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Bolivia's contraband markets: an unsustainable lifeline in a country where informality abounds - Vimarsana News

Bolivia's contraband markets: an unsustainable lifeline in a country where informality abounds

It's 5pm on a lively Saturday afternoon in the city of Cochabamba, Bolivia. A central avenue has become the epicentre of what is now popularly known as the feria del contrabando, or contraband (...)

Solar power is improving the lives of 36 million refugees - Vimarsana News

Solar power is improving the lives of 36 million refugees

Solar energy has saved the lives of Rabab's children on more than one occasion. Mahmoud, 15, and Kamal, 11, are asthmatic and need to use their nebulisers daily to avoid choking episodes that (...)

Why can't the Balkans' rail network get back on track? - Vimarsana News

Why can't the Balkans' rail network get back on track?

In his 1930 book Train in the Snow (Vlak u snijegu), Croatian writer Mato Lovrak tells the story of a group of schoolchildren who travel to a nearby town for a field trip. As they are supposed to (...)

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Equal Times - Shirley Lau

Equal Times is a trilingual news and opinion website focusing on labour, human rights, culture, development, the environment, politics and the economy from a social justice (...)

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"An age of cultural decline" coupled with an unusual boom – the curious impact of Hong Kong's national security law on its book industry - Vimarsana News

"An age of cultural decline" coupled with an unusual boom – the curious impact of Hong Kong's national security law on its book industry

In a non-descript industrial building in a working-class area of Hong Kong, 10,000 books were cleared from a cubbyhole bookshop at the end of January 2024 as the small business closed its doors (...)