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Ukraine war latest: Russian-linked ex-lawmaker Kyva assassinated outside Moscow - Vimarsana News

Ukraine war latest: Russian-linked ex-lawmaker Kyva assassinated outside Moscow

US company offers to help Ukraine build shelters using 3D printers. Illia Kyva, a pro-Russian former lawmaker, was found dead in Moscow Oblast on Dec. 6. According to the Kyiv Independent's source in law enforcement, Kyva's death was a special operation conducted by the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU).

Source: yahoo.com
The political economy that keeps climate change afloat - Vimarsana News

The political economy that keeps climate change afloat

Political economy: SA's hunger crisis is result of deregulation and liberalisation of economy, leaving basic food unaffordable for millions.

Nifty crash: Why Nifty is crashing today? Reasons for Nifty crash - Vimarsana News

Nifty crash: Why Nifty is crashing today? Reasons for Nifty crash

Nifty crash: Find out why Nifty crashed today? Get the latest news on Nifty crash, Reasons behind Nifty crash on The Economic Times.

How the Kremlin has made 'Putinism' cool - helping Russians ignore uncomfortable truths - Vimarsana News

How the Kremlin has made 'Putinism' cool - helping Russians ignore uncomfortable truths

At a huge new exhibition in Moscow visited by Sky's Diana Magnay, the public lap up the Kremlin's message that Russia is great and the Ukraine war is in hand - a message easier for them to face up to than uncomfortable truths.

Source: sky.com
How the Kremlin creates a nation of patriots - and makes Russians ignore uncomfortable truths - Vimarsana News

How the Kremlin creates a nation of patriots - and makes Russians ignore uncomfortable truths

If invading Ukraine was the greatest political mistake of President Vladimir Putin's 24 years in power, then partial mobilisation that September - at least domestically - was perhaps the second.