The Truth Behind the Myth of the Millionaire Exodus

It's true that the narrative of the super-rich constantly moving is exaggerated. Many wealthy individuals prefer stability and strong local ties. The media often oversells the idea of migration, distorting reality for headlines.

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The Truth Behind the Myth of the Millionaire Exodus

Yeah, they’re not fleeing—just hiding their money better.

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The Truth Behind the Myth of the Millionaire Exodus

The Tax Justice Network's report debunks the widespread claim of a millionaire exodus that has been frequently reported by the media. The narrative, which was particularly prevalent in 2024, suggested that wealthy individuals were fleeing countries like the UK due to tax policies. However, the repor... [More info]

The Truth Behind the Myth of the Millionaire Exodus

If we’re talking about the super rich, the idea that they’re constantly on the move is a total myth. Most of them have roots in one place, and it’s not all about hopping from mansion to mansion. They’ve invested in places for sure, but they’re not constantly flying around. In fact, a lot of them pre...

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Kremlin set up guidelines for media coverage of Karabakh crisis

By Angela Hassassian

The independent Russian news agency Meduza says it has exposed Kremlin's guidelines sent to media, which emphasized framing the Nagorno-Karabakh narrative to depict Armenia and its Western "partners" as the primary culprits for the current crisis. The same guidelines push for the portrayal of Russian peacekeepers as heroes rescuing civilians amidst ongoing shelling.

Sent by the presidential administration to state and pro-Kremlin media employees on the evening of September 19, the manual recommends blaming Armenia and Western nations by underscoring that "the Armenian leadership has recognized the sovereignty of Azerbaijan over Karabakh."

The guidelines advise media representatives to reference statements made by Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan in October 2022, in which he recognizes Azerbaijan’s territorial sovereignty.

One excerpt from the manual states, "Most likely, the Armenian Prime Minister was pushed to make this statement by his Western 'partners,' who should fully share responsibility for the consequences with him." The Kremlin's guidance implies that the Armenian leadership's decision gave Azerbaijan the green light for a full takeover of Nagorno-Karabakh․

The Kremlin recommends portraying Russian peacekeepers' status as "observant" and highlighting their role in assisting the "evacuation of civilians." The manual also suggests emphasizing that civilians are seeking "shelter" in an Orthodox church near the Russian peacekeeping contingent.

These narratives have already surfaced in the Russian tabloid newspaper Komsomolskaya Pravda, which claims that "Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan agrees that Karabakh is Azerbaijan" and implies that the Armenian government wishes to distance itself from Karabakh and move toward the West.

Another statement published in Lenta.ru, a Russian-language online newspaper, asserts that "the Karabakh issue is essentially becoming an internal matter of Azerbaijan."

Simultaneously, the manual encourages pro-government media employees to highlight the alleged successes of Russian troops in Ukraine.

The post Kremlin set up guidelines for media coverage of Karabakh crisis appeared first on CIVILNET.

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