Meloni seeks more room for manoeuvre on energy costs; Brussels gives the cold shoulder
Rome and Prague ask for temporary suspension of the EU's Emissions Trading System and other measures to protect European industry and refineries
Rome and Prague ask for temporary suspension of the EU's Emissions Trading System and other measures to protect European industry and refineries
The issue is not simply who pays the highest price. It is what happens to these assets after they leave Russian ownership
The affected storage tank belongs to Gunvor, the energy trading company that sought to buy sanctioned Lukoil assets but was blocked by the U.S. Treasury
Putin ally Sergei Sobyanin dismissed proposals to redirect the entire economy towards military production as economically illiterate
The move comes after the EU included the Kulevi refinery in its 21st package of sanctions against Russia
Negotiations are reportedly ongoing with multiple interested parties, including Carlyle, Exxon Mobil and Chevron
According to industry sources, the country exported nearly 5 million metric tons of gasoline last year, or about 117,000 barrels per day
The government in Sofia considers sanctions against Patriarch Kirill to be largely symbolic and potentially counterproductive
Ukraine has also achieved significant successes in a parallel campaign deep inside Russia, systematically targeting Moscow’s oil export infrastructure
The prospective buyer remains under wraps, with the Serbian side emphasizing the sensitivity of ongoing negotiations
Energy Minister Dubravka Đedović Handanović declared the energy sector "almost impossible" to manage under the U.S. sanctions, offering her resignation
The move marks a rare Russian concession amid Western pressure on Moscow’s European energy footholds