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Who Are the Knights of Malta — and What Do They Want? – Foreign Policy - Vimarsana News

Who Are the Knights of Malta — and What Do They Want? – Foreign Policy

They're a secretive religious order with a long and bloody history and unique status under international law, but that doesn't mean they run the world.

Solve Challenge Finals 2023: Action in service to the world - Vimarsana News

Solve Challenge Finals 2023: Action in service to the world

Over 200 social impact leaders gathered to hear the 2023 Solver teams pitch their solutions to address global issues at the Solve Challenge Finals, hosted by MIT Solve.

Source: mit.edu
Debt Abolition Activists Gear Up for Countersummit as World Bank and IMF Meet - International Viewpoint - Vimarsana News

Debt Abolition Activists Gear Up for Countersummit as World Bank and IMF Meet - International Viewpoint

“At the same time, abolition of debt alone is not enough if domestic ruling classes maintain private ownership of the economy and natural resources. So, abolition of debt must be a key component of building a radical, anti-capitalist movement for system change in each country and globally.”

Trinidad, St. Lucia use Miami Carnival to launch their 'Come back home' campaign - Vimarsana News

Trinidad, St. Lucia use Miami Carnival to launch their 'Come back home' campaign

Can Miami’s Carnival help revive a tourism market crippled by the pandemic? Caribbean nations are banking on it.

Source: yahoo.com
Government hopes to pay off $300 million maturing bond early - Vimarsana News

Government hopes to pay off $300 million maturing bond early

Government hopes to retire some $300 million it will soon owe in maturing bonds, Minister of Economic Affairs Michael Halkitis said yesterday, adding that the there are plans in place to handle a number of other large payouts the government will owe in the near-term. “We have a plan,” Halkitis said. “We have various resources