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What deals can a new Labour government do with EU? - Vimarsana News

What deals can a new Labour government do with EU?

Brexiteers fear being dragged back into the bloc but what options does Sir Keir Starmer have for closer ties with continent

Putin 'hapless' as Prigozhin's mutiny provides 'script' for future rebel to topple him | World | News - Vimarsana News

Putin 'hapless' as Prigozhin's mutiny provides 'script' for future rebel to topple him | World | News

The events of the last few days had exposed Putin as being 'ill-prepared to handle' his first significant insurrection as Russian leader.

Fury as pro EU thinktank handed £4 million in taxpayer cash 'Total waste of money!' | Politics - Vimarsana News

Fury as pro EU thinktank handed £4 million in taxpayer cash 'Total waste of money!' | Politics

It follows a previous grant from the Economic and Social Research Council, a government quango, of £3,454,432 for the last three years. The thinktank which has previously taken an anti-Brexit stance is headed by Professor Anand Menon, who used to be a visiting expert at the European Commission and reported directly to the President. Tory

BML Munjal University Appoints Prof. Shyam Menon as the Executive Vice President - Vimarsana News

BML Munjal University Appoints Prof. Shyam Menon as the Executive Vice President

Gurugram (Haryana) [India], March 25 (ANI/NewsVoir): BML Munjal University (BMU), a Hero Group initiative, today announced the appointment of Prof Shyam Menon as their new Executive Vice President

The Kashmir Files' distraught testimonials show new India an old gruesome photo of Kashmiri Pandits - Vimarsana News

The Kashmir Files' distraught testimonials show new India an old gruesome photo of Kashmiri Pandits

While many question the veracity of these horrendous stories, Agnihotri asserts to have interviewed 700 Pandits making his film more of a documentary than a routine Bollywood outing. In contrast to popular opinion, Agnihotri's film does not entirely show the killings as consequential to the displace