Sony’s endless corporate bragging about its scrupulous ethical values and commitment to diversity and inclusion doesn’t specifically mention its policy on child abuse. So how does it square this with purchasing the musical catalogue of an alleged child abuser?
Perhaps it feels the generous support it gives to four children’s charities speaks for itself.
But money, it is said, speaks louder than words and a few days ago the media giant forked out a great deal of it — at
BRUSSELS — The Kremlin raked in an extra €1 billion for its war effort this year after Russia’s largest private oil firm exploited loopholes in EU sanctions rules — with help from Bulgaria.
Taking advantage of a unique exemption to the EU’s Russian oil ban, Bulgaria allowed millions of barrels of Russian oil to reach a local Russian-owned refinery, which then exported various refined fuels abroad including to EU countries, according to an investigation by the NGO Global Witness, the
