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US ramps up oil imports from Russia, pursues own interests at expense of European allies amid Ukraine crisis

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​global times​​​ In a contrasting move to its pressuring of European allies to not buy Russian oil against the backdrop of the ongoing Ukraine crisis, the US increased crude oil supplies from Russia →

‘Take that EU’ – netizens mock EU’s counter measures for sanctions against Russian energy

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​global times​​​ Some measures and suggestions brought forward by European politicians to deal with the energy shortage situation due to the Western countries' sanctions against Russia might have →

European energy crisis looms amid Russia-Ukraine tensions, incurring an estimated GDP loss of 1-2% on the bloc

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​global times​​​ With Russia's ruble payment for natural gas taking effect on Friday, the clock is ticking for Europe to grapple with the looming gas cutoff threat which would not only make the bloc →

Stimulus Check Mistakes Are Now Causing Tax Refund Delays

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​national interest​​​ by Ethen Kim Lieser Many taxpayers are now aware that the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) typically sends out tax refunds within twenty-one days of filing if they have error-free →

High-Inflationary Times: 20% of Americans Run Out of Money Before Payday

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​national interest​​​ by Ethen Kim Lieser The latest inflation reading across the country is nearly 8 percent year-over-year—and this is appearing to have sizable financial consequences for millions →

Biden to release 1M barrels of oil a day from reserves in 'wartime bridge'

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​nbc news​​​ b y Shannon Pettypiece, Peter Alexander and Rebecca Shabad President Joe Biden said he will release roughly 1 million barrels of oil a day from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve for about →

Russia's plan for the transition to the Russian currency

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The speaker of the lower chamber of the Russian parliament, Vyacheslav Volodin, warned that oil, grain, metals, fertilizers, coal and wood could soon be sold to the European Union also exclusively →

Iowa to kill 1.5 million hens, turkeys because of bid flu

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​al jazeera​​​ Iowa agriculture officials announced two more bird flu outbreaks in commercial flocks on Tuesday that will require the killing of more than 1.5 million hens and turkeys. One of the new →

Made in emerging Europe: Estonia’s 10th unicorn Glia, Naco, Sportening, and LitBAN for Ukraine

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​emerging europe​​​ by Piotr Jędrzejak Glia: DCS provider exceeds valuation of one billion US dollars to become Estonia’s tenth unicorn Estonia’s digital customer service provider Glia has raised 45 →

China: Sanctions against Russia are causing 'unnecessary damage' to trade

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​fox news​​​ by Greg Norman Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin said Monday that international sanctions placed on Russia for its ongoing invasion of Ukraine have been negatively impacting →

Ukraine-Russia crisis is driving countries to explore new ways of pricing oil, Qatar says

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msn Qatar's foreign minister has told CNBC that some countries were considering a "parallel system" of pricing oil, as the economic impacts of the Ukraine crisis hit home. It comes after a Wall →

EU Chips Act pays first dividends, with Poland a key beneficiary

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emerging europe by Marek Grzegorczyk The EU’s much-hyped Chips Act can now point to its first success: a huge investment from US tech giant Intel. That’s good news for the firm’s facility in Gdańsk, →

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