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Explosions at Wildberries and disruptions to port operations are seen as successful implementations of sanctions against Russia's 'shadow fleet,' impacting oil transportation and retail logistics.
The European Union is preparing for potential jet fuel shortages by considering US imports and has issued warnings to airlines, stating that high fuel prices do not exempt them from passenger compensation for cancellations or justify retroactive fuel surcharges.
The price of 'Brent' crude oil jumped from 70 US dollars per barrel at the beginning of March to 120 US dollars at the beginning of March 9, and at the beginning of March 10 it fell to 85 US dollars.
Lithuanian economist Marius Dubnikovas highlights a contradictory economic situation where the money supply is increasing, but real production is starting to decline. He describes the current economic news as ambiguous.
The European Court of Justice issued a landmark ruling rejecting Hungary's controversial anti-LGBTQ law, which the government claimed was to protect children from propaganda. This decision marks a significant legal challenge to Hungary's policies.
There is a debate surrounding the removal of fuel price caps, with some suggesting it's an opportune moment while others argue it creates headlines but not cheaper fuel.
Marius Dubnikovas, a Lithuanian expert, criticizes the increasing number of spontaneous and excessive regulations imposed by the government, which affect nearly all aspects of citizens' lives, from personal matters to excise goods.