Citizens
Coverage of Citizens in the Nexus archive.
- City Council moves to sell Virginia Beach National Golf Club property
The City Council plans to sell the property of Virginia Beach National Golf Club. This proposed sale has drawn criticism from citizens, although officials argue that the sale will save taxpayers money on maintenance and also generate tax revenue.
- New Zealanders abroad urged to enroll for the election as new law locks out last-minute voters
New Zealanders residing abroad have been urged to enroll for an election due to a new law that restricts late-stage voting. In response, New Zealand’s Electoral Commission has launched a campaign encouraging all citizens to either register to vote or update their personal details.
- UCC panel invites ideas on proposed law in Chhattisgarh
A UCC panel in Chhattisgarh is inviting ideas on a proposed law and has requested submissions from various groups and individuals by October 15 this year.
- 250 years of American independence: Trump, revisionism and the citizens fighting for the truth
The article discusses the 250th anniversary of American independence, referencing Trump, revisionism, and citizens advocating for historical accuracy. It highlights President Washington's house in Philadelphia as depicted in a 1894 magazine.
- Anti-ICE organizers shift focus to defend democracy from Trump assault
Citizens in Minnesota are applying lessons from organizing against an immigration crackdown to protect elections from threats by President Donald Trump. They previously coordinated to monitor a surge of immigration agents in their communities and now focus on preventing election interference.
- The most shocking footage of Venezuela's killer earthquake: Apocalyptic scenes, terrifying airport collapse and citizens cheating death
The article describes shocking footage of a deadly earthquake in Venezuela, featuring apocalyptic scenes and the collapse of an airport. Citizens narrowly escaped the disaster.
- How Indonesia’s coal policies left its own citizens in the dark
Power outages in Indonesia’s Java island have disrupted millions of residents and businesses, sparking public anger. Analysts attribute the crisis to coal policy rules governing access, pricing, and distribution rather than a coal shortage.
- Naidu calls for humane approach to disposal of public grievances
Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu emphasizes that government employees should treat citizens with dignity and respect, and resolve public grievances with sensitivity and responsibility.
- Citizens urged to devote at least 20 minutes to exercise daily
Citizens are encouraged to spend at least 20 minutes daily on exercise. The recommendation focuses on promoting regular physical activity.
- Ghana begins repatriating citizens as xenophobia surges in South Africa
Ghana has started repatriating its citizens from South Africa amid a surge in xenophobic attacks. The move highlights growing tensions and safety concerns for foreign nationals in South Africa.