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US Educational Institutions Surrender to the LGBTQI and CRT Invasion - Vimarsana News

US Educational Institutions Surrender to the LGBTQI and CRT Invasion

Commentary U.S. educational institutions are being hollowed out by their adoption of cultural Marxist ideologies that are alien ...

Student makes contribution to breast cancer fight - Vimarsana News

Student makes contribution to breast cancer fight

To honour the memory of a family friend who died of cancer, Ursuline Convent fifth-form student Michael Hall on Monday donated $780 to help women in their battle against breast cancer.Presenting the funds that were raised through the sale of ties during Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Hall said he created the project with the hope of assisting the Breast Cancer Society in his small way.“One of the reasons I wanted to help was because I kept hearing about the large number of women dying from breast cancer. Last year, I experienced this personally when Auntie Sophie [Sophia Lisk] lost her battl...

Roundup: BRI a research focus of Bangladesh university - Vimarsana News

Roundup: BRI a research focus of Bangladesh university

DHAKA, Sept. 27 (Xinhua) -- Bangladesh Daffodil International University (DIU), a recognized 20-year-old private university based in Dhaka, is working to promot

The Weakness of Xi Jinping - Vimarsana News

The Weakness of Xi Jinping

Xi Jinping may well ruin something China has earned over the course of four decades: a reputation for steady, competent leadership, writes Cai Xia for Foreign Affairs.

Beijing faces a new test of its economic statecraft - Vimarsana News

Beijing faces a new test of its economic statecraft

It must learn from its mistakes if it is to make a success of the Global Development Initiative. Read more at straitstimes.com.