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The War in Ukraine Has Made This D.C. Writer's Newsletter a Must Read - Vimarsana News

The War in Ukraine Has Made This D.C. Writer's Newsletter a Must Read

(Bloomberg) -- Since the start of the war in Ukraine, journalist Julia Ioffe has emerged as one of the most prominent, incisive and in-demand experts on the horrific conflict.  She is a regular guest on cable news, frequently popping up to do hits on CNN and MSNBC.

Vladimir Putin appears to threaten nuclear strikes if West launches reprisal attacks - Vimarsana News

Vladimir Putin appears to threaten nuclear strikes if West launches reprisal attacks

The Russian president has warned that any attempt to interfere in the Ukraine conflict would provoke a response 'never seen in history'

Amherst graveyard project bringing past to present - Vimarsana News

Amherst graveyard project bringing past to present

AMHERST — Paulo Coelho, an immensely successful Brazilian novelist, has a gloomy take on the end of life.“Whenever someone dies,” he said, “a part of the universe dies too. Everything a person felt, experienced and saw dies with them.” Or not.An...

Ruben Sergeyev, longtime Guardian fixer in Moscow, dies at 65 - Vimarsana News

Ruben Sergeyev, longtime Guardian fixer in Moscow, dies at 65

Former colleagues remember ‘intelligent, playful, constantly curious’ news assistant and friend

What is slyakot and how do Russians cope with it? - Vimarsana News

What is slyakot and how do Russians cope with it?

What is slyakot and how do Russians cope with it? Omsk,Russia - April 7, 2021: A woman oversteps water in a flooded street. The flooding is caused by snowmelt Yevgeny Sofiychuk/TASS Imagine there are three roads – one with brown slushy snow, another with a huge puddle and a third with dirty snow in a huge puddle. Which one would you take? Residents of most Russian cities face this choice every spring. On a spring day in 2020, Maria (the name has been changed per request), a medical college student from the small town of Kamensk-Uralsky (in Sverdlovsk Region, 1,500 km from ...

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