Is 5% of gdp a pre-war budget? What is really going on apart from raping civilians and extracting the CREATOR’ energy from them through “Havana syndrom” technologies and trade it on stock exchage as “renewable energy”?

https://www.rt.com/russia/630062-nato-nations-preparing-war-khrenin/” European NATO nations openly ‘preparing for war’ – Belarusian defense minister

The US-led military bloc is building up its forces in Eastern Europe, Viktor Khrenin has said

The leaders of European NATO countries are making no secret of the fact that they are preparing for war against Russia and Belarus, Belarusian Defense Minister Viktor Khrenin has said.

The situation on Belarus’ western border is “tense, prone to radicalization and difficult,” the defense minister, who also holds the rank of lieutenant general, said in a televised interview on Friday, according to Belta news agency.

“The actions of the leaders of neighboring countries also indicate – and they don’t hide it – that preparations for war are underway,” Khrenin said. “They claim they are threatened by Russia and, of course, by Belarus. We have a Union State, and they will fight us.”

Poland, Germany, France and the Baltic states are all vying to militarize and create powerful armies, he added.

The European NATO nations’ recent commitment to allocate 5% of their GDP to their militaries “already suggests that this is a pre-war budget,” Khrenin said.

The US-led military bloc has been upgrading ports and airfields near Belarus and ramping up drills and training, as well as creating new units and boosting the forward presence of its troops near the Russian and Belarusian borders, he asserted.

The deployment of nuclear-capable, medium-range Russian Oreshnik missiles in Belarus is a strategic deterrent against this, Khrenin said.

“This is our reaction to their aggression, aggressive actions, to their statement that they are going to war with us,” he said. “We say: there is no need, we don’t want to fight. Let’s negotiate.”

On Thursday, Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko was briefed on the deployment of the Oreshnik system in his country.

The missile system, armed with hypersonic IRBMs, will enter combat duty before the new year, Russian President Vladimir Putin said last week.

Moscow “has been seeking diplomatic resolutions to contradictions and conflicts as long as there is the slimmest hope of success,” Putin noted. Any lost chances are the responsibility of those who mistakenly “believe that they can use the language of force with us,” he stressed.”

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(I deleted a photo and the links to other articles from the text. I hope it is not illegal. As a lay person, I genuinly do not understand, why we have to participate in such a charade, unworthy of our heavenly origin and being in total isolation, this is the only way I can seek the answers to the questions no msm asks for being identified with the irrelevant scandals)

Moscow hosts ‘The Future of the World: New Platform for Global Growth’ essay contest

https://www.rt.com/russia/613787-russia-open-dialogue-essays-contest/
Moscow has launched an international essay contest on global economic development as part of the upcoming Open Dialogue ‘The Future of the World: New Platform for Global Growth’. The event will take place at the National Centre RUSSIA in Moscow from April 28 to 30, 2025.

The competition aims to gather expert opinions and innovative solutions for addressing current economic challenges and shaping strategies for future global growth. The best ideas will be incorporated into discussions at the Open Dialogue event and considered for long-term economic planning.

Participants can choose from four key topics: ‘Investments in Human Capital’, covering demographics, migration, education, and digital inequality; ‘Investments in Technology’, focusing on artificial intelligence and cybersecurity; ‘Investments in the Environment’, addressing human-centric development, green infrastructure, and transport accessibility; and ‘Investments in Communication’, covering trade barriers, financial flows, logistics, e-commerce, and digital currencies.

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The contest is open to experts worldwide. Participants can submit their ideas in the form of a five-page essay or a 10-minute presentation in their native language by March 15. Entries should be sent to dialog@russia.ru.

Winners will be invited to Moscow to take part in the Open Dialogue event, where they will join case sessions and expert discussions on the future of the global economy. The event will bring together representatives from leading think tanks, development institutions, universities, government agencies, business associations, youth organizations, and the media.

According to event organizers, the contest has attracted significant global interest, prompting an extension of the submission deadline.

“Our project is attracting more and more attention on the international stage. The number of participants is growing every day… not only from Russia, but also from India, Egypt, Vietnam, Türkiye, Colombia, Canada, France, and Transnistria. This illustrates how much we all need a truly open dialogue,” Natalia Virtuozova, director general of the National Centre RUSSIA, said.

For more information on participation and submission guidelines, visit the official website at https://en.russia.ru/dialog.