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“In January-February 2024, 60,000 Russian citizens visited Sri Lanka,” Levan Dzhagaryan said, adding that Russian citizens consistently hold the first position in the number of tourists on the island
In compliance with the document, from 2025, the government will subsidize costs to deliver construction materials to the Arctic districts
MOSCOW, March 13. /TASS/. Sibur is going to scale investments up in 2024 to 346 bln rubles ($3.8 bln) against 225 bln rubles ($2.5 bln) a year earlier, the Russian petrochemical company told reporters.
MOSCOW, March 13. /TASS/. More than one million video surveillance cameras are operating in Russia, Minister for Digital Development Maksut Shadaev said at the Russia Expo forum.
MOSCOW, March 13. /TASS/. Sibur plans to start production at the EP-600 ethylene plant in Tatarstan before the end of this year, CEO of the Russian petrochemical company Mikhail Karisalov told reporters.
The European Parliament has adopted a directive to criminalize the violation and circumvention of EU sanctions, according to a document published on the legislative body’s website on Tuesday.
The cars will be sent through the so-called Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) scrappage scheme starting this week, the government says
Brussels needs and an “emergency mechanism” in case its plan to fund Kiev with Russia’s money backfires, an EU official has said
Hydrocarbons production will remain relevant for a “very long time,” the Russian president has said
A Jordanian citizen has died after being shot by Israeli forces in the occupied West Bank, Palestinian authorities said Tuesday, with the military accusing the man of aiding a militant.Tawfiq Aed Fawaz Hussein, 25, was shot at Zeita junction north of the West Bank city of Tulkarm on Monday, the Palestinian foreign ministry said.“He was injured in the leg and the occupation forces left him bleeding inside the ambulance for more than an hour and a half before he died,” the ministry said in a statement.Contacted by AFP, the Israeli military said Hussein was suspected of being an accomplice of…
