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The Catholic Church Is Diversifying Down to Its Controversies - Vimarsana News

The Catholic Church Is Diversifying Down to Its Controversies

Tribalism, debates over LGBTQ rights, polygamy, the ordaining of women, along with other issues are all part of a changing Catholic Church.

Uhuru Kenyatta and Kenya's media: a bitter-sweet affair that didn't end happily – Newstime Africa - Vimarsana News

Uhuru Kenyatta and Kenya's media: a bitter-sweet affair that didn't end happily – Newstime Africa

Newstime Africa - A world leader in Breaking News Stories as they happen around the world - Africa\'s Breaking News Center

It's hot and dry out there, but it ain't as bad as 1540 (yet) – POLITICO - Vimarsana News

It's hot and dry out there, but it ain't as bad as 1540 (yet) – POLITICO

As Europe risks its worst drought in 500 years, here’s what happened the last time around.

Ukrainian Branch of Amnesty Int'l Rejects Report Accusing Kyiv of Endangering Civilians - Vimarsana News

Ukrainian Branch of Amnesty Int'l Rejects Report Accusing Kyiv of Endangering Civilians

A report by Amnesty International accusing Ukraine of “violating the laws of war” by basing troops in residential areas is attracting sharp criticism in Kyiv – and an extraordinary statement from the global human rights organization’s own Ukraine branch, distancing itself from the report.

Ukrainian Branch of Amnesty Int'l Rejects Report Accusing Kyiv of Endangering Civilians - Vimarsana News

Ukrainian Branch of Amnesty Int'l Rejects Report Accusing Kyiv of Endangering Civilians

A report by Amnesty International accusing Ukraine of “violating the laws of war” by basing troops in residential areas is attracting sharp criticism in Kyiv – and an extraordinary statement from the global human rights organization’s own Ukraine branch, distancing itself from the report.