Local Volunteers lead Aid Efforts for Internally Displaced Persons in Kharkiv, Ukraine
Through the efforts of organizations like Kharkiv Station and Camp Daisy, approximately 185,600 IDPs are able to access vital aid and services in Kharkiv.
Author: Navanti
Tallinn’s Muslim Community Embraces Estonian Identity through Successful Integration
There are about 1,300 Muslim residents out of Tallinn’s population of 435,839. The majority of Estonia’s Muslim population originates from former Soviet states, with the largest group from Tatarstan, Russia. Despite being such a small minority, local Muslims and ethnic Estonians consider the Muslim community well-integrated into Estonian society.
Tourism Industry declines in Central Mali
In the past year, however, security concerns have driven this pastoral, usually tourist-friendly area into decline.
Tourism Bright Spot for Bosnia and Herzegovina
Bosnia-Herzegovina (BiH) has recently seen a rise in tourism and investments.
Economic Optimism in Balmy Adjara, Georgia
Situated on Georgia’s humid subtropical Black Sea coastline, Adjara has transformed in just over a decade from a semi-separatist fiefdom into a key economic region for the country of Georgia.
High Unemployment and Little Hope in Skenderaj, Kosovo
Unemployment is a pressing problem throughout Kosovo, but nowhere is it more pronounced than in Skenderaj.
Chios: A Greek Gateway for Migrants entering Europe
Since May 2015, Chios may be better known as a primary entry point for migration into the European Union.
Young Families from Michika LGA Face Tough Decision in Northern Nigeria
The trend of young families moving back into their parents’ homes is largely due to the low income levels across northeastern Nigeria, especially prevalent in Michika LGA.
Rising Energy Costs in Moldova
The cost of heating continues to go up for Moldova’s residents. As temperatures decline and inflation continues to rise, families will devote more and more of their household budgets to keep their homes warm in the coming months.
Rising Commodity Prices in Kharkiv, Ukraine
At the start of 2016, commodity prices in Kharkiv, Ukraine’s second-largest city with about 1.5 million people, experienced a monthly average increase of 4.1%, according to the State Statistics Service of Ukraine.