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A Stagnating European Union - The Islamic Monthly - Vimarsana News

A Stagnating European Union - The Islamic Monthly

The idea of the European Community was born in a post-World War II era when nations were reconstructing and modernizing their industrial economies, and [...]

Deconstructing the Jihadist Mentality - The Islamic Monthly - Vimarsana News

Deconstructing the Jihadist Mentality - The Islamic Monthly

THE ARAB SPRING IN THE MIDDLE East may not have a direct impact on you, me or the global Muslim community. But in time, the implications of the changes [...]

Nicola Sturgeon and the defeat of the secessionists - Vimarsana News

Nicola Sturgeon and the defeat of the secessionists

Secession has many forms in many countries. But secessionists are more alike than they are different. They have similar goals. They pursue the same objectives. They use the same rhetoric. And they often have common heroes. One of them is the first minister of Scotland, Nicola Sturgeon, who heads the devolved Scottish government. Now Sturgeon has announced her intention to

Myanmar's brutal civil war must not be ignored - Vimarsana News

Myanmar's brutal civil war must not be ignored

The viciousness of the civil war in Myanmar is strong enough to take the breath away — if only the world would pay attention. Recent reporting from The Times describes a hellish conflict, in which the soldiers of the military government patrol rebelling areas of the country from helicopters, shooting down at helpless children. This is part of the landscape of a conflict that

West moved to action as pressure grows on Iran's protesters - Vimarsana News

West moved to action as pressure grows on Iran's protesters

Increasingly cut off from the world, Iran’s protesters face a difficult winter. Around them, nooses are tightening. Domestically, communications are monitored or cut off. From the outside, it is difficult to be in touch at all. Some foreigners, desperate to keep up with the events in Iran and their friends and relatives, have resorted to informal means of communication rather