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Russia's economy is at China's mercy. Here's why that won't be changing anytime soon.

Business Insider 28 May 2023

Sergei Karpukhin/Reuters Russia's economy is becoming dependent on China and it could soon be a vassal state of Beijing, experts say ... Russia's economy is has been battered by Western sanctions since its invasion of Ukraine last year – and that's putting it increasingly at the mercy of one of its biggest partners.

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Russian economy in unstable equilibrium

Dawn 28 May 2023

Russia’s economy is in a state of “unstable equilibrium”, Russian economic analysts said in a report, with the growth stimuli that prevented a serious slump ...

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EU sanctions talks stumble over Kiev’s ‘war sponsors’ list – Politico

Russia Today 28 May 2023

Greece has joined Hungary in blocking the next round of sanctions on Russia ... Although Hungary has largely taken part in the current EU sanctions on Russia, it has repeatedly criticized the restrictions and opposed those that would affect its own economy, including its conventional and nuclear energy sectors.

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Russia accuses Japan of ‘cynical speculation’ after Tokyo’s nuclear rebuke

Asahi News 28 May 2023

Russia's foreign ministry said it was assessing the implementation of Japan's sanctions on its national security and economy and would not leave Tokyo's "illegitimate actions" unanswered. The ministry also took issue with Matsuno's casting of Russia as engaging in "nuclear blackmail".

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RPT- Equatorial Guinea's Ambassador Says Country Considers Russia as Foreign Policy Priority

Urdu Point 28 May 2023

"Russia is a priority in the foreign policy of Equatorial Guinea. We have always sought to strengthen, expand and diversify our cooperation amid issues in the areas of food security, health care, economy and fight against organized crime that poses a great threat to Equatorial Guinea, Russia as well as to the whole world," he said.

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Russia’s “Return to Africa”: “Strategic Decision” or “Post-Soviet Policy Slogan” by the Russian Establishment

GlobalResearch 28 May 2023

During the Africa Day celebrations on May 25th, Russia’s Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Bogdanov reiterated that Moscow took the strategic decision to ‘return to Africa’ due to the current geopolitical changes and its return has become a popular post-Soviet slogan by the Russian establishment.

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Philippines Unlikely to Impose Sanctions Against Russia - Ambassador

Urdu Point 28 May 2023

... against Russia. Russian President Vladimir Putin has said the policy of containing and weakening Russia is the West's long-term strategy, and the restrictions have affected the entire global economy.

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EXCLUSIVE: What if Putin falls from power? Russia will still be a bitter, dangerous, authoritarian ...

The Daily Mail 28 May 2023

Russia has lost the war, its troops have withdrawn from all Ukrainian territory - and Vladimir Putin has fallen from power ... Instead, he believes that Russia would end up somewhere between two scenarios ... Even so, there would be no transition to democracy, the economy would be heavily state controlled, and Russia would still be no friend of the West.

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Deadly, Dirty and Dark: Inside the ugly world of private military contractors

DNA India 28 May 2023

Wagner, a prominent private military contractor (PMC) was recently in newswhen it captured Bakhmut for Russia ... Some are supported by developed economies like US, UK & Russia while some are working with the third-world governments of Africa ... Wagner PMC of Russia is probably the biggest PMC in the world with over 60,000 soldiers on their roll.

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Zhirinovsky’s heir wants revenge on the Liberal Democratic Party

The Eastern Herald 28 May 2023

The rebirth of Russia, the end of the thirty-year capitulation of the country, loyalty to the ideas of the head of state ... And these are growing economies! For them, Russia is an equal and fair partner,” writes Slutsky, literally taking Putin’s words ... Russia will always win! – pathetically ends the leader of the Liberal Democratic Party ... ....

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"Structural reforms by PM Modi govt strengthened the economy, enabled it to withstand effects of pandemic"

Beijing News 28 May 2023

As the global economy recovers from the aftermath of the Covid-19 pandemic, and the Russia-Ukraine conflict and struggles to find its feet, the Indian economy continues to break new ground, the government said in the chapter, titled A Global Economic Powerhouse.

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Taiwan’s quest to upgrade its battle readiness continues to evolve

Alternet 28 May 2023

Russia’s war in Ukraine and China’s growing strength have accelerated Taiwan’s military overhaul ... at the same time drastically increasing his stature in Russia and notoriety abroad ... How Russia Challenges the West With an Economy Smaller Than Texas’, was published in December 2022.

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Recovery unabated amid uncertainty

The Saigon Times 28 May 2023

2023 looks to be a challenging year for the global economy, with global growth decelerating owing to monetary tightening and the Russia-Ukraine military conflict continuing to weigh on activity. Persistent inflation pressures, and now financial sector problems in the U.S ... Against this somber backdrop, Asia-Pacific remains a dynamic region ... .

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The Motley Fool 28 May 2023

Looking for cheap shares to buy now? I am, for sure. But we need a way to value shares before we buy ... M&G (LSE ... Inflation recently hit 40-year highs… the ‘cost of living crisis’ rumbles on… the prospect of a new Cold War with Russia and China looms large, while the global economy could be teetering on the brink of recession ... .

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2 penny stocks at 52-week lows!

The Motley Fool 28 May 2023

Penny stocks can be extremely volatile and risky investments ... Podcasts ... BOOM) ... What’s gone wrong here? ... Inflation recently hit 40-year highs… the ‘cost of living crisis’ rumbles on… the prospect of a new Cold War with Russia and China looms large, while the global economy could be teetering on the brink of recession ... .