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CARLOS MUREITHI & KIRA ZALAN - Rwanda Fed False Intelligence to U.S. and Interpol As It Pursued Political Dissidents Abroad - Vimarsana News

CARLOS MUREITHI & KIRA ZALAN - Rwanda Fed False Intelligence to U.S. and Interpol As It Pursued Political Dissidents Abroad

Rwandan dissidents have claimed that President Paul Kagame has used dirty tactics to go after his critics abroad. Now, a classified FBI report obtained by OCCRP confirms that Rwanda has been conducting “poison pen” operations on American soil for years.

DIVIDED WE STAND: ELEVEN REGIONAL RIVALRIES FROM MOUNTAIN PEOPLE TO THE SWAMPS OF DIXIE – The Greanville Post - Vimarsana News

DIVIDED WE STAND: ELEVEN REGIONAL RIVALRIES FROM MOUNTAIN PEOPLE TO THE SWAMPS OF DIXIE – The Greanville Post

Orientation The reason Yankee fans and Red Sox fans hate each other goes a lot deeper than sports. In his book American Nations, Colin Woodard identifies eleven regional cultures in the United States. He compares the conditions of the home country, settler conditions, climate, geography, religious history, population density and international loyalties. He points out the parallels between how settlers’ regional locations in England impacted the type of regional culture they developed in the United States. My purpose in this article is to: reveal the political bankruptcy of trying to fit e...

Development programs can promote growth while also reducing brain drain in low-income countries - Vimarsana News

Development programs can promote growth while also reducing brain drain in low-income countries

Silhouette of people with luggage walking in a row. Andrey_Popov/Shutterstock.com Globalization has facilitated physical mobility, enabling international migration to increase from 92 million in 1960 to 244 million in 2017. Traditionally, rising migration flows have been attributed to a lack of economic development in origin countries. Would-be migrants, the argument goes, decide to move primarily in search of higher wages and income abroad. A competing hypothesis on the migration-development relation The “migration transition hypothesis,” first set forth by Wilbur Zelinsky in his semina...