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Russian President Vladimir Putin said Monday that a nuclear war 'should never' be started, while the head of the United Nations warned that the strongman's war in Ukraine is 'one misunderstanding, one miscalculation away' from putting the world in danger of nuclear destruction.
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In a new military doctrine that came out Sunday, the US was named as Russia's biggest naval threat by President Vladimir Putin.
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According to a source, a former senior aide to Russian President Vladimir Putin who left the country following the invasion of Ukraine has become gravely ill and is currently receiving intensive treatment.
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Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky and his wife, First Lady Olena Zelenska, posed for a special digital cover of Vogue magazine while Russia continues to take over their country.
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Reuters said on Sunday that since the war started in February, Ukraine has sold gold worth $12.4 billion. The deputy head of Ukraine's central bank said that the country needed to sell gold to stay in business. He said, 'We're selling this gold so that our importers can get the things the country needs.'
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The Russian government agencies differ on the practicality of stablecoins, but a ruble-backed stablecoin might be developed as a compromise.
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As part of its continuous pro-crypto legislation, Russia adopted a draft bill exempting cryptocurrency issuers from VAT.
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Even if we won the war, the fight with Russia wouldn't be over.
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Google may withdraw from Russia or annoy the country's regulators from afar if it files for bankruptcy.
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How Dictators Use Borders to Silence Dissidents.
Russian President Vladimir Putin said Monday that a nuclear war 'should never' be started, while the head of the United Nations warned that the strongman's war in Ukraine is 'one misunderstanding, one miscalculation away' from putting the world in danger of nuclear destruction.
