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Ukraine: Russian Forces Executed Surrendering Ukraine Soldiers - Vimarsana News

Ukraine: Russian Forces Executed Surrendering Ukraine Soldiers

Russian forces appear to have executed at least 15 Ukrainian soldiers as they attempted to surrender, and possibly six more who were surrendering or who had surrendered, since early December 2023, Human Rights Watch said today. These incidents should be investigated as war crimes.

Source: hrw.org
Growing wave of irregular migration is a major concern in Panama - Vimarsana News

Growing wave of irregular migration is a major concern in Panama

Panama, Apr 20 (Prensa Latina) The transit through Panama to the United States of 125,311 irregular migrants so far this year is sounding an alarm among authorities and presidential candidates before the general elections.

Radio Free Asia quits Hong Kong as new security law sparks fears of press exodus - Vimarsana News

Radio Free Asia quits Hong Kong as new security law sparks fears of press exodus

Radio Free Asia on Friday said that it was closing its Hong Kong office over national security concerns.

Source: yahoo.com
The US & Islamists: a History of Connivance - Vimarsana News

The US & Islamists: a History of Connivance

As the United States and allies refute any discussion of their connections to the terrorist attack in Moscow, one should be reminded of a historic fact: in all major wars of the last 45 years the U.S. and allies played into the hands of Islamists.

Jordan: Authorities must investigate Pegasus surveillance of journalists - Vimarsana News

Jordan: Authorities must investigate Pegasus surveillance of journalists

"These disturbing findings reveal that spyware continues to be weaponized against journalists and civil society." — IPI

Source: ifex.org