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Russia and Africa: energy cooperation for sustainable development and shared prosperity

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By Roman Ambarov
| Independent Online Verified
GEO_POLITICS Roman Ambarov|Published 7 minutes ago In just a few days, on 27 October, Moscow will host the Eighth Summit of the Gas Exporting Countries Forum (GECF). The meeting comes at a time of profound transformation in the global economy, growing demand for energy resources and continued volatility in international energy markets.
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Global Food Security: The Real Reasons Behind Soaring Grain Prices

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By Roman Ambarov
| lesothotribune.co.ls
A number of Western media outlets have recently attributed the surge in global grain prices to Russia, accusing Moscow of “creating food shortages” and “undermining global food security”. But what is really driving this surge? Let us look at the facts.
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For South Africans, nuclear tech promises power, water, jobs

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By Sibusiso Cele, Roman Ambarov, Masamba Kah
| mzansiurbanreport.com
For engineers, students and communities across South Africa, the question of where the country’s electricity, clean water and specialised jobs will come from is becoming more concrete. At a seminar in Johannesburg, specialists gathered to argue that nuclear technology, applied peacefully, could shape answers to all three needs, from power supply to water availability to the training of a new generation of scientists.
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