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United Nations Panel To Question Russia On Fate Of Thousands Of Ukrainian Children - Vimarsana News

United Nations Panel To Question Russia On Fate Of Thousands Of Ukrainian Children

Moscow will be asked to explain at the UN on Monday what has happened to thousands of Ukrainian children believed to have been forcibly sent to Russia since its 2022 invasion.

Source: ndtv.com
Tunisia: 3 Dead after Part of Kairouan's Old City Walls Collapsed | HNGN - Vimarsana News

Tunisia: 3 Dead after Part of Kairouan's Old City Walls Collapsed | HNGN

Part of the wall of the ancient Tunisian city of Kairouan has collapsed, killing three people and injuring two others.

Source: hngn.com
UN Panel: CAG of India elected as Vice-Chair of UN Panel of External Auditors - Vimarsana News

UN Panel: CAG of India elected as Vice-Chair of UN Panel of External Auditors

Girish Chandra Murmu, the Comptroller and Auditor General of India, has been elected as the Vice-Chair of the UN Panel of Auditors for the upcoming ye

North Korea's Diplomatic Sanctions-Busting Network Adapts to Changing Times | Royal United Services Institute - Vimarsana News

North Korea's Diplomatic Sanctions-Busting Network Adapts to Changing Times | Royal United Services Institute

Pyongyang’s alleged decision to close around a quarter of its overseas missions reflects both the evolving sanctions-busting landscape and more concerning rapidly shifting geopolitical realities.

Source: rusi.org
UN 2023 report: UN report names which government official backs which gang - Vimarsana News

UN 2023 report: UN report names which government official backs which gang

In a damning report, a United Nations commission of experts said high-level government officials including Haiti’s former President Joseph Michel Martelly have been involved in financing or creating the gangs that have overrun the country.