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Pakistan and Iran say they do not want escalation – DW – 01/21/2024 - Vimarsana News

Pakistan and Iran say they do not want escalation – DW – 01/21/2024

After Pakistan fired at targets on Iranian territory in retaliation for attacks carried out by Iran on Pakistani territory, both states now say they want to defuse the situation.

Source: dw.com
Virtual community meeting on Pepfar mid-term review - Vimarsana News

Virtual community meeting on Pepfar mid-term review

Health Global Access Project will unpack the US President’s Emergency Plan for Aids Relief (Pepfar) mid-term review.

Rhodes Professorship of Race Relations renamed – The Oxford Student - Vimarsana News

Rhodes Professorship of Race Relations renamed – The Oxford Student

Ruby Hurst reports on news the Rhodes Professorship of Race Relations will be renamed to the Professorship of African Studies.

Argentina: Is Javier Milei moving closer to the West? - Vimarsana News

Argentina: Is Javier Milei moving closer to the West?

Q24N (DW) No country owes the International Monetary Fund (IMF) as much as Argentina does — more than US$31.1 billion at the present moment. In early January, IMF representatives were in the Argentinean capital, Buenos Aires, to talk about repayment. The country's new president, Javier Milei, says he believes the negotiations will be successful. Milei's…

Argentina: Is Milei moving his country back toward the West? – DW – 01/06/2024 - Vimarsana News

Argentina: Is Milei moving his country back toward the West? – DW – 01/06/2024

Shifting away from China and toward the US: Argentina's new leader wants radical change, in foreign policy, too. Yes to free trade and the dollar, a "perhaps" to Mercosur, no to BRICS. Quo vadis, Milei?

Source: dw.com