UK inflation remains stubbornly high – data
Consumer price growth slowed to below 10% for the first time in seven months, but core readings have surged to decades-high levels The UK’s consumer price index (CPI) dropped to 8.7% inRead More…
Consumer price growth slowed to below 10% for the first time in seven months, but core readings have surged to decades-high levels The UK’s consumer price index (CPI) dropped to 8.7% inRead More…
Common sense should dictate a red line for Kiev’s backers, but this has not happened, according to President Putin’s press secretary Western countries have broken every boundary in their stand-off with MoscowRead More…
Deliveries of F-16 jets to Kiev would be “an unacceptable escalation,” Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov says The US and its allies are “playing with fire” by doubling down on their supportRead More…
Analysts expect sales of wood to gradually recover thanks to trade being redirected eastward Foreign sales of Russian timber saw a further decline in the first quarter of this year, dropping moreRead More…
French security forces used tear gas to disperse a demonstration in the city of Lyon Protesters clashed with French police in the city of Lyon on Friday, during a rally against governmentRead More…
The West has been hampering the growth of African nations, so they’re now turning to the East, Bisrat Melesse says Africa benefits from the emerging multipolar world, which allows the continent toRead More…
The country has enough gasoline and diesel supplies for both domestic use and foreign sales, Nikolai Shulginov says Russia has sufficient supplies of gasoline and diesel, and has no intention of banningRead More…
The multinational lender keeps expanding its global reach, aiming to help member states reduce dependence on the US dollar and euro The New Development Bank (NDB) of the BRICS group of majorRead More…
The duration of hostilities is defined by NATO escalation efforts, Moscow’s ambassador to the UK Andrey Kelin has said The outcome of the Ukraine conflict hinges on whether NATO continues to propRead More…
Registering for the event this autumn will cost journalists £137 until July 1, and £880 afterwards The decision by the ruling Conservative Party to charge journalists attending its annual conference is “undemocratic”Read More…