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Russia Extends Petrol Exports Ban Until 2025 To "Maintain Stable Situation"
The Russian government announced Wednesday that it was reintroducing a ban on petrol exports for another six months to "maintain a stable situation" on the domestic fuel market after major price hikes.
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Opinion | Sunak To Biden, No Incumbent Has It Easy This Year - Thanks To Economy
From South Korea and Turkey to the UK and the US, incumbent heads of state in most poll-bound countries are struggling to hold on to power and popularity.
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Explained: Challenges Vladimir Putin Faces As Russia Sets Presidential Vote Date
Russia's success in evading a Western oil price cap is helping drive a recovery in economic growth as President Vladimir Putin prepares to run for re-election, despite the problems caused by labour shortages, inflation and high interest rates.
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Russia-Ukraine Conflict Will Worse Global Semiconductor Shortage: Moody’s
The ongoing Russia-Ukraine military conflict and the geopolitical and economic uncertainties are likely to further worsen the global semiconductor shortage, Moody's Analytics said in a report.
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Ukraine-Russia Crisis: Crypto Playing Key Enabler for Both War-Hit Economies
Cryptocurrency prices may have plummeted in the past two weeks over fears of a Russian invasion of Ukraine. However, since that's become a reality, both economies could be trying to make use of decentralised money in the form of Bitcoin, navigating past economic sanctions and diplomatic hurdles.
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Oil Surges Close To $100 As West Prepares Sanctions Against Russia
Oil prices surged close to $100 per barrel Tuesday as major crude producer Russia prepared to send troops into two breakaway regions of Ukraine, sparking Western nations to ready economic sanctions against Moscow.
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Russia Will Pay "A Terrible Price" If It Invades Ukraine, Joe Biden Warns Putin
U.S. President Joe Biden on Saturday said he had made it clear to Russian President Vladimir Putin that Russia would pay "a terrible price" and face devastating economic consequences if it invaded Ukraine.
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Russia Boosts Military Spending Despite Sanctions: Study
Russia became the world's third largest military spender in 2016 despite low oil prices and economic sanctions, as the global expenditure rose for a second consecutive year, a study said on Monday.
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Armenia Protesters Hold Firm After Government Rejects Demands
Hundreds of Armenian protesters remained camped out near the presidential palace early today after the government refused to heed their week-long calls against hikes in electricity prices.
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Electric 'Yerevan' Protesters Dig in as Tensions Flare in Armenia
Hundreds of protesters defied police today in the Armenian capital, ignoring a call to disperse and digging in for a new day of protests against electricity price hikes and police violence.
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'Buckwheat Panic' Grips Russians As Economic Sanctions Bite
With its warm, fluffy brown grains, buckwheat is the ultimate comfort food for Russians and as sanctions hit home, it is flying off the shelves in a shopping frenzy dubbed the "buckwheat panic".
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Russia cannot afford 'collapsing state' in its backyard
Europe issued fresh calls on Saturday for dialogue with Russia over Ukraine, warning Moscow it faces having a failed state in its backyard, just as it tightens the economic noose on Kiev.
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Price of victory may be too high for Putin
Vladimir Putin's emphatic win in Sunday's presidential election has come at the cost of hundreds of billions of dollars in spending promises that could sow the seeds of an economic crisis in Russia before his six-year term is out.
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Russia Extends Petrol Exports Ban Until 2025 To "Maintain Stable Situation"
The Russian government announced Wednesday that it was reintroducing a ban on petrol exports for another six months to "maintain a stable situation" on the domestic fuel market after major price hikes.
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Opinion | Sunak To Biden, No Incumbent Has It Easy This Year - Thanks To Economy
From South Korea and Turkey to the UK and the US, incumbent heads of state in most poll-bound countries are struggling to hold on to power and popularity.
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Explained: Challenges Vladimir Putin Faces As Russia Sets Presidential Vote Date
Russia's success in evading a Western oil price cap is helping drive a recovery in economic growth as President Vladimir Putin prepares to run for re-election, despite the problems caused by labour shortages, inflation and high interest rates.
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Russia-Ukraine Conflict Will Worse Global Semiconductor Shortage: Moody’s
The ongoing Russia-Ukraine military conflict and the geopolitical and economic uncertainties are likely to further worsen the global semiconductor shortage, Moody's Analytics said in a report.
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Ukraine-Russia Crisis: Crypto Playing Key Enabler for Both War-Hit Economies
Cryptocurrency prices may have plummeted in the past two weeks over fears of a Russian invasion of Ukraine. However, since that's become a reality, both economies could be trying to make use of decentralised money in the form of Bitcoin, navigating past economic sanctions and diplomatic hurdles.
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Oil Surges Close To $100 As West Prepares Sanctions Against Russia
Oil prices surged close to $100 per barrel Tuesday as major crude producer Russia prepared to send troops into two breakaway regions of Ukraine, sparking Western nations to ready economic sanctions against Moscow.
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Russia Will Pay "A Terrible Price" If It Invades Ukraine, Joe Biden Warns Putin
U.S. President Joe Biden on Saturday said he had made it clear to Russian President Vladimir Putin that Russia would pay "a terrible price" and face devastating economic consequences if it invaded Ukraine.
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Russia Boosts Military Spending Despite Sanctions: Study
Russia became the world's third largest military spender in 2016 despite low oil prices and economic sanctions, as the global expenditure rose for a second consecutive year, a study said on Monday.
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Armenia Protesters Hold Firm After Government Rejects Demands
Hundreds of Armenian protesters remained camped out near the presidential palace early today after the government refused to heed their week-long calls against hikes in electricity prices.
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Electric 'Yerevan' Protesters Dig in as Tensions Flare in Armenia
Hundreds of protesters defied police today in the Armenian capital, ignoring a call to disperse and digging in for a new day of protests against electricity price hikes and police violence.
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'Buckwheat Panic' Grips Russians As Economic Sanctions Bite
With its warm, fluffy brown grains, buckwheat is the ultimate comfort food for Russians and as sanctions hit home, it is flying off the shelves in a shopping frenzy dubbed the "buckwheat panic".
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Russia cannot afford 'collapsing state' in its backyard
Europe issued fresh calls on Saturday for dialogue with Russia over Ukraine, warning Moscow it faces having a failed state in its backyard, just as it tightens the economic noose on Kiev.
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Price of victory may be too high for Putin
Vladimir Putin's emphatic win in Sunday's presidential election has come at the cost of hundreds of billions of dollars in spending promises that could sow the seeds of an economic crisis in Russia before his six-year term is out.
