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'My Son Hunter' will 'terrify the White House' - Vimarsana News

'My Son Hunter' will 'terrify the White House'

My Son Hunter, a movie filled with sex, prostitution, drugs, cronyism, money-laundering, more sex, a laptop from the He;;, Ukrainian businessmen, the

Putin's Gas-for-Rubles Gambit Hits EU Fault Lines as Stakes Rise - Vimarsana News

Putin's Gas-for-Rubles Gambit Hits EU Fault Lines as Stakes Rise

(Bloomberg) -- After suffering months of punishing sanctions, Vladimir Putin used a powerful tool to impose some economic pain on Europe -- and to fracture the unity of his opponents -- by shutting off natural gas this week to a pair of NATO members.

Russia Ukraine crisis: Nearly 4.2 million Ukrainian refugees flee war - Vimarsana News

Russia Ukraine crisis: Nearly 4.2 million Ukrainian refugees flee war

Nearly 4.2 million Ukrainians have fled their country since Russia's invasion began on February 24, with almost 40,000 pouring into neighbouring countries in the past 24 hours, UN numbers show. The United Nations refugee agency, UNHCR, said Sunday that 4,176,401 Ukrainians had fled in just over five weeks, up 38,559 from the figure given a day earlier. Women and children account for 90 percent of those who have left Ukraine, with men aged 18 to 60 eligible for military call-up and unable to leave.

What We're Reading: March 2022 - Vimarsana News

What We're Reading: March 2022

A curated selection of the month's news and analysis, focused on the economic and social forces impacting the US.

Russia, Ukraine: How Vladimir Putin could be prosecuted for war crimes - Vimarsana News

Russia, Ukraine: How Vladimir Putin could be prosecuted for war crimes

The US government has formally declared that members of the Russian armed forces have committed war crimes.