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Trial of four former KLA leaders begins with plea of not guilty - Vimarsana News

Trial of four former KLA leaders begins with plea of not guilty

The trial of former KLA commanders Thaci, Veseli, Selimi and Krasniqi began Monday morning before the Kosovo Specialist Chambers.

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Standards for Absentee Ballots and All-Mail Elections: Doing It Right…and Doing It Wrong - Vimarsana News

Standards for Absentee Ballots and All-Mail Elections: Doing It Right…and Doing It Wrong

The Issue Residents of some states may be forced to vote using mail-in ballots during the current health emergency. Absentee ballots are vulnerable to intimidation, fraud, and chaos as all-mail elections move behind closed doors beyond the oversight of election officials, along with prolonged counting and potentially lengthy delays in certifying questionable results. Election officials must keep in mind that:

Right-Wing Attacks on Trans Health Care Rely on Ableist Logic - Vimarsana News

Right-Wing Attacks on Trans Health Care Rely on Ableist Logic

To resist state-level attacks on trans health care, we also need to tackle ableism.

China urges U.S. not to use unmanned airship for political manipulation - Vimarsana News

China urges U.S. not to use unmanned airship for political manipulation

BEIJING, Feb. 17 (Xinhua) -- The United States should not have overreacted to or use the unintended entry of the Chinese civilian unmanned airship for political

China Says Competition Should Not Define Relations with US - Vimarsana News

China Says Competition Should Not Define Relations with US

China says competition should not underline bilateral relations between Beijing and Washington. The comments by Foreign Ministry spokesman Mao Ning Wedn