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TASS Analysis Shows That Russia Is Playing Second Fiddle To China In Traditional Ally Serbia - Vimarsana News

TASS Analysis Shows That Russia Is Playing Second Fiddle To China In Traditional Ally Serbia

May 11, 2021 Special Dispatch No. 9328 TASS Analysis Shows That Russia Is Playing Second Fiddle To China In Traditional Ally Serbia May 11, 2021 In the Russian pro-government press' normally rosy descriptions of Sino-Russian relations, one nettlesome topic frequently comes up – Chinese economic penetration of other countries and particularly countries where Russia occupied a strong position. Pavel Bushuev, TASS' Belgrade correspondent, in an analysis of the situation in Serbia compares the relative economic positions of China and Russia. He concludes that China is clearly outpacing Russi...

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The Brief, powered by FACEBOOK – The next war over water - Vimarsana News

The Brief, powered by FACEBOOK – The next war over water

We Europeans take water for granted. Barring the occasional ban on using hosepipes during heatwaves, we use as much water as we like, when we like. It won’t be like that for much longer. Climate change has already forced many cities in Europe to drill even deeper for groundwater. Within the next decade, Europeans are likely to face the twin dilemmas of either too much or not enough water, as both droughts and floods become more frequent and extreme. As with other precious commodities, the question of access to this water will become intensely political. By and large, policymakers are yet to...

The Brief, powered by bp – Dress rehearsal elections - Vimarsana News

The Brief, powered by bp – Dress rehearsal elections

As Bulgarians gear up for a general election on Sunday (4 April), the crucial issue – or risk, for some – is whether Boyko Borissov, who has run the poorest EU country with small interruptions since 2009, will get another mandate. During the whole of last summer, the streets of Sofia and other big cities were blocked by protesters demanding the resignation of Borissov and the Chief Prosecutor Ivan Geshev, seen as Borissov’s hand-picked gatekeeper of a corrupt status quo. But those who thought Borissov was done were naïve. He has a natural instinct for survival and for communication. He...

Stop Giving Putin a Free Pass to Europe's Backyard - Vimarsana News

Stop Giving Putin a Free Pass to Europe's Backyard

The ramifications of letting the Kremlin advance in the regions at the southeastern fringes of Europe may be subtle, but they are also wide-ranging and dangerous.

24Feb2021 Pre-Market Commentary: Wall Street Heading For A Lower Open, DOW Futures Down 43 Points, WTI Crude Up To 62, Nasdaq Down At -0.1%, Bitcoin At 49,350 - Vimarsana News

24Feb2021 Pre-Market Commentary: Wall Street Heading For A Lower Open, DOW Futures Down 43 Points, WTI Crude Up To 62, Nasdaq Down At -0.1%, Bitcoin At 49,350

Written by GaryLowe's provides a boost, bitcoin rebounds (SPY -0.2%). Weekly mortgage application volume drops 11% as rates spike and Texas power outages hurt demand.