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German envoy celebrates bilateral ties at NAMOC - Vimarsana News

German envoy celebrates bilateral ties at NAMOC

Germany and China will have another 50 years of friendly, close relations, German Ambassador to China Patricia Flor said on Wednesday while attending Night at the National Art Museum of China (NAMOC), an event held at China's national museum marking the close cultural exchanges between the two countries in recent years.

Harvard Faculty Overwhelmingly Approve Proposal to Allow Double Concentrations | News - Vimarsana News

Harvard Faculty Overwhelmingly Approve Proposal to Allow Double Concentrations | News

Harvard Faculty Overwhelmingly Approve Proposal to Allow Double Concentrations | News | The Harvard Crimson

No code violations or blowups for Nick Kyrgios, just a solid win on clay by the Aussie - Vimarsana News

No code violations or blowups for Nick Kyrgios, just a solid win on clay by the Aussie

Nick Kyrgios has got his US clay season underway in fine fashion, recording a three-set win at the ATP Tour event in Houston. The…

Andy Murray slams Alex Zverev for his 'DANGEROUS' behaviour after he was thrown out of Mexican Open - Vimarsana News

Andy Murray slams Alex Zverev for his 'DANGEROUS' behaviour after he was thrown out of Mexican Open

The world No 3 was withdrawn from the singles tournament after a furious meltdown at the chair umpire following a doubles defeat. Ex-world No 1 Murray criticised the German's actions.

World No 3 Alexander Zverev loses his temper and is THROWN OUT from the Mexican Open - Vimarsana News

World No 3 Alexander Zverev loses his temper and is THROWN OUT from the Mexican Open

After the four players had shaken hands at the net at the end, Alexander Zverev walks back to his chair, only to make three dangerous swipes inches from the legs of the chair umpire.