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  • Russia Says It Won’t Share Rocket Explosion Data as Suspicions Swirl

    Russia Says It Won’t Share Rocket Explosion Data as Suspicions Swirl

    Russia told an international organization set up to verify a ban on nuclear tests that a military testing accident in northern Russia earlier this month was none of its business and that handing it radiation data was entirely voluntary. Russia has acknowledged that five nuclear workers were killed in the explosion on Aug. 8, which…

  • 130K Troops to Hold Mass Military Drills at War Games, Russia Announces

    130K Troops to Hold Mass Military Drills at War Games, Russia Announces

    Russia and seven of its allies, including China and India, will send 128,000 soldiers to train in mass anti-terrorism drills next month, the country’s Defense Ministry has announced. The upcoming maneuvers will take place a year after Russia and China staged 300,000-strong anti-missile exercises near the Chinese border. Those exercises, which were Russia’s largest war…

  • Sailing Into the Past in Lipetsk

    Sailing Into the Past in Lipetsk

    Flags flutter above linen tents, musicians play ancient melodies on old musical instruments, craftsmen peddle their wares… This might look like the film set for the latest television series, but it’s actually a historical reenactment festival called Ladeinoye Pole that has been held every year since 2007 in the Lipetsk region, about 500 kilometers to…

  • Russia Accuses U.S. of Stoking Tensions With Post-INF Missile Test

    Russia Accuses U.S. of Stoking Tensions With Post-INF Missile Test

    Russia said on Tuesday that the U.S. test of a ground-launched cruise missile was regrettable and showed that Washington had long been preparing for the demise of the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty. The Pentagon said Monday that it tested a ground-launched cruise missile with a range of more than 500 kilometers, the first such…

  • Russia’s Norilsk Tops Global List of SO2 Emissions Hot Spots – NASA

    Russia’s Norilsk Tops Global List of SO2 Emissions Hot Spots – NASA

    Russia’s Norilsk smelter complex and a town in South Africa’s eastern coal mining province have the highest sulfur dioxide (SO2) emissions in the world, according to satellite data from U.S. space agency NASA. The NASA-compiled data published on Monday was commissioned by environmental group Greenpeace India and used the space authority’s satellites to track anthropogenic…

  • Putin Tells Macron: ‘I Don’t Want Yellow Vests in Russia’

    Putin Tells Macron: ‘I Don’t Want Yellow Vests in Russia’

    President Vladimir Putin rebuked his French counterpart on Monday, saying he did not want “yellow vest” protests to spring up like in France, after Emmanuel Macron urged the Russian leader to abide by democratic principles following weeks of protests in Moscow. Macron, who was meeting Putin at his summer residence in southern France five days before…

  • 1 in 5 Russians Are Gamers, Poll Says

    1 in 5 Russians Are Gamers, Poll Says

    Nearly one in five Russians plays video games, according to a new state-funded survey. Research says that Russia has the world’s sixth-largest video game market, with 66.1 million gamers counted in 2018. Previous polling has said that most Russians prefer to spend their free time watching movies and television. Nineteen percent of Russian respondents said they…

  • Sergey Diaghilev, Remembered 90 Years After His Death

    Sergey Diaghilev, Remembered 90 Years After His Death

    The need for honest and objective information on Russia is more relevant now than ever before! To keep our newsroom in Moscow running, we need your support. With your help, we can continue with our mission to keep you informed with breaking news, business analysis, thought-provoking opinions, the best of culture and insights into everyday…

  • Pro-Moscow Rebels Reject Evidence of Russian Tanks in Eastern Ukraine

    Pro-Moscow Rebels Reject Evidence of Russian Tanks in Eastern Ukraine

    Pro-Russian rebels in eastern Ukraine have rejected newly published evidence of Russia’s military involvement in one of the deadliest battles of Ukraine’s five-year conflict. The battle of Ilovaysk, which pitted Ukrainian forces against Russian-backed rebels in August 2014, resulted in hundreds of deaths on both sides. Russia has consistently denied that it has provided arms or…

  • Moscow Protest Leaders Sued for $190K Over Blocked Traffic Claims

    Moscow Protest Leaders Sued for $190K Over Blocked Traffic Claims

    Two of Moscow’s transportation authorities and a restaurant owner are seeking nearly $200,000 in damages from opposition figures over alleged traffic disruptions and lost revenue during protests they organized last month, Moscow City Court said Friday. Thousands took to the streets and hundreds were detained on July 27 during unauthorized demonstrations in support of candidates…

  • Russia’s Nuclear Monitors ‘Went Silent’ Following Rocket Explosion – WSJ

    Russia’s Nuclear Monitors ‘Went Silent’ Following Rocket Explosion – WSJ

    Two of Russia’s nuclear radiation monitoring stations went silent two days after a mysterious explosion that led to a radiation spike in northern Russia earlier this month, The Wall Street Journal reported. Russian officials say at least five nuclear engineers were killed during a rocket test involving “isotope power sources” on a platform in the…

  • On This Day in 1991 a Coup Was Attempted in Moscow

    On This Day in 1991 a Coup Was Attempted in Moscow

    On Aug. 19, 1991 the Soviet Union woke up to “Swan Lake” being broadcast on television interspersed with newscasters reading an announcement. The “State Emergency Committee” (Russian acronym GKChP) had taken control in the country from a supposedly ailing Mikhail Gorbachev, who was at a state residence in Crimea. The country would be headed by…

  • 17 Countries Owe Russia $27Bln – Reports

    17 Countries Owe Russia $27Bln – Reports

    Seventeen countries owe Russia a total of $27 billion, with most of the country’s lending made through arms deals or unreported political loans, according to a tally by Russia’s RBC news website. The Finance Ministry estimated this year that 25 countries and other legal entities owe Russia $39.4 billion, including through government bonds. Russia classifies…

  • ROSATOM files an application for the participation in the procedure for selection a strategic investor for the Belene NPP (Bulgaria) construction

    ROSATOM files an application for the participation in the procedure for selection a strategic investor for the Belene nuclear power plant construction  Under the procedure for selection of a strategic investor for Belene NPP project (Bulgaria), announced on May 22, 2019, ROSATOM filed an application for the participation in the procedure in a timely manner.…

  • Russia to Open Tourism Center in Remote Arctic Archipelago

    Russia to Open Tourism Center in Remote Arctic Archipelago

    Russia is set to open a new tourism center in Franz Josef Land, a remote Arctic archipelago, in response to heightened interest in traveling above the Arctic Circle. The visitor center is located on Guker Island, one of the largest in the archipelago. On this site in 1929, Soviet explorers established the very first research…

  • Dmitri Shostakovich, Football Fanatic

    Dmitri Shostakovich, Football Fanatic

    Dmitri Shostakovich was one of the 20th century’s most celebrated and prolific composers, whose symphonies, concerti, string quartets and dozens of other works became the musical backdrop for several generations of Soviet citizens. A slim man in thick glasses, Shostakovich was fastidious, diffident, and orderly, the very image of an intellectual composer. But Dmitri Shostakovich…

  • Macron’s Meeting Putin. Just Don’t Call Him Trump’s Messenger

    Macron’s Meeting Putin. Just Don’t Call Him Trump’s Messenger

    French President Emmanuel Macron hosts Russian leader Vladimir Putin at his summer residence on Monday and his office is adamant about what the get-together is not. France isn’t playing the role of go-between with Russia and other world powers, Macron’s office says, after being stung by a tweet from President Donald Trump earlier in August that suggested…

  • Russia Says No Plans to Install New Missiles Unless U.S. Deploys Them

    Russia Says No Plans to Install New Missiles Unless U.S. Deploys Them

    Russia will not deploy new missiles as long as the United States shows similar restraint in Europe and Asia, Russian defense minister Sergei Shoigu said on Sunday, after Washington’s withdrawal from a Soviet-era arms pact. The United States formally left the Intermediate Nuclear Forces (INF) treaty with Russia earlier this month after accusing Moscow of violating the treaty and…

  • Russian Nuclear Plant Taken Down After Safety System Error

    Russian Nuclear Plant Taken Down After Safety System Error

    Block 4 of Russia‘s Beloyarsk nuclear power station in the Urals mountains was switched off on Sunday following a “false” response by the safety system, a subsidiary of state nuclear corporation Rosatom said. It said the block was halted at 09.15 (0415 GMT). “The stoppage was carried out under a routine algorithm,” Rosenergoatom said in a…

  • Russian Opposition Activists Picket for Free Elections

    Russian Opposition Activists Picket for Free Elections

    Russian opposition activists staged a string of pickets in central Moscow on Saturday to call for free elections and for charges against protesters detained at recent rallies to be dropped. Moscow has been rocked by weekly protests for more than a month since the authorities barred opposition candidates from running in an election for the…

  • Exclusive: Russian Doctors Say They Weren’t Warned Patients Were Nuclear Accident Victims

    Exclusive: Russian Doctors Say They Weren’t Warned Patients Were Nuclear Accident Victims

    The three injured men arrived at the hospital around 4:30 pm, naked and wrapped in translucent plastic bags. The state of the patients made staff suspect they were dealing with something very serious. But the only information they had at the time was that there had been an explosion at a nearby military site around…

  • Russia Confirms Assault, Extortion Allegations in Europe’s Largest Prison

    Russia Confirms Assault, Extortion Allegations in Europe’s Largest Prison

    Russia’s prison authority has confirmed reports of abuse at Europe’s largest pre-trial detention center days after new video footage renewed concerns about conditions in Russia’s penitentiary system. Russia’s prison system has been under scrutiny since mid-2018, when revelations of torture set off nationwide inspections and dozens of legal cases. Last week, a prisoners’ rights NGO…

  • Russia to Revamp Soviet-Era List of Banned Jobs for Women By 2021

    Russia to Revamp Soviet-Era List of Banned Jobs for Women By 2021

    Women in Russia will soon be able to work in more than 350 job positions they’d previously been barred from under largely unchanged Soviet-era labor restrictions. Russia currently prohibits women from holding 456 jobs in dozens of industries that involve physically strenuous tasks or harmful working conditions. Previous media reports suggested that the Labor Ministry…

  • Russia Opens 350 Banned Professions to Women, Stripping Soviet-Era Restrictions

    Russia Opens 350 Banned Professions to Women, Stripping Soviet-Era Restrictions

    Women in Russia will soon be able to work in more than 350 job positions they’d previously been barred from under largely unchanged Soviet-era labor restrictions. Russia currently prohibits women from holding 456 jobs in dozens of industries that involve physically strenuous tasks or harmful working conditions. Previous media reports suggested that the Labor Ministry…

  • Putin-Macron Held Talks Before Russian Bank’s French Executive Released From Custody

    Putin-Macron Held Talks Before Russian Bank’s French Executive Released From Custody

    A Russian court’s decision to release Baring Vostok executive Phillipe Delpal from custody and put him under house arrest followed talks between Russian president Vladimir Putin and his French counterpart Emmanuel Macron, the Kremlin said Friday. Delpal, a French national, was ordered to be released from custody and placed under house arrest by a Moscow…

  • Russia’s Good Year at the Awards

    Russia’s Good Year at the Awards

    Despite concerns over censorship, the film and performing arts in Russia remain largely free of government interference. While the government can certainly impact the film industry and theater through funding and sometimes, with film, by withholding screening permits, there are many independent companies that can produce whatever they want. Now that the awards season for…

  • Second Goliath Crane Assembled at Zvezda Shipyard

    The second Goliath giant crane, with a capacity of 1,200 tonnes, height of 120 metres, and width of 189 metres, has been assembled at the dry dock of Zvezda Shipyard that is being constructed by the Rosneft-led Consortium upon instructions of the President of Russia.

  • Russian Pilot Says He’s No Hero Despite Praise for Crash-Landing

    Russian Pilot Says He’s No Hero Despite Praise for Crash-Landing

    A Russian pilot who landed a passenger plane in a cornfield after hitting a flock of birds said he was no hero despite the Kremlin lauding him for saving the lives of 233 people. Russian media have said it was a miracle that no one was killed when the Ural Airlines Airbus 321 was forced…

  • Moscow Authorities ‘Discover’ Flocks of Birds Near Plane Crash-Landing Site

    Moscow Authorities ‘Discover’ Flocks of Birds Near Plane Crash-Landing Site

    Moscow authorities said they have “discovered” gulls flocking around one of two garbage sites near the airport where a Russian passenger plane made a “miraculous” emergency landing on Thursday. All 234 people on board the Ural Airlines Airbus A321 survived when it landed in a cornfield southeast of Moscow after both of its engines struck a…

  • Russian Nuclear-Capable Bombers Leave Airfield Opposite Alaska

    Russian Nuclear-Capable Bombers Leave Airfield Opposite Alaska

    Russia’s Defense Ministry said Friday that two of its nuclear-capable TU-160 bombers had left an airfield opposite Alaska after training exercises and returned to their base, the Interfax news agency reported. Russia said Wednesday it had flown two bombers to a far eastern Russian region opposite Alaska as part of a training exercise that state…

  • Russian Military Pairs Stealth Drone With Manned Fighter Jet

    Russian Military Pairs Stealth Drone With Manned Fighter Jet

    Russia’s Defense Ministry has released footage of its stealth drone flying with a fighter jet a week after unveiling the unmanned aircraft’s maiden flight. The Okhotnik (“Hunter”) combat drone is equipped with a jet engine, anti-radar skin coating and can speed up to 1,000 kilometers per hour, according to the Defense Ministry. The Okhotnik’s design…

  • Russia’s FSB Publishes Foreign Worker Statistics for First Time in 20 Years

    Russia’s FSB Publishes Foreign Worker Statistics for First Time in 20 Years

    Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB) has for the first time in two decades released data on the number of labor migrants who have arrived so far in 2019, revealing the extent of work-related migration into the country. President Vladimir Putin aims to offset Russia’s declining population numbers with measures that include attracting up to 10…

  • Russian Lawmaker Says Draft Foreign Ownership Law Not Aimed at Nationalizing Yandex

    Russian Lawmaker Says Draft Foreign Ownership Law Not Aimed at Nationalizing Yandex

    A draft law proposing to limit foreign ownership in ‘significant’ Russian technology firms to 20% is not aimed at making its top search engine Yandex state-owned, the lawmaker behind the idea, Anton Gorelkin, said. The draft law, submitted to Russia’s lower house of parliament, the Duma, in late July, proposes limiting foreign ownership in internet…

  • Main equipment of the reactor plant has been delivered to the construction site of Unit No.3 of Kudankulam NPP (India)

    On August 7th the supplies of the reactor plant main equipment for the third unit of Kudankulam NPP in India were completed.  According to Andrey Lebedev, the Vice-President of JSC ASE EC for projects in India, all main equipment items located on the red line of the reactor pit installation have been supplied.  This is…

  • U.S. Journalist Fined for Interviewing Russian Environmental Asylum Seekers

    U.S. Journalist Fined for Interviewing Russian Environmental Asylum Seekers

    An American freelance journalist has been fined for interviewing Siberian residents who had asked for Canadian asylum this summer over the deteriorating environment in their region. Alina Simone was sued by the mayor of the coal-mining town of Kiselyovsk after she was spotted filming residents who made headlines in June for asking Canadian Prime Minister…

  • A Student Arrest Puts Elite Moscow University to the Test

    A Student Arrest Puts Elite Moscow University to the Test

    A chill ran down Artyom Tyurin’s spine when he heard the news that his friend and fellow student Yegor Zhukov had been hauled from his bed in the middle of the night by police and charged with “organizing mass unrest,” a crime punishable by up to eight years in prison. It was the latest sign…

  • Ecologist Says Russian Nuclear Agency Committed Crime by Conducting Test Near City

    Ecologist Says Russian Nuclear Agency Committed Crime by Conducting Test Near City

    An ecologist in northern Russia said Thursday the state nuclear agency Rosatom had committed a crime by carrying out a mysterious test last week close to inhabited areas, which caused a spike in radiation in his native city. Rosatom has said that the Aug. 8 accident occurred during a rocket test involving “isotope power sources”…

  • Britain Bans Submarine Exports to Russia Over Undersea Cable Concerns

    Britain Bans Submarine Exports to Russia Over Undersea Cable Concerns

    Britain has banned the export of submarines to Russia over what it says are advances that pose a national security risk, including the alleged ability to cut undersea cables which carry most global internet communications. Britain and the U.S. have warned that the Russian Navy could disrupt over $10 trillion in daily transactions by attacking…

  • Putin Reserves Key 5G Frequency for Military Use, Media Reports

    Putin Reserves Key 5G Frequency for Military Use, Media Reports

    Russia risks falling behind the rest of the world in next-generation 5G technology after President Vladimir Putin has reserved its most popular frequency range for the military and intelligence services, Russia’s Vedomosti business daily reported Thursday. With speeds at least 10 times faster than 4G technology, 5G is expected to power internet-connected products ranging from…

  • Baring Vostok Executive Calvey to Stay Under House Arrest

    Baring Vostok Executive Calvey to Stay Under House Arrest

    Russia softened its stance in a high-profile legal standoff that has shaken foreign investors when a court Thursday freed jailed French private equity executive Philippe Delpal from custody and placed him under house arrest instead. Delpal was one of several executives at private equity group Baring Vostok, including U.S. citizen Michael Calvey, who were detained…

  • Moscow Passenger Plane Makes ‘Miraculous’ Crash-Landing in Cornfield

    Moscow Passenger Plane Makes ‘Miraculous’ Crash-Landing in Cornfield

    A Russian passenger plane’s emergency landing in a cornfield near Moscow after birds were sucked into its engines has been hailed by state media as a “miracle” and compared to a 2009 U.S. flight’s landing after striking a flock of geese. Russians have said it was a miracle that no one was killed when the Ural…

  • TVEL Fuel Company starts unique project of uranium tailings recycling

    Chepetsky Mechanical Plant (ChMP JSC), a subsidiary of TVEL Fuel Company in Glazov, Udmurt Republic, started pilot works of recycling the waste, which had been stored at the facility during the years of producing uranium tetrafluoride. This is Russia’s first project of recycling tailings dump bottom settings left after uranium conversion. Production of uranium tetrafluoride…

  • Russia Stole U.S. Hypersonic Missile Tech to Make Nuclear Advances – Bolton

    Russia Stole U.S. Hypersonic Missile Tech to Make Nuclear Advances – Bolton

    Russia has stolen hypersonic cruise missile technology from the United States, U.S. President Donald Trump’s top national security aide John Bolton said while discussing last week’s deadly explosion at a military test site in Russia’s north. The mysterious explosion that killed five Russian nuclear engineers and caused a radiation spike last Thursday has spawned conflicting…

  • On This Day Rock Legend Viktor Tsoi Died

    On This Day Rock Legend Viktor Tsoi Died

    Viktor Robertovich Tsoi was born and raised in Leningrad, now St. Petersburg. The Russian rock legend and frontman of the group Kino was the only child of Valentina Tsoi, a Russian school teacher, and Robert Tsoi, a Soviet-Korean engineer. Tsoi’s roots go back to Songjin, or what today is known as Kimchaek, North Korea, where…

  • Moscow ‘Mass Unrest’ Defendants Kept in Pre-Trial Detention Despite Protests, Appeals

    Moscow ‘Mass Unrest’ Defendants Kept in Pre-Trial Detention Despite Protests, Appeals

    A Moscow court has ruled to keep in custody pending trial six of the 14 defendants accused of “mass unrest” over recent election protests that have rocked Russia’s capital. At least 14 people face up to eight years behind bars for what the authorities call participating in “mass riots” during unauthorized protests in support of…

  • Norway Detects Radioactive Iodine by Russian Border Days After Rocket Explosion

    Norway Detects Radioactive Iodine by Russian Border Days After Rocket Explosion

    Norway’s nuclear safety authority is analyzing tiny amounts of radioactive iodine detected in the air in northern Norway in the days after a deadly explosion during a rocket engine test over the border in Russia. Russia’s state nuclear agency, Rosatom, said Saturday that five people killed in the blast were its staff members and the…

  • Kremlin Hails Emergency Landing Pilots as Heroes

    Kremlin Hails Emergency Landing Pilots as Heroes

    The Kremlin will bestow state awards on two pilots who made a successful emergency landing of a passenger plane with 233 people on board near Moscow on Thursday. The Health Ministry said 23 people had suffered injuries but that nobody had been killed when the Ural Airlines Airbus 321 came down in a field southeast…

  • Russian Plane Crash-Lands in Cornfield, 233 Lives Saved

    Russian Plane Crash-Lands in Cornfield, 233 Lives Saved

    To keep our newsroom in Moscow running, we need your support. With your help, we can continue with our mission to keep you informed with breaking news, business analysis, thought-provoking opinions, the best of culture and insights into everyday life.

  • Opposition Politician Sobol Ends Month-Long Hunger Strike Amid Moscow Protests

    Opposition Politician Sobol Ends Month-Long Hunger Strike Amid Moscow Protests

    Russian opposition politician Lyubov Sobol has announced she has ended her month-long hunger strike over health concerns for an arrested campaign aide who had joined her in striking. Sobol went on hunger strike last month after Moscow election authorities refused to allow her and other opposition candidates on the ballot for next month’s local legislature…

  • Russia Warns China It Could Ban Timber Exports Over Illegal Logging

    Russia Warns China It Could Ban Timber Exports Over Illegal Logging

    Russia could ban timber exports to China unless Beijing takes action to help mitigate the effects of illegal logging, a Russian government minister said in an interview published Thursday. Russian authorities this month attributed some of the vast wildfires that have engulfed portions of Siberia in recent weeks to arsonists trying to conceal illegal logging…

  • Russian Region Orders Gas Masks After Deadly Nuclear Blast – Reports

    Russian Region Orders Gas Masks After Deadly Nuclear Blast – Reports

    A region in northern Russia has ordered more than 1,000 gas masks after a deadly explosion led to a spike in radiation, Russia’s Open Media news website reported. At least five nuclear experts were killed in the explosion, which took place during a rocket test at sea off the coast of the Arkhangelsk region last…

  • Rosneft will report its Q2 2019 consolidated IFRS financial results on Wednesday, August 21, 2019.

    Q2 2019 IFRS financial results and corresponding MD&A will be available on our website on August 21, 2019 at 09:30 (Moscow time)

  • Kremlin Warns of Foreign Espionage as Scientists Criticize New Restrictions

    Kremlin Warns of Foreign Espionage as Scientists Criticize New Restrictions

    The Kremlin said Wednesday that Russia must be vigilant in protecting its industrial secrets against foreign intelligence services after scientists criticized new restrictions on them meeting foreigners. Under an order issued by the Education Ministry in February but which has only now come to light, government-affiliated scientists are advised to meet their foreign colleagues only…

  • Russia Flies Nuclear-Capable Bombers to Region Facing the U.S.

    Russia Flies Nuclear-Capable Bombers to Region Facing the U.S.

    Russia said Wednesday it had flown two nuclear-capable TU-160 bombers to a far eastern Russian region opposite Alaska as part of a training exercise that state media said showed Moscow’s ability to park nuclear arms on the United States’ doorstep. The Tupolev TU-160 strategic bomber, nicknamed the White Swan in Russia, is a supersonic Soviet-era…

  • Armed FSB Officers Search Office of Russian Rights Group

    Armed FSB Officers Search Office of Russian Rights Group

    Russian security officers armed with automatic rifles searched on Wednesday the Moscow offices of a rights group that represents the interests of Russian nationals in the European Court of Human Rights, the group said. Members of the Federal Security Service (FSB) searched an office used by Justice Initiative and its partner organisation Astreya and confiscated…

  • ‘Top 100 Influential Russian Muslims’ Ranking Released by Local Media

    ‘Top 100 Influential Russian Muslims’ Ranking Released by Local Media

    A Russian media outlet has for the first time compiled a ranking of the country’s 100 most influential Muslims, with UFC lightweight champion Khabib Nurmagomedov featured alongside tycoons, government officials and spiritual leaders. An estimated 20 million Muslims make up Russia’s second-largest religious minority, comprising about 14% of the overall population. Seven of Russia’s 85…

  • On This Day Writer Dmitry Merezhkovsky Was Born

    On This Day Writer Dmitry Merezhkovsky Was Born

    Dmitry Merezhkovsky was born in St. Petersburg in 1866 in a family of a government official. In his teen years, and with his mother’s support, he was already writing poetry and contemplating the religious questions that would come to occupy him throughout his life. From 1884 to 1889, he studied philology and history at the…

  • The Kremlin Sees Signs of Foreign Interference All Around

    The Kremlin Sees Signs of Foreign Interference All Around

    During a recent session of the Federation Council, Russia’s upper house of parliament, officials whipped themselves into a frenzy over a worrisome development: foreign powers trying to meddle in the country’s elections. The elections in question were for the Moscow City Duma, a toothless body with little or no ability to influence affairs in Russia’s…

  • Zohr Gas Output Increases 3.6 times in H1, up to 11.3 bcm

    Zohr Gas Output Increases 3.6 times in H1, up to 11.3 bcm

    The consortium of Eni, Rosneft, BP, and Mubadala Petroleum together with Egyptian oil and gas companies continues the successful implementation of the Zohr gas project on the Mediterranean offshore. In H1 2019, the production on the field amounted to 11.3 bcm of gas, which is 3.6 times more than in the same period last year.…

  • Russian Village Cancels Evacuation Despite Radiation Spike

    Russian Village Cancels Evacuation Despite Radiation Spike

    Locals from the closed military settlement at Nyonoksa on the White Sea coast were earlier this week told that they would have to leave the area on Wednesday morning. Russian military authorities explained to locals that the evacuation was planned in advance and had nothing to do with last week’s missile explosion, the local 29.ru…