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Glenn: THIS is why we should leave the United Nations - Vimarsana News

Glenn: THIS is why we should leave the United Nations

In some cases, highly paid United Nations peacekeepers have done anything but keep the peace. One of these peacekeepers, 40-year-old Bourguet, was paid $7,000 a month and was in charge of transport and logistics at the U.N. peacekeeping mission in Goma. Bourguet was giving underage locals mone...

UN peacekeepers try to stay safe amid Lebanon-Israel border flare-ups - World - Vimarsana News

UN peacekeepers try to stay safe amid Lebanon-Israel border flare-ups - World

LEBANON: While trying to fulfil their mandate to keep the peace, U.N. soldiers deployed along Lebanon’s border with...

Mali: Malian Army says it discovered mass grave in Kidal - Vimarsana News

Mali: Malian Army says it discovered mass grave in Kidal

The Malian army has discovered a mass grave in Kidal, a town recently taken back from Tuareg rebels. The army stated that this finding exemplifies the

'Shadow and Bone': A Grishaverse Fan's Guide to All the Season 2 Changes - Vimarsana News

'Shadow and Bone': A Grishaverse Fan's Guide to All the Season 2 Changes

"Shadow and Bone" is based on Leigh Bardugo's Grishaverse novels, but Season 2 of the Netflix show does a lot that will come as a surprise to book fans.

Peacekeeping abuse: UN soldiers 'fathered and abandoned thousands of children' in DR Congo - Vimarsana News

Peacekeeping abuse: UN soldiers 'fathered and abandoned thousands of children' in DR Congo

A horrifying new research claims that since 1999, UN soldiers from 12 different nations have fathered and then abandoned thousands of children in the impoverished Democratic Republic of the Congo. The study also says that troops and police working under a UN mandate in the war-torn country molested children, raped young women, and exchanged food for'survival sex.' According to the research, one victim was just eleven years old when her aunt sold her to UN forces, who loaded her with alcohol, raped her, and got her pregnant.