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Russia May Ease Visa Regime for Tourists 15:18 28/03/2012 Outgoing Russian President Dmitry Medvedev ordered the government to submit proposals by June 1, 2012 on easing the visa regime for tourists, including those who visit the country on cruise liners and yachts, the Kremlin press service reported on Wednesday.>>

Today with that cup of coffee go some thinking’s! Lets just say that I will not get too involved with explaining my thinking’s, but I will tell you what I am thinking about and I promise that these thinking’s are very important and if you think they are not, then well you need to do […]

Russia is going to fund students specializing in key disciplines to study at leading foreign universities. ­The program aims to fill the shortage of specialists needed for the country’s “innovational development,” and is being overseen by President-elect Vladimir Putin. Once the program is given the green light, the state will issue grants for top students […]

This was posted in China Today! The Barack Obama administration’s lawsuit with EU and Japan against China’s restrictions on exports of rare earths shows the administrations’ hypocrisy, says an article on Forbes website. Excerpts below: The United States and others are telling China that it must sell more of what is endemic to China. The […]

I had to smile over that cup of coffee this morning! The media went crazy with the meeting between Medvedev and Obama. I just shook my head as I read all the hoopla over their meeting. It was like they had solved the world issues and all was good and safe for now. The media […]

2012 onwards, the world is on the brink of Third World War. All sane and peace loving men would pray and strive that it is averted. For the horoscope of the times point towards a global catastrophe in the making. The guns of August 1914 – 1st World War paled in front of the Panzer […]

Well this morning’s cup of coffee was wonderful and much needed. It was -10 below zero in Moscow when I got up this morning and had snowed about a foot. What a contrast compared to Georgia where we walked without a coat several days and the roses, tulips and other flowers are budding and blooming. […]

In the US we’ve watched protests in Russia, claims of elections fraud and white ribbons of solidarity with dissidents. But what about the United States of America? The irony is that we, all 311 million Americans are victims of the biggest fraud in the history of this nation. Specifically, this is the fraud committed by […]

Sveta and I have wandered all over Tbilisi and find it a small, quaint and very pleasant place to visit or even live in. There is lots of French architect everywhere and European flair would have to be the word of the old city style. The new city has its own style, but we are […]

Georgia is a wonderful place to visit and I think that it would be just as wonderful to live here. Prices are cheap, food is topnotch, people are friendly and it is very safe! The only thing I see is a pickpocket brigade of street urchins… We are staying in the old part of Tbilisi […]