Новости за 04.04.2019

It’s all about the cross-strait median. No, that’s not a drink in a Hong Kong bar. It’s the de facto maritime border between continental China and Taiwan.

Mercedes-Benz has opened a new assembly plant near Moscow. President Putin attended the opening ceremony and inspected the assembly line.

This list suggests there was nothing 'Russian' about the 'Russian Revolution', yet this fact is mostly obscured by contemporary historians.

Ilhan Omar is quite the well publicized figure in the magazine Vogue Arabia — yes, there is such a publication, apparently dedicated to explaining the possibilities for style even in the misogynous Middle East. Anything for a buck (or riyal), as they say.

March 11-- Last night, the current high priest of money printing, asset bubbles and inequality, Jerome Powell, appeared on 60 Minutes. Interviewer Scott Pelley mentioned the fact that such discussions are rare and noted the last time a Fed head appeared for such a chat was Ben Bernanke back in 2010.

“Russia is an inalienable and organic part of Greater Europe and European civilization. Our citizens think of themselves as European. That’s why Russia proposes moving towards the creation of a common economic space from the Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean, a community referred to by Russian experts as ‘the Union of Europe’ which will strengthen Russia’s potential in its economic pivot toward the ‘New Asia.’” Vladimir Putin, President of the Russian Federation, February 2012

Subtitle by Anna Lutskova De Bacci

This Russian television segment gives an insight into the significance and place Sevastopol has for Russians.

The city, strategically significant to today, has been the scene of countless military struggles that formed and shaped Russian history, much of it a cemetery for the men who valiantly stood and fought to the last.

To Russians, Sevastopol is simply the city of heroes.

More confirmation that Russia Insider's predictions are statistically proven to be right 99.9% of the time.

Since 2016 the United States has been in the Russiagate box, a hoax created by the US military/security complex to prevent President Trump from normalizing relations with Russia.  Normalized relations would devalue THE RUSSIAN THREAT, an orchestration that protects the $1,000 billion annual budget of the military/security complex.  

Anyone covering the Ukrainian presidential election for the Western media during the last few days has had to perform a complicated balancing act. How else could you explain President Poroshenko’s underwhelming finish to a trusting reader of the New York Times or the Washington Post, despite the fact that the president was proclaimed a hero in both the US and the EU for his role in the Maidan “revolution” of 2014?