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BUSINESS11h agoGhana in talks with Russia for first nuclear power plantRussian President Vladimir Putin met his Ghanaian counterpart John Dramani Mahama for bilateral talks the next day after Russia-Africa summit in MoscowAfricanews [en]
BUSINESS16h agoUS Considers Easing Sanctions On Russian Investment Fund Amid Fuel Talks(MENAFN) The Trump administration is reviewing a possible removal of sanctions against Russia–s state-backed investment fund as Washington discusses Russian diesel supplies to the United States, ...menafn · jamaica
BUSINESS1d agoIndia slashed U.S. and Russian oil in September, coinciding with ‘Russia Sanctions Act’; import from UAE increasesGovernment data shows that India’s oil sourcing remains highly concentrated, with just Russia and the UAE accounting for 60% of oil importsThe Hindu
BUSINESS1d agoNigeria, Russia target April 2027 for new air services agreementMinister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Festus Keyamo, and Russian officials have agreed to a six-month timeline to modernise the existing framework governing air services between Russia and Nigeria. The post Nigeria, Russia target April 2027 for new air services agreement appeared first on Vanguard News.Vanguard Nigeria
BUSINESS2d agoDiesel deal with Russia fails to lower fuel prices in U.S.Fuel prices in the U.S. rose another seven cents after the announcement of the diesel deal with Russia, reaching $6.35 per gallon (about 3.8 liters), The Wall Street Journal reported, citing data from the American Automobile Association.Meduza [en]
BUSINESS2d agoRussia proposes new airline ticket surcharge to finance domestic aircraft productionA proposed fee on airline tickets to help fund a large-scale aircraft production program could reach 1,000 rubles per ticket, Interfax reported, citing the State Duma Budget and Tax Committee’s assessment of the draft federal budget.Meduza [en]
BUSINESS3d agoYango, Rosatom, Nordgold… These Russian companies succeeding in Africa despite sanctionsAlors que le troisième sommet Russie-Afrique s’ouvre à Moscou, le Kremlin cherche à relancer sa présence économique sur le continent. Du nucléaire aux services technologiques, décryptage d’une stratégie freinée par les sanctions internationales.Jeune Afrique
BUSINESS3d agoRussian marketplace Ozon estimates losses from drone attacks on warehouses at over 30 billion rublesRussian online marketplace Ozon has estimated its losses from drone attacks on its logistics facilities at 30.1 billion rubles.Ukrinform [en]
BUSINESS3d agoPhilippines holds oil storage talks with Saudi Arabia, Russia, USThe Philippines is in talks with Saudi Arabia, Russia and the United States to store oil in the fuel-import-dependent nation, in a bid to hedge against fuel price spikes driven by the Iran war. The Southeast Asian nation, which imports nearly all ‌its energy needs, also planned to increase diesel and gas-fired power output to make up for an estimated 60 per cent decline in hydropower and 20 per cent fall in solar output in the first half of 2027 due to the El Nino weather phenomenon, Energy...South China Morning Post
BUSINESS3d agoTrump administration may let more Russian diesel onto market, energy secretary tells CNBCThe diesel volumes in the Trump-Putin deal won't materially lower prices because the shipments are small compared to total demand, analysts say.CNBC
BUSINESS4d agoRussian bailiffs move to collect nearly 20 billion rubles from Anatoly Chubais over Rusnano claimsRussian bailiffs have opened 14 enforcement proceedings against former Rusnano head Anatoly Chubais, TASS reported.Meduza [en]
BUSINESS4d agoIndependent Russian news outlet Holod warns it may shut down over funding shortage, despite an audience of 1.5 millionThe news outlet Holod has warned that it may have to shut down unless it finds more funding.Meduza [en]
BUSINESS4d agoInside Russia’s shadow oil trade: WSJ examines how a failed business partnership led to multimillion-dollar lawsuits and allegations of threats involving Chechen fightersAfter Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Russian oil came under sanctions, and little-known intermediaries using shell companies and a shadow fleet of tankers took over a large share of its exports. A network of companies linked to Azerbaijani businessmen Tahir Garayev and Etibar Eyyub became one of Rosneft’s main oil traders. They are now in a legal battle with former Rosneft executive Igor Soglayev, who sought to make money reselling Russian diesel in Brazil. Documents from the litigation reviewed by The Wall Street Journal offer a glimpse into how Russian oil and petroleum products haMeduza [en]
BUSINESS5d agoFor Russia’s sanctions-busting A7 payment service, international transfers start with bags of cash at Moscow markets. At its peak, it processed at least 58 metric tons in a single month.Sanctions against Russian banks and payment systems, along with their disconnection from SWIFT after Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, gave rise to shadow intermediaries offering Russians cross-border money transfers. Many have offices in the capital’s Moscow City business district, the investigative outlet Proekt reported in spring 2026.Meduza [en]
BUSINESS6d agoU.S. executives quit Alaska gas venture over alleged Russian funding: WSJUS executives reportedly quit an Alaska gas venture due to alleged Russian funding, according to the WSJ, indicating concerns over financial origins and potential geopolitical ties.Seeking Alpha Tech
BUSINESS6d agoTop executives quit $25 bn US gas project over alleged Russian controlTop executives have resigned from a $25 billion US gas project due to alleged Russian control. This indicates significant internal and geopolitical issues affecting a major energy venture.business-standard.com · India
BUSINESS6d agoGold market and central banks: Russia, Kazakhstan sell as Poland, China buyRussia and Kazakhstan are offloading some central-bank gold, while Poland's is buying more. What does this reshuffle mean for individual gold investors?EuroNews [en]