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Germany anti-Palestinian witch-hunt is typical of a renewed Zionist drive to dominate colonial powers policies. - Vimarsana News

Germany anti-Palestinian witch-hunt is typical of a renewed Zionist drive to dominate colonial powers policies.

Claiming to be Anti-Zionist is a good start, but surely Not close enough to explain what that means. It is important to analyze the usefulness of the "Existence" of this colonial created State. Operational steps to eradicate the laws that establish an apartheid system, discrimination and a religious based foundation. Especially this Administrative Detention law…

Angry farmers are reshaping Europe - Vimarsana News

Angry farmers are reshaping Europe

Farm protests are changing not only Europe’s food system but also its politics, as the far right senses an opportunity. Gazing out from his 265-acre farm to...

Judgment days for democracy - Vimarsana News

Judgment days for democracy

To survive this period of populist assaults on the democratic order, courts will need to embrace their proper role as arbiters of justice. They know that their decisions cannot rest on the emotional whims of a Trump or a Boris Johnson. They must follow reason, precedent, and law.

op-ed | Legitimate means: Germany should not become the next Hungary - Vimarsana News

op-ed | Legitimate means: Germany should not become the next Hungary

This is not the first time a European country risks being pushed further to the right by its fringes. In Hungary, the ruling Fidesz party led by Victor Orbán was once centre-right

Ban the AfD or fight it? Germany grapples over how to counter the far-right - Vimarsana News

Ban the AfD or fight it? Germany grapples over how to counter the far-right

This month German Chancellor Olaf Scholz marshalled his ministers to discuss for two hours straight strategies on how best to tackle the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD), which is polling in second place nationwide. Read more at straitstimes.com.