Dmitry Marinchenko News Today

The tantalising prospect of a return to normality life after covid. The uk medical regulator has become the first in any country to approve a covid vaccine, clearing the Pfizer Biontech jab for immediate use. But now comes what Prime Minister Boris Johnson has called the immense logistical challenge in getting people vaccinated and notjust here but around the world. Well be finding outjust how big a task that is in a moment, but first lets hear from the uk boss of pfizer, who spoke to our medica...

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Moscow has capitalised on the suppliers’ market for gas that has re-emerged over the past year. [Gas in Transition, Volume 2, Issue 2]

If Western sanctions lead to Russia’s oil exports being completely cut off, the world can expect the international energy market to collapse, a senior figure at the US rating agency Fitch said on Tuesday.

As the Russia-Ukraine crisis escalates, an energy crisis could emerge if the West sanctions Russian oil exports

Russia is an irreplaceable actor on the global market, according to a US credit rating agency If Western sanctions lead to Russia’s

Europeans will have to live with higher prices in 2022, as inflation broke out amid a jump in the cost of energy

Russian President Vladimir Putin meets Chinas leader Xi Jinping this week when he attends the Beijing Winter Olympics and they may seek to deepen trade ties in energy and other areas at a time when... | February 4, 2022

Top stories from the Russian press on Tuesday, January 25th

At the same time, Dmitry Marinchenko expects that new sanction rhetoric is nevertheless viewed "as a preventive measure"