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Book review: Gripping read will see frenzy for film rights - Vimarsana News

Book review: Gripping read will see frenzy for film rights

Patrick Winn's 'Narcotopia' is an enthralling book, one with multiple plotlines and characters

Taiwan rocked by worst quake in 25 years - Vimarsana News

Taiwan rocked by worst quake in 25 years

A 7.4-magnitude earthquake rocked Taiwan Wednesday morning, with the worst damage located in the east coast city of Hualien. Early reports say that nine people have died, with nearly a thousand injured. With many still trapped, The World's Asia correspondent Patrick Winn tells host Carolyn Beeler that the death toll is expected to rise.

Chinese sea attacks on US ally risk bigger confrontation - Vimarsana News

Chinese sea attacks on US ally risk bigger confrontation

China's escalating clashes with the Philippines over disputed waters in the South China Sea are forcing an uncomfortable question: At what point is the U-S obligated to help repel them with force? The Philippines is protected by a US defense treaty that is "ironclad," as US officials reiterated this week. Attacks by the China Coast Guard at sea have steadily escalated from

Best new books we read in February 2024, ranked and reviewed - Vimarsana News

Best new books we read in February 2024, ranked and reviewed

We ranked and reviewed the best books of February 2024 we read and loved. Shop new releases, book club picks, hidden gems and more titles.

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Striking South Korean doctors risk arrest - Vimarsana News

Striking South Korean doctors risk arrest

Thousands of junior doctors in South Korea have stayed off the job for more than a week, jeopardizing healthcare in the country. They object to a plan by the government to train more physicians, and instead want more pay and better working hours for themselves. The government says if the doctors don't return to work by Feb. 29, they will face arrest and risk losing their

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