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In Saudi Press, Cautious Optimism Follows Saudi-Iranian Renewal Of Relations - Vimarsana News

In Saudi Press, Cautious Optimism Follows Saudi-Iranian Renewal Of Relations

In a dramatic move on March 10, 2023, Saudi Arabia and Iran declared that they had reached an agreement to renew relations after a seven-year hiatus.[1]Through Chinese mediation, the two countries agreed to reopen their respective embassies within two months, and to reactivate past Saudi-Iran agreements, among them a 2001 security cooperation agreement. In the framework of the

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Week 3 - America Through Chinese Eyes - Vimarsana News

Week 3 - America Through Chinese Eyes

The United States has always been a source of fascination for the people of China. Chinese observers and travelers are rarely indifferent to American culture and people. This module, “America Through Chinese Eyes,” examines historical and contemporary perceptions of America, Americans, and Americanization through the lens of Chinese writers, artists, politicians, intellectuals, and public opinion. Taught by Dr. Anne Chao, a professor of History, this module will cover the four themes of the course: Democracy and Modernity; Globalization and Capitalism; Racism and Immigration; and Intellect...

Does the US Have Time to Counter Beijing's Unrestricted Warfare? - Vimarsana News

Does the US Have Time to Counter Beijing's Unrestricted Warfare?

Commentary The U.S. Congress has just voted to advance the Strategic Competition Act of 2021, which is the ...

Imperialism in the name of 'water preservation' – Workers World - Vimarsana News

Imperialism in the name of 'water preservation' – Workers World

Imperialism in the name of ‘water preservation’ By Jason Cohen (City College of New York student) Vice President Kamala Harris, while appearing with California Gov. Gavin Newsom, made a stunning remark that illuminated the perilous future ahead due to climate change. Discussing the need for policies to bolster the crumbling infrastructure that is needed to provide adequate water supply nationwide, Harris said: “For years there were wars fought over oil; in a short time there will be wars fought over water.” Indigenous-led protest in Paris, 2014 against Brazil’s construction of mega...