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Author's Corner with Peter DeGabriele, author of DRONE ENLIGHTENMENT - Vimarsana News

Author's Corner with Peter DeGabriele, author of DRONE ENLIGHTENMENT

<p>Today, we are happy to bring you our conversation with Peter DeGabriele, author of <em>Drone Enlightenment: The Colonial Roots of Remote Warfare</e

David Olusoga to receive BAFTA Special Award - Vimarsana News

David Olusoga to receive BAFTA Special Award

Broadcaster and historian Professor David Olusoga OBE is to be presented with a BAFTA Special Award at the upcoming BAFTA TV Awards.

Wrong Problem, Wrong Message, Wrong Tree - Vimarsana News

Wrong Problem, Wrong Message, Wrong Tree

Sustainability means living as nature lives. It means no depletion of the elements of the ecosystem humans have been treating as economic resources, and no waste. What we pursue is up that tree.

German Redress for Namibia Genocide Spurs Colonial-Era Reckoning - Vimarsana News

German Redress for Namibia Genocide Spurs Colonial-Era Reckoning

German Redress for Namibia Genocide Spurs Colonial-Era Reckoning Kaula Nhongo and Mike Cohen, Bloomberg News Heiko Maas, Germany's foreign affairs minister, arrives on day two of the G-7 foreign and development ministers meeting at Lancaster House in London, U.K., on Wednesday, May 5, 2021. U.K. Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab is hosting the meeting through May 5. , Bloomberg (Bloomberg) -- Germany’s admission that a colonial-era massacre in Namibia constituted genocide shines a light on Europe’s shameful imperial past and gro...

Canadian Guards Beat a Prisoner to Death Four Years Ago. Now They Have Impunity. - Vimarsana News

Canadian Guards Beat a Prisoner to Death Four Years Ago. Now They Have Impunity.

Canadian Guards Beat a Prisoner to Death Four Years Ago. Now They Have Impunity. A small group of family and friends of Soleiman Faqiri hold a vigil at Nathan Phillips Square in Toronto, Canada, on February 8, 2017. Rick Madonik / Toronto Star via Getty Images By December 15 marks yet another anniversary in the calendar of carceral violence: the killing of Soleiman Faqiri, who was beaten to death by guards in an Ontario solitary confinement cell in 2016. This August — almost four years later — the Ontario Provincial Police announced that no one will be charged. Faqiri, known as Soli, wa...