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Germany and Mongolia enter into strategic partnership - Vimarsana News

Germany and Mongolia enter into strategic partnership

Representatives of Germany and Mongolia signed an agreement on a strategic partnership in the presence of German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier in the Mongolian capital Ulaanbaatar on Wednesday. "Mongolia and Germany have really long-standing and very friendly relations," said Steinmeier during his state visit. With the strategic partnership, Germany is now one of Mongolia's closest partners, he added. Mongolian President Ukhnaagiin Khürelsükh said that Germany was the first country in Europe

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A short history of Russia and Ukraine - Vimarsana News

A short history of Russia and Ukraine

Seven maps that illustrate Vladimir Putin’s distortion of history | Graphic detail

Secrets in the Ice - Sky History - Vimarsana News

Secrets in the Ice - Sky History

Mysterious Mongol Massacre (Season 3 Episode 3): Cosmic rays in Antarctica have experts stumped. Secrets in the Ice airs on Sky History at 5:00 AM, Sunday 28 January. Cosmic rays in Antarctica have experts stumped

Aristotle Never Existed? The Chinese Aversion to History - The American Spectator - Vimarsana News

Aristotle Never Existed? The Chinese Aversion to History - The American Spectator

In a Chinese scholar's denial of Aristotle, we encounter a textbook case of what we might call “red fragility.”

Secrets in the Ice - Sky Showcase HD - Vimarsana News

Secrets in the Ice - Sky Showcase HD

Mysterious Mongol Massacre (Season 3 Episode 3): Cosmic rays in Antarctica have experts stumped. Secrets in the Ice airs on Sky Showcase HD at 1:00 PM, Saturday 27 January. Cosmic rays in Antarctica have experts stumped