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European Parliament Members Convene to Discuss CCP's Organ Harvesting of Falun Gong Prisoners - Vimarsana News

European Parliament Members Convene to Discuss CCP's Organ Harvesting of Falun Gong Prisoners

Human-rights affiliated site minghui.org, which covers stories related to both the beauty of and persecution of Falun Dafa, reported that on Oct. 27, the

A 'Blunt Attack' on Human Rights: EU Lawmaker Urges Europe to Use Trade to Hold China Accountable for Organ Harvesting - Vimarsana News

A 'Blunt Attack' on Human Rights: EU Lawmaker Urges Europe to Use Trade to Hold China Accountable for Organ Harvesting

The European Parliament needs to prioritize human rights over trade and confront the Chinese regime’s forced organ harvesting ...

Battle of the Bulge mod for Company of Heroes: Opposing Fronts - Vimarsana News

Battle of the Bulge mod for Company of Heroes: Opposing Fronts

In the morning of December 16th,1944 German Forces launched a surprise attack in the dense Ardennes Forest in Belgium and Luxemburg. Allied High command is hastily rushing re-enforcements to the area, to counter the surprise attack and prevent them from...

Source: moddb.com
Vessels return to Ogden Point with 29 tonnes of plastic garbage scooped from North Pacific - Vimarsana News

Vessels return to Ogden Point with 29 tonnes of plastic garbage scooped from North Pacific

A prototype system to collect floating plastic in the Great Pacific Garbage Patch has proven its worth by hauling in 29,000 kilograms of plastic material, the environmental organization behind the . . .

Les pales de la discorde - Vimarsana News

Les pales de la discorde

L’an dernier, en traversant le grand bassin du port d’Ostende pour rejoindre la plage qui court sur 150 kilomètres de Calais à l’estuaire de l’Escaut, aux Pays-Bas, on pouvait voir à quai le « Vole au vent » de Jan de Nul, un de ces étranges navires aux longs bras tendus vers le ciel qui se transforment en plateformes pour poser les éoliennes en mer. Il s’apprêtait à installer un septième parc offshore belge : 58 turbines désormais visibles par temps clair depuis la côte. Grâce à sa façade maritime, la petite Belgique joue dans la cour des grands en matière d’é...