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The BRICS' 'Tectonic Change': A Momentous 72 Hours - Vimarsana News

The BRICS' 'Tectonic Change': A Momentous 72 Hours

The BRICS summit in Johannesburg, South Africa, Aug. 22-24, moves center stage in the world, and in history. Some 22 nations have applied to join the

Outdoor Brands Are Starting to Roll Out Gender-Neutral Gear. Could it Become the Norm? - Vimarsana News

Outdoor Brands Are Starting to Roll Out Gender-Neutral Gear. Could it Become the Norm?

While REI and some other retailers have rolled out non-gendered products and apparel lines, LGBTQ+ advocates and allies say they have a lot more to do.

PEN's Freedom to Write: 277 Writers, Intellectuals Jailed in 36 Nations - Vimarsana News

PEN's Freedom to Write: 277 Writers, Intellectuals Jailed in 36 Nations

An alarming follow-up to the February 2021 Myanmar coup d'état: Yangon moves into PEN America's Top 10 Freedom to Write Index offenders.

PEN America: 227 Writers, Intellectuals Jailed in 36 Nations - Vimarsana News

PEN America: 227 Writers, Intellectuals Jailed in 36 Nations

An alarming follow-up to the February 2021 Myanmar coup d'état: Yangon moves into the Top 10 Freedom to Write Index offenders.

Trump Supporters Hold Rallies in Different Parts of Canada - Vimarsana News

Trump Supporters Hold Rallies in Different Parts of Canada

Trump Supporters Hold Rallies in Different Parts of Canada Several rallies and car parades were held in different parts of Canada on Jan. 6 to show support for U.S. President Donald Trump and condemn socialism. In Toronto, a group called Factual Canada held two rallies and car parades this week. An estimated 200 vehicles were registered for the car parade in the first rally on Jan. 3, and a larger number appeared for the Jan. 6 event. Supporters came from various ethnic communities. The “Stop the Steal” convoy in Toronto took off from the John M. Kelly Library at the University of St. Mi...