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Stora Enso wood producer to divest sawmills, forest operations in Russia
The sawmill sites are located in the Novgorod Region and Karelia.
Global food security issues caused by sanctions, protectionism
The accelerated energy transition, which Western countries are implementing, has an extremely negative effect on the global situation as well, Russian Deputy Permanent Representative to the UN Dmitry Chumakov said.
Malaysia hopes Russia's Aeroflot will open direct flights to Kuala Lumpur, says Ambassador
MOSCOW: Malaysian Ambassador to Russia Datuk Bala Chandran Tharman told Sputnik that he hopes Russian flagship carrier Aeroflot will soon open direct flights between St. Petersburg or Moscow and Kuala Lumpur.
State Duma reappoints Nabiullina as Central Bank chief for new term
Elvira Nabiullina became the Central Bank chief in June 2013.
Putin to hold a meeting to discuss measures to support metallurgy amid sanctions — Kremlin
During a closed-door part of the meeting there will be an exchange of views, reports by the Industry and Trade Minister Denis Manturov and Deputy Prime Minister Marat Khusnullin.
Putin to hold meeting on situation in Russia’s metals industry on April 20, says Kremlin
On April 14, Putin held a meeting on the situation in the oil and gas sector, while on April 18, he discussed general economic issues.
Cabinet to extend support of private investments in Arctic, Far East, says Russian PM
"Now it will be possible to apply for subsidized loans for projects providing at least 250 jobs, with an obligatory condition to complete them as planned," Mikhail Mishustin pointed out.
Restrictions on foreign currency sale in Russia protect holders from serious risks
It was stated that Western countries are not going to stop the de facto economic war they have declared against Russia.
Shunning Russian oil could mean catastrophe for EU diesel fuel market
Banning oil and product flows from Russia to Europe would create a seismic shock, with more than 55% of European imports of diesel and gasoil coming from Russia, analyst with the Rystad Energy consulting firm said.
Russia to shift to trading via Turkey if coal supplies to EU shunned, experts say
Russia supplies around 50% of energy coal, which is used as fuel for European power stations.