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Ben west is stratfor senior security analyst at rane. he's in washington. what are your thoughts with regard to these revelations? all we have to remember the timing. this is coming out less than two weeks before president biden is scheduled to travel to europe for meetings, even with president putin of russia. the story coming out right now but instead kind of cast a pall over that trip and you can certainly imagine critics of the united states and europe using this to undermine the trip. using this to undermine the tri . _ using this to undermine the tri, .,, using this to undermine the tri,...

Elections and perhaps keep casting this pall over the party by those who might not side with the republican party and might have a tendency to look at this with a more truthful gaze. so that is the calculation. now long term, you know, this will be investigated. this -- there will be reports issued. and frankly, we'll have to wait and see, but it doesn't seem like history will cast a kind eye on filibustering a commission to investigate the biggest -- you know, ride on the capitol in 200 years. >> it looks like this is going to be a house select committee. so it looks like it's going to be a p...

Sustainable BusinessRussia should get firms to pay environmental fines from profits, says PM Reuters 3 minute read Russia should get companies to pay compensation for environmental damage from their net profits rather than expenses after Nornickel's payment of a $2 billion fine for a fuel spill reduced its tax base, the prime minister said on Wednesday. Nornickel (GMKN.MM) paid the unprecedented environmental fine for last year's spill in March. The was made to Russia's federal budget, not to the Siberian Krasnoyarsk region, where the metals miner is a major taxpayer. read more "Serious con...