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Putin can say what he wants, but the truth is clear: Russia, and not Ukraine, is to blame for the war drums. And it’s not just any attacker. Timothy Snyder, a prominent

Oil and its derivatives are key to the rest of the prices in an economy and, therefore, growth in them is anticipated in the short term. Source link

Europe points to gas and the Petroleum of the Gulf countries as an alternative to Russian hydrocarbons after Russia’s military escalation in Ukraine, but although the option is attractive, it is not

▲ Russian President Vladimir Putin, at the time of announcing to the nation, in the early hours of this Thursday, the military operation launched in the Donbas region, in eastern Ukraine.Photo App

In particular, he added, his work A Clamor for Justice: 7 Major Crimes (torture, rape, disappearance, flawed trials, murder, imprisonment and repression) is “a wake-up call” for those who make up the

“People who were previously employed in the formal economy seek shelter in the informal economy and that is where they need productive loans to carry out that business idea that allows them

2020 and 2021 represented the worst nightmare come true for the vast majority of businesses on the planet. In the United States, as of April 2021 alone, nearly 200,000 businesses had permanently

They reinforce security at the CDMX airport Source link

So far, the closure or evacuation of the Mexican embassy in Ukraine is not planned, the foreign minister reported. Ebrard met tonight with the Political Coordination Board (Jucopo) of the Senate and

The crisis in Ukraine raised fears in the markets about a disruption in the region’s economy. Futures in London rose as much as 3.3% after a report that President Vladimir Putin has