More than 50 German speakers witnessed the results of the German Bundestag Election Sunday, Sept. 24, at the German Cultural Center (Goethe Zentrum) in Midtown, which returned Angela Merkel as chancellor for the fourth time, but also gave a far-right party seats in the German parliament for the first time in half a century. The Read more
Atlantans Inspired by Indian Prime Minister Modi’s Washington Visit
Phones and other electronic devices were taken away, but the experience was memorable enough for Viren Mayani that he had no need for a recording. Mr. Mayani, an Atlanta-based consultant, was one of at least a dozen Georgians among more than 700 Indian community leaders who attended a private event at the Ritz-Carlton DC to hear from Prime Minister Narendra Modi Read more
Tensions in the Persian Gulf Not Interrupting Travel Through Qatar’s Hamad International Airport
While the Persian Gulf dispute drew widespread attention around the world, Qatar‘s Hamad International Airport remained busy as a beehive as planes arrived from and departed to all corners of the world. Headed to Delhi, India, on July 3 to meet up for a 10-day business trip with Ani Agnihotri and Vir Nanda, leaders in Read more
How Can Democrats Win in the South? Embrace Foreign Investment
Editor’s note: This article is a guest commentary and does not necessarily reflect the views of the Global Atlanta editorial staff. It only took moments for Democratic soul-searching to commence after Jon Ossoff lost the Georgia sixth district special election to Republican Karen Handel. His campaign spent a staggering $24 million in an attempt to pry the suburban district from Read more
