Russia’s coronavirus outbreak is likely to be far larger than government data suggest, Moscow’s mayor has warned, as a surge in confirmed cases makes the country the world’s seventh most Continue Reading
The May 9 military parade was to have been an event of pure pomp and spectacle: a moment for Vladimir Putin to stand in the centre of Moscow’s Red Square Continue Reading
At the heart of every small enterprise is a dream, and Ilya Smirnov’s is crazier than most. Right now that dream is dying. The state of his business — Kotissimo, Continue Reading
Russia on Friday reported a record daily rise in the number of confirmed coronavirus cases, a day after Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin announced he had been diagnosed with the new Continue Reading
Russia slightly increased its crude oil and condensate production in April ahead of the biggest-ever output cuts under the new OPEC+ deal. The country’s producers pumped 46.45 million tons of oil Continue Reading
Russia and Pakistan reported their biggest one-day jumps in new coronavirus infections as some other countries and U.S. states where case numbers are stabilizing allowed businesses and public activities to Continue Reading
Russian crude and condensate production totaled 46.45 million mt in April, according to data released Saturday by the Central Dispatching Unit of the Russian energy ministry. This is equivalent to Continue Reading
Twenty years ago, before climate change was as widely seen as the existential threat it is today, Germany embarked on an ambitious program to transform the way it produced electric Continue Reading
Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin told President Vladimir Putin on Thursday that he had been diagnosed with the new coronavirus and was temporarily stepping down to recover. Mishustin, 54, suggested Continue Reading
The public-health crisis sparked by the new coronavirus ricocheted through Europe’s economy in the first quarter, causing a record decline that was more severe even than in the U.S., an Continue Reading
