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OPINION: Putin's Genocidal Myth A scholarly treatise on the thousands of years of Ukrainian history. RCW - Geopolitics - Vimarsana News

OPINION: Putin's Genocidal Myth A scholarly treatise on the thousands of years of Ukrainian history. RCW - Geopolitics

Https://www.kyivpost.com/opinion/27951 OPINION: Putin’s Genocidal Myth Tucker Carlson’s interview with Vladimir Putin reveals much more than the foolishness of fascism. It offers us a view into the mechanism of how genocide is justified. By Timothy Snyder February 12, 2024, 11:58 am | Comments (2...

EDP Renewables Expands Presence Into Australia - Vimarsana News

EDP Renewables Expands Presence Into Australia

EDP Renewables (EDPR), a global leader in renewables, has expanded its Asia Pacific presence into Australia to tap into the country’s substantial growth prospects in renewable energy.

Weekly links March 24: sorry friends, I've been given search assistance; Lant blames Solow; services-led growth, and more… - Vimarsana News

Weekly links March 24: sorry friends, I've been given search assistance; Lant blames Solow; services-led growth, and more…

This week's links include Lant Pritchett on what the Solow model leaves out, what to do when your RCT becomes upended, first issue of the JPE Micro, and more...

Retirement Industry People Moves - Vimarsana News

Retirement Industry People Moves

TIAA names Latini to new position as wealth distribution head; DCIIA votes in 2023 committee members; Pentegra appoints two vice presidents; and more.

Academics divided over delay to fossil fuel vote - Vimarsana News

Academics divided over delay to fossil fuel vote

In a discussion of a proposal to stop the University from accepting fossil fuel funding, academics disagreed over the effect it would have on academic freedoms and the impact it would have on the climate crisis