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I was at Arj Barker's show – here's what really happened - Vimarsana News

I was at Arj Barker's show – here's what really happened

Readers on the comedy show where a mother and baby were kicked out, and the decision by Jacinta Allan to reject a CBD safe-injecting room.

Origins of tea: How its leaves moved the world - Vimarsana News

Origins of tea: How its leaves moved the world

With each sip comes the distilled essence of centuries of history, tradition and humble yet remarkable influence

When China ceded Hong Kong to the British in 1841 — and how its impact is felt till date - Vimarsana News

When China ceded Hong Kong to the British in 1841 — and how its impact is felt till date

The Qing ruler ceded Hong Kong, at the time home to a dozen or so fishing villages, to the British during the First Opium War on January 20, 1841. That fateful day continues to shape Hong Kong’s present. Here’s a look at the history.

The 2023 War on the Rocks Holiday Reading List - Vimarsana News

The 2023 War on the Rocks Holiday Reading List

Every year we kick off the holiday season with a roundup of books recommended by the War on the Rocks and Texas National Security Review team. Enrich your

How the British Empire shaped the nation's favourite drink: From Victorian high society, to drug trafficking and war with China, what REALLY lies behind the humble cup of tea - Vimarsana News

How the British Empire shaped the nation's favourite drink: From Victorian high society, to drug trafficking and war with China, what REALLY lies behind the humble cup of tea

New BBC radio programme Empire of Tea delves into how the drink established itself as Britain's national beverage. Above: Workers enjoy a tea break in the 1950s.