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Ukraine Says US Black Sea Deal 'Right Steps', Blasts Support For Russian Exports
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Tuesday welcomed US-brokered agreements towards Ukraine and Russia halting strikes in the Black Sea and on energy infrastructure, but criticised Washington for agreeing to ease restrictions on Russian exports
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UK PM Announces $2 Billion Deal To Fund Air-Defence Missiles For Ukraine
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer on Sunday announced a new 1.6 billion pound ($2 billion) deal that would allow Ukraine to purchase 5,000 air-defence missiles using export finance.
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Russia Extends Petrol Exports Ban Until 2025 To "Maintain Stable Situation"
The Russian government announced Wednesday that it was reintroducing a ban on petrol exports for another six months to "maintain a stable situation" on the domestic fuel market after major price hikes.
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Russian Army Marches In 'Made In Bihar' Boots Manufactured In Hajipur
As the Russian Army continues its operation in Ukraine, the soldiers march on using 'Made in Bihar' boots manufactured in Hajipur.
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Ukraine Seizes Foreign Cargo Ship That "Looted" Grain From Crimea
Kyiv said Thursday that it had seized a foreign cargo ship and detained its captain, alleging that the vessel had illegally exported Ukrainian grain from the annexed Crimean peninsula.
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At G7 Summit, US To Announce New Russia Sanctions Over Ukraine War
The U.S. will announce new sanctions and export controls against Russia during the G7 summit in southern Italy later this week, White House spokesman John Kirby said on Tuesday.
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Russia Says Redirected Most Oil Exports From Europe To India, China
Russia has redirected its oil exports from Europe to China and India, Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak said Wednesday, almost two years after Moscow was hit by Western sanctions over the Ukraine conflict.
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Ukraine Says Its Black Sea Grain Corridor Is Working
Ukrainian Deputy Prime Minister Oleksandr Kubrakov denied on Thursday reports by Ukrainian and British firms that the new Black Sea export corridor had been suspended.
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India, Indonesia Risk Biggest Fallout From Geopolitical Shocks
A triumvirate of high oil prices, a surging dollar and geopolitical instability are set to weigh on India and Indonesia among Asia's emerging markets, while energy exporter Malaysia may prove a rare beneficiary.
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Ukraine Urges EU's Support For Grain Corridor To "Work At Full Capacity"
Ukraine urged the European Union on Monday to back its initiative for regular exports through a new maritime corridor in the Black Sea, amid a rift between Kyiv and several neighbours over grain deliveries.
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Ukraine's Odesa Port Hit, Grain Stores Destroyed In Overnight Russian Attack
Russia launched a major aerial attack on southern Ukraine overnight, the Ukrainian military said Monday, hitting Odesa port and destroying grain stores.
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First Ships Set Sail To Ukraine Ports After Grain Deal Collapse: Report
Two cargo vessels were bound for Ukrainian ports on Saturday, becoming the first ships to use a temporary corridor to sail into Black Sea ports and load grain for African and Asian markets, Deputy Prime Minister Oleksandr Kubrakov said.
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"Scandalous": European Council On Russian Blockade Of Ukraine Ports
The Kremlin has since asked Turkey to help Russia export its grain to African countries without any involvement from Ukraine.
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Putin Says Russia "Will Consider Reviving Ukraine Grain Deal If..."
President Vladimir Putin said Monday that Russia was ready to revive the Black Sea grain export deal "as soon" as restrictions on its own exports were lifted.
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Russia Open To Talks On Ukraine Grain Deal, Says Putin
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan met Kremlin chief Vladimir Putin in Russia's Black Sea resort of Sochi on Monday, aiming to persuade him to return to a Ukraine grain export deal that helped ease a global food crisis.
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Ukraine Says US Black Sea Deal 'Right Steps', Blasts Support For Russian Exports
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Tuesday welcomed US-brokered agreements towards Ukraine and Russia halting strikes in the Black Sea and on energy infrastructure, but criticised Washington for agreeing to ease restrictions on Russian exports
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UK PM Announces $2 Billion Deal To Fund Air-Defence Missiles For Ukraine
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer on Sunday announced a new 1.6 billion pound ($2 billion) deal that would allow Ukraine to purchase 5,000 air-defence missiles using export finance.
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Russia Extends Petrol Exports Ban Until 2025 To "Maintain Stable Situation"
The Russian government announced Wednesday that it was reintroducing a ban on petrol exports for another six months to "maintain a stable situation" on the domestic fuel market after major price hikes.
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Russian Army Marches In 'Made In Bihar' Boots Manufactured In Hajipur
As the Russian Army continues its operation in Ukraine, the soldiers march on using 'Made in Bihar' boots manufactured in Hajipur.
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Ukraine Seizes Foreign Cargo Ship That "Looted" Grain From Crimea
Kyiv said Thursday that it had seized a foreign cargo ship and detained its captain, alleging that the vessel had illegally exported Ukrainian grain from the annexed Crimean peninsula.
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At G7 Summit, US To Announce New Russia Sanctions Over Ukraine War
The U.S. will announce new sanctions and export controls against Russia during the G7 summit in southern Italy later this week, White House spokesman John Kirby said on Tuesday.
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Russia Says Redirected Most Oil Exports From Europe To India, China
Russia has redirected its oil exports from Europe to China and India, Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak said Wednesday, almost two years after Moscow was hit by Western sanctions over the Ukraine conflict.
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Ukraine Says Its Black Sea Grain Corridor Is Working
Ukrainian Deputy Prime Minister Oleksandr Kubrakov denied on Thursday reports by Ukrainian and British firms that the new Black Sea export corridor had been suspended.
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India, Indonesia Risk Biggest Fallout From Geopolitical Shocks
A triumvirate of high oil prices, a surging dollar and geopolitical instability are set to weigh on India and Indonesia among Asia's emerging markets, while energy exporter Malaysia may prove a rare beneficiary.
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Ukraine Urges EU's Support For Grain Corridor To "Work At Full Capacity"
Ukraine urged the European Union on Monday to back its initiative for regular exports through a new maritime corridor in the Black Sea, amid a rift between Kyiv and several neighbours over grain deliveries.
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Ukraine's Odesa Port Hit, Grain Stores Destroyed In Overnight Russian Attack
Russia launched a major aerial attack on southern Ukraine overnight, the Ukrainian military said Monday, hitting Odesa port and destroying grain stores.
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First Ships Set Sail To Ukraine Ports After Grain Deal Collapse: Report
Two cargo vessels were bound for Ukrainian ports on Saturday, becoming the first ships to use a temporary corridor to sail into Black Sea ports and load grain for African and Asian markets, Deputy Prime Minister Oleksandr Kubrakov said.
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"Scandalous": European Council On Russian Blockade Of Ukraine Ports
The Kremlin has since asked Turkey to help Russia export its grain to African countries without any involvement from Ukraine.
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Putin Says Russia "Will Consider Reviving Ukraine Grain Deal If..."
President Vladimir Putin said Monday that Russia was ready to revive the Black Sea grain export deal "as soon" as restrictions on its own exports were lifted.
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Russia Open To Talks On Ukraine Grain Deal, Says Putin
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan met Kremlin chief Vladimir Putin in Russia's Black Sea resort of Sochi on Monday, aiming to persuade him to return to a Ukraine grain export deal that helped ease a global food crisis.
