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Carlsberg's newly appointed CEO has announced that the company will sever all ties with its Russian business and will not engage in any agreements. Th

The 22-year-old woman, identified by her name Aida, (pictured) attacked the child at their home in the village of Priyutovo in the Republic of Bashkortostan, Russia.

Brewer employed about 8,400 workers in Russia

Andrija Mandic of a pro-Russian and pro-Serbian alliance is appointed speaker of the parliament after negotiations.

Bad weather and waning consumer confidence are weighing down Carlsberg volumes, but sales are still rising thanks to higher selling prices.

That’s new Carlsberg CEO Jacob Aarup-Anderson, according to a Reuters account of a journalist call on Tuesday, after Russian President Vladimir Putin this…

WARNING, DISTRESSING CONTENT: Police reports say the toddlers intestines were "coming out" after 22-year-old Aida stabbed her son in Russia. If found guilty, she could face up to seven years in prison

Carlsberg has cut all ties with its Russian business and refuses to enter a deal with Russias government that would make its seizure of the assets look legitim...

Carlsberg has cut all ties with its Russian business and refuses to enter a deal with Russia’s government that would make Moscow’s seizure of the assets look legitimate, the brewer’s new CEO said Tuesday.

The Danish brewer says it refused to enter into negotiations after its Russian business was seized.