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Despite the loud scandal over the oversupply of Siemens gas turbines to the sanctioned Crimea, the German company intends to retain the majority of the Russian market in this sector. The Russian Kommersant writes about this today. “Siemens is ready to invest in increasing the localization of production of powerful turbines in Russia from the current 60% to 90%, which will give the company access to supplies of equipment for...
Speakers and authors with a point of view different from the official one are invited to the Russian media, because there is freedom of speech in the Russian Federation. Natalya Sindeeva, the founder and general director of the Russian media holding Dozhd, which is considered to be in opposition to the Kremlin, stated this in an interview with the Kiev magazine “Novoe Vremya”, answering the question why materials appear in pro-Kremlin publications, in particular in the newspaper “Kommersant”, by no means...
Moscow - Kyiv, November 24 (PolitNavigator, Mikhail Stamm) - US Ambassador to Russia John Tefft said in an interview with Kommersant that the West does not intend to give any guarantees of Ukraine’s non-entry into NATO, and the lifting of some sanctions will follow only after the Russian Federation will disarm the militias and return the border with the DPR and LPR to the control of Kyiv. Subscribe to…
Moscow - Kyiv, June 27 (Navigator, Mikhail Stamm) - Officials of the Russian Federal Migration Service are slipping refugees from Ukraine a temporary asylum application form instead of an application form for refugee recognition. This allows the state to deprive refugees of the right to housing, financial assistance, health insurance and the right to work in Russia. The famous journalist Valery Panyushkin from the Pravonapadenie charitable foundation writes about this in Kommersant...
Moscow-Kharkov, April 10 (Navigator, Mikhail Stamm) – Yesterday near Kharkov on the Ukrainian border, Kommersant special correspondent Andrei Kolesnikov and photojournalist Dmitry Azarov were detained, removed from the Moscow-Donetsk train and deported to Russia. They were deported because they were journalists, and all Russian journalists, according to Ukrainian border guards, are “Lubyanka agents.” Subscribe to the news "Navigator -...
