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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

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
Auriant Mining AB (publ.) announces changes in terms of the debt to the related party - Vimarsana News

Auriant Mining AB (publ.) announces changes in terms of the debt to the related party

Auriant Mining AB has on this date entered into an agreement with Golden Impala Limited , a company related to the Board member Mr. Preston Haskell, who controls approximately 52% of the Company’s...

Russia Breaks Silence over Rumors of Kadyrov's Feud With Kremlin - Vimarsana News

Russia Breaks Silence over Rumors of Kadyrov's Feud With Kremlin

The Russian finance ministry has ordered the heads of eight regions, including Chechnya, to sign pledges to cut budget deficits.

Auriant Mining AB (publ.) publishes Q3 2023 Interim Report (January - September) -November 30, 2023 at 05:56 am EST - Vimarsana News

Auriant Mining AB (publ.) publishes Q3 2023 Interim Report (January - September) -November 30, 2023 at 05:56 am EST

Highlights 9 months 2023, Auriant GroupAmounts in parentheses refer to the same period in the previous year. Gold production in line with the mine plan – 518.1 kg /16,658 oz Gold sales 438.5 kg...

The Buryats Who Fled Soviet Russia And Now Thrive In Mongolia - Vimarsana News

The Buryats Who Fled Soviet Russia And Now Thrive In Mongolia

Thousands of Buryats, a distinctive ethnic minority in Russia, fled tsarist conscription during WWI, then Soviet repressions that followed, to form their own microcosm of Buryat culture in a remote region of Mongolia.

Source: rferl.org