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‘Place for everyone’: London Mayor shares festival images from Iftar to Diwali

London's Mayor Sadiq Khan celebrated diversity and unity at a large open Iftar gathering in Trafalgar Square, attended by approximately 3,000 people. This event, part of the Ramadan Tent Project's Open Iftar programme, marked the closing of the Ramadan Festival 2026. The gathering featured speeches, Qur'an recitation, and a nasheed…

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'She Was Born in 2001!': Rachel Zegler's Claim That 'Latinas Didn't Exist' in Hollywood Before Her Sparks Outrage

Rachel Zegler sparks outrage after comments on Latina representation in Hollywood, prompting debate on diversity and inclusion in film.

International Business Times UK

Evolving AFL looks to embrace larger cultural mix

Essendon's Jayden Nguyen is one of four new cultural diversity ambassadors who will help the AFL attract a wider cultural mix of players and fans to the game.

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Why Hindus Worship Many Forms but Believe in One

Many people assume Hinduism is confusing. They see temples dedicated to Lord Rama, Lord Krishna, and Lord Shiva, and conclude that Hindus worship many different gods. This often leads to a simple but important question: Who is the real God? Ancient Hindu philosophy offers a surprising answer. The sages who…

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Can ‘mini brains’ replace lab animals? Organoids are changing how scientists study disease

As a researcher, I still remember the discomfort I felt every time I had to sacrifice laboratory animals for an experiment. For decades, animals like mice, rats and pigs have been essential tools in biomedical research. Yet many scientists are asking whether better, more humane alternatives are possible.

The Conversation

Australia claims it is ‘on track’ to save nature. We disagree

Without fanfare, the Australian government has published the latest snapshot on its progress toward halting and reversing the loss of Australia’s biodiversity – our unique wildlife, plants and nature – by 2030. This report on Australia’s progress under the Global Biodiversity Framework is a self-assessment, and the Australian government has…

The Conversation

How plant populations keep a genetic memory of the past

Plants are usually seen as stationary life forms, quietly supporting environments. But plant communities and populations are far from static. They are constantly being shaped by the world around them.

The Conversation

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Meet Taylor Swift's Cats: Meredith Grey, Olivia Benson, and Benjamin Button

Once you fall in love with the feline furry pal, there’s simply no going back. Their ‘we are too purrfect for you’ attitude is simply too adorable and infectious. Perhaps that is why the ‘Love Story’ singer is a proud cat lady, with not one or two but three feline…

Times Pets

The Iran war is a new test of America's economic superpower

The economy's scale, diversity and adaptability have allowed it to continue chugging along whenever crises arise.

Axios

Hollywood’s Anti-Diversity Push is Doomed to Fail, and Evidence Just Dropped

The anti-diversity push isn't working for audiences.

The Mary Sue

Why Women Are Taking Business Management to the Next Level Here in Australia

Australia has long been at the forefront of gender equality, which is a reflection of how far we have come in terms of diversity and inclusivity, and in this short article, we take a look at some of the reasons why women are making inroads into the world of business.

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10 Daily Habits That Improve Gut Health and Balance Your Microbiome Naturally, According to Doctors

Gut health improves with daily habits like fiber-rich foods, probiotics, exercise, and sleep that help improve gut microbiome and support digestion naturally.

Medical Daily

The war on DEI reflects the quiet normalization of white nationalism — in the U.S. and beyond

Political theorist Hannah Arendt warned that authoritarian politics rarely begin with spectacles of repression. More often, authoritarianism advances through routine administrative decisions that appear technical or neutral but gradually reshape public life — a kind of bureaucratic normalization of injustice she later described as the banality of evil.

The Conversation

Target Boycott 'Victory' Called Sham by Minneapolis Activists — Real Protest Is Just Beginning

Minneapolis activists contest Rev. Jamal Bryant's claim of victory in the Target boycott over diversity policies, demanding reforms amid ongoing tensions in Black economic activism.

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New rules for Diversity Visa: Valid, unexpired passport required from applicants for combatting fraud

The State Department released the final rules for the Green Card lottery or the Diversity Visa program, bringing back the measures introduced under the first Trump administration. Applicants for the Green Card lottery will now require a valid and unexpired passport from their home country before entering the lottery, beginning…

Fortune

Former Goldman Sachs CEO says DEI programs are 'counterproductive,' arguing 'you’re branding the people in that program'

Former Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein thinks some DEI initiatives are self-defeating.

The Independent UK

‘Significant improvement’ needed for UK firms to meet diversity targets

‘While progress continues’, the latest figures showed that only 42 per cent of the UK’s 50 largest private companies currently meet the 2027 target for board representation

Evening Standard

UK firms make progress on diversity targets but ‘significant improvement’ needed

The Government-backed Parker Review found ethnic diversity broadly improved across FTSE 350 boards and senior leadership in 2025.

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Who decides what’s news these days? For all the diversity talk, it certainly isn’t Black journalists

As a new report reveals career ‘apartheid’ in newsrooms, I and many others wonder if the fine promises will ever bring genuine change, says writer and academic Omega Douglas

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The Guardian view on 25 years of Malorie Blackman’s Noughts & Crosses: a love story that changed an industry

Editorial: Publishing has failed to deliver on its promises after Black Lives Matter. True diversity requires a lasting shift

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When Fathers Carry Life: 5 Animals Where Males Give Birth

Seahorse: The Father Who Carries The Ocean’s Future In the quiet corners of coral reefs and seagrass beds, seahorses move gently with the currents, their curled tails holding onto plants as if they are anchoring themselves to the rhythm of the sea. At first glance, they look delicate and almost…

The Conversation

Six female film directors celebrating Spain’s linguistic diversity on screen

The Spanish film industry has historically been dominated by men and, perhaps unsurprisingly, by the Spanish language. The country doesn’t have a great track record for valuing minority languages, or the cultural outputs made in them.

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38 Winning Images From The 2025 Travel Photographer Of The Year Announced

The winning images from the 2025 International Travel Photographer of the Year (TPOTY) awards have been revealed! The awarded shots showcase the incredible diversity of travel photography – from intimate and amusing portraits to atmospheric landscapes, capturing the planet’s climate and its inhabitants, both large and small.

The Independent UK

Scientists reveal why Black Death led to plant diversity plummeting across Europe

Findings may have implications for contemporary biodiversity conservation

The Conversation

We thought inbred koalas were at risk of extinction. But what we discovered upends genetic conventions

If you follow media coverage of koalas, you could be forgiven for feeling confused.

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