The scientists who re-engineered the plastic-eating enzyme PETase have now created an enzyme ‘cocktail’ which can digest plastic up to six times faster.
- WHO does not believe in artificial origin of coronavirus – Representative
- COVID should not be viewed as seasonal disease – WHO Representative
- Moscow Region reports 86 new coronavirus cases in 24 hours
- St. Petersburg reports 349 new coronavirus cases in past day
- Moscow reports 402 new coronavirus cases in past day
- Less than 5,000 coronavirus cases registered in Russia in one day first since July 19
- China posts 6-month high COVID count as it sticks with strategy
- Russia records another 5,617 coronavirus cases, 67 deaths
- Japan reports 74,170 new coronavirus cases
- China vows to continue with ‘dynamic-clearing’ COVID strategy
A tendency towards a decrease in coronavirus circulation has been observed in Russia over the past six weeks, Melita Vujnovic, World Health Organization (WHO) representative in Russia.
- Industry urges reluctant EU to make advanced biofuels mandatory for flying
- Spain regrets possible absence of China, India and Russia at COP27
- Period from 2015 to 2022 can be the warmest on record – WMO forecast
- Russia ready to supply food to poor countries in Africa
- COP27: Financing for climate damages gets a foot in the door
- Head of Russian delegation to UN climate conference to meet with COP27 president
- Climate change is speeding up, warns major UN report
- UN climate summit opens with warning against ‘backsliding’
- UN summit warns against climate backsliding, hopeful on financing
- Conference in Sharm El-Sheikh: time to walk the walk
The development of the energy sector in Europe is based not on the principles of science or technology, but on ideological considerations, former Austrian Foreign Minister and energy expert Karin Kneissl said during the presentation of the German-language edition of her book “Requiem for Europe.”
- Spain regrets possible absence of China, India and Russia at COP27
- Egypt, Russia commence second phase of nuclear power plant construction
- Egypt to present sustainable fashion project at COP27
- A German builds cultural bridges between his homeland and China
- OECD chief calls for phase out of ‘distortive’ farming subsidies globally
- Agrifood Brief: The only tool in the toolbox
- Saudi crown prince launches electric car company
- EU set to adopt mandatory recycled content targets in new packaging law
- Paris to streamline nuclear rules as competitors gain edge
- Xi meets Pakistani PM
The country’s 150-year-old criminal code will be reformed to feature ecocide and the crime of inciting suicide as part of the reform to modernise and simplify it, Belgian news media reported on Saturday.
- Conflict in Ukraine confirms need to abandon fossil fuels, says UK’s PM Sunak
- Cutting down fossil fuels would have ‘enormous’ health benefits, WHO says
- Finnish automotive industry suggests measures to tackle rising petrol prices
- Google wants more restrictive ‘green’ hydrogen rules
- Austria Looks To Ban Oil And Coal Heaters From 2023
- Austrian government wants to ban fossil heating from 2023
- Gas crisis causes rethink of energy sources for district heating
- The Green Brief: Why Brussels hates price caps on fossil fuels
- German regional chief: Russian gas should be used after war
- Housebuilders need tough love — and fresh thinking
The development of the energy sector in Europe is based not on the principles of science or technology, but on ideological considerations, former Austrian Foreign Minister and energy expert Karin Kneissl said during the presentation of the German-language edition of her book “Requiem for Europe.”
- Venezuela’s Oil Exports Plunge In October
- Russia Cuts Expectations For Taxable Oil Production
- Chinese Refiners Rush To Stock Up On Crude Oil
- Russia’s oil production down 1.9% monthly in September – statistics
- Gasoline production up 5.6% YOY in September – statistics
- INTERVIEW: Indonesia does not rule out oil purchases from Russia, says envoy in Moscow
- Barclays Cuts Oil Price Forecast Due To Slower Demand Growth
- Russia Could Largely Avoid The Oil Price Cap
- How OPEC+ production cut will impact Egypt
- Asian Fuel Suppliers Are Sending “Everything They Can” To Europe
Cameroon’s electricity sector has entered a new period of turbulence after two major power plants suspended their output from the Southern Interconnected Grid (RIS), exposing the financial vulnerabilities that continue to threaten the country’s power supply.
- IN BRIEF: Drivers of economic growth and ‘horsemen of the apocalypse’ – Gref’s statements
- Russia’s banking sector to set profit record in 2027 – VTB
- Economic result is achieved despite key rate disputes
- Bank of Russia takes measures to suppress inflation growth
- Bank of Russia purchases yuan worth $16 mln with settlements on June 3
- Russia’s international reserves down $5.1 bln in one week to $748.7 bln – Central Bank
- IC Group, VTB to build first data center worth $272 mln in DPR
- Bank of Russia purchases yuan worth $16 mln with settlements on June 2
- Expert RA expects Bank of Russia to cut key rate by 50 basis points at next meeting
- Moldova has zero economic growth due to severance of relations with Russia – Dodon
A total of $599.2 million was received from Kiev’s partners in May 2026 ($498.8 million through the accounts of the World Bank and $100.4 million from the offering of foreign currency-denominated government bonds).
- Russian stock market declines at start of trading
- MOEX Index up as morning trading session opens
- Russian stock market closes down as major indices drop
- Bank of Russia raises dollar exchange rate to 74.29 rubles for June 5
- Russian stock market declines at start of trading
- MOEX Index down as morning trading session opens
- Russian stock indices in the red by close of business
- Bank of Russia raises dollar exchange rate to 73.34 rubles for June 4
- Russian stock market declines at start of trading
- Russian stocks up as main session begins on Monday
Moscow has brought 185 Russian service members back from the Kiev-controlled territory, handing 185 Ukrainian prisoners-of-war (POWs) over to Kiev.
- Russia can be cheapest energy source for AI – Dmitriev
- IN BRIEF: Drivers of economic growth and ‘horsemen of the apocalypse’ – Gref’s statements
- Global security is facing new threats, says SCO secretary general
- Russia has all resources needed to support its own technologies — Gref
- IN BRIEF: Drivers of economic growth and intellectual resources – Gref’s statements
- North battlegroup destroys 234 Ukrainian aircraft-type drones during day
- Development of digital platforms is changing structure of global economy — Novak
- Piranha drone that destroyed first Abrams tank in special military op upgraded – developer
- Amazon to invest €10 bln in European logistics robotization
- Expanding Russian exports to China only possible in B2B format – association
Russian company 3mx has developed the Pyotr tactical headset specifically for military personnel, with the device featuring a secure communications network and the ability to amplify the sounds of threats, such as drone engines, 3mx Development Director Sergey Shandobylo told TASS.
- Bulgaria: Borissov: Government with the Third Mandate is a Possibility
- Chinese battery plant to start operations in Portugal by 2025
- Finnish automotive industry suggests measures to tackle rising petrol prices
- Russian troops down MiG-29 plane, 14 HIMARS rockets, hit 12 UAVs in Ukraine operation
- The living dead? Confusion remains over fate of the combustion engine
- Automotive industry sceptical of post-2035 rules for cars
- EU finalises deal spelling death of diesel and petrol cars
- Mercedes-Benz to sell Russian subsidiaries to local investor, says ministry
- Euro 7 rules: A parting gift for the internal combustion engine?
- Russian troops destroy heliport, down MiG-29, 13 UAVs in Ukraine operation – top brass
The rights to design documentation and modern technologies created and developed in Russia will remain with domestic automakers in case of force majeure, Industry and Trade Minister Anton Alikhanov said in an interview with TASS at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum.