Unrest in the Middle East is a threat to Russia’s oil interests, says Sergei Ivanov, claiming that stable prices would be preferable to sharp increases. Russia’s gas exports have risen by 20% already this year, with a slight rise...
The government is denying that it drew up a wish-list of corporate stars to take up board chairmanships: ‘This is all just gossip. The struggle for these seats has not started yet.‘ The list, published by Kommersant, included inv...
The government is denying that it drew up a wish-list of corporate stars to take up board chairmanships: ‘This is all just gossip. The struggle for these seats has not started yet.‘ The list, published by Kommersant, included inv...
TODAY: Ivanov in the U.S.; political apathy on the rise; LiveJournal hacked; Libya campaign could backfire, say Russian ministers; Roskosmos head stepping down, speculation over embarrassment; Investigative Committee reprimands employee over leak;...
TODAY: Ivanov in the U.S.; political apathy on the rise; LiveJournal hacked; Libya campaign could backfire, say Russian ministers; Roskosmos head stepping down, speculation over embarrassment; Investigative Committee reprimands employee over leak;...
Japan has asked Russia to send it a vessel used to dispose of liquid nuclear waste from decommissioned submarines, as it attempts to deal with ‘several million times the legal limit‘ of radioactive water spewing into the sea. The bonus...
Japan has asked Russia to send it a vessel used to dispose of liquid nuclear waste from decommissioned submarines, as it attempts to deal with ‘several million times the legal limit‘ of radioactive water spewing into the sea. The bonus...
According to an unidentified director of a Russia-based multinational: ‘It seems that the whole generation of 25- to 45-year-old Russians is actively thinking about running away, especially considering the prospect of seeing the same people ...
TODAY: Soyuz spaceship blasts off; police official fired for assault on female journalist; Russia wants U.S. guarantees; Kashin sued by alleged attacker; army will continue to use conscripts; wildfires in Siberia; Fashion Week. The Soyuz spaceship...
TODAY: Soyuz spaceship blasts off; police official fired for assault on female journalist; Russia wants U.S. guarantees; Kashin sued by alleged attacker; army will continue to use conscripts; wildfires in Siberia; Fashion Week. The Soyuz spaceship...
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