Judge in BBC Defamation Suit Threatens Trump Over ‘Lack of Participation’ in Discovery Process
By BRADLEY CORTRIGHT
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Putin’s almost comically contrarian attempt to flip the script on Russia’s mounting economic isolation will likely be seen as a whisper against the growing chorus of Western leaders who fault Moscow for causing inflation and increasing the risk of global famine.
Russia’s president, calling the 2020s a period of “strengthening economic sovereignty” for his country, has said that this decade will see the formation of an independent and efficient financial system in Russia. In an advance greeting to the participants of the upcoming St. Petersburg International Economic Forum, Vladimir Putin also blamed “a wave of global inflation” and “a sharp increase in poverty and food shortages” on “long-term mistakes” made by Western countries as well as the imposition of “illegitimate sanctions.”
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|Russia’s president, calling the 2020s a period of “strengthening economic sovereignty” for his country, has said that this decade will see the formation of an independent and efficient financial system in Russia. In an advance greeting to the participants of the upcoming St. Petersburg International Economic Forum, Vladimir Putin also blamed “a wave of global inflation” and “a sharp increase in poverty and food shortages” on “long-term mistakes” made by Western countries as well as the imposition of “illegitimate sanctions.”
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