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The Russian leader stressed that Russia’s agro-industrial complex is becoming increasingly high-tech and sophisticated, but there are still unresolved challenges
MOSCOW, March 20. /TASS/. One of the primary causes of the current global energy crisis is the escalation of geopolitical tensions and non-market competition by the United States for sales markets, Deputy Head of Gazprom Oleg Aksyutin said in an article published in the holding’s corporate magazine.
Russia’s First Deputy Minister of Energy Pavel Sorokin said earlier that Russia may reduce oil refining in 2024, but due to these volumes, oil supplies for export will increase
Skyrocketing energy prices sent real wages plummeting in 2022 more than in any year since 1950, new research has shown.
Russian fast-food chain Vkusno i Tochka, which replaced McDonald’s after the US company left the country due to sanctions, more than doubled its revenues last year, according to an earnings report cited by Interfax.
Doing business in the sanctioned country poses a reputational risk, the European Central Bank has warned
Azerbaijan is a flourishing market and is not re-exporting vehicles to the sanctioned country, a British motoring group has claimed
The European Parliament has extended the suspension of all tariffs and quotas on Ukrainian agricultural food imports to the EU until June 2025, it announced on Wednesday.
The divestment is reportedly expected to boost the balance sheet of the crisis-hit aerospace multinational
Russia will respond to Moldova’s decision to declare as persona non grata an employee of the Russian embassy due to the holding of the Russian presidential election in unrecognized Transnistria, the Foreign Ministry has told TASS. “Russia will give an appropriate response,” the Foreign Ministry said. On Tuesday, Russia’s ambassador Oleg Vasnetsov was summoned to the Moldovan Foreign Ministry. “A protest was expressed in connection with the organization of the Russian presidential election in the Transnistrian region of Moldova, contrary to the position of the Moldovan authorities,” the Moldovan Foreign Ministry said. This year, Moldova banned the organization of elections…
