Chinese investment in the Russian economy have increased as Western sanctions are pushing Beijing closer to Moscow, says a new report released by the U.S. Department of Defense, according to Russian news agency Prime.
The 136-page document dedicated to China's armed forces issues Washington's concerns over Beijing's growing clout, including...
Ukrainian and European traders are accumulating additional reserves of natural gas ahead of next winter to prepare for any potential supply disruptions amid a looming stand-off with Russia, S&P Global Platts reports.
Ukraine is a key supply route for Russian natural gas to Europe, delivering about 25% of Europe's total...
A two-year project to protect agricultural livelihoods disrupted by conflict in Syria’s Aleppo was launched by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations with a $3 million contribution from Russia, FAO said in a press release.
The project will improve the production capacity of 60,000 crisis-affected farmers and...
A project for the construction of the JSC Ivanovo Polyester Complex, reportedly suspended due to lack of state guarantees to the lender, could be revived in Russia’s Republic of Bashkiria, Innovation in Textiles reports.
According to the news outlet, there is a possibility that the decision will be revised...
A company jointly controlled by billionaire Igor Rotenberg, Russia’s state-run tech giant Rostec, and the operator of national satellite navigation system GLONASS, intends to deploy an Internet-of-Things (IoT) network across Russia as part of a “government assignment,” RBC reports.
IoT technology establishes remote connections among objects that would typically lack...
Pipelay vessel Solitaire, owned by Swiss-based offshore operator Allseas, has started laying the first line of the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline in Russian waters, Rossiyskaya Gazeta reports.
The vessel will spend about a month constructing one of the two approximately 100-kilometres-long sections in the Russian territorial sea, according...
Italian oil and gas contractor Saipem has signed new contracts for onshore infrastructure development and construction in Russia and Serbia valued at $560 million, according to Global Energy Today.
The Russian contract was signed with the Moscow refinery’s operator GazpromNeft and covers the engineering, procurement and construction of a new...
Russia’s President Vladimir Putin has approved a controversial law allowing the country to “provide stable operation of the Russian Internet (Runet) in case it is disconnected from the global infrastructure of the World Wide Web," state-run news agency TASS reported.
Under the legislation, the government would deal with "threats...
Russian airline UTair intends to continue operating all flights in compliance with its schedule, despite a clause about a possible suspension of activity in a previously published report, the press service of the carrier told RT.
"The company gets a stable profit from operating activities. The suspension of servicing...
Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Tuesday at the meeting with Transneft CEO Nikolai Tokarev that the Russian oil pipeline operator should revise the system of oil quality control for main oil pipelines, Izvestia reports.
"Self-control is not sufficient," the head of state said.
"It means that this system should...
