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RSU 9 presents its 2024 budget - Vimarsana News

RSU 9 presents its 2024 budget

RSU 9's budget is set at $45 million, an 8.26% increase over the previous year, but Superintendent Christian Elkington stated taxpayers will only be responsible for 4.45%.

Saudi Arabia Establishes Center to Protect Whistleblowers, Witnesses - Vimarsana News

Saudi Arabia Establishes Center to Protect Whistleblowers, Witnesses

Saudi Attorney General Sheikh Saud bin Abdullah Al-Mujib gave the green light on Wednesday to set up a center for protecting whistleblowers, witnesses, experts, and victims. This move comes in implementation of Article Four of the Law for the Protection of Whistleblowers, Witnesses, Experts, and Victims. The law, which was approved by the Council of Ministers on Feb. 13, aims at providing security to individuals who may come under threat for giving evidence in court cases.

Source: aawsat.com
US to oppose Palestinian bid for full UN membership - The Jerusalem Post - Vimarsana News

US to oppose Palestinian bid for full UN membership - The Jerusalem Post

State officials cite Hamas and failing to meet membership criteria as reasons for the negative vote.

Source: jpost.com
Julian Assange put Afghans and Iraqis who had helped US forces in danger with his Wikileaks revelations, lawyers will tell High Court as extradition battle continues - Vimarsana News

Julian Assange put Afghans and Iraqis who had helped US forces in danger with his Wikileaks revelations, lawyers will tell High Court as extradition battle continues

Assange is in a last-ditch battle in London to avoid extradition to the US where he faces espionage charges after thousands of documents relating to US conduct in Iraq and Afghanistan were leaked.

Julian Assange's extradition to the US for 'espionage' is illegal because he is accused of 'political offences', court told - as WikiLeaks founder's wife joins protesters demanding his release - Vimarsana News

Julian Assange's extradition to the US for 'espionage' is illegal because he is accused of 'political offences', court told - as WikiLeaks founder's wife joins protesters demanding his release

The American government has accused Assange of conspiring with army intelligence analyst Chelsea Manning to leak classified military documents online between January and May 2010