Austria's former foreign minister danced with Putin at her wedding and is now on the board of Rosneft.
The only EU countries that are serious about standing up to Russia are the Baltic states.
The UK has given Putin the biggest gift he could have imagined - Brexit.
And UEFA moved Euro 2020 matches from Dublin to St. Petersburg because Russia has fewer Covid safety precautions.
A Russian oligarch plans to float his £3.5 billion gold empire despite a clampdown on foreign listings.
Alexey Mordashov and his two sons will cash in close to £1 billion by listing Nordgold, which is eyeing a spot on the FTSE 100. thetimes.co.uk/article/alarm-…
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Far right British troublemaker Tommy Robinson is in St. Petersburg. Russian outlet that interviewed him said he "came to Russia to talk about censorship in the EU and the problems of migration from the Middle East." vm.ru/interview/7824…
Title of the article is "British politician Robinson: Let's break up the European Union together."
Asked which countries would be next to leave the EU, Robinson says The Netherlands and France. He hopes that Marine Le Pen will get enough support in France to take it out of the EU and mentions that the Gilets Jaunes have been protesting for a year.
Something suspicious is going on in Moscow. "New political party" being announced with Kremlin pals Steven Seagal and homophobic actor Ivan Okhlobystin in front row seats.