Not much but I will keep looking out and let u know. IMF talks with a provisory deadline set out for tomorrow night.
Although it won't advance much the electoral issue or address the Ukraine's unity. Overtime Stalin detestation morphed into Russian detestation while on the other side which suffered not as much but did as well are thrown into celebrating altogether the poisonous heritage because today's Russian are asked to bear the guilt and as illustrated by what happened in Latvia it is the most vulnerable of ethnic Russians that are the most targeted in that run for a pay back of this awful passed which in turn precipitate these folks in a strange mix of celebrating the too often ugly passed from which they suffered as well protecting the monuments and memories because of the strings of nationalist pride attached to it at a time they are left too look for its protective stance of last resort. I wonder if there will be a Ukrainian politician that can step up to the plate, be untreatable of the Ukraine's nation rights while strong enough to make clear today's Russians or Russian speaking folks can't be asked to foot the bill Stalin left behind. True that to do so he or she would need a true partner in the Kremlin.