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2015 October 23
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Cheap Saudi oil squeezing Russia out of Europe?
The war over oil prices unfolding in the European petroleum market involves Russia and Saudi Arabia at the moment, but could soon also see Iran weighing in. For Russia, the consequences could be fraught with danger, of losing nearly a third of its European oil supplies...
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2015 October 23
http://oilprice.com
Is Russia the king of Arctic oil by default?
To be king implies preeminence, or lasting rule. In the Arctic, such oil and gas supremacy is still little more than a dream. That dream remains alive in Russia however, and the nation – through an unmatched stubbornness and a decidedly timid field of competitors – is making a strong bid for the throne...
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2015 October 23
http://www.silkroadreporters.com
Georgia finds convenient alliance with China
Given its friction with Russia, Georgia has been assiduously casting about for allies, and is now developing closer relations with a country that Russia also regards as a friend – China...
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2015 October 23
http://www.fis.com
Putin promises reforms and incentive for fisheries sector
Amid finance sector experts’ warnings that the country’s economy is deteriorating, president Vladimir Putin ensures that Russia’s fisheries industry will soon supply high-quality fish products to the domestic market...
2022 August 12
Exodus from the Baltics: redirection of Russian cargo from the neighboring Baltic ports
Latvia declares Russia as a state sponsor of terrorism. Estonia restricts the issuing of visas to citizens of Russia. Lithuania continues creating difficulties for transit. Russia, in its turn, warns about serious consequences of such actions. Meanwhile, in the first half of 2022, ports of Russia’s Baltic neighbors handled 9.8 million tonnes of Russian cargo. Can they be redirected to the domestic ports in full? Exodus from the Baltics: redirection of Russian cargo from the neighboring Baltic ports