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When was World War 2? How did it start? A short history. - Vimarsana News

When was World War 2? How did it start? A short history.

World War II, the world's deadliest international conflict, lasted from 1939 until 1945, leaving almost 80 million people dead.

China-Bangladesh currency clearance agreement can increase trade by 'an unimaginable scale': Li Jiming, Ambassador of China - Vimarsana News

China-Bangladesh currency clearance agreement can increase trade by 'an unimaginable scale': Li Jiming, Ambassador of China

In a recent interview with The Business Standard, Ambassador Li Jiming said currency clearing arrangements between the two central banks to help use the RMB and Taka in transactions can increase trade by "an unimaginable scale"

Bloomington middle schooler opposes 'one China' teaching in class - Vimarsana News

Bloomington middle schooler opposes 'one China' teaching in class

Middle school guest columnist presents arguments on why Taiwan deserves recognition as an independent nation in MCCSC classrooms.

Pelosi's Taiwan visit counter to law - Vimarsana News

Pelosi's Taiwan visit counter to law

China's response to United States House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's visit to the Taiwan island earlier this month is a concrete step toward maintaining international rule of law, a senior diplomat said.

Japanese World War II holdout's audio tapes tell of harsh life in jungle - Vimarsana News

Japanese World War II holdout's audio tapes tell of harsh life in jungle

Audio recordings of Shoichi Yokoi — the former Japanese soldier who held out for 27 years in the jungles of Guam after the end of World War II — have been obtained by a Japanese newspaper.