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Why the Taliban Love Social Media - Vimarsana News

Why the Taliban Love Social Media

The extremist group’s strategy to normalize its rule in Afghanistan

Why some travelers are skipping the US: 'You guys are not afraid of this?' - Vimarsana News

Why some travelers are skipping the US: 'You guys are not afraid of this?'

Travel to the U.S. has yet to rebound after the pandemic due to a few reasons, one being safety and growing concerns about gun violence.

Source: yahoo.com
Crisis and Emergency Management Summit 2023 (CEMS) to discuss current issues, mechanisms and the future of emergencies and crises mitigation - Vimarsana News

Crisis and Emergency Management Summit 2023 (CEMS) to discuss current issues, mechanisms and the future of emergencies and crises mitigation

National Emergency Crisis and Disaster Management Authority has held a press conference on to discuss the upcoming Crisis and Emergency Management Summit 2023

UAE: Abu Dhabi summit to shape future of emergency management - Vimarsana News

UAE: Abu Dhabi summit to shape future of emergency management

Topics that will be explored include cross-border risks and preparing the next generation of leaders to face emergencies and crises

Thailand Revives Prison Terms for Royal Insults to Stop Protests - Vimarsana News

Thailand Revives Prison Terms for Royal Insults to Stop Protests

Thailand Revives Prison Terms for Royal Insults to Stop Protests Bloomberg 2/3/2021 Randy Thanthong-Knight (Bloomberg) -- After Thai King Maha Vajiralongkorn took the throne in 2016, he instructed the government to stop using a controversial law criminalizing royal insults that had often forced those charged to flee overseas. Yet after months of protests targeting him personally and calling for a reduction in the monarchy’s powers, authorities are again ramping up use of the law. Since late November, some 55 activists who participated in the demonstrations are facing royal...

Source: msn.com