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Opponents of Quebec battery plant hold 'funeral march' for wetlands - Vimarsana News

Opponents of Quebec battery plant hold 'funeral march' for wetlands

Are Northvolt battery plant opponents already sounding the death knell for the wetlands that the plant project is set to destroy? Probably not. But the "funeral march" organized at 1 p.m. on Sunday in McMasterville may reflect the level of concern among environmental campaigners.

How a Notorious Arms Dealer Hijacked Niger's Budget and Bought Weapons From Russia - Vimarsana News

How a Notorious Arms Dealer Hijacked Niger's Budget and Bought Weapons From Russia

OCCP  (© 2023 Afriquinfos)-As militant groups spread across the Sahel, the West African nation of Niger went on a U.S.-backed military spending spree that totaled about US$1 billion between 2011 and 2019. But almost a third of that money was funnelled into inflated international arms deals – seemingly designed to…

Appeal on Behalf of Working-Class Youth in France - Vimarsana News

Appeal on Behalf of Working-Class Youth in France

The tragic death of Nahel in Nanterre highlighted the tensions that are still very high in France's working-class neighborhoods, which go beyond police violence and are linked to the injustices and discrimination experienced on a daily basis.

Source: newpol.org
Illicit financial flows hinder development in Africa – the UN must rise to the challenge of ending this - Vimarsana News

Illicit financial flows hinder development in Africa – the UN must rise to the challenge of ending this

Illicit financial flows hinder development in Africa – the UN must rise to the challenge of ending this “Eliminating illicit financial flows is not impossible, as many think. First of all, we must all realise that they constitute a real violation of human rights,” says Jolie de Poukn, an activist with ATTAC-Africa. Photo taken in March 2020 near Khartoum Airport in Sudan. (Mohammed Abdelmoneim Hashim Mohammed ) 21 January 2021 Share this page “Eliminating illicit financial flows is not impossible, as many think. First of all, we must all realise that they constitute a real violation o...