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Russia's Online Sellers Seek New Workarounds as Moscow Tightens Import Controls
"Following all the rules will inevitably lead to higher prices again," one marketplace consultant said.
Switch to Biking to Save Fuel, Stavropol Governor Tells Officials as Shortages Persist
From Tuesday, members of the regional government will need the governor's personal approval to travel outside the regional capital, Governor Vladimir Vladimirov...
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Russia-China Trade Grows 25.6% in First Half of 2026
The rebound marks a reversal from 2025, when bilateral trade fell for the first time in five years.
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Europe Buys Record Amount of LNG From Russia’s Largest Producer – FT
The purchases mark an 18% increase compared to the same period in 2025 and comes despite the EU’s plan to completely phase out all imports of Russian...
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Russia Allocates $56M to Support Crimea Tourism Hit by Ukrainian Attacks
The payments will support employees at more than 4,600 tourism-related businesses that had found themselves in a "difficult situation" because of Ukrainian...
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BMW Warns of Unauthorized Production of 'Pirated' Cars in Russia
BMW told Germany's Bild newspaper that production at the Kaliningrad plant operated by its former Russian partner Avtotor was taking place without the...
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Regions Calling: Russia's Fuel-Producing Hub Struggles to Shake Off Supply Crisis
Even Bashkortostan, Russia's leading producer of diesel and gasoline, is feeling the impact of this summer's fuel crisis.
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Kazakhstan Court Overturns $1.4Bln Naftogaz Arbitration Award Against Gazprom
The Astana International Financial Centre had earlier ruled that Ukraine’s state oil and gas company, Naftogaz, be allowed to collect a $1.4 billion...
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Russia Bans Diesel Exports to Ensure Domestic Supply After Targeted Ukrainian Drone Strikes
The government said the ban, which includes producers of the fuel, will be in place until July 31.
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Russia's Defense Manufacturing Boom Is Nearing Its Limit, Official Says
Manufacturing, led by the defense-industrial complex, has been one of the main drivers of Russia's wartime economy.
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Russian Hotels Ordered to Use State Messenger Max for Guest Check-Ins
Under the new regulation, hotels with more than 50 rooms must purchase hardware and train staff to use Max before the law takes effect on Sept. 1.
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Russia Seizes Assets of Major Marine Fuel Supplier Transbunker
The decision is the latest in a sweeping campaign that has seen hundreds of private companies transferred to state ownership since the full-scale invasion...
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Gazprom to Form Military Reserve Units to Guard Energy Infrastructure From Drone Attacks
Rather than relying solely on regular military forces, authorities have increasingly turned to regional volunteer units and reserve formations to bolster...
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Russia Says Digital Ruble Ready for Sept. 1 Launch Despite Weak Public Demand
Beginning Sept. 1, all 12 of Russia's systemically important banks will be required to support digital ruble transactions, while large retailers will also...
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Russian-Born Playrix Billionaire Becomes International Booker Prize Sponsor
The Booker Prize will be renamed the Bukhman International Booker Prize and the prize money for the winning author and translator will be doubled.
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Georgia’s Only Oil Refinery to Stop Using Russian Crude by September
Earlier, the EU had threatened to include the Kulevi refinery in its 20th sanctions package over Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
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Russian Cafe Chains Shrink as Restaurant Sector Feels Pressure From Costs, Changing Consumer Habits
Two well-known Russian restaurant chains have roughly halved their footprints since Moscow launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
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Wildberries Stops Compensating Sellers for Products Damaged in Airstrikes
Starting Tuesday, July 7, Wildberries will not be required to compensate sellers under force majeure circumstances resulting from artillery, drone and...
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Russia Says It Will Further Cut List of Jobs Barred to Women Amid Labor Shortages
The list of occupations prohibited for women has already been cut by more than fourfold in recent years, an official said.
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