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U.S. offers 'official condolences' for Raisi's death, says he has 'blood on his hands' - Vimarsana News

U.S. offers 'official condolences' for Raisi's death, says he has 'blood on his hands'

The United States on Monday offered its "official condolences" for the death of President Ebrahim Raisi of Iran who was killed in a helicopter crash a day prior.

Source: upi.com
Top minister tears apart EU's Iran response with brutal five-word slap down - Vimarsana News

Top minister tears apart EU's Iran response with brutal five-word slap down

Tom Tugendhat has blasted the EU's expression of condolences after the death of Iranian President Raisi.

Princess Sofia of Sweden wows in bold pink blouse as she joins husband Prince Carl Philip at a disability conference in Stockholm - Vimarsana News

Princess Sofia of Sweden wows in bold pink blouse as she joins husband Prince Carl Philip at a disability conference in Stockholm

Princess Sofia of Sweden, 39, was on top form today and opted to wear a flattering hot pink balloon-sleeve blouse to the forum in Stockholm. She was joined by her husband, Prince Carl Philip.

A bit of all white! Princess Sofia of Sweden looks radiant as she joins her husband Prince Carl Philip at the European Parliament - Vimarsana News

A bit of all white! Princess Sofia of Sweden looks radiant as she joins her husband Prince Carl Philip at the European Parliament

The royal, 39, looked radiant in an all-white ensemble on Wednesday as she met with representatives at the European Parliament in Brussels. 

UNRWA funding must continue to avoid 'collective punishment,' warns Lenarčič - Vimarsana News

UNRWA funding must continue to avoid 'collective punishment,' warns Lenarčič

UNRWA funding must continue to avoid 'collective punishment,' warns Lenarčič