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Express: China sends troops and tanks to Russia for huge military exercises involving 37 countries

11:15 01.08.2022

Express: China sends troops and tanks to Russia for huge military exercises involving 37 countries

English “Express”writes with surprise and concernabout huge military exercises in Russia involving 37 countries.Chinese state television has reported that men and materiel have been transported from Manzhouli in Inner Mongolia to Zabaikalsk in the far east of Russia, in advance of the forthcoming International Army Games.The event is being held …

“Wall Street Journal”: An export ban would raise costs at the pump for a majority of Americans and give Vladimir Putin more influence

11:14 01.08.2022

“Wall Street Journal”: An export ban would raise costs at the pump for a majority of Americans and give Vladimir Putin more influence

Gasoline prices have been falling, but they’re still high, and President Biden is reportedly considering a ban on exporting refined products — gasoline, diesel and jet fuel. The idea is that restricting exports would increase domestic supply, putting downward pressure on prices. An export ban would raise costs at the …

English advertisers don’t not want to promote their products alongside Ukrainian stories

11:14 01.08.2022

English advertisers don’t not want to promote their products alongside Ukrainian stories

The business has invested heavily in its websites but said the war in Ukraine had hit income, because advertisers did not want to pay to promote their products alongside stories about human suffering,writes “The Guardian”.The rising cost of paper has dented profits at the publishing company Reach, which owns titles …

It seems the UK no longer wants to have green energy

11:13 01.08.2022

It seems the UK no longer wants to have green energy

We cannot be reliant on intermittent solar and wind power until there are adequate ways to store renewable energy,writes with amazing revelation British “Spectator”.UK consumers are already paying high prices for energy, but were it not for Brexit we would be facing even sharper prices and perhaps even rationing. Our …

Time for Don Quixote

11:14 31.07.2022 Olga Gromova

Time for Don Quixote

They say the present day is not for Don Quixotes. They say no one is currently interested in heroic deeds akin to those committed by Don Quixote. They say the pragmatic hearts of today cannot be kindled by the knightly ideals of eternal love…..But I assure you that this is …

Tucker Carlson Blasts Zelensky Vogue Cover — 'Why Are We Still Funding This?'

13:49 29.07.2022

Tucker Carlson Blasts Zelensky Vogue Cover — 'Why Are We Still Funding This?'

Fox News anchor Tucker Carlson mocked Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky's recent Vogue photoshoot in a monologue on Wednesday while condemning the amount of U.S. financial aid for Kyiv,notes Newsweek.Carlson took aim at the "the authoritarian government" of Kyiv which "needs tens of billions of dollars of dollars" of U.S. taxpayers' …

Interview with Chairman of Vision & Global Trends International Institute for Global Analyses Tiberio Graziani (Italy)

10:53 29.07.2022 Elizaveta Antonova , Andrey Torin

Interview with Chairman of Vision & Global Trends International Institute for Global Analyses Tiberio Graziani (Italy)

What is the connection between the growing social tension in the Italian society and the foreign policy which was pursued by the Cabinet of Mario Draghi? What lies behind the consistently anti-Russian position which the former prime minister chose to pursue?The social tension that pervades Italy, mainly of an economic …

More details about the Istanbul deal on Ukrainian grain

10:51 29.07.2022 Vladimir Kozin

More details about the Istanbul deal on Ukrainian grain

On July 22, in Istanbul, representatives of the UN, Russia, Turkey and Ukraine signed an agreement (photo) on lifting restrictions on the supply of Russian products for export and facilitating the export of Ukrainian grain and a number of other agricultural food products, such as sunflower oil.A three-month period of …

English fast food suffers from anti-Russian sanctions

10:51 29.07.2022

English fast food suffers from anti-Russian sanctions

The imposition of a 35 percent tariff on Russian whitefish by the UK government beginning Tuesday may force UK fish and chip shop owners to turn to species such as hake and vary their product mixes to bring in other proteins and non-fish products,recognizes Intrafish.com. That's the verdict of National …

Business Losses From Russia Top $59 Billion as Sanctions Hit

10:29 28.07.2022

Business Losses From Russia Top $59 Billion as Sanctions Hit

Global companies have racked up more than $59 billion in losses from their Russian operations, with more financial pain to come as sanctions hit the economy and sales and shutdowns continue, according to a review of public statements and securities filings. This these sensational figures arequoted by the “Wall Street …

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