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Europe News: Russian President Vladimir Putin will pay a working visit to the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia on Wednesday, a Kremlin spokesman said, and hol

Russia's Lukoil has begun evaluating various options for its Bulgarian businesses, including a potential disposal, it said on Tuesday. Lukoil will w

Kyiv City has decided to help its largest real estate developer, Kyivmiskbud. Mykola Povoroznyk, the First Deputy Head of the Kyiv City State Administration (KMDA), said the city will buy housing for all those on the waiting list, including combatants, their family members, and internally displaced persons. In addition, the city will also purchase social infrastructure facilities, such as schools and kindergartens. This year alone, more than UAH 1 billion ($27.4 million) has been allocated in th

The charter signatories have committed to net-zero operations by 2050 at the latest, ending routine flaring by 2030, and near-zero upstream methane emissio...

In the multi-season series “Bulgarian politicians against the Lukoil oil refinery in Burgas,” an interesting plot twist has emerged. It turned out that the INSA Oil company, which is associated with the main opponent of the refinery, Bulgarian MP Delyan Peevski, is actively increasing the supply of petroleum products from Russia throughout 2023. Under Pressure […]

The wealth of Russia s richest oligarchs increased by $38.575 billion [£30.37 billion] in 2023, reported Economicheskaya Pravda, citing Bloombergs Billionaires Index.

A global decarbonization charter, inked by 50 oil and gas firms to speed up climate action, will have a high-scale impact within the industry.

Fifity oil and natural gas producers, including Saudi Aramco and 29 other national oil companies, have signed an agreement to reduce their carbon emissions to net zero by 2050 and curb methane emissions to near-zero by 2030.

Under the Global Decarbonisation Accelerator (GDA) announced at COP28, 50 companies, have signed the Oil and gas Decarbonization Initiative

The world's richest Russian oligarchs expanded their wealth in 2023 despite the imposition of sanctions related to the nation's invasion of Ukraine, according to figures from the Bloomberg Billionaire Index. The total fortunes of Russian nationals on the list ballooned by $38.6 billion since January 1, according to the data.