Ghana’s oldest public university is taking down an icon due to his own racism against Black Africans.
The University of Ghana Removes Statue of Gandhi
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Luxembourg Becomes the First Country in the World to Make All of its Public Transport Free
The Western European microstate is combating environmental pollution and income inequality through covering basic services.
Germany’s Christian Democrats Elect Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer as Their New Leader
The future remains female in Europe’s most powerful country.
The Far-Right Populist Wave is Gradually Rising in Spain After Recent Regional Elections
The right-wing to far-right party in the Iberian country is making gains.
Taiwanese Progressives Suffer Loses in Recent Elections and Referenda
Progressives in the East Asian island country are losing grip on power.
Danes Hit Trump Back After White House’s Economic Study Criticizing Socialism
The Nordic country known for building Legos is hitting back at the President who wants to build a wall.
Longtime German Chancellor Angela Merkel to Step Down in 2021
Merkle’s near future resignation shows signs of political instability in Germany.
Ethiopia Appoints Former Diplomat to Become Its First Female President
Ethiopia makes history in gender representation.
Israel Detains An American Student Who Occupation of Palestine
A young 22-year old Florida girl is being held in detention while studying abroad in the Jewish state.
Denmark is Banning Non-Renewable Energy Power Vehicles to Combat Climate Change
Denmark is making serious changes to have more clean powered vehicles on its roads.
United Nations Study Warns That Humanity has Until 2030 to Reduce Climate Change
Time is running out on climate change.
Conservative Momentum Rises in Canada as Provinces Nationwide Steer Politically Rightward
In Atlantic Eastern Canada, provincial governments are moving political right.
The Republic of Ireland Will Offer Free Abortions After the Official Repeal of Its Nationwide Ban
A big step for a religious country.
Analysis: Sweden’s Far-Right Nationalists Gain Seats in National Elections
Stockholm is about to get more representation from the Nordic country’s far-right.
Singer Lana Del Rey Postpones Performance in Israel after Backlash
The pop artist will not perform at a local music festival in northern Israel due to backlash from Palestinian rights activists.
South Korean Bans the Sale of Coffee in All of its Schools Nationwide
The Republic of Korea is ditching caffeine at its own places of learning.
Danish Politicians Hit Back At Fox Host’s Critical Commentary on Denmark
Danish politicians hit back at FOX Business host Trish Regan’s controversial commentary about Denmark’s economy and lifestyles.
British Conservatives Are Being Accused of Rigging Elections in Their Own Favor
And does it have anything to do with U.S. politics?
Political Opposition in Post-Mugabe Zimbabwe Challenging Recent Election Results
Opposition in the African country is challenging the recent free election result’s legitimacy.
U.S. Congressional Representatives Are Demanding Justice for Brazil’s Lula Da Silva
29 Congressional Democrats in Washington, D.C. are demanding justice in Brazil.
New Cuban Constitution Recognizes Private Property and Opens the Door for Progress
The government in Havanna has approved new changes to its national constitution.
Israeli Parliament Passes a Controversial New Law That Could Divide the Country
Israel’s new law could undermine ethnic and religious peace in the country.
Ireland Will Become the First Country in the World to Divest from Fossil Fuel Energy
The Republic of Ireland will divest from non-renewables in the wake of climate change.
Israel May Become the First Country in the Middle East to Decriminalize Cannabis
The Jewish state is seriously considering the decriminalization of the substance.
Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador and His Electoral Alliance Win General Elections in Mexico
The two-time presidential candidate will become the country’s first major leftist leader.
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