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"The shambles in the Conservative party has succeeded in making the Labour party look the better bet for handling the economy for the first time in about seventy years; this really is a staggering 'achievement'," Griffin pointed out. "Coupled with the Tories' increasingly strident support for mass economic immigration, it means that the Conservatives have thrown away the only two winning cards in their electoral hand. A change in the ruling party now looks to be the inevitable result of the next general election, which is likely to occur sometime in the second half of 2024."



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The former European Parliament member is rather skeptical about the Sunak government's ability to reverse the course of Britain's unfolding economic crisis. Similarly, he expects that the new premier will continue to bow to Washington, escalate tensions with Russia, and potentially embrace a green agenda thus further undermining the UK's energy security.

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"None of this changes anything," Griffin said about the new Tory cabinet. "Parliament is nothing more than a rubber stamp for a plutocratic, deep state establishment, made up of big capital, the Whitehall civil service elite, influential think-tanks, media barons and the security services.

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Sudan Gripped by Protests After US Warning on Russia Ties

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Welcome to Kyiv Mr President.

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UN at 77: Four Times the World’s International Peace and Security Organization Failed Humanity



President Vladimir Putin, who was serving as Russian's prime minister at the time, and whose position did not allow him to call the shots on foreign policy matters, called the resolution “flawed,” and compared it to a “medieval call for a crusade…allowing for the invasion of a sovereign country.” President Putin’s concerns proved correct, and Libya, once the most prosperous and developed country in Africa, was turned into a failed state rife with open-air slave markets and terrorist activities overnight.


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4) Rwanda Tragedy

In 100 days between April and July of 1994, over 800,000 ethnic Tutsis were systematically murdered in the tiny landlocked East African nation of Rwanda by the Hutu majority. The United Nations Mission for Rwanda (UNAMIR) – which arrived in the country in October of 1993, was made aware of Hutu extremists’ plans to wage a massacre, and of stockpiles of Hutu arms hidden throughout the country.



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UN at 77: Four Times the World’s International Peace and Security Organization Failed Humanity

Dallaire’s experiences in Rwanda left him deeply embittered about the UN’s prospects as a true peacekeeping force. “I still believe that if an organization decided to wipe out the 320 mountain gorillas [in Rwanda] there would be still more of a reaction by the international community to curtail or to stop that than there would be still today in attempting to protect thousands of human beings being slaughtered in the same country,” he said at a memorial event in 2019.


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Two decades after the genocide, declassified cables revealed that US ambassador to the UN Madeleine Albright sent a cable to the State Department encouraging Washington to withdraw most of the UN’s peacekeeping forces, with Hutu extremists seeing the move as a “green light for genocide,” according to George Washington University National Security Archive director Tom Blanton.


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Guinea-Bissau President asks Putin to provide frigates, helicopter

Putin noted that combating sea piracy is "a very needed area of cooperation"

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Smart black man. The national interest of his country came first, not subservience to the West!

President of Guinea-Bissau Umaro Sissoco Embalo asked Russian President Vladimir Putin to ship frigates and a helicopter during a meeting Tuesday.

In particular, the Bissau leader said that his country has small Spanish frigates.

"We would like to get large ships for our Navy. Maybe Russia would be able to supply us with such ships? And then, we’ll see how we can pay for these frigates. Maybe, we will even be able to order a helicopter," Umaro Sissoco Embalo said.

"Alright, we will discuss all that," Putin said.

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The Guinea-Bissau President also mentioned the problem of sea piracy. Putin noted that combating such piracy is "a very needed area of cooperation."

"The things that we discussed, it is extremely important to come to a consensus on all these issues," he added.

The leaders also touched upon the issue of extraction of naval biological resources. In particular, Putin mentioned that "it is necessary to build these big trawlers that not only catch fish, but also process them."

He also proposed discussing issues related to the training of personnel.

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Putin hopes to boost relations with African states

It is reported that the joint GDP of ECOWAS states stands at $550 billion

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Russian President Vladimir Putin expressed his hope for the further development of Russian-African relations during his talks with Umaro Sissoco Embalo, President of Guinea-Bissau and chairman of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS).

Putin noted that 400 million people live in ECOWAS states, and their joint GDP stands at $550 billion, adding that their trade volume with Russia is "rather hefty."

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Russia plans to sign cooperation accords with four African countries, says official

It is reported that four more intergovernmental agreements on establishing intergovernmental commissions with Tanzania, Cameroon, Kenya and Senegal during the second Russia-Africa summit are to be signed

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Russia intends to sign agreements on the establishment of intergovernmental commissions dealing with trade, economic, research and technology cooperation with Tanzania, Cameroon, Kenya and Senegal, said Pavel Kalmychek, director of the Department for Bilateral Cooperation Development of the Ministry of Economic Development, on Tuesday.

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"Intergovernmental commissions with 17 African countries are in effect at present. Efforts are underway to expand the geography of intergovernmental commissions. We expect to sign four more intergovernmental agreements on establishing intergovernmental commissions with Tanzania, Cameroon, Kenya and Senegal during the second Russia-Africa summit," the official said.

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Russian banks continue expanding list of ‘friendly’ currencies for general public

Most Russian banks offer accounts and deposits in Chinese yuan, dirhams, rupees, while other currencies are also being considered as alternatives



Details to follow soon.

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The list of currencies from friendly countries that Russian banks offer for bank accounts and deposits to their retail customers keeps growing, according to credit organizations surveyed by TASS. In addition to the Chinese yuan, which has almost become the main tool for de-dollarization, banks provide clients with the opportunity to open accounts in Belarusian rubles, Kazakhstani tenge, Armenian drams, Uzbekistani sums, and UAE dirhams.

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Most Russian banks offer accounts and deposits in Chinese yuan, dirhams, rupees, while other currencies are also being considered as alternatives. Thus, Zenit Bank allows opening accounts in Chinese yuan and UAE dirhams for retail customers. "Our Private Banking clients additionally have access to accounts in Kazakhstani tenge. The bank is working on expanding the list of ‘soft currencies’ from friendly countries for bank accounts," the press service of the credit institution told TASS.


Please consider the Naira too

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Novikombank does not completely rule out the possibility that deposits in other currencies may be made available after the yuan. "Clients seek to diversify their savings, and deposits in other foreign currencies may be introduced after the yuan," Director of Novikombank private banking department Alexander Sychkov said.

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Credit Bank of Moscow is also prepared to expand the list of currencies for savings products. "The bank studies demand and keeps an eye on the market. [b]We will increase the number of currencies that may be used to open savings products in response to consumer requests," the bank’s press service told TASS.