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The Roma people, originating from northern India, form Europe’s largest minority. Despite rich cultural contributions in music and traditions, they’ve faced centuries of persecution, exclusion, and stereotypes. Today, they continue to fight poverty, discrimination, and preserve their resilient identity. Read more

De-dollarization in 2025 is gaining momentum as nations cut reliance on the US dollar. From BRICS currency plans to Saudi Arabia’s cautious diversification, the piece highlights commodities, digital currencies, and geopolitics shaping a more multipolar financial system. Read more

Soft power is a nation’s ability to influence others through culture, values, and diplomacy rather than force. From pop culture and education to global governance and humanitarian aid, countries use soft power to build alliances, trust, and international influence. Read more

Though less influential than during the Cold War, the Non-Aligned Movement remains active in addressing global inequality, climate justice, and South-South cooperation, serving as a platform for 121 nations resisting dominant global power structures. Read more

German citizenship is highly sought after for its powerful passport, visa-free access across Europe, and full access to top healthcare, education, and job markets. Learn how to obtain German citizenship through naturalization, descent, and details about the new dual citizenship... Read more

More than 60 years after JFK’s assassination, the story is far from closed. The FBI’s discovery of thousands of new documents in 2025 has revived old questions about Oswald, foreign ties, and government secrecy. Read more