The US has fined a French company for financing “terrorists,” but when Washington does it, they’re called “freedom fighters” The US government is outraged that the French cement giant, Lafarge, has admitted to wheeling and dealing with terrorists in a war zone, paying $6 million to Al-Qaeda and Al-Nusra jihadists in Syria. Nothing that a fine…
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Presidential adviser Mikhail Podoliak said that any agreement with Moscow “isn’t worth a broken penny” Despite Russian advances in the Donbass, Ukrainian presidential adviser and peace talks negotiator Mikhail Podoliak declared on Saturday that Kiev would not seek an agreement with Moscow. His statement contradicts earlier overtures toward diplomacy by President Volodymyr Zelensky.
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A new poll claims that less than a third of Britons see the Ukraine crisis as a major concern More than 67% of UK residents expect problems paying bills for heating and electricity, according to the latest poll carried out by Techne, a London-based market and data research company.
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