And growing up in russia and i have noticed that basically if they are smart and if they are liberal, they try to leave the country. You mentioned Silicon Valley how russia is one of the languages. Russians are verys bart are very smart but they are not looking to improve stay in their country because it is so shaky the legal system and so forth. Then you see the other guys that are staying, nationalist and skinheads and people like that who are going to protest in beating up immigrants and stuff like that on the streets. They are not just of the streets, protesting and they are rising up and taking positions and government as well. That is just about the future of russia in its self. Putin, the man is 61 years old and he is not going to be around very long. [laughter] we are all very old on this panel. [laughter] sorry about that. Speaking as a member of the younger generation, im looking for to russias future. I do not mean to offend anybody. Just a russias history, it has had a very
The Syrian Network for Human Rights accused the Syrian regime on Monday of arresting and torturing to death a displaced person after he had returned to his home in the regime-held areas in Aleppo. .
Exactly 26 years ago, the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) entered into force on April 29, 1997. However, over the years, the watchdog has lost its veneer of impartiality and transparency, becoming a convenient instrument in the West s geopolitical games.
Exactly 26 years ago, the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) entered into force on April 29, 1997. However, over the years, the watchdog has lost its veneer of impartiality and transparency, becoming a convenient instrument in the West s geopolitical games.