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Russia Ministry Proposes Deferring Steel Excise Duty to ‘26: IFX Original
Russian Industry and Trade Ministry proposes postponing the payment of excise tax on steel and mineral extraction tax on iron ore until the end of 2026, Interfax reports, citing minister • Alikhanov also proposes exempting strategic investment projects from paying the excise tax for 3 years after the end of the investment phase To contact the reporter on this story: in Dubai at dkjuka@bloomberg.net To contact the editors responsible for this story: at vek@bloomberg.net © 2026 Bloomberg L.P....
Telegram CEO Fights Back on Russia’s Attempt to Restrict Access
Bloomberg (Bloomberg) -- Telegram billionaire Chief Executive Officer Pavel Durov vowed to resist Russian authorities’ attempts to restrict access to the popular messenger in order to make people use the Kremlin-backed app Max.
Zelenskiy, European Leaders Speak With Trump by Phone
Volodymyr Zelenskiy takes part in a meeting during the European Political Community summit, in Tirana on May 16.
Russian Strike on Kryvyi Rih, Zelenskiy’s Home Town, Kills 19
The death toll from Friday’s Russian ballistic missile and drone strike on Ukraine’s Kryvyi Rih has risen to 19, including nine children, mayor Oleksandr Vilkul said on Telegram.
Ukraine Launches Record Drone Attack at Moscow Before US Talks Original
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Russian General Igor Kirillov Killed in Explosion in Moscow Original
A high-ranking Russian general was killed by an explosion in Moscow early Tuesday in what appeared to be a rare assassination of a prominent military official in the country.
Putin Says His Presence at G-20 in Brazil Would Disrupt Summit Original
President Vladimir Putin offered a clear hint that he won’t go to the Group of 20 in Brazil next month, saying his presence would disrupt the summit after an arrest warrant issued by the International Criminal Court for war crimes.
Russia Confirms Its Forces Took Control of Ukraine’s Vuhledar
Russia’s Defense Ministry officially confirmed that its forces took control of the strategically important coal-mining town Vuhledar in the Donetsk region.
Ukraine’s Bondholders Approve $20 Billion Debt Restructuring
(Bloomberg) -- Ukraine received support from over 97% of its bondholders to restructure its overseas private debt, paving the way for the nation to secure much-needed debt relief to finance its fighting against Russia, according to a London stock exchange filing. NOTE: July 22, Ukraine, Key Bondholders Reach Deal on $20 Billion Overhaul ©2024 Bloomberg L.P.
Ukraine’s Bondholders Approve $20 Billion Debt Restructuring
(Bloomberg) -- Ukraine received support from over 97% of its bondholders to restructure its overseas private debt, paving the way for the nation to secure much-needed debt relief to finance its fighting against Russia, according to a London stock exchange filing. • None Hong Kong’s Old Airport Becomes Symbol of City’s Property Pain • None US Tech Is Holding Back Some AI Products From Europe • None Losing Your Job Used to Be Shameful. Now It’s a Whole Identity
Slovak leader in intensive care after assassination attempt
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico’s injuries remain life-threatening even as his condition stabilized a day after he was shot, as a fuller picture emerged of a “lone wolf” assailant driven by political animus. The first assassination attempt on a European leader in more than 20 years has sent shockwaves through one of the continent’s most polarized countries and highlighted the inflammatory politics that have become prevalent since the pandemic and turbocharged with Russia’s war on Ukraine.
Putin Allows Sanctioned Expobank to Buy HSBC’s Russian Unit
Russian President <-bsp-person state="{"_id":"0000018d-c337-d1cd-af8f-e7f7e7a50000","_type":"00000160-6f41-dae1-adf0-6ff519590003"}">Vladimir Putin-bsp-person> allowed Expobank to buy HSBC Holdings Plc’s local unit, letting Europe’s biggest lender exit the country following the invasion of Ukraine.
Russia Is Discussing Cross-Border Payments in Digital FX: RIA Original
Bank of Russia is negotiating with many so-called “friendly” countries cross-border settlements via digital currencies, central bank Governor Elvira Nabiullina says in RIA Novosti interview.
Prague gunman killed himself after deadliest Czech shooting
Czech police said the attacker who went on a rampage at Prague’s Charles University on Thursday turned the gun on himself after killing 14 in the deadliest shooting in the country’s history. The authorities have identified all victims of the 24-year-old student, who also killed his father before opening fire in the building of the faculty of arts in the city center.
Prague shaken as Czechs mourn victims of deadliest shooting
Time to read 2 minutes Posted in: The Czech Republic declared Saturday a national day of mourning after the worst shooting in the country’s history left at least 15 people dead at Prague’s Charles University. Officials said there was no evidence that the shooter, a 24-year-old student who also died during the rampage, had links to international terrorism. The carnage in the heart of Prague’s historic center on Thursday lasted…
Czech police boost patrols at 'soft targets' after mass shooting
Czech police are bolstering patrols at places with large gatherings of people during the year-end holiday season following the country's worst ever mass shooting. A 24-year-old student went on a rampage at Prague's Charles University on Thursday, killing 14 before turning the gun on himself. Authorities said Friday they have identified all victims of the attacker, who also killed his father before opening fire in the building of the faculty of arts in the city's historic center.
Prague shaken as Czechs mourn victims of deadliest shooting
The Czech Republic declared Saturday a national day of mourning after the worst shooting in the country's history left at least 15 people dead at Prague's Charles University. Officials said there was no evidence that the shooter, a 24-year-old student who also died during the rampage, had links to international terrorism. The carnage in the heart of Prague's historic center on Thursday lasted about 20 minutes and left the country of 11 million shaken.
Prague gunman killed himself after deadliest Czech shooting
By Peter Laca, Deana Kjuka, Bloomberg News Czech police said the attacker who went on a rampage at Prague's Charles University on Thursday turned the gun on himself after killing 14 in the deadliest shooting in the country's history. The authorities have identified all victims of the 24-year-old student, who also killed his father before opening fire in the building of the faculty of arts in the city center.
Czech Police Boost Patrols at ‘Soft Targets’ After Mass Shooting
(Bloomberg) -- Czech police are bolstering patrols at places with large gatherings of people during the year-end holiday season following the country’s worst ever mass shooting. • None Hyperloop One to Shut Down After Failing to Reinvent Transit A 24-year-old student went on a rampage at Prague’s Charles University on Thursday, killing 14 before turning the gun on himself.
Prague Gunman Killed Himself After Deadliest Czech Shooting
(Bloomberg) -- Czech police said the attacker who went on a rampage at Prague’s Charles University on Thursday turned the gun on himself after killing 14 in the deadliest shooting in the country’s history. The authorities have identified all victims of the 24-year-old student, who also killed his father before opening fire in the building of the faculty of arts in the city center.
Prague Gunman Killed Himself After Deadliest Czech Shooting
Czech police said the attacker who went on a rampage at Prague’s Charles University on Thursday turned the gun on himself after killing 14 in the deadliest shooting in the country’s history.
Prague gunman killed himself after deadliest Czech shooting
Czech police said the attacker who went on a rampage at Prague’s Charles University on Thursday turned the gun on himself after killing 14 in the deadliest shooting in the country’s history. The authorities have identified all victims of the 24-year-old student, who also killed his father before opening fire in the building of the faculty of arts in the city center. kAm!C:>6 |:?:DE6C !6EC u:2=2 2?5 x?E6C:@C |:?:DE6C ':E #2<FD2?
Prague shaken as Czechs mourn victims of deadliest shooting
The Czech Republic declared Saturday a national day of mourning after the worst shooting in the country's history left at least 15 people dead at Prague's Charles University. Officials said there was no evidence that the shooter, a 24-year-old student who also died during the rampage, had links to international terrorism. The carnage in the heart of Prague's historic center on Thursday lasted about 20 minutes and left the country of 11 million shaken.
Prague shaken as worst Czech shooting leaves more than 15 dead
A mass shooting by a gunman at Prague’s Charles University left more than 15 people dead on Thursday, including the assailant, in the worst carnage of its kind in Czech history. There’s no evidence that the shooter, a 24-year-old student who died during the shooting, had links to international terrorism, Interior Minister Vit Rakusan and police chief Martin Vondrasek told reporters.
More Than 15 Killed in Czech Republic’s Deadliest Mass Shooting
(Bloomberg) -- A mass shooting by a gunman at Prague’s famed Charles University left more than 15 people dead on Thursday, including the assailant, in what a government official called the worst carnage of its kind in Czech history.
More than 15 killed in Czech Republic’s deadliest mass shooting
A mass shooting by a gunman at Prague’s famed Charles University left more than 15 people dead on Thursday, including the assailant, in what a government official called the worst carnage of its kind in Czech history. There’s no evidence that the shooter, a 24-year-old man who killed himself at the end of the rampage, had links to international terrorism, Interior Minister Vit Rakusan told reporters. More than 15 people died in the incident, police chief Martin Vondrasek said.
Prague shaken as worst Czech shooting leaves more than 15 dead
A mass shooting by a gunman at Prague’s Charles University left more than 15 people dead on Thursday, including the assailant, in the worst carnage of its kind in Czech history. There’s no evidence that the shooter, a 24-year-old student who died during the shooting, had links to international terrorism, Interior Minister Vit Rakusan and police chief Martin Vondrasek told reporters.
Ukraine Fires Dozens of Drones at Crimea After Days of Attacks by Russia
Russia said its air defense took down almost 40 Ukrainian drones overnight, chiefly over Crimea, in one of the heaviest attacks in months.
Russia Said Plane to OSCE Rerouted as Bulgaria Bars Lavrov Aide Original
Russia said Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov’s plane had to change its route to reach a European security summit in North Macedonia after Bulgaria refused to allow it to cross its airspace.
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