United Kingdom: How sensationalist journalism obscures view of reality
Experienced journalists sat with the UK Bahá’í Office of Public Affairs to explore how news reporting can promote understanding and dialogue.
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Month: July 2022
Top rights expert questions ‘double standard’ on Ukraine’s war displaced
A top UN-appointed human rights expert on Thursday raised the issue of an alleged “double standard” in Poland and Belarus towards those forced to flee the war in Ukraine.
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President Metsola: “An opportunity to transform Ukraine”
Dear President Zelenskyy, Dear President Nauseda, Dear Speaker Stefanchuk, Dear Members of Verkhovna Rada, Thank you for having me with you here today. It is a privilege, but more importantly it is a responsibility for me, as the President of the European Parliament to again have the honour of addressing the Verkhovna Rada on this […]
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A quick guide on how to choose the best online sportsbook in New York – The Baltic Times
If you’re new to the world of online sports betting, you might be overwhelmed with the amount of sportsbooks at your disposal. Today, we&r……
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Sharp decline in freight volumes – The Baltic Times
The international transport and logistics company Operail, which has lost over half of its freight volumes due to the Russian invasion of Ukrain……
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Zelenskyy: Ukraine ‘waiting on signal’ to start grain exports
Ukraine is ready to start shipments of grain under a deal it has signed with Turkey, Russia and the U.N., President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said on Friday. Zelenskyy visited the Chornomorsk port in Odesa for the loading of the first ships. An official statement from his office said “exports may begin in the coming days.” “Our […]
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Russian links to Italian right threaten Meloni’s election campaign
ROME — After Mario Draghi’s coalition government collapsed, plunging Italy into fresh turmoil, an unsettling question is hanging in the air: was the Kremlin involved? Two incidents involving contact between right-wing party chiefs and Russian diplomats have triggered a round of finger-pointing in Rome as the election campaign gets into gear. The row threatens to damage […]
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Photos That Helped to Document the Holocaust Were Taken by a Nazi
Historians have relied on Herman Heukels’s pictures of Jewish persecution in World War II, but it’s not widely known that the Dutch photographer shot them as Nazi propaganda.
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Lavrov To Propose a Time to Discuss Possible Prisoner Swap for Brittney Griner
Sergey Lavrov said he would listen to what U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken had to say about a proposal for the release of Brittney Griner and another American.
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