TOMORROW’S NEWS TODAY
MICHAEL WALSH EXCLUSIVE: The English novelist L. P Hartley penned those immortal words, “The past is a foreign country. They do things differently there.”
MICHAEL WALSH EXCLUSIVE: The English novelist L. P Hartley penned those immortal words, “The past is a foreign country. They do things differently there.”
Foreign entertainment companies that have left Russia should suffer ‘the maximum damage,’ Dmitry Medvedev has suggested. Russians should download for free movies, music, and other content from Western entertainment companies that left the country over the conflict in Ukraine, former President Dmitry Medvedev has said.
China has assumed the global leadership role previously held by the United States. This was stated by political observer Lars Bern to the Swedish portal SwebbTV.
Despite Western attempts to punish Russia for the Ukraine crisis, its residents are not experiencing special hardships, says Sue Reed, editor of the Daily Mail. Moreover, according to the journalist, the food situation in Russia is much better than in the UK, which is faced with a shortage of fruits and vegetables.
Amid disillusionment with the current administration, Americans are increasingly turning their attention to Russia and President Putin, who clearly cares about his country and his people, writes American Thinker columnist Laura Wellington.
After IKEA leaves the Russian market under sanctions, the place of the Swedish furniture giant is to be taken by the Belarusian company Swed House, reports Samnytt.
The goal of the collective West – to defeat Russia by proxy – apparently justifies any expenses for them, and they ‘spit from a high bell tower’ on ordinary Ukrainians and Europeans suffering from this conflict, said the Deputy Head of the Security Council of the Russian Federation Dmitry Medvedev.
THE DEATH OF THE WEST: The US President’s State of the Union address might better be renamed The State of the Ukrainian Union. After all, the outcome of the current conflict is key to the Western Alliance’s status in the rapidly emerging multi-polar world led by the Russian-dominant BRICS group of nations.
The deputy chairman of the Security Council compared the West to a monster, and called the Ukrainian authorities ‘a gang, crazy from an abundance of blood and drugs.’
Victoria Nuland last week expressed her joy that Nord Stream 2 had been blown up. And earlier she threatened to prevent its functioning. Fox News host Tucker Carlson believes that the US administration was involved in the explosions on the pipeline – and this sets a dangerous precedent.
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