By removing this status from Russia, G7 countries will be able to target its exports with punitive tariffs, or taxes. In fact one of them, Canada, has already done so. Last week it imposed tariffs of 35% on all products coming from Russia and its compliant ally, Belarus.
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Consumer goods giant Unilever says high rates of cost inflation will continue into next year.
It was standard industry practice, according to the CCRC application for Mr Hayes, to select a rate within that...
Standard energy bills rise by £139 a year and prepayment meter bills see sharper rise under new price cap.
The RAC believes that supermarkets often wait for long sustained drops in wholesale prices before they cut their forecourt...
But Mr Peskov responded to the decision saying: “We of course see it in a negative light, and any...
Gilles Primeau, a Canadian expert in flight control systems, is also alarmed. He has previously testified to Canadian lawmakers...
While some Suffolk business groups would welcome the jobs and skills that would be brought to the local economy,...
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