The cases that can be made against Vladimir Putin
Genocide, war crimes, crimes against humanity and aggression all apply. Heres what to know about them and where they are being investigated.
Source: startribune.com
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Ukraine news: How war crimes prosecutions work
Shocking atrocities in Ukraine, allegedly at the hands of Russian forces, have amplified calls to pursue war crimes charges against Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Source: ctvnews.ca
NY Times' deceitful insinuations: "Frustrated" Putin could use nukes in Ukraine -- Puppet Masters -- Sott.net
The New York Times thinks that Putin might use a nuclear weapon in Ukraine, but there is a flaw in the Times' reasoning. Putin has nothing to gain from a nuclear blast and everything to lose. A nuclear weapon will not help Putin win the war in...
Source: sott.net
Opinion | U.S. Law Holds a Tool to Counter Putin's Propaganda. But Officials Aren't Using It.
It’s time to update a 1930s law for the Internet age.
Source: politico.com
Eight Must Reads for the CRE Industry on March 25, 2022
Large U.S. cities lost population in 2021, how CRE’s lack of transparency encourages global corruption and domestic inequality
Source: wealthmanagement.com
British Nuclear Tests Done on Christmas Island Leaves Local Populace Suffer Health Effects
Christmas Island in the 50s and 60s was the site for tests of weapons of mass destruction that caused negative effects in local and nearby populations.
Source: hngn.com
Russia, Ukraine: How Vladimir Putin could be prosecuted for war crimes
The US government has formally declared that members of the Russian armed forces have committed war crimes.
Source: 9news.com.au
A cyberattack could lead to war. But it is very unlikely
Analysis by Zachary B. Wolf, CNN
Source: kake.com
Foreigners Fighting for Ukraine Elicit Scorn, Ambivalence, Support From Governments
Officials in the West, Asia and in allies Russia and Belarus have sharply different reactions to their citizens fighting the Russian invasion of Ukraine
Source: voanews.com