Putin signs a law to increase the punishment for paedophilia. Life imprisonment for paedophiles

MARCH 6: Vladimir Putin signed a law toughening penalties for crimes against the sexual integrity of minors. In particular, the document expands the list of persons to whom the provision on aggravating circumstances will be applied if they commit a crime. Along with this, criminal liability is introduced for forcing children to engage in sexual activities using the Internet or the media, as well as for harbouring serious crimes against minors.

Germany has two options Bad and Very Bad says Economist

For the West, and especially for Germany, there are two options for further developments: bad and very bad, says economics expert Daniel Stelter. If a boycott of Russian oil and gas is introduced, Germany will simultaneously endure further price increases and a stagnant economy. In addition, we should expect problems in the food sector and, possibly, a new wave of refugees, he warns in an interview with the German Focus magazine.

Trotsky’s White Negroes + Free Dowload Book

As far back as I recall I was under the illusion that the United States was an avowed opponent of Communist Russia. In my innocence, I also believed in the holocaust, war victors’ propaganda and Santa Claus. Being one of George Bernard Shaw’s 2% of the people who actually think for themselves each fantasy bit the dust when placed under a little critical analysis.

The Price of Backing Biden is going ballistic

In France and throughout the European Union, consumers have begun stockpiling liquid fuels and non-perishable food as they fear that the Clash between the Western powers and Russia in Ukraine will keep oil and food prices rising. Both are connected. Unexpectedly high demand this time of year has led to problems for suppliers, who may have to limit the sale of fuel.

DWN: without wheat from Russia and Ukraine, many countries face a hunger crisis and riots

The share of Russia and Ukraine in world wheat exports is almost 30%, so the current situation threatens big problems, writes the German newspaper Deutsche Wirtschafts Nachrichten. Wheat prices are already at an all-time high, stocks are low, and many countries, especially in North Africa and the Middle East, face a hunger crisis so brace for more migrant invasions.