Scholz: G20 Not Clear Enough on Russian, Middle East Conflicts
RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - German Chancellor Olaf Scholz said on Tuesday he regretted the fact the G20 communique did not underscore Russia's responsibility for the Ukraine war, particularly on the 1,000th day of its full-scale invasion.
Financials Down on Russia, Middle East Fears -- Financials Roundup
Shares of banks and other financial institutions fell from around all-time highs, amid fears of conflict escalation in Russia and the Middle East. Investment giant Blackstone added to recent gains amid reports that it would buy out Jersey Subs chain of sandwich stores for $8 billion.
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Russia's shadow: Captured arms reveal deeper Middle East tiesThis discovery deepens concerns in Israel that Moscow is strengthening its ties with Hezbollah, despite its declared ...
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The conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East are eating away at critical U.S. weapons stockpiles and could hamper the ...
The Kremlin warns Kyiv's use of such missiles would mark an escalation in the conflict, hours after Joe Biden gives the green ...
Despite public denunciations, Moscow has done little to dissuade Tel Aviv from expanding its wars across the Middle East ...
Oil’s longstanding geopolitical risk premium has evaporated as traders interpret Donald Trump’s foreign policy agenda as ...
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Secretary of State Antony Blinken warns that North Korea is benefiting from aiding Russia in its war against Ukraine by ...
The not-so-unexpected victory of former president Donald Trump on November 5 has sparked renewed discussion on his foreign ...
President Vladimir Putin's spy chief warned the West on Wednesday that it risked disastrous consequences if the United States ...
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