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Explaining India's stand on the Gaza conflict - Vimarsana News

Explaining India's stand on the Gaza conflict

India’s fixed pro-Palestine stand made the Arabs take it for granted and become disdainful of India’s core concerns like Kashmir. Tilting towards Israel is bad but tilting towards the Palestinians is worse, runs the thinking in New Delhi now 

Умер Курт Вестергор, из-за карикатур которого возникли массовые протесты в Дании - Vimarsana News

Умер Курт Вестергор, из-за карикатур которого возникли массовые протесты в Дании

Умер Курт Вестергор, из-за карикатур которого возникли массовые протесты в Дании Комментарии: 0 jyllands-posten.dk Карикатуристу было 86 лет. Скончался датский художник-карикатурист Курт Вестергор, ставший известным в 2005-м году после публикации скандальных карикатур на пророка Мухаммеда. Мужчина умер в возрасте 86 лет Ð...

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The Christian Science Monitor Daily for March 12, 2021 - Vimarsana News

The Christian Science Monitor Daily for March 12, 2021

The island of El Hierro may seem an unlikely candidate to be a world leader in energy self-sufficiency. The most remote of the Canaries was once completely dependent on outside sources for its energy needs, with an economy held up almost entirely by agriculture and tourism. But thanks to the Gorona del Viento wind and water plant, the island now saves over 7,000 tons of diesel fuel and avoids more than 24,000 tons of CO2 emissions each year – with greater savings planned when it incorporates solar energy into the plant by 2050. And while the novel power plant is crucial to the savings, so i...

Israeli Arab voters say surging violent crime is issue No. 1. By far. - Vimarsana News

Israeli Arab voters say surging violent crime is issue No. 1. By far.

When Israeli Arabs go to the polls this month in national elections, the most pressing issue they want addressed by leaders is neither the peace process nor the economy. In the last four years, the homicide rate in Israeli Arab communities has jumped 50%, vaulting violent crime – and the muted police response to it – to voters’ top concern by far. Heavily armed crime organizations are blamed for the violence. But overall, experts say, the rise in crime is a product of several factors, including a decadeslong lack of investment in Arab communities that has led to disproportionately high ...