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| 01/19 19:48 Putin discusses with British PM bilateral relations, current situation in Libya | | | | 01/19 19:39 PUTIN DISCUSSES WITH BRITISH PRIME MINISTER BORIS JOHNSON BILATERAL RELATIONS, CURRENT SITUATION IN LIBYA IN BERLIN | | | | 01/19 19:32 SYRIAN ARMY REBUFFS ATTACK OF 130 MILITANTS IN IDLIB DE-ESCALATION AREA ON JANUARY 18, 15 TERRORISTS KILLED, 25 INJURED, 10 SYRIAN TROOPS KILLED - RUSSIAN RECONCILIATION CENTER | | | | 01/19 19:25 Medvedev mentions import substitution, low inflation rates, working amid crisis, sanctions, as his govt's achievements | | | | 01/19 18:58 Medvedev says doesn't view appointment as Russian Security Council deputy chairperson as unexpected for him | | | | 01/19 18:55 Russia urges Turkey, Greece to settle disagreements in Aegean Sea via dialogue | | | | 01/19 18:27 Al-Sarraj, Haftar unlikely to wish to talk to each other - Russian diplomat (Part 2) | | | | 01/19 18:26 Issue of sending international forces to Libya, as Sarraj says, should be discussed based on consensus - Russian Foreign Ministry (Part 2) | | | | 01/19 18:14 Moscow highlights problems with observance of weapons embargo on Libya | | | | 01/19 18:05 Issue of sending international forces to Libya, as Sarraj says, should be discussed based on consensus - Russian Foreign Ministry | | |
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The En+ Group effectively turned a new page in its corporate history in 2019. Now the group has a unique governance scheme for Russia - without a domineering shareholder and a loyal majority on the board of directors. The board chairman, Lord Gregory Barker, is convinced that the changes adopted in the framework of the plan he devised to get the company removed from the U.S. sanctions list will ultimately do the company and its shareholders good, irrespective of the deal with OFAC. Lord Barker told Interfax in an interview about the work of the new En+ board, dividends and long-term strategy.
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Ambassador of the United Kingdom to Russia Laurie Bristow, who is leaving his post, has given an exclusive interview to Interfax in which he speaks about prospects of relations with Russia, arms control, the situation in Syria and surrounding Iran, as well as other topical problems on the international agenda.
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Cooperation between OPEC and non-OPEC countries, foremost Russia, has lasted for three years already and in this time the oil market has seen shakeups that have threatened to cause a split within OPEC and jeopardized the fate of the OPEC+ agreement to curb oil production in order to balance the market. OPEC Secretary General Mohammed Barkindo spoke with Interfax on the sidelines of the 16th annual meeting of the Valdai Club in Sochi about how decisions are made and OPEC‘s position regarding geopolitical events that have hit oil markets.
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