Europe readies response to second energy crisis in four years - Reuters

Europe readies response to second energy crisis in four years  Reuters

Dettol maker Reckitt hit by Russia sanctions and weak Europe demand

UK-listed group no longer permitted to ship cleaning products to Russia under changes to EU sanctions

Ukraine war briefing: Quick loan in pipeline as Druzhba reopens

Russian oil can flow again, says Ukrainian president, leaving ‘no grounds’ for blocking €90bn EU package; warning of all-out Kremlin cyberwar. What we know on day 1,519 The Druzhba pipeline carrying Russian oil to Hungary and Slovakia is ready to resume operations, Volodymyr Zelenskyy said on Tuesday, after Ukraine repaired the damage from a Russian attack. Kyiv now expects the EU to unlock a €90bn EU loan after Hungary’s prime minister Viktor Orbán, spent months blocking it. Orbán is about t...

By Warren Murray with Guardian writers and agencies

Ukraine appeals to Italy not to issue visas to Russian participants in Venice Biennale

Ukraine hopes that Italy, as the host country, will not issue visas to Russian participants in the Venice Biennale, which has not cancelled Russia's participation in the international art exhibition despite Kyiv's request.

By Khrystyna Bondarieva

Delivery of Russian oil to Hungary may resume soon, and this is good news for Western Europe too

The prolonged shutdown of the Druzhba pipeline ultimately did not cause supply problems in Hungary, becuase oil arriving by sea via the Adria pipeline and strategic reserves were sufficient to supply the reduced refining capacity.

By Brückner Gergely

Europe readies response to second energy crisis in four years - The Straits Times

Europe readies response to second energy crisis in four years  The Straits Times

Ukraine ready to restart Russian oil supplies to Europe

KYIV, Ukraine (AFP) -- Ukraine has repaired the damaged Druzhba pipeline that carries Russian oil to Europe and is ready to resume supplies -- unblocking what Kyiv hopes was the last hurdle to securing tens of billions of euros in support from Brussels. The pipeline has been at the centre of a standoff between Hungary and Slovakia, which still import Russian oil via the pipeline, Ukraine, and the EU. Kyiv can restart pumping Russian oil to the two EU countries as soon as it gets a formal request

By The Korea Herald

Druzhba pipeline is set to restart oil flows to Europe, potentially unblocking EU’s Ukraine loan

Hungary and Slovakia expect deliveries of Russian oil to resume through a pipeline via Ukraine after a halt lasting months, which could in turn unblock a 90 billion euro ($105.79 billion) EU loan urgently needed by Kyiv. The Druzhba pipeline has become one of the most politically charged pieces of infrastructure in Europe since a […]

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Ukraine Repairs Druzhba Pipeline, Clearing Way for Russian Oil Flows to Europe

The pipeline, which carries crude to Hungary and Slovakia, has been at the center of a monthslong diplomatic standoff.

Ukraine to resume oil supplies via Druzhba pipeline on Wednesday — Reuters

Ukraine will resume pumping oil through the Druzhba pipeline on Wednesday, April 22.

Ukraine restarts Russian oil pipeline to Europe

Ukraine has restarted pumping Russian oil to Hungary and Slovakia after completing repairs to the Druzhba pipeline after it was damaged in a Russian attack in January, the three countries said Wednesday. The post Ukraine restarts Russian oil pipeline to Europe appeared first on Vanguard News.

By Henry Oduah

With Pro-Ukrainian Government Installed in Budapest, Zelenskyy Opens the Oil Pipelines

The diplomatic freeze between Kyiv and Budapest appears to be over. After months of deadlock and mutual accusations, there are growing signs that Russian crude oil is once again flowing through the Druzhba (“Friendship”) pipeline to Central Europe. On Tuesday, the Kremlin made it clear that it is “technically ready” to resume oil deliveries through […] The post With Pro-Ukrainian Government Installed in Budapest, Zelenskyy Opens the Oil Pipelines appeared first on Hungary Today.

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