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Pakistani Ex-PM Imran Khan Refuses Home Search By Police, Sets Own Terms - Vimarsana News

Pakistani Ex-PM Imran Khan Refuses Home Search By Police, Sets Own Terms

Former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan on May 19 refused police permission to search his Lahore home for suspects involved in this month's attacks on state and army buildings and laid out his own terms for any such operation.

Source: rferl.org
Ethnic Serb Leaders Slam Swearing-In Of Mayor Elected During Boycotted Vote - Vimarsana News

Ethnic Serb Leaders Slam Swearing-In Of Mayor Elected During Boycotted Vote

Ethnic Serb leaders in Kosovo have protested the swearing-in of a mayor from the ruling party of Prime Minister Albin Kurti, calling it the beginning of an “invasion of the north.”

Source: rferl.org
Russia Bars 500 U.S. Citizens, Including Former President Obama - Vimarsana News

Russia Bars 500 U.S. Citizens, Including Former President Obama

The Russian Foreign Ministry has banned some 500 U.S. citizens from entering the country, including former President Barack Obama, in retaliation for the latest series of sanctions announced by the United States against Moscow for its invasion of Ukraine.

Source: rferl.org
Contested North Mitrovica Mayor Inaugurated Amid Serb Boycott - Vimarsana News

Contested North Mitrovica Mayor Inaugurated Amid Serb Boycott

The new mayor of North Mitrovica, from Kosovo's ruling Vetevendosje party, assumed office on Friday in a tense atmosphere following a Kosovo Serb boycott of the April local elections.

Where cheers still ring out for Putin - Vimarsana News

Where cheers still ring out for Putin

When Europeans and Americans recoiled in horror this spring at evidence of Russian atrocities in Ukraine, Nebjosa Jovic, a university administrator in northern Kosovo, decided he had to act: He organised a street protest to cheer Russia on.