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Russia struck a preemptive blow with a crowbar, ahead of Europe
This week the Russian government decided to increase the export duty on ferrous scrap from 70 to 100 euros per tonne. The new rate will be in effect from January…
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Russia struck a preemptive blow with a crowbar, ahead of Europe
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EU agrees on a common position on minimum wage directive
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The United States unexpectedly began to buy another type of fuel from Russia
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Nile can become an international transport artery
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Strategic cooperation between Gazprom and ENGIE underpinned by long-term contracts
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Sberbank will sell banks in Europe with assets worth € 7.3 billion
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ECB: a rate hike in 2022 is “very unlikely”, says Lagarde
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Printing food coupons and eating swans: innovations in North Korea amid food and economic problems
From printing coupons as a substitute for money to raising ornamental black swans for food, North Korea has been forced to innovate to deal with economic problems and food shortages…