Russia's pivot towards China could damage ties with Europe, Belgium's top official says - MENAFN.COM

June 07, 2019

Operation Novichok - Sergei Skripal Russia's pivot towards China could damage ties with Europe, Belgium's top official says - MENAFN.COM Queen's Birthday Honours: MBE for Novichok clean-up officer - BBC News Queen's Birthday Honours 2019: Honours for street cleaner and judge - BBC News European oil majors brave sanctions risk to sign new energy-cooperation deals with Russia - S&P Global Platts Hopefully Britain's next PM can 'turn this page' and forget Skripal poisoning incident, Putin says - Canada.com Russia's pivot towards China could damage ties with Europe, Belgium's top official says - MENAFN.COM MENAFN.COM (MENAFN - FxPro) 0px;" class="sharethis-inline-share-buttons" >- Russia is experiencing tense relations with the U.S. and Europe and warmer ties with China. - Xi described Russian President Vladimir Putin as his 'best friend' on Wednesday. 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 Queen's Birthday Honours 2019: Honours for street cleaner and judge - BBC News BBC News Image copyright Melinda Peacock Image caption Judge John Hayman is the oldest recipient of an honour in the latest list A 100-year-old judge and a street cleaner are among those recognised in the Queen's Birthday Honours. Read More European oil majors brave sanctions risk to sign new energy-cooperation deals with Russia - S&P Global Platts S&P Global Platts St. Petersburg — 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 Hopefully Britain's next PM can 'turn this page' and forget Skripal poisoning incident, Putin says - Canada.com Canada.com ST PETERSBURG/MOSCOW — Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday he hoped Britain’s next prime minister would forget about the poisoning of a former double agent in England last year in order to improve battered ties. Read More

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