Russia warned of “consequences” if the U.S. decides to go forward with plans to provide Ukraine with Patriot missile batteries, which would give Kyiv weaponry that could hit far deeper inside Russia.
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U.S. AT WAR WITH RUSSIA: SENDING TROOPS TO UKRAINE, BUT CALL IT SOMETHING ELSE
The Pentagon said it is sending U.S. troops into Ukraine, under the guise that they are going there not to fight, but instead just to track the billions of dollars of weapons the West sent into the country.
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WARMONGER ON PARADE: SULLIVAN SAYS UKRAINE FORCES ARE ON A ROLL
Biden’s top national security adviser said Ukrainian forces are on a roll and have “repelled the Russian invaders from most of the country,” which he called a “remarkable thing.”
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U.S. DECLARES MORE WAR, NO TIME FOR PEACE
The Biden administration made it clear last week that it does not want peace negotiations between Kyiv and Moscow, thus asking the question of who is at war with Russia, and is this further proof that it is not Zelensky’s Ukraine government calling the shots?
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MURDER INCORPORATED: WASHINGTON RAMPS UP THE WAR MACHINE
The U.S. Congress last week sent the $858 billion military bill to President Joe Biden’s desk that would lift his administration’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate for troops and tack on an 8 percent increase from last year’s budget.
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MORE PARENTS: DON’T JAB MY CHILDREN
More American parents are skeptical of vaccines and would oppose them if schools were to mandate them for in-person classes, according to a new study.
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BANK OF CANADA LIFTS KEY RATE BY HALF-POINT
The Bank of Canada (BoC) added a half-point to its base interest rate last week, bringing it to 4.25 percent, its highest in 15 years.
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LITHIUM PRODUCERS: BUST OR BONANZA?
The price of lithium, essential in batteries of all kinds and especially those for electric vehicles (EVs), soared to record levels this year. Last week’s price of $69,470 a ton was triple what it was a year earlier.
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U.K. FACTORIES FACE TWO YEARS OF RECESSION
Britain’s manufacturing sector has contracted by 4.4 percent this year, according to a survey by Make UK, a manufacturers’ trade group, and will shrink by an additional 3.2 percent in 2023, survey respondents predicted.
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RENEWABLE ENERGY WILL BE MAIN SOURCE OF ELECTRICITY BY 2025
Solar energy’s steadily falling costs, a growing public awareness of the climate crisis, and the energy shortage wrought by the Ukraine war are creating a boom in renewable energy that will make renewables the chief source of electricity generation worldwide by 2025, the International Energy Agency (IEA) has predicted.