Russia Today: John Reese Thinks That the West has Made a Huge Mess in Libya…

When a revolution takes place in a country – it is the business of the people in that country to conduct the revolution, believes anti-war activist John Reese from Stop the War Coalition. ­“My point about the western intervention would be this: I do not think that they did intervene in order to assist aContinue reading Russia Today: John Reese Thinks That the West has Made a Huge Mess in Libya…

Unrest in Middle East threatens Russia’s oil interests

Russia views an unrest in the Middle East, particularly in major oil exporting countries, as a threat to its interests, Russian Deputy Prime Minister Sergei Ivanov said on Wednesday. “We would like the situation to stabilize, because otherwise it will affect our interests, including those in the oil sphere,” Ivanov told Russian journalists in WashingtonContinue reading Unrest in Middle East threatens Russia’s oil interests

Russian LiveJournal Cyber Attacked – Blames the State…

State Blamed in LiveJournal Attack LiveJournal Russia, the country’s main platform for uncensored political discussion, recovered Tuesday from its biggest-ever hacker attack — which bloggers said could not have been staged without state resources. The Cyrillic segment of the blogging service, which numbers 4 million Russian-language users, was first hit by a cyber attack lastContinue reading Russian LiveJournal Cyber Attacked – Blames the State…

From Russian Doctors In Libya To the President Of Russia, Medvedev…

Open Letter From Russian Doctors In Libya To The President Of The Russian Federation: President of the Russian Federation Medvedev DA and Prime Minister of Russian Federation VV Putin: From citizens of Ukraine, Belarus and Russia, working and living in Libya… Sent on the 24 of March, 2011, From Tripoli, Libya: Dear Mr. Medvedev andContinue reading From Russian Doctors In Libya To the President Of Russia, Medvedev…

Russia’s Kruzenshtern has set sail on its first voyage of 2011…

Kruzenshtern has set sail on its first voyage this year from the port of Svetly near Kaliningrad… During this expedition, the four-mast Kruzenshtern, one of the oldest sailing-ships worldwide, will mark its 85th anniversary. Despite such an advanced age, the bark continues to slough through the vast expanses of seas and oceans. This is largelyContinue reading Russia’s Kruzenshtern has set sail on its first voyage of 2011…