Azerbaijan is sticking to plans to reduce oil exports to the EU and increase shipments to Russia and Iran, as the South Caucasus country – home to another Russia-influenced frozen conflict in Nagorno-Karabakh – seeks to spread risk; Th...
Russia’s ally Kazakhstan has pulled out of business deals worth billions of dollars in Georgia, a state official said today; Aerospace and transport technology firm Bombardier has stalled talks to acquire a stake in Russian railway engineeri...
TODAY – Russia’s foreign minister says the country has not become isolated since its war with Georgia; Medvedev to modernise its armed forces, says Russia not be affected by the financial crisis; OPEC head Chakib Kheli says Russia is w...
Sen. John McCain’s nominee for Vice President Sarah Palin has really turned the Russia foreign policy thing into a meaty issue with claims of expertise given her governorship of Alaska – though probably not in the way that will foster ...
The Wall Street Journal has a report today about how the Russian military incursion into Georgia in August set out to do more than just annex territories, but also damage the Georgian sense of national identity and pride. For a country which seems...
The Kommersant has featured an interview with former director of the International Energy Agency Claude Mandil, who believes Nabucco can only be implemented with Russia, and not against it, but that the war in Georgia has “somewhat clouded r...
OAO Gazprom climbed in Moscow trading after a newspaper said the state-run company has implemented plans to pay back 230 billion rubles ($9.2 billion) of debt by the end of the year. Gazprom, whose debt bill exceeds $50 billion, “has not suf...
TODAY: Russia’s permanent mission at NATO headquarters today stressed to cease slowing the work of the Russia-NATO council; Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez will sign an array of political and financial agreements and discuss the possibility...
Moscow is abuzz over a very interesting piece that appeared on Friday in Nezavisimaya Gazeta. The paper reported that the Kremlin does not intend to escalate the current state of confrontation with the West in general and the United States in part...
Holy cow – you’ve got imagine that any government who lands a deal with Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez has got to cringe a little bit with the hyperbolic statements he tends to make afterward. This one comes from the Wall Street Jour...
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