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- Fun, food and prayer at African Chaplaincy picnic
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- Deadline nears for writing contest
- Transcultural church celebrates first five years
- Migrants in diaspora can contribute now to make a better world says Obasanjo
- Arts as focal point of intercultural efforts discussed at Create seminar
- Gardaí hear concerns from communities in Dublin’s most diverse district
- Ahmed Kathrada: an inspiration to the whole world
- There’s no going back for long-time Irish emigrants in Coventry
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Coyote - Chapter 7There were days when there was nothing in the news. Other stories dominated: what Trump said, who Trump didn’t meet, the collapse of Syria, the break-up of U2, Varadkar’s wedding announcement. As 2017 came to an end, it was sometimes possible to forget about Brexit and all that it might mean.
US travel ban is only good for terrorismIn late January, US President Donald Trump signed an executive order barring citizens of seven Muslim-majority countries from entering the United States – and suspending indefinitely the acceptance of refugees from war-torn Syria. Highlighting the rationale, if any, behind these new strict measures, President Trump said they were aimed at keeping radical Islamic terrorists out of the US.
Soccer event unites Chinese & SyriansSantry in north Dublin recently played host to a special inter-community soccer tournament ‘for peace and friendship’.
New UN head means a chance for reformThe new head of the United Nations faces the mammoth task of tacking a world dominated by conflicts and humanitarian disasters, including the global involvement in the civil war in Syria and the attendant refugee crisis, via which more than 5,000 people have died crossing the Mediterranean to the freedom of Europe in the past 12 months.
Would Jesus find peace here?In 2012, the European Union won the Nobel Peace Prize. Whether they deserved it or not is everyone’s own opinion.
