
“Russian President Vladimir Putin is showing his gamesmanship on a global stage by giving his voters what they want with the asylum granted to ex-U.S. contractor Edward Snowden, while leaving the White House flustered. The decision is backed by almost twice as many Russians as those against it and those who view Snowden’s role as positive outnumber negative assessments three to one. Putin, who used Russia’s oil-powered wealth accumulation to build support for his 13-year rule, is facing an economy that threatens to slide into recession.”
Related posts:
Banking Crisis Awakens Hopes for Cyprus Reconciliation Between Turks and Greeks
U.S. lost track of 1,475 immigrant children last year while separating families
These 12 Banks Got the Fed Minutes a Day Early
Fools’ Gold Found to Regulate Global Oxygen
Is Bitcoin Ready for Primetime Usage?
Microsoft Admits Windows 10 Automatic Spying Cannot Be Stopped
WikiLeaks: Journalist Michael Hastings Under FBI Investigation Before Death
Hong Kong Brokers Drive Cabs as Competition Forces Locals Out [2013]
Germany's top publisher bows to Google in news licensing row
Developers Turn Former Office Buildings Into High-End Apartments
Will Migrant Workers Drive Bitcoin's Mundane Future?
Idaho may be next state for lands fight with feds
Never throw away your tax returns
NATO: No Sign Russian Troops Are Pulling Back From Ukraine
A First-time Offender, Father To Three, Sells Pain Pills To A Friend, Gets 25 Years In Prison.