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World News

Duane Champagne
February 02, 2013
Indigenous identities have become multiple and more complex, and some more hostile, at the beginning of the 21st century...
An Aytas community in the Philippines is opening their territory to private investment from the tourism industry, under the condition that locals benefit from the increased economi...
Indigenous Business Australia (IBA), an organization that economically empowers Indigenous Australians through commercial ventures, reported that the number of Indigenous Australia...
Feral or domesticated, cats are wreaking havoc on the populations of chirpy birds, chubby-cheeked chipmunks and cuddly rabbits, according to a new study...
Whipped into a frothy fare-thee-well by Cyclone Oswald, the sea off eastern Australia foamed up and invaded several beaches and coastal towns on January 28...
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Chief Raoni Metuktire recognized by his labret, an ornamental disk worn by warriors on their lower lip showing they are ready to die for their land, has become synonymous with the ...
The Mexican Government recently announced the formation of a Commission for Dialogue with the Indigenous Peoples of Mexico, to “deal with the historic debt” the country owed to ind...
ICTMN Staff
January 24, 2013
He’s been fascinated with Native American culture since he was young and that love has grown into a lifelong education for Yoshitaka “Yoshi” Iwasaki, a doctoral student at Osaka Un...
A new and legally binding international treaty to reduce harmful emissions of mercury was adopted by more than 140 states at the 5 th International Negotiating Committee session at...

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