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Class of 2022 Members Share Experiences, Setbacks - Vimarsana News

Class of 2022 Members Share Experiences, Setbacks

VOA spoke to three members of the class of 2022 to find out how the COVID-19 health crisis affected their college education and their lives.

South Sudan Plan to Re-Start Waterway Project Faces Resistance - Vimarsana News

South Sudan Plan to Re-Start Waterway Project Faces Resistance

South Sudan’s government said it is considering a plan to reduce flooding that would change the way water flows through the country. Some people who depend on that water are worried the plan will change the way they live and work.

Famous Film Festival Returns to Cannes for 75th Anniversary - Vimarsana News

Famous Film Festival Returns to Cannes for 75th Anniversary

Movie stars and famous filmmakers are back in the southern French city of Cannes to celebrate the film festival’s 75th anniversary, even as the war continues not too far away in Ukraine.

North Korea Reports Widespread Sickness for First Time in Pandemic - Vimarsana News

North Korea Reports Widespread Sickness for First Time in Pandemic

North Korea admitted to over 1 million “fevers,” likely related to the spread of COVID-19, for the first time. The country’s leader, Kim Jong Un appeared in public wearing a face covering and criticized public health officials for not helping sick people get medicine fast enough.

US Cities, States Returning to Facial Recognition for Policing - Vimarsana News

US Cities, States Returning to Facial Recognition for Policing

In recent years, state and city governments in the U.S. worked to restrict the use of facial recognition software by police. This year, however, some states and cities say the software is better and they are thinking about bringing it back.