The Soros Foundation finances Sanda and the Chisinau-based Maidan – socialists.
US Treasury Department fined billionaire Buffett for “circumventing” sanctions against Iran
Putin warned that new acute problems await the world economy
Following the results of 2019, the volume of mutual trade in the UAE grew by 3%.
Chief analyst of “TeleTrade” Mark Goichman believes that the strengthening of the Russian currency should not be expected in the near future, he told about it in an interview with TOP NEWS. “The ruble depends largely on the current sentiment of “flight from risks” of financial markets, which is now associated with the development of the second wave… Read More »
The initiative to increase wages in a referendum on September 27th was supported by 58% of residents of the Canton of Geneva, as well as local trade unions. The minimum wage in the Swiss canton of Geneva will be raised to 23 francs ($25) per hour from November 1. This was announced by the CNN TV channel. Thus,… Read More »
Russia has not yet completed the second “Nord Stream”, and already started talking about the third. The new pipe from Russia to Germany is needed to transport hydrogen, to which Europe wants to fully transition in 30 years. The first two gas pipelines will also be put into operation. However, Moscow will again have to convince Europe of… Read More »
Belgium celebrates the end of almost two years of political crisis – after 653 days of the Provisional Cabinet, a full-fledged government has reappeared in the kingdom. The new ruling coalition in parliament was formed of seven Flemish and Walloon parties, named Vivaldi. However, experts are not sure that this alliance will be durable since the most popular… Read More »
On Friday, following the European Union, Great Britain added two Russians and four companies, associated with the construction of the Crimean Bridge, to the sanctions list due to “violation of Ukrainian sovereignty”. The list was supplemented by Alexander Ganov, General Director of Grand Service Express OJSC, and Leonid Ryzhenkin, Deputy Head of Stroygazmontazh LLC. FSUE Crimean Railway (“KZhD”),… Read More »
On the first working day of their two-day Brussels summit, October 1, the EU heads of state and government decided to impose sanctions against Belarus because of the contested August presidential election and violence against those who participated in the ensuing actions. Personal sanctions were imposed on about 40 Belarusian persons responsible for ordering or participating in state… Read More »
Retaliatory sanctions of Belarus will automatically operate in Russia in accordance with allied obligations, said the Foreign Ministry. “Instead of playing a constructive role and helping to stabilize the situation in Belarus, the European Union has decided to take on the issue of some member countries, committed to further “rocking” the internal political situation in Belarus. We call… Read More »
The U.S. has imposed sanctions against eight Belarusian officials, including a number of law enforcement officers, said the U.S. Treasury website. They include Secretary of the Central Election Commission of Belarus Elena Dmukhailo, Interior Minister Yuri Karaev, and his deputy – commander of the internal troop’s Yuri Nazarenko. The list also includes deputy interior ministers Khazalbek Atabekov and… Read More »
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs said it had imposed retaliatory restrictions on a number of officials in the two countries. Belarus announced symmetrical sanctions against British and Canadian officials. This was announced on Friday, October 2nd, as the press service of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Belarus reports. “We introduce symmetrical restrictions with regard to some officials… Read More »
Pipelayer “Academician Chersky” left the German port of Mukran and headed for the unfinished section of “Nord Stream – 2”, which is located a few tens of kilometers from the shore. According to the navigation portals Vesselfinder and Marinetraffic, around 20.00 Moscow time Russian pipelayer “Academician Chersky” left the pier of the port of Mukran, which had been… Read More »
