Author: Ebrahim

Maui’s deadly wildfires reveal a vulnerability in the United States that is growing as quickly as threats from climate change: Large swaths of the country are in dry, dangerous areas where wildfires ignite, and governments cash-strapped have ineffective contingency plans to save lives.That’s the deadly combination of the Maui disaster: wildfire risk coupled with what some experts and victims called questionable emergency preparedness. And it has happened in some of the deadliest fires in the country and around the world, alarming fire experts and community leaders.Similar scenarios occurred in Paradise, California, where 85 people died and nearly 19,000 structures were…

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Federal agents from Homeland Security Investigations, representatives of Greece and the Hellenic National Museum are conducting the largest repatriation of ancient coins to Greece. Photo courtesy of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement The ancient Greek coins were seized by U.S. Customs and Border Protection in four separate shipments as they entered the United States, after the senders and recipients were unable to provide the appropriate documents attesting to their ownership. Photo courtesy of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Homeland Security Investigations returned the 51 seized Greek coins to representatives of Greece and the National Hellenic Museum during a repatriation ceremony…

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The Parthenon sculptures, also known as the “Elgin Marbles” or “Parthenon Marbles”, were imported from Greece in the early 19th century and have been on display in Britain ever since. However, the debate over the rightful owner of these Greek sculptures remains open. artifacts continues to this day.The British Museum and the Greek government are in discussions over whether the museum will return the marbles.The marbles were taken from the Parthenon between 1801 and 1805 by Lord Elgin, the British ambassador to the Ottoman Empire, according to the British Museum.The museum claims that the Ottoman Empire was the ruling authority…

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Technology is a major driver of the development and overall success of nations, and the ability to develop and use burgeoning technologies in areas such as artificial intelligence, robotics and data processing holds promise for the growth and progress of countries. At the same time, rapid technological progress threatens to deepen divisions between more and less developed countries.( SEE MORE : The 25 best countries in the world )Technological expertise is one of the 11 attributes used to develop a entrepreneurship sub-ranking which takes into account the Ranking of the best countries 2023 from U.S. News. The Global Best Countries…

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Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama sought to defuse recent tensions between Tirana and Athens while condemning a protest led by Greek politicians in Himare, southern Albania, against the arrest of a minority mayor Greek for alleged vote buying. Two days before the local elections on May 14, 2023, Albanian citizen Fredi Beleri, candidate of Greek origin for mayor of the Himaré region, was arrested on suspicion of buying votes. He continued to win elections, but he remained in prison awaiting trial, along with 48 others suspected of similar crimes. But the news did not please Athens, which said Beleri was…

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Videos showing Greek citizens arresting immigrants for suspected arson sparked controversy on social media and reignited a heated debate on irregular migration to the country. Greece’s Evros region – which has seen some of Europe’s deadliest wildfires in recent days – is a frequent crossing point for migrants entering the country from bordering Turkey, with some local residents fearing that Burned forests do not facilitate an increase in illegal entries. Earlier this month, Greece’s Deputy Minister of Migration and Asylum, Sofia Voultepsi, said there had been a 65% increase migratory flows this year across Greece, with Evros itself experiencing a…

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After years of waiting, that of Nia Vardalos My big Greek wedding 3 is finally on the way, and a lot of information about the upcoming film has been revealed. years 2002 My big Greek wedding was a surprise hit and follows Toula Portokalos (Vardalos) as her impending marriage to a non-Greek man inspires her to connect with her cultural heritage. Praised for its charm and witty humor, the first installment in the franchise even earned Vardalos an Academy Award nomination for Best Original Screenplay. An unsuccessful TV spin-off came soon after, but it was the release of the 2016…

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How does Ohio celebrate its heritage?Summary:Ohio, a state rich in history and cultural diversity, takes great pride in celebrating its heritage. From vibrant festivals and parades to historic sites and museums, Ohioans embrace their past and honor the traditions that have shaped their identity. This article explores the different ways Ohio celebrates its heritage, highlighting the state’s commitment to preserving its history and promoting cultural appreciation.Introduction:Ohio’s heritage is a tapestry woven with the threads of Native American tribes, European settlers, African Americans and diverse immigrant communities. The state’s commitment to honoring this diverse heritage is evident in the many events,…

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BOSTON- American Student Assistance ® (ASA), a national nonprofit organization changing the way children learn about careers and navigate the path to postsecondary education and professional success, today announced that the organization has concluded a 10-year, $25 million affiliation agreement with the Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship (NFTE), the nation’s leading entrepreneurship education organization. Through this strategic alliance, NFTE and ASA will expand access to high-quality entrepreneurship education programs, services and opportunities for middle and high school students in rural, marginalized and economically disadvantaged communities, both in-person and digitally, through partnerships between school districts. curriculum development and collaborative programming, as well…

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With the deepening of diplomatic relations between Greece and Egypt in recent years, there has been a renewed emphasis on the ties between these two Mediterranean countries. One link returning to the spotlight is the historic Greek community in Egypt, which has maintained ties to homelands on both sides of the Mediterranean Sea for 200 years. Steven Tagle and Professor Alexander Kitroeff join Thanos Davelis to look at this vibrant community and explore how their historic role as a bridge between Europe and the Middle East is even more important today. Steven Tagle is a member of the Institute of…

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