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As Margrethe steps down in Denmark, Europe's palaces are braced for a wave of change. So meet the new (and very female) future... - Vimarsana News

As Margrethe steps down in Denmark, Europe's palaces are braced for a wave of change. So meet the new (and very female) future...

European royalty is entering uncharted waters - the more so as widespread legal changes mean that in the majority of countries, girls are now entitled to inherit the crown.

Region pays tribute to Caribbean Court of Justice judge Jacob Wit, dead at 71 - Vimarsana News

Region pays tribute to Caribbean Court of Justice judge Jacob Wit, dead at 71

The Caribbean Community (CARICOM) Secretariat among others has paid tribute to Dutch Caribbean jurist Jacob Wit, an original member of the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) who died Tuesday at 71, barely weeks after retiring from the Court.

Retired CCJ judge dies less than a week after retirement - Vimarsana News

Retired CCJ judge dies less than a week after retirement

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, CMC -The Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) on Tuesday confirmed the death of Justice Jacob Wit, who last week retired from the region's final court due to ill health. In a statement, the CCJ said that Justice Wit, 71,...

Bonaire takes legal action to force climate change action - Vimarsana News

Bonaire takes legal action to force climate change action

Bonaire takes legal action to force climate change action

The Story of Peter Minuit, the Settler who Bought Manhattan in Exchange for Teapots, Hoes, Necklaces, and Other Objects - Vimarsana News

The Story of Peter Minuit, the Settler who Bought Manhattan in Exchange for Teapots, Hoes, Necklaces, and Other Objects

On May 24, 1626, one of the most famous real estate transactions in history took place: the director-general of New Netherland, a colony of the United Provinces of the Netherlands located in the northeast of America, bought the island called Manhattan from the Lenni-Lenape Indians for sixty florins.