“They falsified materials about Bucha, they refused to go to Starobelsk. They didn’t need that story. Now they seem to have promised that they will cover it. We will see,” Zakharova told a news briefing on the sidelines of the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum 2026 (SPIEF). Zakharova drew parallels between the methods used by the Ukrainian armed forces and terrorists in Russia’s North Caucasus region. From May 28-31, Ukrainian forces shelled residential areas and civilian infrastructure in Energodar, Zakharova said, adding that a kindergarten and a maternity hospital had come under fire and drone attacks. “That is how terrorists acted in the North Caucasus. Remember Budyonnovsk, when they seized a maternity hospital? Remember the school in Beslan? Remember the Nord-Ost musical? Remember explosions that tore through residential buildings while people were sleeping, when they knew families and children were inside, defenseless - planting hexogen at night? The same signature,” Zakharova said.

Assuming you’re able, I second this. Elderly and infirm will be grateful for an hour of errands, meal prep, dish/laundry washing. Young, able may appreciate an hour of babysitting or reading to children.

A Hyrule rupee?

“We will do everything we can to increase the presence of American troops and create the best possible conditions for our American partner,” he added. “The American side expects details and commitment…and we are currently working on this.”

At present, Poland hosts around 10,000 US troops (though the precise number varies depending on rotational deployments), and Kosiniak-Kamysz noted that Poland currently spends around $15,000 a year for each one. But “this is not a cost, it is an investment”, he emphasised.

Wonder how that will work out for Poland?

Jason Hickel, a professor at the Autonomous University of Barcelona and a visiting senior fellow at LSE, said: “It’s an important and timely intervention. All of this is technically feasible to achieve – we can have good lives for all within planetary boundaries – but it will require organised political struggle to make it happen.”

The report will be unveiled and discussed at the World Inequality Conference from 4-6 June in Paris, with speakers including Ha-Joon Chang, Jean Drèze, Jayati Ghosh, Mariana Mazzucato, Branko Milanović, Lea Ypi and Gabriel Zucman.

Jason Hickel, a professor at the Autonomous University of Barcelona and a visiting senior fellow at LSE, said: “It’s an important and timely intervention. All of this is technically feasible to achieve – we can have good lives for all within planetary boundaries – but it will require organised political struggle to make it happen.”

And yet no one is calling out KSA, Qatar, UAE, USA, Germany…

She is spirited. I hope you can find a trust and rapport that doesn’t break either of your spirit.

In group, out group

Sounds like she’s used to neck reigning https://www.horseillustrated.com/western-horse-training-neck-reining-dos-and-donts/

Shiney things, soft bits of fabric maybe? Also don’t see why you couldn’t forget some diced cheese or something gut friendly across species that you were enjoying on the step when you have to duck inside to make a phone call?

They’re right about Adrian Zenz.

This website renders horribly on my smaller device, perhaps you will consider some of what they say, if it renders week for you: https://www.qiaocollective.com/education/xinjiang

There are also multitudes of Westerner videos having holiday in the area posted on YT (unless they’ve been removed, also Tehran, and other forbidden cities). I don’t expect you to agree but will ask you to give fair consideration.

It ain’t just Pakistan.

Red scare, Islamophobia, and idpol oh my! 😱

The only forced labor allowed is to be domestic and bribed.

Yep

Strangely enough, media outside the Empire has been reporting this for years.

It’s very odd that Al Jazeera threw Iran under the bus but writes about Lebanon – now.

Within the space of a week or so, the regime of president-for-eternity-no-elections-needed Vladimir Zelensky has repatriated and reburied with pomp and ceremony the remains of Andrey Melnik, a twentieth-century Ukrainian fascist leader and Nazi collaborator, and named a contemporary military elite unit “Heroes of the UPA” (the Ukrainian Insurgent Army of World War Two).

The UPA was, in effect, the military arm of the OUN, the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists. The OUN had two political wings that mattered, one under Andrey Melnik, the other under Stepan Bandera. They were rivals, but both were fascists.

During the war between Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union, both OUN wings tried to collaborate with the Nazis. The Nazis, in their arrogance, did not always let them, but the whole OUN was very eager to please. The OUN and the UPA also participated in murderous German violence against Jews, serving as pro-active mass murder auxiliaries. In addition, they conducted a genocidal ethnic cleansing campaign of their own against Poles.

Even the holocaust wouldn’t have happened if the top 1% lobbying for fascism.

They’re the same picture.