LE FIGARO : Cette visite, qui inclura notamment des entretiens avec la présidente indienne, devrait permettre d’aborder l’ensemble de l’agenda bilatéral et des enjeux internationaux. Elle devrait se conclure par la signature d’une déclaration commune et d’accords commerciaux.
Le président russe Vladimir Poutine se rendra en visite d'État en Inde les 4 et 5 décembre à l'invitation du premier ministre indien Narendra Modi, a annoncé vendredi le Kremlin dans un communiqué.
Cette visite « permettra d'évoquer tous les aspects de l'agenda varié des relations russo-indiennes de partenariat stratégique privilégié », ainsi que d'échanger sur « les sujets d'actualité internationale et régionale », a expliqué la présidence russe. » | Par Le Figaro avec AFP | vendredi 28 novembre 2025
Democracy is an illusion! It’s become a political system fostered by the élite, for the élite, in order to fool the people that they have a stake in the system. In actual fact, they have virtually none. The whole political system in the modern era, despite having noble beginnings, is now used to benefit the few at the expense of the many. – Mark Alexander, June 29, 2018
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November 28, 2025
February 19, 2025
Kremlin Message to Trump: There’s Money to Be Made in Russia
THE NEW YORK TIMES: Russian officials are arguing that American companies stand to make billions of dollars by re-entering Russia. The White House is listening.
The Russian government’s top investment manager, who has Harvard and McKinsey credentials and fluent English, brought a simple printout to Tuesday’s talks with the Trump administration in Saudi Arabia.
Its message: By pulling out of Russia in outrage over the invasion of Ukraine, American companies had walked away from piles of cold, hard cash.
“Losses of U.S. companies by industry,” read the document, which Kirill Dmitriev, the head of Russia’s sovereign wealth fund, showed to a New York Times reporter. “Total losses,” one of the columns said. The sum at the bottom: $324 billion.
In appealing to President Trump, the Kremlin has zeroed in on his desire to make a profit. President Vladimir V. Putin on Wednesday praised the U.S. delegation in Riyadh for not criticizing Russia as previous administrations did — there was no “condemnation of what was done in the past,” he said. He added that beyond geopolitics, the two countries were now moving toward deeper engagement on space, the economy and “our joint work on global energy markets.” » | Anton Troianovski | Reporting from Riyadh, Saudi Arabia | Wednesday, February 19, 2025
The Russian government’s top investment manager, who has Harvard and McKinsey credentials and fluent English, brought a simple printout to Tuesday’s talks with the Trump administration in Saudi Arabia.
Its message: By pulling out of Russia in outrage over the invasion of Ukraine, American companies had walked away from piles of cold, hard cash.
“Losses of U.S. companies by industry,” read the document, which Kirill Dmitriev, the head of Russia’s sovereign wealth fund, showed to a New York Times reporter. “Total losses,” one of the columns said. The sum at the bottom: $324 billion.
In appealing to President Trump, the Kremlin has zeroed in on his desire to make a profit. President Vladimir V. Putin on Wednesday praised the U.S. delegation in Riyadh for not criticizing Russia as previous administrations did — there was no “condemnation of what was done in the past,” he said. He added that beyond geopolitics, the two countries were now moving toward deeper engagement on space, the economy and “our joint work on global energy markets.” » | Anton Troianovski | Reporting from Riyadh, Saudi Arabia | Wednesday, February 19, 2025
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October 30, 2024
Russian Court Fines Google More Than World’s GDP
THE TELEGRAPH: Moscow seeks compensation after tech giant blocked pro-Kremlin content
Russia has demanded Google pay a fine worth more than the world’s GDP for blocking pro-Kremlin media outlets.
Judges in Moscow are seeking around $20 decillion from the technology giant, many times the estimated $100-trillion size of the global economy. If written out in full, the fine would be 20 followed by 33 zeros.
The penalty, which far eclipses Google’s own $2-trillion market value, comes after the US technology business barred pro-Moscow propaganda channel Tsargrad TV, which is owned by oligarch Konstantin Malofeev, from YouTube four years ago. » | Matthew Field, Senior Technology Reporter | Wednesday, October 30, 2024
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Russia has demanded Google pay a fine worth more than the world’s GDP for blocking pro-Kremlin media outlets.
Judges in Moscow are seeking around $20 decillion from the technology giant, many times the estimated $100-trillion size of the global economy. If written out in full, the fine would be 20 followed by 33 zeros.
The penalty, which far eclipses Google’s own $2-trillion market value, comes after the US technology business barred pro-Moscow propaganda channel Tsargrad TV, which is owned by oligarch Konstantin Malofeev, from YouTube four years ago. » | Matthew Field, Senior Technology Reporter | Wednesday, October 30, 2024
For numbers bigger than a trillion, click here.
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