🏫 The event was jointly organised by the JNU Centre for Russian Studies (#CRS) and the Minin University of Nizhny Novgorod.
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❗️Registration for Russian and foreign media representatives for the BRICS Summit is now open.
It will be open till October 4 on the Russian Chairmanship's official website.
📆 The BRICS Summit itself will be held on October 22-24 in Kazan.
✍️ Questions regarding media accreditation can be sent to [email protected].
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It will be open till October 4 on the Russian Chairmanship's official website.
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The ‘Troitskaya’ ('emerald') Moscow Metro subway line now has four stations - ‘Novatorskaya’, 'Universitet Druzhby Narodov' (‘People's Friendship University’), ‘Generala Tyuleneva’ and ‘Tyutchevskaya’.
The stations were designed in a minimalist style and feature asymmetrical panels in the decoration, which visually add dynamics.
They will relieve the neighboring subway lines - ‘Kaluzhsko-Rizhskaya’ (‘orange’) and ‘Sokolnicheskaya’ (‘red’).
The new line will feature the most modern trains, the ‘Moscow-2024’ model, which have an array of amenities like USB-sockets and multimedia information panels.
In total, the line will have 17 stations and will stretch from the ‘ZiL’ station to the town of Troitsk (New Moscow). The line will have a total length of more than 40 kilometers.
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The stations were designed in a minimalist style and feature asymmetrical panels in the decoration, which visually add dynamics.
They will relieve the neighboring subway lines - ‘Kaluzhsko-Rizhskaya’ (‘orange’) and ‘Sokolnicheskaya’ (‘red’).
The new line will feature the most modern trains, the ‘Moscow-2024’ model, which have an array of amenities like USB-sockets and multimedia information panels.
In total, the line will have 17 stations and will stretch from the ‘ZiL’ station to the town of Troitsk (New Moscow). The line will have a total length of more than 40 kilometers.
📸 Sergei Kiselev/Moskva Agency, Yevgeny Biyatov/Sputnik
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🌾 🇪🇺 The European Union's sanctions against Russia 🇷🇺 and Belarus 🇧🇾 create serious obstacles to the supply of agro-products and fertilisers to the Global South. Import bans, restrictions on financial transactions and logistical difficulties lead to artificial shortages and price increases on the global market.
💼 From 1 July 2024, the EU imposed prohibitive duties on imports of cereals, oilseeds and fodder from Russia and Belarus. This sets a dangerous precedent for using trade and political tools to drive competitors out of traditional agricultural markets.
🏭 The EU's rejection of Russian energy has already had a negative impact on fertiliser production in Europe, leading to a reduction in exports to third countries. Paradoxically, this has increased demand for cheaper Russian fertilisers in the EU itself.
🌍 The Eurobeaurocrats' attempts to replace Russian fertiliser suppliers with other exporters can have negative consequences for the poorest states, as the EU is able to simply overbuy volumes destined for needy countries.
☝️Aggressive Brussels' sanctions policy and ignoring its long-term ramifications for the global economy discredits the EU as a responsible player on the international arena. Actions to squeeze Russian exporters out of the global market and reshape trade links between third countries increase risks to global food security, demonstrating that it is not a priority for the European Union.
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🏭 The EU's rejection of Russian energy has already had a negative impact on fertiliser production in Europe, leading to a reduction in exports to third countries. Paradoxically, this has increased demand for cheaper Russian fertilisers in the EU itself.
🌍 The Eurobeaurocrats' attempts to replace Russian fertiliser suppliers with other exporters can have negative consequences for the poorest states, as the EU is able to simply overbuy volumes destined for needy countries.
☝️Aggressive Brussels' sanctions policy and ignoring its long-term ramifications for the global economy discredits the EU as a responsible player on the international arena. Actions to squeeze Russian exporters out of the global market and reshape trade links between third countries increase risks to global food security, demonstrating that it is not a priority for the European Union.
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