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Whose betrayal? Our latest Rebuilding Trust story sparks internal debate. - Vimarsana News

Whose betrayal? Our latest Rebuilding Trust story sparks internal debate.

The murder of French teacher Samuel Paty after he displayed satirical pictures of the Prophet Muhammad to his class shook the country. Our story delves into the sense of betrayal felt by the teachers toward students at the school. Might some Muslim students have felt a sense of betrayal, too?

Meet Aya Nakamura, who's raising debate on who should sing at Olympics - Vimarsana News

Meet Aya Nakamura, who's raising debate on who should sing at Olympics

Who represents France? It’s a question that has set off a political brouhaha, as far-right leaders complain about President Emmanuel Macron’s suggestion that Aya Nakamura might sing an Édith Piaf song at the Olympics.

An archipelago was losing its ancient sport. African migrants may save it. - Vimarsana News

An archipelago was losing its ancient sport. African migrants may save it.

Immigration is sometimes perceived as a threat to tradition. But in Spain’s Canary Islands, it appears to be the means to preserve a centuries-old sport that has been in danger of dying out.

Podcast – Constant vigilance: Press freedom in the Americas - Vimarsana News

Podcast – Constant vigilance: Press freedom in the Americas

Across the Americas, media face growing threats despite their vital watchdog role in upholding increasingly fragile democratic institutions.

2024 Paris Olympics: Poor suburbs count on Olympic promise - Vimarsana News

2024 Paris Olympics: Poor suburbs count on Olympic promise

Paris Olympics urban planners have focused first not on the Games, but on what the venue-hosting area will offer residents once athletes leave.