Russian economist: Moscow might review natural gas prices due to change of market prices
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Russian economist: Moscow might review natural gas prices due to change of market prices
Moscow might review the prices of natural gas due to change of market prices, but this doesn’t mean that Russia is terminating its contract [with Armenia-ed.]. This is what leading researcher of the Institute of Economics at the Russian Academy of Sciences, PhD in Economics Aza Mihranyan said durin»»»


Session of Council of Eurasian Economic Commission postponed to 5 April
MOSCOW. KAZINFORM The session of the Council of the Eurasian Economic Commission (EEC) with the participation of deputy prime ministers of the Eurasian Economic Union member states was postponed to 5 April. Information about it was posted by Aide to the Chairman of the Board of the Eurasian Economi»»»

Russia temporarily bans grain exports to ex-Soviet countries
Russia is the world's largest wheat exporter with Egypt and Turkey among the main buyers. Russia on Monday temporarily banned grain exports to ex-Soviet countries and most sugar exports, but a senior minister said it would keep on providing special export licences to traders within its current quot»»»

Share of US in Russia's Foreign Trade Not Exceeded 2% in 2022: Russia's Customs Service
MOSCOW (Sputnik) - The share of the United States in Russia's foreign trade in 2022 was less than 2%, while turnover between the countries more than halved, Russian Federal Customs Service First Deputy Head Ruslan Davydov has said in an interview with Sputnik. "There has been more than a twofold de»»»

EU goods worth $1 billion in transit through Russia fail to reach Armenia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan
Goods worth at least $1 billion bought by companies in Armenia, Kazakhstan, and Kyrgyzstan from their partners in the European Union have disappeared while crossing Russia in what Western officials are calling "ghost trade" aimed at assisting Moscow’s wartime economy, the Financial Times reported o»»»

Moldova turns to Russia to seek extradition of convicted politician
CHISINAU: Moldova is now seeking extradition from Russia of an opposition politician convicted of mass fraud after he moved there from exile in Israel, the country’s justice minister said on Saturday. Ilan Shor, a pro-Russian business magnate, was sentenced last year in absentia to 15 years in pris»»»

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