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COVID-19 Shows Why the World Needs a Pandemic Agreement - Vimarsana News

COVID-19 Shows Why the World Needs a Pandemic Agreement

Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus on how we must prepare now to counter the threat of a future pandemic.

Source: time.com
COVID-19 Shows Why the World Needs a Pandemic Agreement - Vimarsana News

COVID-19 Shows Why the World Needs a Pandemic Agreement

Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus on how we must prepare now to counter the threat of a future pandemic.

Source: aol.com
Questions for the PSC (Palestine Solidarity Campaign) - Vimarsana News

Questions for the PSC (Palestine Solidarity Campaign)

Mass marches, chanting and banner waving are essential to the campaign but it's also important to challenge UK Government policy and actions through ALL democratic channels, especially now that Lord Walney recommends that political leaders ban their MPs from engaging with PSC and suchlike. Lord Walney, aka John Woodcock, is a former chairman of Labour

Finns flirt with an offensive realist stance in electing their new president - Vimarsana News

Finns flirt with an offensive realist stance in electing their new president

Finland is new to NATO’s nuclear alliance. With its legacy of neutrality and diplomacy, the new NATO member has the choice of whether to continue to explore avenues for diplomacy, or whether to turn up the reliance on nuclear weapons of mass destruction. Calling for these warheads to be based in Finland is provocative for threatening a form of nuclear proliferation under the benign term of “nuclear sharing.”

Cambodia is still a long way away from a civil nuclear program - Vimarsana News

Cambodia is still a long way away from a civil nuclear program

Cambodia, renewables will lead the way for the foreseeable future while nuclear technology and education remain on the back burner.