Multiculturalism

It is a vibrant space at the heart of the multicultural downtown Athens neighborhood of Kypseli, set up with one goal in mind: promoting cultural diversity, empathy and a discrimination-free society. "It happens naturally now. We have the holy grail," says Ioanna Nissiriou, co-founder of We Need Books.

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The most recent survey by Dianeosis on "What Greeks believe" includes the question: What do you think Greece will look like in 10 years' time? More than half of the respondents said they think the country will have a lot more immigrants and that citizens will be more tolerant of diversity.

As global events increasingly threaten Western stability, governments have demonstrated no inclination to entertain a diversity of viewpoints or discussions along the way

The conversation flowed to DEI & the impact it has had on universities in the US. Shapiro compared DEI & its emphasis on race-based solutions to Nazi conspiracies about Jews

Another glimpse into Europe’s glorious future, which threatens to be not quite as multicultural and tolerant as the globalist propaganda insists it will be

The Bulgarian community in Australia with a petition to keep the Bulgarian program of SBS radio in Australia

The Bulgarian community in Australia believes that SBS's decision to stop the SBS Radio program in Bulgarian is extremely unfair, un-Australian and not in the spirit of multiculturalism and unity.

Three-quarters of the world's major conflicts have a cultural dimension. Bridging the gap between cultures is urgent and necessary for peace, stability and development.

Through policies based on respect, mutual recognition of rights and values, tolerance, dialogue and democratic representation at political and institutional level, Romania has become one of the most appreciated models for the protection of minorities' rights, says Prime Minister Ludovic Orban. "We dedicate the day of December 18 every year to celebrating the national minorities.

Seven foreigners described Turkey in their own languages in a video titled "Turkey's Expats," prepared by the Directorate of Communications.