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Inside the Efforts to Try Russians for Ukraine War Crimes—In Argentina - Vimarsana News

Inside the Efforts to Try Russians for Ukraine War Crimes—In Argentina

In a country long traumatized by torture, Putin’s victims hope to get their day in court.

Russia, Assad, UN? : How to get aid to millions in Syria now - Vimarsana News

Russia, Assad, UN? : How to get aid to millions in Syria now

The UN mandate that allowed humanitarian agencies to send aid through a single border crossing in northern Syria has lapsed. The future of such deliveries is now worryingly unclear. By Cathrin Schaer and Omar Albam

Cross-Border Humanitarian Mechanism to northwest Syria: current status and implications - Vimarsana News

Cross-Border Humanitarian Mechanism to northwest Syria: current status and implications

The politicisation of health and humanitarian aid in Syria has adversely affected access to essential aid for millions of civilians; something which was seen starkly in the wake of the February 2023 earthquakes. Early in the conflict, interrupted aid to areas outside of government control led to calls for cross-border aid from neighbouring countries.

Russia, Assad, UN? How to get aid to millions in Syria now – DW – 07/19/2023 - Vimarsana News

Russia, Assad, UN? How to get aid to millions in Syria now – DW – 07/19/2023

The UN mandate that allowed humanitarian agencies to send aid through a single border crossing in northern Syria has lapsed. The future of such deliveries is now worryingly unclear.

Source: dw.com
Syria Insight: Russia's aid threats need a new approach - Vimarsana News

Syria Insight: Russia's aid threats need a new approach

Syrians have suffered years of hardship from regime bombings and assaults. Aid and food have also been another weapon used by Russia and the regime against opposition areas, but NGOs and legal experts argue there are alternatives.