Category: Economy
Prepared and edited by SF Team: Edwin Watson, Desislava Tzoneva Japan has cooperated with Iran in the sphere of crude oil refining since the…
Originally appeared at DWN, translated by John T. Sumner exclusively for SouthFront; Edited by Desislava Tzoneva Hans Michelbach, a board member…
Leonidas Hrisantopulos comes from a family with history in Greek diplomacy. He was born in Athens in 1946. He has…
Trade Caravans from the Middle Kingdom have reached Haifa and Ashdod Originally appeared at Regnum, translated by J. Trefz exclusively…
Political prejudices interfere with European Countries ability to abandon the crisis of Ukrainian gas transport Originally appeared at Rusplt, translated…
Written by Mihail Hazin; Appeared in Bulgarian at A-specto, translated by Valentina Tzoneva exclusively for SouthFront The currrent situation is making…
The European Union intends to extend its anti-Russian sanctions for another six months, despite the fact that some of its…
The French Senate has voted to urge the government to reduce economic sanctions on Russia. The resolution to “gradually and…
Oil prices continued their climb on June 7, hitting an eight-month high above $51 per barrel. The price is propped up…
Written by Antoaneta Kiselincheva; Originally appeared at A-specto, translated by Valentina Tzoneva exclusively for SouthFront As the anti-Russian sanctions did not…
Originally appeared at A-specto, translated by Borislav exclusively for SouthFront This year the International Economic Forum in Saint Petersburg (from…
Russia and China are going to discuss construction of the Western route for gas deliveries during the energy dialogue in Sochi…
Originally appeared at DWN, translated by John T. Sumner exclusively for SouthFront The Cold War is about to become a…
Originally appeared at DWN, translated by John T. Sumner exclusively for SouthFront The Euro states are about to transfer 10.3 billion…
Originally appeared at DWN, translated by Karin exclusively for SouthFront The largest gas company in the world, Gazprom, is suffering…
