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  • Roskosmos recalled its employees from the Kourou cosmodrome due to sanctions
    This decision was made in the corporation after the introduction of sanctions against Russia by certain Western countries. Roskosmos will also withdraw its technical staff from the spaceport. Roskosmos will suspend cooperation with European partners and stop conducting launches from the Kourou cosmodrome in French Guiana due to anti-Russian sanctions, said the head of the state corporation Dmitry ...
  • The situation around Ukraine may affect the prices of agricultural products in Japan
    The situation around Ukraine may indirectly affect the domestic market of agricultural products in Japan, said Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Resources Genjiro Kaneko. "There is a possibility that there will be an indirect impact on the agricultural sector. We are collecting information regarding the impact on food prices in Japan," the minister said, quoted by the Kyodo news agency a...
  • Australia and Japan will impose sanctions against Minsk because of the operation in Ukraine
    According to the head of the Australian Foreign Ministry, the sanctionswill affect key people in the leadership of the country. The Yomiuri Sinbun newspaper reported that the Japanese authorities are also exploring such a possibility after the introduction of similar measures by Washington. Australia will impose sanctions against the Belarusian leadership, Australian Foreign Minister Maris Payne s...
  • Canada imposed sanctions against the children of Rotenberg, Prigozhin and Sechin
    The sanctions list also includes the sons of Nikolai Patrushev,Sergei Kiriyenko and Sergei Chemezov Roman Rotenberg Canada has published a sanctions list against Russia. In particular, Russian businessmen Boris Rotenberg, Yevgeny Prigozhin, representative of the President of Russia Sergei Ivanov, as well as their children, were subject to restrictions. The government of Canada explained these sanc...
  • Japan imposed sanctions against Russia because of the DPR and LPR The sanctions will affect operations with Russian bonds. In addition, the Japanese authorities banned trade with the DPR and LPR, whose independence was recognized by Russia .
    Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida Japan imposed sanctions in connection with Russia's recognition of the DPR and LPR, Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said, according to Kyodo and Reuters. According to the prime minister, the restrictions on Russia include a ban on the issuance of Russian bonds and a freeze on the assets of a number of Russians. In addition, Tokyo prohibits the import and export o...
  • New Zealand exported $6.7 billion worth of meat in 2021
    New Zealand's red meat sector's exports reached NZ$10 billion ($6.7 billion) last year, up 9% from 2020, according to data released by the Meat Industry Association (MIA). China remained the largest importer of beef, accounting for 46% of total exports. However, the volume of beef exported to the giant Asian market remained unchanged, but its value increased by more than 3......
  • Results of the week: the abolition of QR codes, preferential mortgages and the poverty line
    RBC Tatarstan sums up the informational results of the week, recalling the most significant events in the life of the republic Lifting of COVID restrictions The leadership of the Republic of Tatarstan has decided to ease COVID restrictions. On February 19, the region published a decree on the abolition of QR codes in public places and transport, as well as a number of other indulgences. The author...
  • U.S. beef exports top $10 billion for first time
    In 2021, U.S. beef exports increased by 15% in volume and 38% in value compared to the previous year. U.S. beef exports significantly surpassed previous records in volume and value in 2021, surpassing the $10 billion mark for the first time, according to year-end data released by the USDA and compiled by the United States Meat Export Federation (USMEF). Beef exports in December were 121,429 tons, ...
  • G7 warned Russia about "sanctions with large-scale consequences"
    The statement of the heads of the G7 financial departments says that in the event of a Russian invasion of Ukraine, the countries of the association are ready to act quickly and decisively, and the sanctions imposed against Russianegatively impact its economy. The G7 countries are ready to impose sanctions against Moscow in the event of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, which will entail "large-scale ...
  • Four countries following the US recommended their citizens to leave Ukraine
    View of the center of Kharkov The Netherlands, Montenegro, Japan and South Korea have advised their citizens not to travel to Ukraine and those already there to leave the country. According to the Dutch publication BNR, the country's ambassador to Kyiv, Jennes de Mol, advised fellow citizens to leave Ukraine and warned that no centralized evacuation was planned. A similar recommendation to citizen...
  • The authorities of St. Petersburg will ask Murashko to take control of prices for PCR tests
    The initiative was prepared by deputies from United Russia. The appeal says that the price of PCR tests varies from 646 to 3 thousand rubles. The Ministry of Health says The Legislative Assembly of St. Petersburg approved an appeal to the Minister of Health of Russia Mikhail Murashko with a request to take personal control over the solution to the problem of retail prices for PCR tests and medicin...
  • Polish authorities announced the beginning of the end of the pandemic
    The Polish authorities announced another easing of quarantine restrictions in the country and a reduction in the number of beds for patients with COVID. The head of the Ministry of Health of Poland said Poland has already passed the peaks of the fifth wave of coronavirus infections, the authorities believe that the pandemic has begun to decline and will end soon. This was stated by the Minister of...
  • Bloomberg learned about G7 plans to discuss anti-Russian sanctions
    The G7 member countries can hold a virtual meeting on February 24 together with representatives of other EU countries.The date is not final and is subject to change depending on developments. The G7 countries may hold a virtual meeting on February 24 to discuss the Ukrainian crisis and sanctions against Russia in the event of its possible invasion, Bloomberg reports citing sources. According to th...
  • The effectiveness of Sputnik has been adjusted. Current about COVID on February 4
    The Ministry of Health has changed the instructions for the Sputnik V vaccine, a more contagious Omicron was found in Russia, an increase in the incidence of children, European countries are lifting restrictions. Relevant about the pandemic - in the RBC review February 4, 11:30 Moscow time Coronavirus Russia Moscow World +1682......
  • Japan is not yet considering the return of the state of emergency due to covid
    AP PhotoTopic newsTopic newsTopic news January 31, Minsk. The Japanese government is not currently considering declaring a state of emergency (ES) due to the increase in the number of new cases of coronavirus infection across the country. This was announced to journalists by Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, TASS reports.The head of the Japanese government today visited a special booster vacc...
  • Global chicken meat production will rise slightly
    Strong demand will support prices, which are expected to rise by 2%. Recent market analysis from IndexBox predicts a modest increase in global chicken meat production. According to the report, global production this year will reach 121 million tons, while the volume produced in 2020 will add 1 million tons, and prices will rise by 2%, reaching an average of $2.3......
  • China on the way to 100% pork self-sufficiency
    The national herd of pigs this year could reach 504 million heads, according to a Polish market analyst. In a tweet, Jacek Strzelecki notes: “Pork production in China is as follows: in 2021, the pork self-sufficiency rate reached 96%; In 2022, this figure will grow to 100%, in 2023 - to 102%. The number of pigs in China in 2......
  • The ruling party of Japan proposed sanctions against Russia because of Ukraine
    Government residence of the Prime Minister of Japan Members of the foreign policy committees of Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party have called on the government to impose economic sanctions on Russia if it "invades" Ukraine, Jiji news agency reports. After the meeting, Mashahisa Sato, a member of the House of Councilors, said that government measures, including the suspension of negotiations ...
  • Former student wanted to take his things and entered the school with a girlfriend after 40 years - the result will surprise
    pixabay photo January 24, Minsk. A 63-year-old resident of Japan illegally entered the premises of the school where he once studied in order to return his belongings. 40 years ago, a teacher took them away from a former student.What kind of things in question are not reported, writes Sora news. The incident at a high school in Japan took place during the winter break. The man went to the "special ...
  • China urged to carefully open parcels from abroad due to COVID-19
    Chinese authorities urged people to open overseas parcels wearing masks and gloves because of suspicions about the transfer of "omicron" through the mail. This was reported by Reuters with reference to the Chinese television company CCTV. “Be sure to protect yourself during the face-to-face transfer and wear masks and gloves; try opening the package in the open air," the message said. In Beijing, ...
  • Record number of sick people. Current about coronavirus on January 23
    Why "omicron" will not become a way out of the pandemic when the nasal vaccine trials begin, a record for infections in Russia and Moscow. The most relevant about the pandemic is in the RBC review January 23, 11:45 Moscow time Coronavirus Russia Moscow World +63205 (per day) 11.1 million Infected 0 +679 (per day) 326.1 thousand Died +17528 (per day) 2 .2 million Infected ......
  • Brazil reports an 81.5% increase in egg exports
    Brazil exported 11,300 tons of eggs last year, up 81.5% from 2020, when only 6,200 tons were shipped. In value terms, the growth was 80% and reached $18 million. Taking into account only December, egg exports amounted to 2490 tons, which is 72.8% higher than in the last month of 2020, when 1440 tons were exported. “December had the highest export volumes in 2......
  • More than doubled exports in 2021 Polotsk Dairy Plant
    In the shop of the Polotsk dairy plant. January 18, Vitebsk. The Polotsk Dairy Plant more than doubled its exports last year compared to 2020, BelTA learned from the company.Last year, the plant processed 127 thousand tons of raw materials. During the year, the level of capacity utilization grew from 52.4% in January to 1......
  • Pork exports from the United States to Mexico are growing
    "Labour, transportation hurdles and high manufacturing costs throughout the supply chain are making it difficult to meet the global demand for U.S. red meat," the USMEF president warned. U.S. pork exports to Mexico continued to gain momentum in November at 87,440 tons, up 34% from a year ago, with a value up 23% to $152.1 million. In January-November, exports to Mexico amounted to 794,597 tons, up...
  • Brazil's poultry export revenue up 25.3%
    Between January and November this year, Brazil saw a 25.3% increase in poultry meat exports compared to the same period in 2020. The volume increased by 9%. Revenue increased due to the export of value-added products and due to the depreciation of the Brazilian currency against the dollar or euro. The Brazilian Animal Protein Producers Association (ABPA) says the country's exporters earned $6.944 ...
  • How to treat "omicron". Actual about the pandemic on December 30, the
    Ministry of Health included the omicron strain in the recommendations for the treatment of COVID-19 , China became the leader in the production and export of vaccines, the WHO predicted the imminent registration of Sputnik V. The most relevant about the COVID pandemic is in the RBC review December 3......
  • Gastroenterologists called undesirable products for the New Year's table
    Fatty, fried and smoked foods, pickled, salty foods, spicy spices and sauces on the New Year's table can exacerbate chronic diseases of the gastrointestinal tract, gastroenterologists interviewed by RBC said. Similar problems can arise with the use of chocolate and strong alcoholic beverages. “On New Year's Eve, try to limit your intake of fatty foods, especially when combined with alcohol. This i...
  • EU demanded €290 billion from Russia for import substitution policy
    The European Union turned to the World Trade Organization (WTO), presenting claims to Russia for €290 billion. For such an amount, according to Europe, Russia “discriminated” against European goods with its import substitution policy. The international trade regulator has agreed to look into what is expected to be one of the largest disputes in the WTO. What is the essence of the claims, whether R...
  • The Ambassador of Japan spoke about the interest in cooperation with Russia on hydrogen
    Cooperation between Japan and Russia can spur projects in the field of climate, agriculture and hydrogen energy, Ambassador Toyohisa Kozuki told RBC. Political cooperation will also develop, Climate, hydrogen and agriculture “Measures to combat climate change are one of the new areas where cooperation between Japan and Russia is expected in the future,” Japanese Ambassador to Russia Toyohisa Kozuk...
  • South Korea, Japan and China/Hong Kong have increased imports of US beef
    Three foreign markets have bought US $6 billion worth of beef. U.S. beef exports will exceed $2 billion this year in each of three key Asian markets - South Korea, Japan, and China/Hong Kong. Korea and Japan bought more than $1.9 billion worth of beef from the US in January-October, the US Meat Export Federation (USMEF) said in a press release. In October, beef exports to Korea increased 13% year-...