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Push to pay for natural gas in rubles not disrupting supply, says Russia

German officials said contracts stipulate payment for gas in euros and dollars and that must continue

Ukraine strike on Russian territory reported as talks resume

The governor of Russia's Belgorod region said an airstrike on Russian soil by a pair of helicopter gunships caused fires and wounded two people

US added 431,000 jobs in March in sign of economic health

As the pandemic has eased, consumers have been broadening their spending beyond goods to services

Ford recalls 737,000 vehicles to fix oil leaks, trailer brakes

Dealers will update brake control software. Owners will be notified starting April 18

General Motors recalls nearly 682,000 SUVs; windshield wipers can fail

General Motors is recalling nearly 682,000 compact SUVs because the windshield wipers can fail.

Turkey to OK Jamal Khashoggi murder trial's move to Saudi Arabia

Moving Khashoggi's trial to Saudi Arabia would provide a diplomatic resolution to a dispute that exemplified the wider troubles between Ankara and the kingdom since the 2011 Arab Spring

High oil prices, Russia-Ukraine war at Saudi pivot point: An analysis

For Saudi interests, however, perhaps no other country in the world stands to rapidly benefit financially from the war as the kingdom

Global shares mixed as Japan 'tankan' shows weaker outlook

Japan's benchmark Nikkei 225 slipped 0.6% to finish at 27,665.98

China blames US, NATO expansion for Russia-Ukraine war

As the culprit and leading instigator of the Ukraine crisis, the US has led NATO to engage in five rounds of eastward expansion in the last two decades after 1999: Chinese FinMin

Inflation in 19 nations using euro soars to record 7.5% in March

Inflation in the eurozone has been setting records for months and is at its highest level since recordkeeping for the euro began in 1997

Russians leave Chernobyl; Ukraine braces for renewed attacks

Ukraine's state power company, Energoatom, said the pullout at Chernobyl came after soldiers received significant doses of radiation

Russians leave contaminated Chernobyl; Ukraine braces for renewed attacks

Russian troops left the heavily contaminated Chernobyl nuclear site early Friday after returning control to the Ukrainians, authorities said.

Russians hear FIFA Congress plea from Ukraine to end the war

This is the second hike in a month. With this, the 19 kg commercial cooking gas will now cost Rs 2,253. The commercial LPG was increased by Rs 105 on March 1.

Ukraine war: Russians leaving Chernobyl after radiation exposure

Russian forces seized the Chernobyl site in the opening stages of the Feb. 24 invasion, raising fears that they would cause damage or disruption that could spread radiation.

'No clear evidence' that Putin is scaling back military operations: Biden

The White House on Wednesday released unclassified intelligence findings that Putin is being misinformed by his advisors about how badly the Russian military is performing

Ukraine crisis: German official calls for more sanctions against Russia

Germany's economy minister says Europe should impose additional sanctions on Russia to prevent what he described as a barbaric war in Ukraine

Qatar not paradise but World Cup seeing changes says, Gianni Infantino

This is a World Cup hosting decision the most contentious in FIFA's history inherited by Infantino on taking on the world football leadership in 2016 but one he has embraced

Kremlin decree: Foreign currency can still buy natural gas

The decree Putin signed and published by state news agency RIA Novosti says a designated bank will open two accounts for each buyer, one in foreign currency and one in rubles

FIFA president praises Qatar for efforts to address human rights issues

FIFA president Gianni Infantino has praised Qatar for the efforts it has made to improve human rights in the build up to the 2022 World Cup finals.

Ukraine crisis: President Zelensky takes aim at imports of Russian diamonds

Zelenskyy's video address at the parliament elicited a long round of warm applause, but Belgian Prime Minister Alexander De Croo reiterated the Western stance that NATO is not a party in the war