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Wednesday, July 22, 2020
Kremlin plans to spark "history war" against Latvia As suggested by the recent activities of Russia's diplomatic institutions, during Putin's rule the rewriting of history has taken a much more perverted and aggressive shape than ever before
Wednesday, July 22, 2020Kremlin plans to spark "history war" against Latvia As suggested by the recent activities of Russia's diplomatic institutions, during Putin's rule the rewriting of history has taken a much more perverted and aggressive shape than ever before
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Wednesday, May 13, 2020
Russia once again caught in attempts to poison foreign citizens On 10 May, Czech media outlets (the newspaper Seznam Pravdy 1 and the TV channel CT1 2 ) revealed that they have come into possession of information that a Russian citizen who had arrived in the country to poison two Czech officials is, in fact, the head of the Kremlin's soft power machine Rossotrudnichestvo Andrey Konchakov.
Wednesday, May 13, 2020Russia once again caught in attempts to poison foreign citizens On 10 May, Czech media outlets (the newspaper Seznam Pravdy 1 and the TV channel CT1 2 ) revealed that they have come into possession of information that a Russian citizen who had arrived in the country to poison two Czech officials is, in fact, the head of the Kremlin's soft power machine Rossotrudnichestvo Andrey Konchakov.
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Thursday, April 23, 2020
By opening wet markets, Beijing threatens itself and the rest of the world We can reasonably conclude that the use of exotic animals as food is not part of Chinese cultural heritage, as argued by Beijing's apologists, but instead the consequence of widespread famine caused by the communist regime.
Thursday, April 23, 2020By opening wet markets, Beijing threatens itself and the rest of the world We can reasonably conclude that the use of exotic animals as food is not part of Chinese cultural heritage, as argued by Beijing's apologists, but instead the consequence of widespread famine caused by the communist regime.
