European oil majors brave sanctions risk to sign new energy-cooperation deals with Russia - Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide

June 09, 2019

Operation Novichok - Sergei Skripal European oil majors brave sanctions risk to sign new energy-cooperation deals with Russia - Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide Queen's Birthday Honours: MBE for Novichok clean-up officer - BBC News No Novichok B&B for you: Authorities may buy Skripal house to prevent it from becoming a business - RT China and Russia rally in response to Washington - Gulf News All about those cash-cow nations in the world - Weekly Blitz European oil majors brave sanctions risk to sign new energy-cooperation deals with Russia - Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide European oil majors including Shell and OMV signed new cooperation deals with Russian energy companies during the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum this week, in a sign that they were willing to make new investments despite risks of potential new sanctions. Read More Queen's Birthday Honours: MBE for Novichok clean-up officer - BBC News BBC News Image copyright Wiltshire Council Image caption Simon Rowe, from Wiltshire Council, has been recognised for "tirelessly" working to return Salisbury to normality quickly A council officer involved in the clean-up of Salisbury following the Novichok attack has been appointed an MBE in the Queen's Birthday Honours. Read More No Novichok B&B for you: Authorities may buy Skripal house to prevent it from becoming a business - RT RT A local authority is considering buying the Skripal’s home in Salisbury to prevent it from being turned into a business. The house has undergone decontamination, which supposedly cleared it from the so-called Novichok nerve agent. Read More China and Russia rally in response to Washington - Gulf News Gulf News Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin shake hands during the ceremony to confer on Xi Jinping a degree from St. Petersburg State University at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum on June 6, 2019. Read More All about those cash-cow nations in the world - Weekly Blitz Weekly Blitz Vijaya Laxmi Tripura In 2012, Portugal introduced ‘Residence Permit For Investment Activity Scheme’ when mired in a financial crisis and desperate to boost inward investment. Under this program, wealthy people around the world can gain permanent residency in the country, and then full citizenship after six years. Read More

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