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Honoring America's true heroes | Opinion – Deseret News - Vimarsana News

Honoring America's true heroes | Opinion – Deseret News

The nation can do much to avoid war by remaining vigilant and strong, and yet national security continues to require the ultimate sacrifice from too many.

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Services and Sermons

Services and Sermons is a free service for churches and other faith-based groups. Entries may be edited to fit space. The deadline for submissions is noon Wednesday for Saturday publication. Submit notices to style@times-standard.com.

NEW REPORT: Freedom in Europe Declined in 2023 as Corruption, Dysfunction, and Worsening Transparency Marred Democratic Institutions - Vimarsana News

NEW REPORT: Freedom in Europe Declined in 2023 as Corruption, Dysfunction, and Worsening Transparency Marred Democratic Institutions

Serbia experienced the largest score decline in the region, while Czechia and Montenegro saw the largest improvements.

Freedoms Denied as the World Enters a Consequential Year of Elections - Vimarsana News

Freedoms Denied as the World Enters a Consequential Year of Elections

Freedom in the World 2024 finds that global freedom declined for the 18th consecutive year in 2023. The breadth and depth of the deterioration were extensive—political rights and civil liberties diminished in 52 countries and improved in only 21.

NEW REPORT: Africa Marks a Decade of Decline in Freedom, with 2023 Being Marred by Electoral Violence and Civil Conflict - Vimarsana News

NEW REPORT: Africa Marks a Decade of Decline in Freedom, with 2023 Being Marred by Electoral Violence and Civil Conflict

The latest edition of Freedom in the World finds that electoral irregularities, coups, and civil conflict weighed on the region, with 14 countries suffering score declines and only 5 recording improvements.