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Russian Foreign Ministry: US Embassy Staff Deployed in Moscow for Over 3 Years Must Leave by 31 Jan - Vimarsana News

Russian Foreign Ministry: US Embassy Staff Deployed in Moscow for Over 3 Years Must Leave by 31 Jan

Infowars: There's a War on for your Mind!

Every Russian Diplomat Working in US Faces Threat of Expulsion, Deputy Envoy to UN Says - Vimarsana News

Every Russian Diplomat Working in US Faces Threat of Expulsion, Deputy Envoy to UN Says

UNITED NATIONS (Sputnik) - Every Russian diplomat in the United States faces the risk of expulsion and the overall situation is unpredictable, Russian Deputy... 30.11.2021, Sputnik International

Back to the Future: Is 'Integrated Deterrence' the New 'Flexible Response?' - Vimarsana News

Back to the Future: Is 'Integrated Deterrence' the New 'Flexible Response?'

The Biden administration’s strategy for countering China recalls John F. Kennedy’s plan to deter the Soviet Union. But the Biden administration would do well to learn some of the pitfalls that came with Kennedy’s idea of flexible response.

Russia Uninvited to White House Big Meeting About Fighting Ransomware | 30 Nations and the EU Present - Vimarsana News

Russia Uninvited to White House Big Meeting About Fighting Ransomware | 30 Nations and the EU Present

Russia was not invited to a big White House meeting that tackles fighting ransomware with 30 other nations and the EU present. Learn more.

Europe Divided Over The Future Of Nuclear - Vimarsana News

Europe Divided Over The Future Of Nuclear

The East needs to nuclear to move from coal  In the midst of this nuclear-skepticism, countries like Hungary and Poland contemplate the option of nuclear energy to reduce their carbon emissions. In fact, members of the Visegrad group have spoken in unison about a common need to foster nuclear energy during a meeting held on February 10th. And what is more, they announced their intent to ask for funding from the European Union to implement those projects.  Poland has been repeatedly pointed at for its poor environmental record, with around 74% of electricity still coming from coal-fired powe...