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  • US Congress warns of tougher China investment rules
    intend to completely ban investment in Chinese cybersecurity and artificial intelligence companies, Congressman McCall said. Politico pointed out, The US will introduce stricter than previously reported rules for investing in the Chinese economy. Some high-tech industries, such as semiconductor manufacturing, 5G, artificial intelligence, quantum technology, cybernetics, will fall under a complete ...
  • FT predicted rolling blackouts in Europe in
    2023and Erdogan's victory in the presidential election.Last year, only 5 forecasts from the FT did not come true In 2023, the EU countries can expect rolling blackouts, the conflict in Ukraine will continue, and Joe Biden will again run for president of the United States , according to the annual forecast from the authors of the Financial Times (FT). The newspaper recalls that of the predictions f...
  • Financial Times published forecasts for 2023
    In their annual forecast, the authors of the FT suggested the continuation of the conflict in Ukraine, the energy crisis in Europe, the recovery of the Chinese economyand Erdogan's victory in the presidential election.Last year, only 5 forecasts from the FT did not come true In 2023, the EU countries can expect rolling blackouts, the conflict in Ukraine will continue, and Joe Biden will again run ...
  • Russian billionaire says he flew to Africa because of EU sanctions
    EuroChem founder Melnichenko flew to South Africa to convince local politicians to lobby for the lifting of sanctions that prevent the export of fertilizers from Russia, Bloomberg learned.Melnichenko under sanctions since MarchAndrey MelnichenkoAndrey MelnichenkoAndrey MelnichenkoAndrey MelnichenkoAndrey Melnichenko Russian businessman and founder of EuroChem Andrey Melnichenko (Forbes estimates h...
  • boomerang law. How the West released a “sanctions virus” into the world and lost control over it
    Photo Unsplash In the outgoing year, the Ukrainian crisis has certainly become the number one topic in the information space. But no less attention in 2022 was paid by the world media to the economic war - unprecedented in scale, unpredictable in its consequences, drawing in not only the parties to the conflict, but literally the whole world. And sanctions have become the main weapon in this war. ...
  • 24.02–24.12. Infographics
    What happened in Russia and the world over the past ten months - in RBC infographics Special military operation On December 5 and 16, the Russian military launched massive strikes - as reported in the reports of the Ministry of Defense, they were delivered on military command and control systems, the defense industry and the energy facilities of Ukraine that provide them. After the strikes, on Dec...
  • The US Congress approved the amendment on the confiscation of Russian assets in favor of Kiev
    Both houses of the US Parliament approved the draft US budgetfor 2023 by $1.66 trillion. The draft includes an amendment The House of Representatives (lower house) of the US Congress, following the Senate, approved the draft federal budget for fiscal year 2023 in the amount of $1.66 trillion, reports Reuters. Thus, both houses of the American Parliament (Congress) supported the draft budget, now i...
  • Italian President Sergio Mattarella tests positive for coronavirus
    Sergio Mattarella Italian President Sergio Mattarella has tested positive for the coronavirus and has tested positive for COVID-19 . This is reported by the ANSA agency. Matarella is 81 years old. According to the publication, he is experiencing a "slight fever", all events with his participation have been postponed. The President is in self-isolation at the presidential Quirinal Palace. Up-to-dat...
  • Chip maker to invest up to $40 billion to build U.S. factories
    TSMC's Arizona plant will start operations in 2024 and be able to produce today's most advanced 3nm chips by 2026. The chairman of the board of the company noted Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), a Taiwanese chip and microcircuit maker, will increase its previously planned investment in the construction of two new factories in the US state of Arizona to $4......
  • TSMC will increase investment in the construction of factories in the United States to $40 billion
    TSMC's Arizona plant will start operations in 2024 and be able to produce today's most advanced 3nm chips by 2026. The Chairman of the Board of TSMC noted, Taiwanese chip maker Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) will increase to $40 billion its previously planned investment in the construction of two new factories in Arizona, USA , the amount will be one of the largest investments i...
  • Candidate for the post of US ambassador to Russia supported the tightening of sanctions
    Lynn TracyLynn TracyLynn TracyLynn TracyLynn Tracy The candidate for the post of the new US ambassador to Russia, Lynn Tracy, said she supports the policy of tightening sanctions against Moscow. “I absolutely agree that the right course is to stay on track with sanctions , continue to tighten sanctions,” Tracy said at a hearing in the US Senate Committee on Foreign Relations. She called the introd...
  • Treasury Department Allows Chevron to Produce and Import Venezuelan Oil US
    Presidential Administration Officialclarified that the license of the Ministry of Finance is limited in time to six months and can be canceled,if Maduro doesn't negotiate in good faith or defaults The US Treasury eased sanctions against Venezuela and allowed the American energy company Chevron and its subsidiaries to extract and import crude oil and petroleum products from the South American count...
  • Bloomberg has learned that the EU has postponed negotiations on the ceiling of oil prices
    Negotiations were supposed to resume on November 24, but have been postponed as diplomats need time to overcome differences between states.writes Bloomberg EU talks on an oil price ceiling have been postponed due to disagreements between the countries, they may resume on Friday, Bloomberg reports, citing informed sources. “Negotiations on the G7 proposal, which were originally supposed to resume o...
  • Oil, steel, diamonds, caviar and vodka from Russia will fall under EU sanctions
    The European Commission has developed a new package of sanctions against Russia, which should satisfy all 27 participating countries. It included restrictions on oil, steel, timber, In addition to the previously announced plans to impose restrictions on the price of Russian oil, the new EU industry sanctions package may include the diamond mining company ALROSA, caviar, vodka and cigarettes, and p...
  • WSJ learned about US plans to impose sanctions against Mir cards and DIA
    A set of new sanctions that the USand the European Union's designs against Russia are significantly different, the WSJ learned. If the European edition called "modest", The US and European Union are preparing new sanctions against Russia, even as some EU members question existing restrictions and "Europe's economic pain" is growing, according to The Wall Street Jounal. The administration of US Pre...
  • Biden assured that sanctions do not interfere with food exports from Russia
    One of the topics that the US Presidenttouched upon in his speech at the UN General Assembly, there was a food problem. According to him, US President Joe Biden , speaking from the podium at the 77th session of the UN General Assembly in New York, said that Western sanctions do not prevent Russia from exporting food. Biden accused Moscow of trying to explain the origin of the food crisis by the sa...
  • US
    tightens luxury threshold to ban exports to Russiaintroduced stricter restrictions The United States has adjusted the value limits for goods that are considered luxury goods and therefore cannot be exported to Russia, according to a statement from the US Department of Commerce. Initially, for example, items of clothing or shoes under $1,......
  • CNN Learns US Concerns About EU Changing Russia Policy US
    do not depend on energy supplies from Russia, but admit that Europe may change its attitude towards sanctions against Moscow because of the energy crisis, the sources told CNN. The White House reported The population of Europe may change its attitude towards sanctions against Russia as electricity prices rise and winter approaches, the US authorities consider the risk of such a development the sit...
  • Republicans estimate that Biden rested almost half of his days in office Joe Biden spent 228 of his 580 days in office resting. While Donald Trump
    spent 132 days on vacation during his presidential term, Barack Obama - 38 days,George Bush Jr - 100 daysJoe BidenJoe BidenJoe BidenJoe BidenJoe Biden US President Joe Biden has been on vacation for 228 days since taking office. This is stated in the Twitter account of the Republican Party (the social network is blocked at the request of the prosecutor's office). “Today is the 93rd day of Joe Bide...
  • Jill Biden recovers from COVID-19
    Jill Biden US First Lady Jill Biden has tested negative for the coronavirus twice, her spokeswoman Elizabeth Alexander said, Reuters reports. The fact that Jill Biden was diagnosed with coronavirus became known on August 16. The wife of the American president had mild symptoms similar to those experienced by people with a cold. Jill Biden has contracted COVID-19 Politics The president's wife was t...
  • CNN learns of Iran's easing of demands for the restoration of the nuclear
    dealregarding the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. That a deal could be done in the coming weeks, Iran has abandoned its demand for the lifting of US sanctions on the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), which was one of the main obstacles to the restoration of the deal under the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), CNN reported, citing sources. At the same time, according to CNN sou...
  • CNN learns of Iran 's
    easing of demands to restore the nuclear dealregarding the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. That a deal could be done in the coming weeks, Iran has abandoned its demand for the lifting of US sanctions on the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), which was one of the main obstacles to the restoration of the deal under the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), CNN reported, citing source...
  • The ambassador accused the United States of destabilizing the global economy through sanctions
    Anatoly Antonov U.S. sanctions against Russia are further destabilizing the global economy, which has already suffered from the effects of the coronavirus pandemic, Russian Ambassador to the United States Anatoly Antonov said in response to a media question. His words are quoted by the press service of the diplomatic mission in Telegram. According to the diplomatic representative, the logical resu...
  • Biden will allocate $80 billion to US tax officials
    Biden plans to allocate an additional $80 billion to the Internal Revenue Service to more effectively levy taxes on wealthy citizens. According to NYP sources, thus the President of the United Statesplans to raise at least $700 billion over ten years Joe Biden President Joe Biden will allocate an additional $8......
  • How the resumption of the Iranian nuclear deal will affect Russia
    The agreement on the Iranian nuclear program may be restored in the coming weeks. It will allow Tehran to resume oil exports to the world market, which is potentially capable of replacing Russian, How the resuscitation of the deal on the Iranian nuclear program is being prepared The countries that are parties to the agreement on the Iranian nuclear program (Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action - JCP...
  • Pentagon chief infected with coronavirus
    US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin has tested positive for the coronavirus, according to a statement released by the Pentagon press service. “This morning I tested positive for COVID-19 . I have mild symptoms and will be quarantined at home for the next five days,” Austin said. The head of the Pentagon noted that he last contacted US President Joe Biden on July 29. US Defense Secretary Austin te...
  • Pfizer CEO falls ill with COVID after four doses of vaccine
    Albert Burla The CEO of the American pharmaceutical company Pfizer, Albert Burla, who was vaccinated against coronavirus four times, fell ill with COVID-19 , he announced this on his Twitter. “I would like to inform you that I have tested positive for COVID-19. I am glad that I received four doses of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine and I am doing well, although my symptoms are very mild. I isolated my...
  • What threatens the new anti-Russian steps of Latvia and Estonia
    On Thursday, the Saeima of Latvia recognized Russia as a sponsor of terrorism, and Estonia announced the closure of the border for Russians - holders of Schengen visas issued by this country. What are the legal grounds and consequences of these measures, What does Latvia's recognition of Russia as a sponsor of terrorism mean? On Thursday, the Saeima of Latvia adopted a majority resolution recogniz...
  • Biden signs chip investment bill to compete with China
    The $52.7 billion subsidy law for U.S. chipmakers aims to "strengthen U.S. manufacturing, supply chains, and national security"indicated in the White House Joe Biden US President Joe Biden signed a bill to provide $52.7 billion in subsidies for semiconductor manufacturing and research. The law should make the US more competitive with China in this area, the White House press office said. “The futu...
  • Russia temporarily closed inspections under the strategic weapons treaty
    The Russian Foreign Ministry said that US sanctions and their allies created many obstacles for the work of Russian inspectors under the START treaty,while American inspectors do not experience any difficultiesView of the Russian Foreign Ministry building Russia temporarily withdrew from inspection activities under the Strategic Offensive Arms Treaty (START) its facilities subject to inspections. ...