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Opinion: The U.S. Constitution is not a parliamentary system. Why are we treating it like one? - Vimarsana News

Opinion: The U.S. Constitution is not a parliamentary system. Why are we treating it like one?

By voting for a straight party ticket Americans seem to suggest they would prefer a parliamentary system where power is concentrated in a single party. Read more.

Source: yahoo.com
Explained: Why Pakistan is in crisis as its military seeks to edge out Imran Khan - Vimarsana News

Explained: Why Pakistan is in crisis as its military seeks to edge out Imran Khan

Imran Khan and his supporters have launched an unprecedented challenge to Pakistan's military, which has held sway over the country since independence in 1947. It has been in power for three of those decades and has wielded extraordinary influence even with a civilian government in office

Is Pakistan Headed for a Military Coup? Former PM Abbasi Warns of Possibility - Vimarsana News

Is Pakistan Headed for a Military Coup? Former PM Abbasi Warns of Possibility

Former Prime Minister Shahid Khaqn Abbasi warns of the potential for a military takeover in Pakistan due to the country's dire economic and political turmoil. He urges all stakeholders to initiate dialogue to chart a way forward amidst the current crisis.

Source: news18.com
Britain slaps sanctions on Russian law enforcement officials, Moldovan politicians - Vimarsana News

Britain slaps sanctions on Russian law enforcement officials, Moldovan politicians

Also, 10 Iranian officials, namely judicial executives and heads of penitentiary systems, were sanctioned

Source: tass.com
Nigerian judiciary and the burden of justice - Vimarsana News

Nigerian judiciary and the burden of justice

The adoption of the British Westminster System of Government at Independence in 1960 with a Republican upgraded status in 1966 makes a mockery of democratic ethics and ethos, which the Britain had relished for centuries. Nigeria’s democratic system of government as we knew and practiced it came crashing with the introduction of “Fellow Nigerians” in […]