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The history of the Interfax Group dates back to 1989, when it was established as the Soviet Union's first non-government information agency. It became a pioneer in providing objective and reliable political information from the former Soviet Union.
Very quickly Interfax achieved a news reporting quality that has become an industry standard for the Russian media.
Interfax's political correspondents report on all the main government entities in Russia, and provide detailed coverage of non-governmental institutions, including the mainstream political parties and human rights organizations. Every major event in Russia and the CIS is covered by Interfax reporters, who file all the latest news from hot spots, official events, press conferences, demonstrations, cultural events, academic events, natural disasters and emergency situations.
Interfax has also developed a unique defence report. Highly qualified military journalists with a wealth of experience in the security agencies, military-industrial complex and military press have worked in the Group since 2001.
Interfax's military publications are first with news about the military industrial complex, armed forces of Russia and the CIS, arms industry, major arms and aerospace exhibitions and much more.
Competence and access to exclusive sources have enabled Interfax to forge a reputation as a reliable, objective and fast news provider.
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In 1991, when Russia's free market economy was beginning to develop, Interfax became the country's first news agency to launch a specialised Financial and Business News Service.
Since then, Interfax has created unique information services that provide financial market participants with all the information they need in terms of news, market data and analysis.
Interfax's subscribers are the first to see news that moves financial markets. They receive real-time data and latest news from the Russian, Ukrainian and major international trading floors. Interfax publishes analytical forecasts, consensus forecasts and commentaries on the situation in the financial markets.
In Russia alone, there are more than 30,000 stock market players, from major banks to private investors that receive Interfax news.
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Since the early 1990s, Interfax has been publishing reports dedicated to key economic sectors in Russia and the entire post-Soviet territory.
The main strength of Interfax's industry reports lies in their combination of specialized knowledge and professional standards of information, obtained directly from market participants and regulatory bodies, in addition to exclusive news, a wide range of vital statistics and price information.
Interfax's publications are a must read for a variety of subscribers including oil, gas and mining companies, traders and industrial companies, and all those who want to expand their business in Russia and the CIS.
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Interfax Global Energy provides exclusive, accurate and up-to-date natural gas news, analysis and intelligence, with global coverage of every phase of the gas chain.
Interfax Information Group presents Interfax Global Energy, a new service including gas publications Natural Gas Daily and Global Gas Analytics, as well as our premium data content resource Energyhub - all available to access on www.interfaxenergy.com.
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(E) This report covers companies and commodity markets in Russia and the CIS, as well as factors affecting Russia's investment climate. Essentially a comprehensive review of the week in the Russian and CIS business world, the bulletin also contains individual market sector analyses and round-up news in an easily digestible format.
(D) Das Heft bringt Nachrichten zu Unternehmen und Warenmärkten in Russland und berichtet über Vorgänge, die sich auf das Investitionsklima im Land auswirken. Viel Raum nehmen allgemeine Statistiken sowie Bilanzen und Ergebnisse der wichtigsten russischen Unternehmen ein. |
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Head of the EU Delegation to Russia Markus Ederer has given an interview to Interfax in which he speaks about prospects of normalizing relations between EU and Russia, the EU readiness to take part in the post-war reconstruction of Syria, and about how the EU is going to protects its companies working with Iran in the light of new U.S. sanctions.
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U.S. National Security Advisor John Bolton has given a press conference at Interfax in the wake of his visit to Russia, in which he speaks about results of his visit, U.S. President Donald Trump‘s decision to withdraw from the INF Treaty, plans for a meeting between Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin and others issues.
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New NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine is on a first trip to Russia. After visiting Star City and speaking to students at Moscow State University, he went to Baikonur Cosmodrome, where he met with Roscosmos head Dmitry Rogozin to discuss the joint exploration of space and where the two plan to watch the launch of an expedition to the International Space Station.
Bridenstine spoke to Interfax correspondents Dmitry Veklich and Nikolay Vlasov about the prospects of carrying out joint space flights, the future of the International Space Station, and Russia-U.S. cooperation in building manned infrastructure in lunar orbit.
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