Vladimir Putin

Russian President Vladimir Putin tried to answer as many of the 2 million questions from Russian citizens as he could in a marathon four and a half hours question and answer.
Personal answers served as interjections to sharp commentary about Russia’s complex relationship with the West.
No other leader in the world could possibly do such an event, as Putin does every year for 16 years running.
The Duran’s Alex Christoforou and Editor-in-Chief Alexander Mercouris discuss the memorable summer Q&A from the Russian President in the video below.

With all eyes on the upcoming Trump-Kim summit in Singapore, the weekend summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization regional security bloc has gone largely under-reported by the western mainstream media.
When SCO summit gets under way in the Chinese port city of Qingdao on Saturday, the leaders from the eight-member bloc are expected to take on some very pressing geo-political issues, from the tensions on the Korean peninsula, to the Iran nuclear deal and a looming US driven trade war.

POTUS TRUMP: “They threw Russia out, but they should let Russia back in.”
Trump threw all kinds of red pill, geo-political truth bombs in this minute long statement before the G7 meeting gets underway in Toronto.
Liberal left, establishment globalists will lose their sh** with Trump’s latest ‘Russia-related’ comments to the press, but he is 100% spot on.
Russia should be at the table, as a great power, so that today’s very real and very dangerous global problems get solved.
Cue the “Putin puppet” music from the western mainstream media clowns.

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The topic of Russian actions in Syria still continues to fascinate and create a great deal of polemics.  This makes senses – the issue is exceedingly important on many levels, including pragmatic and moral ones, and today I want to stick strictly to the pragmatic level and set aside, just for a while, moral/ethical/spiritual considerations.  Furthermore, I will also pretend, for argument’s sake

The conflict in the Donbass region of Ukraine has been in the news increasingly of late, and on Thursday 7 June, Russian President Vladimir Putin had some strong statements to make about the Ukrainian policy towards the people in this region.

On Friday, Russian president Vladimir Putin will visit China for the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit.
This will be Putin’s second foreign trip this week. Ahead of the summit, the Russian President was asked by journalists whether he would be bringing any gifts for his Chinese counterpart…remember last time the two met, Putin brought Xi Jinping a box of Russian ice cream.

Russian President Vladimir Putin held his annual televised question-and-answer session, with over two million questions submitted from Russian citizens.
This year’s event is Putin’s 16th Q&A.
One question Putin received referenced the new cold war between East and West, and whether this could lead to a hot World War 3.
Putin noted that such a scenario would be “an end of civilization” event, and awareness of this should be enough to restrain international powers from engaging in global conflict.

Tucker Carlson interviews Pamela Anderson, who expresses her worry that Julian Assange is in grave a danger, facing extradition to the US while not seeing sunlight in over six years as his health continues to deteriorate.
In a bizarre twist Tucker also questions Anderson about her friendship with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
The former ‘Baywatch’ star is also no fan of Uber and Lyft, accusing Uber of hiring sex offender drivers and both companies of exploiting their employees.

Russian president Vladimir Putin gave a tense interview to Austria’s ORF television channel which at times got so heated, he spoke in German to ask host Armin Wolf to let him finish his answers.
The interview was held ahead of Putin’s Tuesday meeting with Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz and Vice-Chancellor Heinz-Christian Strache during a trip to Vienna, the first since Putin’s March inauguration to his second consecutive term (and fourth term in total).