The World Bank plans to provide financial support to Ukraine in the amount of $1.5 billion.
The World Bank plans to provide financial support to Ukraine in the amount of $1.5 billion.
John Wilson
The world's largest independent oil trader will stop trading oil and oil products from Russia
The world's largest independent oil trader Vitol Group intends to completely stop trading Russian oil and oil products by the end of this year - Bloomberg Vitol Group reports that the volume of resold Russian oil by the company will "significantly reduce" in the second quarter of 2022 due to
Greece says it will give up on Russian gas
Greece will accelerate gas exploration projects with private investors, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said. The country is reducing its dependence on Russian energy and aims to become an energy hub in Europe. "Accelerating the exploitation of the country's national energy resources will allow us, if we are lucky enough to
Anonymous hacked into Russian government servers and gained access to 700 GB of information
Hackers also got access to e-mails of Russian Ministry of Culture
Italy has a gas deal with Algeria and will increase imports by 40%
Italy has a gas deal with Algeria and will increase imports by 40%
Denmark will purchase two million iodine tablets in case of a "significant radioactive release"
Health Minister Magnus Hoinicke says there is "no specific risk" in the immediate vicinity of Denmark right now.
Finnish telecommunications company Nokia has announced its departure from the Russian market.
Finnish telecommunications company Nokia has announced its departure from the Russian market.
Bloomberg reports on the first default among Russian companies
Russian Railways failed to make payments on Eurobonds in Swiss francs because of sanctions.
Ukraine is likely to receive candidate status for EU membership in June
Ukraine is likely to receive candidate status for EU membership in June - Head of EU Delegation to Ukraine Matti Maasikas
One of the world leaders in the production of wireless communications equipment, Ericsson, has left the Russian market.
The reason is the sanctions announced by the European Union. Ericsson's Russian employees will be sent on paid vacations.