“The issue with this loophole is that it increases the demand for Russian crude and enables higher sales in terms of volume and pushing up their price as well, which increases the funds sent to the Kremlin’s war chest,” said Isaac Levi, head of CREA’s Europe-Russia policy and energy analysis.
Germany, which gets about half its gas and a third of its oil from Russia, has urged its citizens...
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Huge numbers of people are expected to head to London on Monday for the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II.
Southwark Crown Court today (14 May 2021) formally acquitted two former postmasters, referred by the Criminal Cases Review Commission...
Jessica Bowles, director of strategy at commercial property developer Bruntwood, which operates in Manchester, Birmingham, Leeds and Liverpool, told...
Airports are expected to be busy over the weekend after massive outages hit computer systems globally. Journeys could still...
“While we wait for new recruits to complete their training, which can take up to nine months, the logical...
He said it was “reasonable” that financial markets were pricing in two or three rate cuts this year, but...
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