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The CIA's Man in Constantinople - The American Conservative - Vimarsana News

The CIA's Man in Constantinople - The American Conservative

The U.S. government is making itself felt in Orthodox internal politics.

Ten years later, The Shepherds of Aleppo are still missing - Vimarsana News

Ten years later, The Shepherds of Aleppo are still missing

Metropolitan Paul Yazigi had no way to know that he was about to vanish into the chaos of the Turkish-Syrian border during the violent rise of the Islamic State.

10 years later, Aleppo's Christian shepherds still missing - Vimarsana News

10 years later, Aleppo's Christian shepherds still missing

Metropolitan Paul Yazigi had no way to know that he was about to vanish into the chaos of the Turkish-Syrian border during the violent rise of the Islamic State.

Ten years later, the Shepherds of Aleppo are still missing - Vimarsana News

Ten years later, the Shepherds of Aleppo are still missing

Metropolitan Paul Yazigi had no way to know that he was about to vanish into the chaos of the Turkish-Syrian border during the violent rise of the Islamic State.

Remembering Joe Distelheim, a Hardball Times Mainstay - Vimarsana News

Remembering Joe Distelheim, a Hardball Times Mainstay

March 1, 2021 Baseball lost several legends in 2020, and our little corner of the baseball world was not spared. Joe Distelheim, a long-time editor and writer at The Hardball Times, passed away on December 30 from Hodgkin’s lymphoma in Hilton Head, South Carolina. He was 78 years old. News of his passing only recently reached those of us who worked with him at THT. Joe left an indelible mark on The Hardball Times during his extensive tenure there. Indeed, his tenure may have been the longest of anyone associated with the site: records going back that far are sketchy, but he worked for