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Why the Oil Pollution in South Sudan isn’t Getting Enough Media Coverage, According to the Victims
JUBA, South Sudan (ViaNews) - Oil pollution now affects millions of people in South Sudan....
Pakistan Ex-PM and Daugther Freed after 2 Months in jail: Court found no Solid Evidence Related to Avenfield
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (ViaNews) - The former prime minister of Pakistan, Nawaz Sharif, his daughter Maryam...
White House Leaks Reportedly Show Venezuela has Been Under Trump´s Crosshairs
CARACAS, Venezuela (ViaNews) – Recent leaks were published on the September 8 edition of the...
Is the U.S. Worried Over China´s Courting of Central American Countries?
SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic (ViaNews) - In the academic study of International relations, the concept...
At Least 48 Taken to Hospitals Over Suspicions of Anthrax Outbreak in Turkey
ANKARA, Turkey (ViaNews) - According to the reports from the ministry of health, some cities...
Syria War: Attack on Idlib Will Turn Into a “Massacre,” Says Turkish President
ANKARA, Turkey (ViaNews) - Syrian Foreign Minister Walid Muallem spoke to Russia Today: “We do...
Venezuela’s Real Economy: What’s coming next?
CARACAS (ViaNews) - Venezuela’s unprecedented collapse continues. It seems almost unthinkable for a country that...
Goldman Sachs Says Yes to Cryptocurrency Custody Service And No to Trading Service
Goldman Sachs was never in the running to set up a cryptocurrency trading desk. Over...
New Left-Wing Politics in Germany
BERLIN (ViaNews) - After the phenomenal success of Emmanuel Macron’s En Marche-movement in France, follows...
Did the New U.S. Ambassador to the Dominican Republic Start off on the Right Foot?
SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic (ViaNews) - Robin Bernstein will be the second woman to occupy...
Pro-Catalan Protesters Take to Spain’s Highways to Call for Release of Political Prisoners
Madrid (ViaNews) - Separatists, with reflective vests, independentist Catalan flag, and banners demand the release...
Philippines: The Poor Fights Back vs. Drug-related Killings Before ICC
MANILA, Philippines (ViaNews) - Families of the victims of drug-related killings here know too well...
Battle on Corruption Heats Up As Kenyan State Corporation Team Cuffed Over Maize Scandal
NAIROBI, Kenya (ViaNews) - Eight National Cereals and Produce Board (NCPB) suspects have been arraigned...
Trump Accuses Google Of Search Bias On ‘Trump News’
Google is the latest tech giant to find itself at crosshairs with President Donald Trump...
How China’s Influence Changes Pakistan-US relations
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (ViaNews) - Early this year, the diplomatic relationship between Pakistan may have started...
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Is Serbia planning to limit reproductive rights for women?
BELGRADE, Serbia (Vianews) - Almost a week ago, Irish women won their fight against abortion ban. The Eighth Amendment, which grants an equal right...
Meet Dalai Lama’s Sister, the Lady Known as “Mother of Tibet”
NEW DELHI, India (ViaNews) – Tenzin Gyatso, better known as His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama, regards himself as a very simple Buddhist monk....
Serbia: The strange case of the Prime Minister’s daughter
BELGRADE, Serbia (Vianews) - At first glance, it barely seems newsworthy: a young woman got her university diploma, then started an internship, then got...
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Europe
Pro-Catalan Protesters Take to Spain’s Highways to Call for Release of...
Madrid (ViaNews) - Separatists, with reflective vests, independentist Catalan flag, and banners demand the release of "political prisoners." Protesters choose major Spain's highway bridges...
Romania Protests: After Communism, Romanians Stand United to Fight Corruption
BUCHAREST, Romania (ViaNews) - Twenty-eight years have passed since the Romanian Revolution. At the end of 1989. there was a period of violent civil...
World Cup 2018: Russian Women are Being Bullied for Getting too...
Moskow, Russia (ViaNews) - Russian women are being accused of disregarding Russian men and “sell themselves” to foreigners. Online haters have been launching bullying...
United Kingdom
Exclusive photos of the Birmingham Airport incident involving a Norwegian Air airplane
A Boeing 737-800 jet flying from the Iceland capital, Reykjavik, to Madrid, Spain, was diverted to Birmingham after a technical problem. According to a...
Middle Classes To Benefit Most From Grammar School Funding Boost
London (ViaNews) - Theresa May’s Conservative Government have re-ignited their stated wish to increase the number of grammar school places available to pupils in...
Understanding the Uncertain Motivations Behind Syria Bomb Attacks
LONDON (ViaNews) - As the relationship between Britain and Russia plunges to new depths – if it were a marriage, they’d be in court...
UK: NHS Surgery Team’s Attention to Detail Might Have Saved a Patient’s Life
LONDON (ViaNews) - Peter Bird, a professional writer and journalist from Milton Keynes, in the UK, went through an experience he won't easily forget....
EU Leak Threatens May Talks With Brussels
LONDON (ViaNews) - The future of Prime Minister Theresa May and some of her most senior cabinet colleagues has once more been thrown into...
A Political Football That Won’t Go Out Of Play?
LONDON (ViaNews) – A new book claims to shoot World Cup bribes back into the penalty area; a streaky, bobbling pass that emerges straight...
Politics
New Left-Wing Politics in Germany
BERLIN (ViaNews) - After the phenomenal success of Emmanuel Macron’s En Marche-movement in France, follows the German “Aufstehen” movement – headed by politicians of...
Turkish Elections: SEC Refuses to Fund Ballots for the Visually Impaired
ANKARA, Turkey (ViaNews) - The Supreme Electoral Council (SEC) of Turkey had recently confirmed the use of tactile ballot papers for the June 24...
Oprah 2020: Is America ready for another ‘celebrity’ president?
WASHINGTON (ViaNews) - Her speech at the Golden Globe Awards has turned into a social media storm and has launched a firestorm on social...
New Book Could Deepen Divide in Washington
WASHINGTON (ViaNews) - Instead of starting the new year focused on a government spending bill or infrastructure, the White House has been consumed by...
South African legislature must develop impeachment rules for Zuma
WASHINGTON (ViaNews) - A South African judge has ruled the country’s legislature must now set out rules of impeachment for President Jacob Zuma.
The Constitutional...
What does Jerusalem condemnation mean for U.S./U.N. relations?
NEW YORK (ViaNews) - Despite a threat from the U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley to pull funding to the global body,...
Asia
Pakistan Ex-PM and Daugther Freed after 2 Months in jail: Court found no Solid...
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (ViaNews) - The former prime minister of Pakistan, Nawaz Sharif, his daughter Maryam Nawaz, and son-in-law Captain Safdar (retired) were released from...
Philippines: The Poor Fights Back vs. Drug-related Killings Before ICC
MANILA, Philippines (ViaNews) - Families of the victims of drug-related killings here know too well that they are lacking in both influence and resources....
How China’s Influence Changes Pakistan-US relations
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (ViaNews) - Early this year, the diplomatic relationship between Pakistan may have started off on the wrong foot.
Relations between the two countries...
Philippines: Prohibiting Driver-only Vehicles Along Metro Manila’s Highway isn’t Working as Expected
MANILA, Philippines (ViaNews) – A new traffic scheme, which was claimed to solve the Metro Manila’s traffic congestion wants to prohibit that driver-only vehicles...
China Courting India In Response To U.S Trade War Stand-Off
NEW DELHI (India) - Concerned by escalating trade war standoff with the U.S, China is eyeing close relationship with India as it continues to...
Philippines Brain Drain: Health Professionals Leaving for Greener Pastures
MANILA, Philippines (ViaNews) - Being a professional gives you the edge to land a stable job, but in the Philippines health industry, it’s a...
Africa
Why the Oil Pollution in South Sudan isn’t Getting Enough Media Coverage, According to...
JUBA, South Sudan (ViaNews) - Oil pollution now affects millions of people in South Sudan. Many villages have been completely destroyed by it.
This has...
Battle on Corruption Heats Up As Kenyan State Corporation Team Cuffed Over Maize Scandal
NAIROBI, Kenya (ViaNews) - Eight National Cereals and Produce Board (NCPB) suspects have been arraigned in court and charged in relations to the scandal...
Gone Too Soon: The Tale of Two Kenyan World Champions Who Passed Away Tragically
NAIROBI, Kenya (ViaNews) - On Thursday, Kenya is set to lay at rest one of her sporting heroes after another untimely death of an...
South Sudan Oil Pollution: Parliament Issues Summons to Country’s Minister of Petroleum and Mining
JUBA, South Sudan (ViaNews) - For failure to report on oil pollution's devastation of the country, the South Sudanese Parliament issues summons to country's...
Sounding the alarm on Congo: Ituri violence creating desperation
GENEVA, Switzerland (ViaNews) - After months of conflict between the Hema and Lendu ethnic groups in eastern DR Congo’s Ituri region, UNHCR is sounding...
South Sudan Government Confirms Widespread Oil-caused Environmental Catastrophe
MUNICH, Germany (ViaNews) - In May 2018, the United Nation‘s Environment Programme published the South Sudan‘s First State of Environment Report and Outlook.
From literally...
South-America
White House Leaks Reportedly Show Venezuela has Been Under Trump´s Crosshairs
CARACAS, Venezuela (ViaNews) – Recent leaks were published on the September 8 edition of the New York Times regarding Trump´s administration supporting the military...
Venezuela’s Real Economy: What’s coming next?
CARACAS (ViaNews) - Venezuela’s unprecedented collapse continues. It seems almost unthinkable for a country that not so long ago was considered an emerging market,...
“Operación Fénix” Claims Responsibility for the Venezuelan Drone Attack – Read the Full Statement
CARACAS, Venezuela (ViaNews) – From Miami, through her own YouTube channel, three hours after the attack, Venezuelan journalist Patricia Poleo said that militaries from...
Maduro Saved by Counter-Drone Technology, Says Venezuelan Attorney General
CARACAS, Venezuela (ViaNews) – Tarek William Saab, Venezuela´s Attorney General appeared on television today to deliver new information regarding the frustrated attack to President...
Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro survives drone attack, blames Colombian President
CARACAS, Venezuela (ViaNews) - During the televised commemoration of the 81st birthday of the National Guard with a military parade in downtown Caracas, Venezuelan...
Is the Venezuelan Socialist Revolution changing colors?
CARACAS, Venezuela (ViaNews) - Venezuela's President, Nicolás Maduro, announced new economic policies this week. Venezuelans have long waited for measures which can provide...
Interview
Interview with Rafael Valera, leader of the Venezuelan political movement Rumbo Libertad: “I...
CARACAS, Venezuela (ViaNews) - Venezuela’s crisis continues to grow rapidly and no one seems able to stop it.
After last years failed protests and a variety of also failed negotiation attempts with the government,...
Venezuela’s Hidden Crisis: Basic Education
MARACAIBO, Venezuela (ViaNews) - The sufferings of Venezuelan economy are hardly unknown these days.
Inflation over 10,000 %, massive scarcity of basic products, an insignificant salary, rising dollar black market, cash almost inexistent, and so...
“Events Bring Coworking Customers,” Says Impact Hub Belgrade Representative
BELGRADE, Serbia (ViaNews) - Young entrepreneurs in Serbia, although full of ideas and enthusiasm face many of the challenges shared by other Europeans. Among those challenges are initial funding, risk aversion, high initial costs,...
The Rise of the American Woman: “We’ve Reached Critical Mass as a Society” said...
WASHINGTON (ViaNews) - With a part of a country that’s angry and looking for change, this past year was one of protest. As the year went on, dissatisfaction with the current administration and the...
Leading neuroscientist explains where Artificial Intelligence and neuroscience meet, and the dangers ahead
MADRID (ViaNews) - Anthony Zador is Chair in Neuroscience and Professor of Biology at the Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, wherein 1953, Watson made the first public presentation of DNA's double-helix structure. Mr. Zador went...
