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Afghanistan Refugees ... - Vimarsana News

Afghanistan Refugees ...

Six years ago, more than a million migrants travelled across the Mediterranean and Europe to reach Germany - many of them Syrians escaping the civil war. So, could history repeat itself as refugees try to flee Taliban rule in Afghanistan? Henry Ridgwell reports.

California Voters Reject Governor Recall - Vimarsana News

California Voters Reject Governor Recall

California voters have rejected a move to unseat their governor in a recall election, a rarely used provision of direct democracy in some 20 U.S. states. Nearly two thirds of voters had rejected the recall effort by mid-Wednesday. Newsom, a Democrat, faced down 46 challengers.

Global Warming ... - Vimarsana News

Global Warming ...

Iceland is now the home of the world's largest direct air capture and storage plant of carbon dioxide. The plant aims to remove 4,000 tons of carbon dioxide - one of the main contributors to global warming - from the air each year, as VOA’s Mariama Diallo reports.

VOA60 World- Authorities shot and killed a violent extremist Friday after he stabbed six people at supermarket in Auckland, New Zealand - Vimarsana News

VOA60 World- Authorities shot and killed a violent extremist Friday after he stabbed six people at supermarket in Auckland, New Zealand

VOA60 World- Authorities shot and killed a violent extremist Friday after he stabbed six people at supermarket in Auckland, New Zealand

Burials Continue Nearly Two Weeks After Quake Hit Haiti - Vimarsana News

Burials Continue Nearly Two Weeks After Quake Hit Haiti

As Haiti recovers from a quake that struck the country nearly two weeks ago, relatives bury a girl near the ruins of her house. She’s among the more than 2,200 people killed by the 7.2 magnitude quake. Elsewhere, women say they fear for their safety and that of their children.