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THE ECONOMY CONTINUES TO FREEFALL... NO END IN SIGHT. PLUS IMPORTANT UPDATES. Mannarino
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Is Russia Losing the Information War?
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The current conflict in Ukraine shows that restoring a sense of reality exacts a heavy and bloody toll, writes Laura Ruggeri.

On March 10 when CIA director Bill Burns addressed the U.S. Senate and declared “Russia is losing the information war over Ukraine”, he repeated a claim that had already been amplified by Anglo-American media since the start of Russia’s military operations in Ukraine. Though his statement is factually true, it doesn’t tell us why and mainly reflects the West’s perspective. As usual the reality is a lot more complicated.

The U.S. information warfare capability is unparalleled: when...

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And What About Those Biolabs?
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Stop the narrative I want to get off!

The semi-official United States government plus media lie machine knows that constructing a plausible reason to bomb the crap out of someone all depends on where you begin your narrative. If you keep starting your accusations at a point where the target has done something bad, all you have to do is repeat yourself over and over again to drown out any alternative backstory that surfaces. And if you really want to demolish all contrary views, all you have to do is liken the targeted foreign leader to Adolph Hitler and keep repeating. That tactic was used with Saddam Hussein of Iraq and is now being employed against Vladimir Putin of Russia and i...

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Vil­nius film fes­ti­val’s boy­cott of Russ­ian cin­e­ma sparks de­bate
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Lithua­nia’s most pres­ti­gious film fes­ti­val has can­celled all Russ­ian film screen­ings and will pro­mote Ukrain­ian cin­e­ma.
Published On 31 Mar 2022

‘It’s a mir­a­cle’: Poles open their homes to Ukrain­ian refugees
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New­com­ers feel blessed by kind­ness while Pol­ish hosts say they en­joy the ex­pe­ri­ence but could ben­e­fit from more sup­port.
Published On 31 Mar 2022

Qatar’s hu­man rights record takes cen­tre stage at FIFA Con­gress
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Nor­way’s foot­ball chief lash­es out at FIFA and Qatar while World Cup hosts, gov­ern­ing body point to labour re­forms made.
Published On 31 Mar 2022

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DRC par­lia­ment votes out econ­o­my min­is­ter over in­fla­tion
Leg­is­la­tors blamed Jean-Marie Kalum­ba for soar­ing prices of goods and mis­man­age­ment of the fish­ing in­dus­try.
Published On 31 Mar 2022

Euro dips amid caution over Ukraine, Norwegian crown plunges
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 The euro edged lower on Thursday on caution about developments in Ukraine and limited progress in peace talks, while the Norwegian crown fell shar

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UK sanctions Russian 'propagandists and state media'
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The UK on Thursday announced new sanctions against Russian "propagandists", including a well-known television presenter, and two Kremlin-funded med

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Turkey says gas pipeline with Israel not possible in short term
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A potential gas pipeline project between Turkey and Israel is not possible in the short-term and building an alternative system to cut dependence o

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Erdogan says Turkey ready in principle to act as Ukraine's guarantor -media
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Turkey is ready, in principle, to act as a guarantor country for Ukraine, but the details of such a format need to be worked out, President TayyipÂ

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Russia accredits Taliban envoy, voices concern about Islamist groups
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Russia has accredited a diplomat from the Taliban to engage with the new Afghan government but remains concerned about the threat of Islamist group

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With his partner in labor, man brings Xbox console to hospital to ‘kill time’
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A man in United States brought his entire gaming systemâ€"Xbox, monitor and a headsetâ€"to a hospital where his partner was in labor.

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CNN+ FAILING After ONE DAY, Company Faces Layoffs As Service Fails
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Both Russia and Ukraine want Italy as ‘guarantor’ in peace deal – PM
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Mario Draghi says the sides have “come a little closer” during the talks

Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi said on Thursday that his country was offered to serve as a guarantor of the prospective peace deal between Russia and Ukraine. This week, the parties held another round of talks in Istanbul, Turkey, to end Moscow’s military campaign in the neighboring country. 

Italy has been “requested by Russia and Ukraine to become a guarantor of the implementation of negotiations terms,” Draghi told reporters at a press conference in Rome....

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Germany and France react to Russia’s gas-for-ruble demand
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Finance ministers say they should buy Russian gas with euros, say they’re prepared for a cutoff

French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire and German Economy Minister Robert Habeck said on Thursday that their countries won’t buy Russian gas with rubles, insisting that gas contracts in euros “must be observed.” Earlier, Russian President Vladimir Putin told Berlin that payments in euros would be converted to rubles upon arrival in Russia. 

Speaking at a press conference in Berlin, Habeck said that Europe would not be “blackmailed” by Russia into using Russian currency to buy gas. Putin has demande...

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Vladimir Zhirinovsky and the Art of Political Predictions
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Zhirinovsky’s last prophesy has probably perked up some ears in the Washington Beltway, Robert Bridge writes.

Most people know the colorful leader of the Liberal Democratic Party of Russia (LDPR) as something of a court jester who for year has got away with saying the things nobody else would dare. At the same time, however, he has a lesser known track record for predicting events, and his latest one should give the United States tremendous pause.

Born in Almaty, then the capital of the Soviet Socialist Republic of Kazakhstan, on April 25, 1946, Zhirinovsky moved to Moscow in 1964 where he went...

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