News Trending

Russia supremo’s most vocal critic in critical condition

By 770 0

Alexei Navalny, the most vocal critic of Russian President Vladimir Putin, has been hospitalised after he fell unconscious during a flight trip.

The fight was forced to do an emergency landing.

As per a preliminary report, the condition of the critic is serious. The report says he has not yet recovered from the condition.

There are rumours that the critic was poisoned. As per the rumours, the poison was mixed with a cup of tea which was offered to him during the trip.

The Russian government has not yet responded to the issue. At present, all fingers are pointed towards the Russian supremo, Vladimir Putin.

Mr. Navalny, who runs a media network, is considered as the most powerful anti-corruption leaders based in Russia.

It is even regarded as the potential opponent to the Russian supremo in upcoming elections.

In the recent history, he has led several anti-government protests. He has faced jail sentences several times.

A serious investigation is needed. That should be done by an agency based outside the privy of the Russian government if the intension of the constitution of such an agency is to bring out the trust not the elimination of the truth.

Photo Courtesy: Google/ images are subject to copyright 

News

Anti-Russian camp stiffens its stand against Belarus

By 734 0

Countries stand in the opposition camp of the one which is led by Russia in the western world has stiffened its stand against Belarus – which has been witnessing a powerful anti-government protest for last few days.

Belarus is a country remain in the camp led by Russia. Notably, it relies heavily of its energy requirement.

Recently, Sweden advised the European Union dominated by Germany and France, to impose a sanction against Belarus.

Subsequently, several western powers close to the EU-led camp have expressed similar views.

A section of people in Belarus is unhappy over the way in which Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko was re-elected as the head of the country.

Mr. Lukashenko has been ruling the country since the year 1994. The section alleges that the election was carried out in an unfair manner.

Recently, when the president has visited a factory, the workers of that factory has shouted slogans against him.

In the recent days, the ongoing protest has gained a violent nature, as the violent methods used by the police to suppress the protest has doubled the anti-government sentiment.

Though the president has asserted repeatedly that he would not allow another election, he may not be able to rule peacefully keeping his eyes shut towards the protest for long.

Photo Courtesy: Google/ images are subject to copyright 

News

Russia to launch Covid-19 vaccine soon

By 827 0

Bringing happiness to the eyes of millions of people across the world, the European country of Russia has announced that they have developed an effective vaccine capable to fight the threat of the Covid-19 outbreak.

Though the exact launch date has not yet been announced by the successor of the erstwhile Soviet Union, it has announced that it has completed the stage of testing successfully, indicating that the official launch will happen in the near future itself.

The vaccine will be given to health workers and teachers in the initial stage, as per the statement released by the Russian government.

Anyway, the World Health Organisation has expressed their doubt over the authenticity of the clam made by the Russian authority. They have expressed unhappiness as Russia has violated the set of procedure prescribed by the organisation.

Mainly, the WHO prescribes a three-stage testing program. The main allegation is that Russia has rushed through the procedure.

Not many countries have responded about the claim made by Russia.

Meanwhile, the global population, who are struggling to cope with the new normal, it seems, is happy with the statement released by Russia.

The official announcement regarding the vaccine made by Russia has been made by Russian Supremo Vladimir Putin itself.  

Photo Courtesy: Google/ images are subject to copyright 

News

Russia to commence vaccine campaign soon

By 841 0

The European country of Russia is planning to commence a mass vaccination campaign in the time frame of two months.

Recently, the Russian government announced that they had discovered an effective vaccine against Covid-19.

Then, many experts expressed their disbelief in the claims made by the European superpower. Some even questioned the authenticity of the claim.

The latest development has brushed aside all speculations raised in connection with the Russian claim regarding the discovery of the vaccine.

As per a source, the vaccine will firstly be administered on frontline workers such as doctors, medical staffs and teachers.

Meanwhile, many has raised their disagreement over the mass vaccination program. They have expressed their disagreement towards the fast-track approach adopted by Russia in this matter. The US has questioned whether the European country has completed all the necessary pre-administration procedures.  

Russia is the first country which has announced a mass vaccination program.  

Photo Courtesy: Google/ images are subject to copyright 

News

Dr. Rodchenkov appears before media

By 838 0

From his hide out in the United States of America, Dr. Grigory Rodchenkov has appeared in an International media outlet based in the United Kingdom.

He went hiding shortly after the revelation about the Russian sports doping. On the basis of the revelation, Russia faced serious legal actions.

There were reports that Russia deployed a team of officials connected to their embassies in the US to search for the whistleblower.

While speaking to the media, he has explained the reasons why he believes there is threat for his life from Russia.

Lately, the US expelled as many as 60 diplomats, in retaliation to the Sergei Skripal poisoning incident.

As per a report, among those who were expelled there were those who were deployed to trace the whistleblower.    

Notably, during the interview, he has refused to explore his face to the media.

The doping incident has considerably damaged the image of Russia.  

Photo Courtesy: Google/ images are subject to copyright 

News

UK to strengthen security laws

By 875 0

The United Kingdom has decided to strengthen the security laws of the country, as a report made by lawmakers has criticized the infrastructure made to defend the country from the threat posed by Russia.

The report says that the government has underestimated the threat posed by the European country of Russia.

Earlier, there were reports that Russia interfered in the politics of liberal countries like the United Kingdom.

It was alleged that Russia tried to influence the outcome of the 2016 United States Presidential Election.

The UK government may face questions in the parliament regarding the report developed by the lawmakers.

The government may bring in a new legislation to strengthen the mechanism in place to safeguard the country from the interference of foreign powers such as Russia.

Russia is at present a very aggressive nation. Since it was ousted from the G7, it has been trying to influence the politics of the liberal world.

Photo Courtesy: Google/ images are subject to copyright 

Uncategorized

Russia’s renowned anti-establishment journalist badly hurt by MeToo campaign

By 792 0

The latest series of MeToo campaign has left a renowned Russian journalist, Sergey Prostakov, who is regarded as one of the most powerful anti-establishment journalists based in the European country of Russia, badly hurt.

Around a dozen women has come out strongly against the journalist, alleging that he has inappropriately touched them on a number of occasions, even in the office.

Mr. Prostakov is a well known figure. He has many followers across the country. He is popular for his stern stand against the establishment.

Once, he was the editor of MBKh Media, which was the face of the Russian opposition.

The accused journalist is very close to Mikhail Khodorkovsky, the exiled Russian oligarch who is regarded as the prime opponent of Russian President Vladimir Putin.

It remains unclear whether there is any politics in the allegations levelled against the journalist who is considered as a threat by the Russian autocrat.

Anyway, the journalist has expressed his apology. But, he has declined to accept that he has done some wrongs.

Photo Courtesy: Google/ images are subject to copyright 

News

Arrest of regional leader sparks protest in Russia

By 795 0

The arrest of a regional leader, Sergei Furgal, who is the governor of Khabarovsk, has sparked protest in the region.

Tens of thousands of people have taken part in a march organised to register their protest against the arrest of their leader.

Khabarovsk is a region located in the eastern region of Russia. The arrested governor is very popular in this part of the country – even more popular than Russian President Vladimir Putin.

There are rumors that Mr. Putin is worried about the rising popularity of the Khabarovsk Governor in the region. Many believe that the move to arrest the governor was politically motivated.

During the march, many participants have raised provocative slogan against Russian President Vladimir Putin.

The arrested governor faces serious murder charges. He is accused of having ordered the killing of several business people nearly 15 years ago.

Notably, Mr. Furgal defeated the candidate of Mr Putin’s United Russia party in elections two years ago.

Though His party, the ultra-nationalist Liberal Democrat Party of Russia, is usually seen as loyal to the Kremlin, the growth his party has achieved is definitely irritating for the Russian President and his party.

Photo Courtesy: Google/ images are subject to copyright 

News

Russia denies nuclear leak argument

By 823 0

The European country of Russia has denied the allegation that the country was responsible for the leak of nuclear material detected over the Scandinavia region.

It was last week the leak was reported. Finland, Sweden and Norway recently reported that they identified the presence of harmful material in their atmosphere.  

It was the Netherland which first suspected the Russian connection of the leak. It alleged that the material came from the direct of western Russia.

Russia has around two power stations in the said region: the Leningrad NPP and the Kola NP. As per the statement released by Russia, both these plants were working properly.  

It is important to identify the source of nuclear leak. To contain the threat, it is pertinent to work on the source.

The current position of Russia in this matter is a serious threat. The country should allow any trustworthy global agency to examine the region which certain countries in the continent of Europe see as the source of the leak.

Photo Courtesy: Google/ images are subject to copyright 

News Trending

Russia investigates pumping of waste water by company in Arctic

By 840 0

The European country of Russia has commenced an investigation into the illegal pumping of waste water by a mining company in the Arctic.

As per a latest report, the officials responsible for the violation have been suspended. The timely action of the authorities has resulted to the stoppage of the condemnable act.

It is not the first time this region has come to limelight for the violation of pollution norms, as per a report.  

It was an investigation launched by an independent Russian daily which led to the exposure of the violation.

As per a statement published by the daily, their officials were stopped from filming the irresponsible act.  

As per the statement, the waste water was believed to contain several harmful metals like nickel, cobalt and copper.

The Russian government has launched a serious investigation into the matter. The mining company as per a recent report will corporate with the investigation launched by the government.

Photo Courtesy: Google/ images are subject to copyright