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Genocide Denialism and the South African Complaint: USG Spokesmen like Kirby are the Goebbels of the 21st Century - Vimarsana News

Genocide Denialism and the South African Complaint: USG Spokesmen like Kirby are the Goebbels of the 21st Century

Ann Arbor (Informed Comment) - The Biden Administration continues to run a scam on the US public and the world …

Qatar: Indian ex-naval officers get 'varying' jail terms - Vimarsana News

Qatar: Indian ex-naval officers get 'varying' jail terms

A Qatar court had earlier commuted death sentences for the men, who were reportedly charged with spying.

Source: yahoo.com
Haiti - FLASH : Humanitarian VISA (VITEM 3) for Brazil, required documents and appointments - Vimarsana News

Haiti - FLASH : Humanitarian VISA (VITEM 3) for Brazil, required documents and appointments

The Brazil Visa Application Reception Center (BVAC) operated by the International Organization for Migration (IOM) in Haiti recalls...

After more than 24 hours in custody Tunisian prosecutors release Al Jazeera journalist - Vimarsana News

After more than 24 hours in custody Tunisian prosecutors release Al Jazeera journalist

Tunisia, Jan 5 (EFE).- Tunisian prosecutors on Friday ordered the release of Samir Sassi, a journalist for the Qatar-based Al Jazeera Media Network, who was taken into police custody on Thursday for five days on suspicion of “belonging to a terrorist organization.” Security forces arrested Sassi on Wednesday night at his home in the Tunisian …

8 Indian Navy Veterans In Qatar Get 60 Days To Appeal Against Prison Terms - Vimarsana News

8 Indian Navy Veterans In Qatar Get 60 Days To Appeal Against Prison Terms

The eight jailed former Indian Navy personnel in Qatar have been given 60 days to appeal against the varying prison terms handed by a Qatari court last week the Ministry of External Affairs has said.

Source: ndtv.com