Russia seizes assets at European state-owned energy firms in retaliation against 'unfriendly countries'

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Russian President Vladimir Putin talks on the phone as part of a nationwide charity campaign, in Moscow on January 3, 2023.

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Accused Pentagon leaker Jack Teixeira posted sensitive US intelligence less than 48 hours after the Ukraine war began, a report says

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Jack Teixeira, 21, has been charged in connection with the leak of secret Pentagon documents.

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A dramatic video shows a famed Ukrainian unit dodging grenades and shooting Russian soldiers in close-combat trench warfare

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A screenshot from a video by the volunteer Ukrainian "Da Vinci Wolves" battalion in Bakhmut.

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Bangladesh to pay Russia $300 million in Chinese yuan for a nuclear plant loan

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US companies may be unknowingly helping Russia evade the oil price cap, Treasury warns

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Oil workers weld a new pipeline at PDVSA's Jose Antonio Anzoategui industrial complex in the state of Anzoategui.

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A tech worker describes what it was like leaving Ukraine during the war — and making the decision to return

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Kate Kondakova left her hometown of Odesa two weeks after Russia invaded Ukraine, but return a few months later.

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An Ikea copycat just opened its doors in Moscow — and some customers are not impressed

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Customers at the opening of Swed House in Moscow Saturday.

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Russia faces new sanctions to foil its efforts to get around the old ones

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Russian President Vladimir Putin.

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Surging oil prices amid war in Ukraine helped push Exxon CEO's pay up more than 50% in 2022

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Putin says Russia lost $15 billion in oil and gas revenue last quarter, but thinks the hole can be filled in the next few months

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Russian President Vladimir Putin.

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