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Stubborn China releases distorted map again after Xi-Modi talk, ahead of G20 summit - Vimarsana News

Stubborn China releases distorted map again after Xi-Modi talk, ahead of G20 summit

In a resolute display of its intentions, China has once again introduced its "standard" map, the 2023 edition, further asserting its territorial assertions over disputed areas, encompassing the entirety of Arunachal Pradesh and portions of Ladakh.

Source: dailyo.in
President Jedlicka: First Croatia-Liberland Border Now Open - Vimarsana News

President Jedlicka: First Croatia-Liberland Border Now Open

It is one of the most unusual stories in Croatia in the last 10 years, with yet another twist - the first Croatia-Liberland border is open, says President Vit Jedlicka.

Cà Mau Province turns up the heat on illegal, unreported, unregulated fishing - Vimarsana News

Cà Mau Province turns up the heat on illegal, unreported, unregulated fishing

Cà Mau Province has strengthened efforts to combat illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing activities.

'Far-right extremists' could police Lithuanian border under new law, warn activists - Vimarsana News

'Far-right extremists' could police Lithuanian border under new law, warn activists

Activists have warned a new law passed on Tuesday could allow “violent far-right groups” to police Lithuania’s border.

German top court: Surveillence law 'partly' unconstitutional – DW – 02/01/2023 - Vimarsana News

German top court: Surveillence law 'partly' unconstitutional – DW – 02/01/2023

Parts of a law expanding authorities' ability to conduct surveillance operations were ruled unconstitutional by Germany's highest court. The case is seen as a bellwether for the fate of similar laws in other states.

Source: dw.com