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Israeli-Palestinian violence tugs Biden toward old US role as mediator - Vimarsana News

Israeli-Palestinian violence tugs Biden toward old US role as mediator

As the deadly exchanges of rocket fire and airstrikes between Israel and Hamas in Gaza entered their second week Monday, the White House issued a statement in which for the first time President Joe Biden expressed his support for a “cease-fire” in the hostilities. But Mr. Biden also “reiterated his firm support for Israel’s right to defend itself against indiscriminate attacks.” That’s according to a readout of a presidential call with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Why We Wrote This The eruption of Israeli-Palestinian violence is raising pressure on the U.S. to retur...

Equal pay for equal work in Europe? The key may be transparency. - Vimarsana News

Equal pay for equal work in Europe? The key may be transparency.

While the equality of men and women was a founding principle of the European Union, the continent’s gender pay gap has long been stuck at 14%. This year, a spate of powerful new efforts by a number of member states to close the gender pay gap has culminated in European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen’s proposal for sweeping new legislation that would compel companies throughout Europe to share salary data broken down by gender and prohibit them from asking job applicants their salary history. Why We Wrote This Equal pay for equal work may become a reality in Europe, as the Europ...

Dutch exhibit grapples with nation's historical links to slavery - Vimarsana News

Dutch exhibit grapples with nation's historical links to slavery

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Women troops allowed hairstyles for better safety and self-expression - Vimarsana News

Women troops allowed hairstyles for better safety and self-expression

In January, the Air Force changed grooming standards for female troops to allow ponytails and braids rather than buns alone. The Army followed suit a few months later, announcing that it is also eliminating from policy guidance words like “eccentric” and “faddish,” which often targeted women of color. “This really goes back to a larger thing – diversity and inclusion,” Sgt. Maj. of the Army Michael Grinston said. “Are these microaggressions, those things that we were saying that maybe we didn’t know were offensive? Maybe we need to be aware of that.” Why We Wrote This What...

Traveling? Pack the 10 best books of May in your suitcase. - Vimarsana News

Traveling? Pack the 10 best books of May in your suitcase.

by Annette Gordon-Reed Pulitzer Prize winner Annette Gordon-Reed renders a perfectly quilted work of history seen through the eyes of an African American family in Texas. It follows the seldom-shared stories of descendants of enslaved Black people from the 1820s to their emancipation in Galveston on June 19, 1865. 6. by Suzanne Simard Suzanne Simard is a leading forest ecologist and a pioneer in the field of plant communication. She writes that trees are complicated, interdependent social organisms connected to one another through underground networks. This book is not just about the science,...