Новости за 10.03.2022

By Jarrett Renshaw and Timothy Gardner WASHINGTON (Reuters) - White House efforts to boost U.S. liquefied natural gas exports and cut Europe's reliance on Russian gas after the invasion of Ukraine are

By Jonathan Stempel (Reuters) - A federal appeals court on Thursday said the pop superstar Katy Perry and her team were not liable to a hip-hop artist who claimed they copied her No. 1 hit "Dark Horse

CAPE TOWN (Reuters) - President Cyril Ramaphosa said on Thursday South Africa had been asked to mediate in the Russia-Ukraine conflict, and that he had told his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin in a

(Reuters) - Russia will service its external obligations in roubles if foreign exchange accounts of the central bank and the government remain blocked by the western sanctions, Finance Minister Anton

CAIRO (Reuters) - Islamic State confirmed the death of its leader Abu Ibrahim Al-hashemi Al-Quraishi on Thursday and announced Abu Al-Hassan Al-hashemi Al-Quraishi as its new leader.

ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan told U.S. President Biden in a phone call on Thursday that it was past time to lift all "unjust" sanctions on Turkey's defence industry.

LISBON (Reuters) - The Portuguese citizenship granted to billionaire Chelsea soccer club owner Roman Abramovich in April last year could be stripped depending on the outcome of an ongoing inquiry, a

By Dan Williams JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy will address Israel's parliament about the Russian invasion of his country and has asked to deliver remarks by video to

KOSICE, Slovakia (Reuters) - More than 12,000 civilians were evacuated from Ukraine's northeastern Sumy region on Thursday by car or bus, state emergencies service said in a statement.

ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan told U.S.

(Reuters) - Inflation in Russia is forecast to accelerate to 20% and its economy could fall by as much as 8% this year, an independent survey of analysts requested by the central bank showed on

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Russia's economy will contract in 2022 by some 15% due to the severity of sanctions imposed over its invasion of Ukraine, and the rise in commodity prices will be both a tail- and

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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Deutsche Bank is aiming for higher annual revenue and a lower cost-to-income ratio by 2025, Germany's largest lender said on Thursday as it mapped out its financial plans for the

By Lucia Mutikani WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. consumer prices surged in February, with Americans digging deeper into their wallets to pay for rents, food and gasoline, and inflation is poised to

By Echo Wang and David Shepardson (Reuters) - TikTok is nearing a deal for Oracle Corp to store its U.S. users' information without its Chinese parent ByteDance having access to it, hoping to address

By Samia Nakhoul, Ghaida Ghantous and Maha El Dahan DUBAI (Reuters) - By single-handedly knocking 13% off rocketing oil prices on one day this week, the United Arab Emirates demonstrated the power

By Fabian Cambero SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Chile's Javier Silva and Jaime Nazar became the first two men to tie the knot in the South American country's history on Thursday after a law allowing same-sex

By Niket Nishant and Matt Scuffham (Reuters) - Goldman Sachs Group Inc said on Thursday it was closing its operations in Russia, becoming the first major Wall Street bank to exit the country following

(Reuters) - Netflix Inc raised its prices for subscribers in the United Kingdom and Ireland, the streaming platform said on Thursday, in a bid to invest more in production of new shows and films.

LONDON (Reuters) - The European Central Bank said on Thursday it would end asset purchases in the third quarter, as soaring inflation outweighed concerns about Russia's invasion of Ukraine for now.

(Reuters) - Canadian Tire Corp Ltd said on Thursday it would invest C$3.4 billion ($2.66 billion) over the next four years to boost its online business, as the retail chain looks to cash in on the

Secretary of State Antony Blinken addresses the war on Ukraine during a press conference with the U.K.'s foreign minister. One America's Angela Kurysh has more on the conference.

Republican lawmakers are demanding Joe Biden provide real solutions as the nation's energy crisis continues to unfold.

A New York Times reporter was caught admitting the coverage of the January 6 protest was over exaggerated. During an undercover Project Veritas video released on Wednesday, New York Times reporter Matthew Rosenberg was captured criticizing the left's reaction to the Capitol Hill protests and even mocking some of his colleagues who were "emotionally scarred."