal treatment among shareholders in similar circumstances.