Is Anyone Paying Attention to Putin’s ‘Stern Warning’?
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Russian President Vladimir Putin meets with Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko (left) on April 22, 2021, after the coup and assassination attempt against Lukashenko.
April 30 In the days following Russian President Vladimir Putin’s National Address on April 21, which he stated was meant to send a “stern warning” to those out to destabilize Russia, Schiller Institute Chairman Helga Zepp-LaRouche sounded an alarm. In describing the allegations from both Belarusian and Russian intelligence agencies of the direct involvement of long-time Biden crony Michael Carpenter in a coup plot against Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko which included a plan to assassinate Lukashenko she said:
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The global target to limit the average rise in temperatures to 1.5°C could be unreachable if the 26th UN Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP26) fails, a new report finds.
In its report published today, the Foreign Affairs Committee suggests the climate summit is a key moment in the world’s response to climate change and could become the ground for transformational diplomacy.
However, the committee notes there are still pandemic-related uncertainties that could create logistical challenges for COP26.
The body recommends the government needs to outline plans in the case that Covid-19 restrictions across countries are still in place and the number of attendees is limited.