Developing Transitional Solutions for Rohingya Refugees in Bangladesh
With long-term solutions likely to remain elusive, it’s time to make serious efforts toward improving Rohingya lives in the short term.
Month: May 2023
How a South Korean video game developer is pushing Korean culture in its games
NPR’s Ailsa Chang talks with Jeonghee “JJ” Jin, CEO of Pearl Abyss America, about South Korean video games pushing for the international markets.
Inside the Veterans Games where injured heroes compete against other soldiers to help with their recovery
LIFTING the barbell proudly above his head, former Royal Marine commando Mitchell Singleton knew he had come a long way in his recovery.
The 59-year-old, who served in the Falklands War and in Iraq, is one of a 60-strong team chosen by British milit…
GOP walkout in Oregon Senate hits 4th week; uncertain if boycotters will be sanctioned
A ballot measure approved by Oregon voters last November was supposed to disqualify state lawmakers who carry out extensive walkouts from being reelected for the following term
Police in Atlanta arrest 3 behind bail fund supporting protests against police training complex
Police on Wednesday arrested three Atlanta organizers who have been aiding protesters against the city’s proposed police and fire training centre, striking at the structure that supports the fight against what opponents derisively call “Cop City.”
White House Says Claim Tara Reade’s Life Was at Risk by US Government ‘Absolutely False’
Spokesman John Kirby commented on Russia’s embrace of Tara Reade, and called “absolutely false” her claim of being in danger from US government
Census Bureau again delays release of most detailed data from 2020 census
The U.S. Census Bureau says it is once again delaying the release, and narrowing the scope, of some of the most detailed data from the 2020 census — this time until next year.
Salesforce raises guidance but sees pressure as customers back away from big consulting deals
Salesforce raised its full-year guidance and reported an earnings and revenue beat, but capital costs were higher than expected.