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Top stories from the Russian press on Wednesday, June 2nd
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Top stories from the Russian press on Wednesday, June 2nd
Welcoming Remarks: Harley Schlanger (moderator) Keynote Address: “Is Mankind the Immortal Species, or Worse than Animals?” – Helga Zepp-LaRouche, President, the Schiller Institute “Restore International Law: Respect Syria’s Perfect Sovereignty” – Dr. Bouthaina Shaaban, Political and Media Advisor to the Syrian Presidency “The Immorality of Sanctions: The Case of Syria” – Col. Richard H. Black (ret.), former head of the U.S. Army’s Criminal Law Division “Unilateral Economic Sanctions: Immorality and Arrogance of Great Powers” – Prof. Dr. Hans Köchler, Univ...
Donald Trump tore the criminal probe into his dealings and attacked New York Attorney Letitia James for her 'witch hunt' that he claims has been going on for years.
U.S. ambassador to Russia John Sullivan 'is refusing to leave' after he was advised by the Kremlin to return to D.C. in row over Biden's sanctions John Sullivan, the US ambassador to Russia is reportedly refusing to leave the country after he was told to return home just days after Biden's new sanctions Sullivan is said to have met with top foreign policy official, Yuri Ushakov, who advised that he go back to DC, but Sullivan has refused the recommendation Sullivan said if Russian President Vladimir Putin wants him to leave, then he'll have to force him out, sources claimed
US ambassador to Russia John Sullivan backs down and agrees to leave Moscow in tit-for-tat sanctions spat after earlier saying Putin would have to force him out John Sullivan, the US ambassador to Russia is to return home despite earlier reportedly refusing to leave the country Sullivan is said to have met with top foreign policy official, Yuri Ushakov, who advised that he go back to DC, but Sullivan had refused the recommendation Sullivan said if Russian President Vladimir Putin wants him to leave, then he'll have to force him out, sources claimed But today, the US embassy said Sull...