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Hồng River's mudflats to become green parks and tourism spots - Vimarsana News

Hồng River's mudflats to become green parks and tourism spots

The plan is based on the principle of restoring natural parks, urban parks and public spaces to serve the people.

Red River's mudflats to become green parks and tourism spots - VnExpress International - Vimarsana News

Red River's mudflats to become green parks and tourism spots - VnExpress International

Mudflats on the Red River in Hanoi could become green parks and tourism spots to serve not only city dwellers but also tourists. - VnExpress International

American Contributions to International Organizations Need Greater Scrutiny - Vimarsana News

American Contributions to International Organizations Need Greater Scrutiny

The United States provides billions of dollars each year to the United Nations and other international organizations. The past decade has seen these contributions rise sharply, doubling in size from fiscal year (FY) 2012 to FY 2021. The State Department reports that since FY 2008, the U.S. has contributed more than $137 billion to international organizations—most of which has gone to the U.N. system. In fact, the United States contributed more in 2021 than the combined contributions of 178 of the 193 U.N.

Health Sciences North receives "historic" $10 million donation - Vimarsana News

Health Sciences North receives "historic" $10 million donation

'When we heard about HSN’s plan to increase the number of beds and expand services for kids and mental health and addiction patients, we knew we had to help'

United Nations: Credits Owed Should Be Returned to Member States - Vimarsana News

United Nations: Credits Owed Should Be Returned to Member States

The U.S. should insist that surplus appropriations and credits owed to the U.S. by the U.N. be returned or applied to its regular or peacekeeping assessments. Congress should prohibit the Administration from allowing the U.N. to use the credits for other purposes without congressional approval.