LVIV, Ukraine, March 10 (Reuters) – Sergiy Makogon, the head of Ukraine’s gas transit operator, said on Thursday there was a real danger to gas transit flows to Europe because Continue Reading
Shell (SHEL.L) faces further writedowns from exiting Russia over the country’s invasion of Ukraine, it said on Thursday, flagging that it had $0.4 billion in Russian downstream assets as well Continue Reading
Russia ’s ongoing invasion of Ukraine has the shipping industry bracing for new shocks to its labor force, which relies on experienced crew from both countries. Ukrainian and Russian seafarers Continue Reading
The continent will need to rely on more coal in the short term, but there could be warp-speed deployment of green energy this decade A World War II poster. Russia’s Continue Reading
Russian Airlines PJSC spent billions of dollars over two decades transforming itself from a stodgy, Soviet-era carrier, with bland food and uncomfortable seats, into an award-winning airline flying new jets Continue Reading
It isn’t just Ukrainians who are fleeing. Russians are leaving their homeland too. One man, worried he might soon be unable to buy insulin for his wife, loaded two suitcases Continue Reading
Lada cars have been a symbol of Russia’s self-reliance since they began rolling off assembly lines during the depths of the Cold War. On Wednesday, Lada’s factory floors ground to Continue Reading
Over the past two decades, London’s high-end property market was overrun by the global superrich led by Russian oligarchs who did so many big, brash deals that locals called the city Londongrad. Continue Reading
Russia is at “imminent” risk of defaulting on its debts as Western economic sanctions choke off its access to dollars and other global currencies to pay lenders, a move that Continue Reading
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