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A CelebrASIA, Taste of Mexico, and Lesbian Wedding Highlight Our Community Events - Vimarsana News

A CelebrASIA, Taste of Mexico, and Lesbian Wedding Highlight Our Community Events

Fests, gatherings, classes, and more

Thousands turn out in Czech city to honor American and Belgian liberators from World War II - Vimarsana News

Thousands turn out in Czech city to honor American and Belgian liberators from World War II

The jubilance of World War II liberation returned for four days in the Czech Republic’s fourth-largest city, as residents unfurled American flags in celebration of Pilsen’s rescue from Nazi occupation 79 years ago.

Guess which up-and-coming downtown Austin office tower is now almost half-leased? - Vimarsana News

Guess which up-and-coming downtown Austin office tower is now almost half-leased?

International law firm O’Melveny & Myers will lease 28,000 square feet in the Republic, a 48-story office tower underway in downtown Austin.

Source: yahoo.com
Georgian Parliament Pushes 'Foreign Agents' Bill Despite Mass Protests, Western Warnings - Vimarsana News

Georgian Parliament Pushes 'Foreign Agents' Bill Despite Mass Protests, Western Warnings

Georgia's parliament is set to vote on the second reading of a so-called "foreign agents" bill -- regarded by many as mirroring one used by the Kremlin to silence its critics -- amid growing protests and Western warnings that the law is undemocratic.

Source: rferl.org
Thousands of Georgians Stage Anti-Government Protest Against 'Foreign Influence' Law Denounced by EU - Vimarsana News

Thousands of Georgians Stage Anti-Government Protest Against 'Foreign Influence' Law Denounced by EU

Georgian lawmakers agreed on an early draft of a controversial 'foreign influence' bill, sparking fresh street protests against the legislation, which is criticized for mirroring a repressive Russian law.

Source: hngn.com