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North and South Korea's Shared Past and Divergent Future - Vimarsana News

North and South Korea's Shared Past and Divergent Future

Sep 09, 2023 // The juxtaposition between North and South Korea is striking on every level. Two new books—"Korea: A New History of South" and North and "The Sister"—bring an accessible exploration of the two countries' complex, shared history, writes Joshua Huminski.

Formal talks between Cuba and the Dominican Republic - Vimarsana News

Formal talks between Cuba and the Dominican Republic

The first and only english language online news publication in the Dominican Republic. Providing local and international news, DR guides and access to real estate and car portals. Your most up to date source for info on the Dominican Republic.

With Kogi masks, Colombia wants more ancestral treasures to return home - Vimarsana News

With Kogi masks, Colombia wants more ancestral treasures to return home

With the return of the Kogi Kágaba masks, Colombia wants to reclaim more ancestral treasures from overseas museums. So far this year, an average of 50 objects are returning home every month.

Obama picks Dunford to lead Marines - Vimarsana News

Obama picks Dunford to lead Marines

The new Leatherneck leader leaves behind a war in Afghanistan winding down.

How diplomats who traffick, exploit domestic workers get away How diplomats who traffick, exploit domestic workers get away - Vimarsana News

How diplomats who traffick, exploit domestic workers get away How diplomats who traffick, exploit domestic workers get away

Data show that diplomatic immunity has protected many abusive diplomats from prosecution. The complicity of their sending countries has also helped them get away with impunity.