US President Joe Biden said that Vladimir Putin, his Russian counterpart, was wrong to believe Western resolve would “crumble”, as the Ukraine conflict drags on.
US President Joe Biden said that Vladimir Putin, his Russian counterpart, was wrong to believe Western resolve would “crumble”, as the Ukraine conflict drags on.
Germany seemed poised to concede in the dispute over sending Leopard 2 tanks into Ukraine on Monday. This signalled its willingness to allow Nato allies to re-export theirs.
Olaf Scholz’s supervisor was informed that Germany failed a historic test by refusing to send battle tanks from Ukraine at a weapons-pledging conference.
At an event in Davos, Volodymyr Zelensky, the head and largest money manager in the world, said that Ukraine will need more than $750bn (£608bn).
For any of those that missed the live event last night, I encourage you to watch the recording below. Lots of great questions were asked by those interested in the
Russia remained China’s top oil supplier in July for the third consecutive month, according to data released on Saturday. Independent refiners increased their purchases of discounted supplies and cut shipments
The stock market is a drab, boring place to be right now as a mining exploration investor but things are set to change with the London listing of Golden Metal
China’s largest oil supplier, Russia, has been overtaken by Saudi Arabia. Beijing is trying to profit from the crisis by buying cheaper supplies.
If the Kremlin cuts off gas supplies to Europe, electricity could be reduced.
The Russian gas flow to Europe via Ukraine dropped by 25% on Wednesday, after Kyiv stopped using a major transit route. This was the first time that exports via Ukraine
On Tuesday, Ukraine announced that it would suspend gas flow through the transit point. It claimed the transit point delivers nearly a third of the fuel from Russia to Europe