The Daily Populous

Moscow has said it does not recognise the jurisdiction of the international criminal court in The Hague, after reports that the court is expected to seek its first arrest warrants against Russian individuals over the war in Ukraine.

“We do not recognise this court; we do not recognise its jurisdiction,” Vladimir Putin’s spokesperson, Dmitry Peskov, told journalists in Moscow on Tuesday morning.

If successful, it would be the first time ICC warrants have been issued in relation to the invasion of Ukraine. »

A Rhode Island man who promoted ivermectin died from a common side effect to the veterinary medicine, sparking concerns from his followers about their own reactions to the drug.

“We understand that this is going to raise questions for those who were following him.”.

IN OTHER NEWS: Josh Hawley flattened for ignoring massive medical insurance fraud when he was attorney general. »

Somehow, his Tesla app unlocked a stranger’s car — and allowed him to drive off in it, he said.

Rajesh Randev, a consultant based in Canada, said March 7 that his Tesla app unlocked a stranger’s car and allowed him to drive off in it by accident.

He called Mahmoud, who was able to track the location of his car — being driven by Randev — on his app. »

Despite the horrendous wars in Chechnya, Russia was, by the turn of the century, largely stable and at peace.

This windfall allowed Russia to quickly repay its foreign debts and nearly double its GDP during Putin’s first two presidential terms.

Meanwhile, Russia will gradually drift toward an economic and political model resembling Iran’s—and will become increasingly dependent on China. »