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Taliban ready for dialogue on security with Russia — delegation at SPIEF

Companies plan to transport cargo worth $1.1 trillion along Northern Sea Route — minister

Arkhangelsk deep water port to handle 60 million tons of cargo annually

Vessel to replace Mikhail Somov to be built by 2029

Oil refining complex to be built in Nenets Autonomous Region

Under the project, there will be a network of gas stations to make pricing for key fuels more transparent and to optimize logistics costs, including those related to the northern supplies

Kremlin not regretting that invited mass media from unfriendly countries to meet Putin

There was the opinion that there should not be tie dialog with mass media representatives from unfriendly countries that could distort what they had heard at the meeting

Moscow park peer with Cuban flair may be created in Havana — official

Moscow companies directly involved in construction of the Zaryadye park can be investors, Nikita Stasishin noted

Zimbabwe edging closer to joining BRICS, President Mnangagwa says

"The prospects are good because none of the BRICS members are anti-Zimbabwe," the Zimbabwean president maintained

Zimbabwe’s leader says told Putin about lots of spheres for cooperation

As regards agriculture, Zimbabwe needs further mechanization, Emmerson Mnangagwa said

Audit of United Shipbuilding Corporation to end on July 15

Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade Viktor Evtukhov noted that "as soon as final figures are determined, decisions will be made about what measures of government support and in what scope will be provided to the corporation"

PSB to open 50 more pickup points in DPR, LPR

"Both retail chains and certain marketplaces are expanding operations in new territories," Russian Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade Viktor Evtukhov noted

Zimbabwe will have incredible harvest this year thanks to Russian fertilizers — president

The country will need more supplies, and Russia gives lower prices and convenient payment methods than anywhere else, Emmerson Mnangagwa noted

Africa will soon 'roar like a lion' — Zimbabwean President

Emmerson Mnangagwa stressed that Africa has the resources to "be independent, to reinvent itself, to use technology"

Process of 'delisting' Taliban due to importance of contacts in several areas — diplomat

Maria Zakharova pointed out that certain bloggers and journalists "react nervously to the fact that Russia maintains contacts with the Taliban movement," the current government in Afghanistan