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Japanese tobacco company Japan Tobacco International (JTI) decided to continue its business in Russia. Source: Forbes Russia with reference to Sergey Glushkov, director of corporate relations and communications of JTI Russia Details: Glushkov claims that the company made such a decision "in order not to deprive consumers of the product to which they are accustomed.

The Trepca mines in Kosovo, a large complex that dates back to the Roman era, are currently at a standstill. The miners, some of whom are foregoing food, are on strike for better working conditions and timely payments of their salaries.

Wednesday, November 1, 2023 – A furious mother stabbed her 18-month-old son in the stomach with a kitchen knife until his intestines came out because he “didn't stop crying and interrupted her drinking session”. The woman identified only as Aida attacked her son in the village of Priyutovo in the Republic of Bashkortostan, Russia, after her husband…

COPENHAGEN - Carlsberg has cut all ties with its Russian business and refuses to enter a deal with Russia's government that would make its seizure of the assets look legitimate, the brewer's new CEO said on Tuesday (Oct 31). The Danish group has since last year been trying to sell its Baltika subsidiary in Russia, following in the footsteps of...

"There is no way around the fact that they have stolen our business in Russia, and we are not going to help them make that look legitimate."

Jacob Aarup-Andersen says the loss will be reflected in year-end results: "We have taken the full hit of losing the ownership of the Russian business."

Carlsberg Group has announced a 5.8% global rise in revenue per hectolitre across Europe and the termination of its license agreements with its Russian brewery as part of its Q3 performance update.

The German foreign minister says Moscow's war in Ukraine makes the need for EU enlargement more pressing. Kyiv says it is confident about taking a step closer to accession when leaders meet at a summit next month.

Israel, fighting inside Gaza City for several days, has almost completely cut off the northern part of the Palestinian enclave.

One of the founders of a group challenging the overwhelmingly Muslim country to reject Islam insists that the budding movement is seeking to oppose religious extremism in all its forms. Prosecutors aren't so sure, though, and the local Islamic community surely isn't buying it.