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Pastor Michael J. Brooks: Is it inappropriate to display the flag in worship? - Vimarsana News

Pastor Michael J. Brooks: Is it inappropriate to display the flag in worship?

It was an interesting editorial on a Christian news site. The writer, a pastor, made the unilateral decision to remove the American flag from his church’s worship center.

West Africa's Grim Trajectory - Just Security - Vimarsana News

West Africa's Grim Trajectory - Just Security

The Niger coup is part of a cascade of crises that underscore democratic backsliding and the need for a broad regional strategy.

US harps human rights tune on India, freezes diamond accounts - Vimarsana News

US harps human rights tune on India, freezes diamond accounts

With India’s G20 presidency marred by polarised differences among the member countries over the Ukraine conflict, there is uncertainty over the direction of the final resolution to be adopted on September 9-10 when the G20 Leaders’ Summit takes place at the swanky ITPO complex in New Delhi’s Pragati Maidan

Source: theweek.in
Vietnam says there are no Montagnards in its Central Highlands - Vimarsana News

Vietnam says there are no Montagnards in its Central Highlands

After UN inquiries on religious persecution, Hanoi denies that the ethnic group exists.

Source: rfa.org
US official calls state of religious freedom in Nigeria 'abysmal,' says country in 'slow -motion genocide' - Vimarsana News

US official calls state of religious freedom in Nigeria 'abysmal,' says country in 'slow -motion genocide'

The chairman of U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom, Rabbi Abraham Cooper, has described the state of religious freedom in Nigeria as "abysmal."