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Indigenous groups in the US and Canada have diverse histories shaped by migration, culture, and governance. Despite colonization’s impacts, they preserve languages, assert sovereignty, defend land, and confront modern social, economic, and political challenges.

The US presidential election is a multi-step process involving primaries, delegates, national conventions, and the Electoral College. It combines popular participation with state representation, reflecting both democratic principles and the federal structure of government.

The Roma, originating from northern India, are Europe’s largest minority. Despite rich cultural and musical traditions, they’ve faced centuries of persecution and stereotypes and continue to confront discrimination and poverty while preserving their resilient identity.

In 2025, de-dollarization gains momentum as nations reduce reliance on the US dollar. BRICS currency plans, Saudi diversification, and shifts in commodities, digital currencies, and geopolitics are driving a transition toward a more multipolar global financial system.

Soft power is a nation’s ability to influence others through culture, values, and diplomacy rather than force. Using pop culture, education, global governance, and humanitarian aid, countries build alliances, foster trust, and increase their influence on the world stage.

Though less influential than during the Cold War, the Non-Aligned Movement remains active, tackling global inequality, climate justice, and South-South cooperation, serving as a platform for 121 nations to resist dominant powers and assert independent voices worldwide.

German citizenship is sought for its strong passport, visa-free travel in Europe, and access to top healthcare, education, and jobs. It can be obtained via naturalization, descent, or under new dual citizenship rules, offering residents expanded rights and opportunities.

More than 60 years after JFK’s assassination, the case remains unresolved. In 2025, the FBI released thousands of new documents, reigniting questions about Lee Harvey Oswald, potential foreign ties, and decades of government secrecy surrounding the events of that day.