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Sgt4succsess SMACIN GRACEFULL TEAM Will There Be a Special Tribunal for Putin? Ukraine wants to see Russian President Vladimir Putin dragged before a special tribunal for his invasion. Thus far, many countries in the West have been skeptical of such a move, but recently, resistance has been softening. ADVERTISEMENT Serhiy was just two days old when he died. On a cold night in November, a Russian missile struck the maternity ward where the newborn was recuperating together with his mother. Mariya had just breastfed her baby when the walls came crashing in. First responders pulled the lifeless infant from the rubble. ADVERTISEMENT Vilniansk is part of the southern Ukrainian region of Zaporizhzhia, which Russian President Vladimir Putin formally annexed in September. ADVERTISEMENT Attacking hospitals is a war crime – at least when it isn’t considered col

Sgt4succsess SMACIN GRACEFULL TEAM Musk Destroys Tesla Image in Germany Germans have a disastrous view of Tesla, with company founder Elon Musk's behavior hardly helping. Whether from a likeability or quality perspective, the Tesla brand is far behind its German competitors. ADVERTISEMENT Elon Musk, it would seem, is eager to drag his followers into the abyss of conspiracy theory credulity – but is anyone taking the bait? The top dog of Tesla and Twitter has never been shy when it comes to polarizing statements, of course, but even by his standards, the last several days have been disturbing for his willingness to make right-wing positions his own. ADVERTISEMENT He went after the U.S. virologist Anthony Fauci, he has made light of people who want to determine their own sexual identity and he has generally declared war on "woke." During an appearance i

Sgt4succsess SMACIN GRACEFULL TEAM US seeks to block Microsoft, Activision Blizzard deal The US Federal Trade Commission is preparing a legal battle with Microsoft to block its plan to purchase the Activision Blizzard video game studio. ADVERTISEMENT Regulators cited competition concerns, saying they feared that if the deal went through, Activision Blizzard’s games would stop being offered on non-Microsoft gaming consoles. ADVERTISEMENT The Activision Blizzard purchase was set to cost $69 billion (€65.4bn) – the biggest in Microsoft’s history. ADVERTISEMENT Brad Smith, Microsoft president, said on Twitter: “We continue to believe that our deal to acquire Activision Blizzard will expand competition and create more opportunities for gamers and game developers. ADVERTISEMENT We have been committed since Day One to addressing competition concern