Aleksandar Vučić tells RT he sees a bigger strategic calculation behind the Trump–Putin agreement: drawing Russia closer to the United States and slightly away from China.
In this interview preview, he discusses Trump’s fuel-price ambitions, doubts over whether the agreement can influence November’s midterm elections, and why he expects Europeans to react more strongly than Americans to his appearance on RT.
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Did Ukrainian strikes bring Yandex to a complete halt? RT correspondent Isabella Bloomberg checks the services on her phone in Moscow.
Grocery and food delivery apps load, the taxi interface displays routes, and Yandex.Disk remains available for downloads and syncing. Notices warn of temporary restrictions, slower loading and delayed support responses as the company restores services.
The report examines the gap between shutdown headlines and one user’s experience, alongside Yandex’s efforts to relocate clients’ data with help from VK Cloud and other providers.
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This well-intentioned woman is encouraging women to feel good about themselves, but can acceptance go too far?
We live in a culture that promotes acceptance - and punishes rejection - on the principle that acceptance is a good thing in and of itself. I disagree for two reasons:
1. False acceptance can blind people to what they need to know about themselves in order to grow.
2. Mandatory acceptance (say the nice thing or you're fired) forces a lot of us to tolerate things we really, really don't want in our lives, and that's honestly pretty violent.
This woman is encouraging women to accept the appearance of their bodies, which is good, but in my opinion, she crosses the line into "you're entitled to believe others agree." The line between "I like myself" and "you have to like me" is the same as the line between "I deserve this" and "you owe me." Let's start being more clear about where that line is.