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smh.com.au • History • Australia
Four spears taken by James Cook from the Gweagal people during his 1770 voyage have been repatriated and are now on display at the Chau Chak Wing Museum in Sydney.
smh.com.au • Politics • Australia
An article explains the significance of Welcome to Country ceremonies in Australia, emphasizing their historical, cultural, and unifying importance rather than viewing them as acts of division or exclusion.
estadao.com.br • Opera • Brazil
A new production of Carlos Gomes's opera 'O Guarani' aims to correct the cultural damage caused by its portrayal of indigenous people, incorporating the perspectives of Indigenous leader Ailton Krenak.
prensa.com • Politics • Panama
Panama's National Assembly officially changed the name of the Kuna Yala indigenous region to Gunayala, reflecting the Guna people's preferred and correct term.
prensa.com • Politics • Panama
The Interamerican Highway near ViguÃ, Panama, was reopened after being blocked by indigenous protesters led by Toribio GarcÃa, amidst broader protests against social security reforms and a US memorandum.
litcharts.com • Literature • World
In 'Moon of the Crusted Snow', a remote Anishinaabe community's resilience during a widespread blackout highlights the limitations of technology-dependent living and the enduring value of traditional knowledge and sustainable practices.
telegraph.co.uk • Politics • Canada
King Charles and Queen Camilla's Canadian visit includes meetings with officials, Indigenous leaders, and a tree-planting ceremony, culminating in the King's address to Parliament.
theglobeandmail.com • Education • Canada
Despite improvements, Indigenous high school graduation rates in Canada remain significantly lower than those of non-Indigenous Canadians, highlighting persistent educational disparities and the need for further action.