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Dutch election: What comes next after shock far-right victory - Vimarsana News

Dutch election: What comes next after shock far-right victory

Uncertainty remains about whether Geert Wilders will be able to form a coalition with parties that previously vowed not to work with him.

Source: cnbc.com
Far-right anti-Islam candidate clinches shock Dutch election win. Here's what comes next - Vimarsana News

Far-right anti-Islam candidate clinches shock Dutch election win. Here's what comes next

Uncertainty remains about whether Geert Wilders will be able to form a coalition with parties that previously vowed not to work with him.

'They'll have to kill me first': locals in DR Congo oppose plans to drill for oil | Democratic Republic of the Congo - Vimarsana News

'They'll have to kill me first': locals in DR Congo oppose plans to drill for oil | Democratic Republic of the Congo

Small communities who were not consulted about exploration schemes in protected areas are standing their ground

What does Hezbollah's arsenal look like? - Vimarsana News

What does Hezbollah's arsenal look like?

Lebanon's Hezbollah has been trading daily cross-border fire with its sworn enemy Israel as war rages in Gaza, with the Iran-backed group deploying a large weapons arsenal amassed over decades.Skirmishes on the Lebanon-Israel border began on October 8, one day after Hamas attacks against Israel sparked war, but so far Hezbollah has largely limited itself to targeting sites near the Israeli border.

Source: yahoo.com
hezbollah: What does Hezbollah's arsenal look like? - Vimarsana News

hezbollah: What does Hezbollah's arsenal look like?

Hezbollah is the only Lebanese faction to have retained its weapons after the end of Lebanon's 1975-1990 civil war, and is now considered to have a more powerful stockpile than the national army.