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The Road to Sharm El Sheikh: Preparing for COP27 | The American University in Cairo - Vimarsana News

The Road to Sharm El Sheikh: Preparing for COP27 | The American University in Cairo

“We have a large challenge ahead of us –– the fight against climate change. This is the largest challenge for mankind,” said Ambassador Frank Hartmann, Germany’s ambassador to Cairo during “The Road to Sharm El Sheikh” civil society COP27 meeting.

A new confidence: the east German economy finally gets a boom - Vimarsana News

A new confidence: the east German economy finally gets a boom

As supply chains fray around the globe, branches of industry are choosing Germany’s east to return to Europe

S&D Times - Weekly Update. This Week's Highlights and What's Coming Up - Vimarsana News

S&D Times - Weekly Update. This Week's Highlights and What's Coming Up

Quote of the week by Agnes Jongerius, MEP and S&D spokesperson on employment and social rights:

Libyans increasingly frustrated with politics, rising prices, foreign interference | Middle East | News and analysis of events in the Arab world | DW - Vimarsana News

Libyans increasingly frustrated with politics, rising prices, foreign interference | Middle East | News and analysis of events in the Arab world | DW

Recently Libyans have been demonstrating against their leaders, arguing politicians are more concerned with their own needs than the country’s. They also see foreign interference from the likes of Russia as a burden.

Source: dw.com
Putin's new world order: What does the war in Ukraine mean? - Vimarsana News

Putin's new world order: What does the war in Ukraine mean?

Despite what heads of state may claim, the Russian attack on Ukraine is not a wake-up call for a self-confident Europe that defends its values. The war is accelerating the decline of the old continent and rousing familiar spectres from the past that never really went away. Meanwhile, the Middle East is reprising its not unfamiliar role as an under-reported fringe region. Essay