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UN warns of new threat to global food security after Russia limits Ukraine grain shipments

UN warns of new threat to global food security after Russia limits Ukraine grain shipments

  • UN spokesman expressed serious concern that only 33 ships departed from Ukrainian ports in May, half the number compared to April
By AP ·
Russian ruble strengthens slightly as West imposes new sanctions

Russian ruble strengthens slightly as West imposes new sanctions

By Reuters ·
Fake 'fact-checks' seek to obscure Russian role in war

Fake 'fact-checks' seek to obscure Russian role in war

By AFP ·
A year of disinformation around the war in Ukraine

A year of disinformation around the war in Ukraine

By AFP ·
Kyiv warns of long cuts after Russian missiles batter grid

Kyiv warns of long cuts after Russian missiles batter grid

By AFP ·
Nissan takes $687m loss as sells Russian business for €1

Nissan takes $687m loss as sells Russian business for €1

By Reuters ·
‘Worst case’ is Europe cutting renewable investment due to Ukraine war: Energy consultant

‘Worst case’ is Europe cutting renewable investment due to Ukraine war: Energy consultant

By Fahad Abujadayel and Nirmal Narayanan ·
Kremlin says West is to blame for Ukraine grain crisis

Kremlin says West is to blame for Ukraine grain crisis

By Reuters ·
Commodities Update — Gold falls; Silver down; Grains ease

Commodities Update — Gold falls; Silver down; Grains ease

By Nirmal Narayanan ·
Third Spain-France gas link could be ready in 2 1/2 years: Enagas CEO

Third Spain-France gas link could be ready in 2 1/2 years: Enagas CEO

By Reuters ·
Indonesia to lift ban on palm oil exports from Monday: president

Indonesia to lift ban on palm oil exports from Monday: president

By AFP ·
Half of Gazprom’s 54 clients opened Gazprombank accounts, says Russia’s Novak

Half of Gazprom’s 54 clients opened Gazprombank accounts, says Russia’s Novak

By Reuters ·
Germany to completely stop Russian oil imports: Bloomberg

Germany to completely stop Russian oil imports: Bloomberg

By Arab News ·

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