... have taken new steps to restrict Russia's revenue from oil exports. Canada, the European Union, and the United Kingdom have announced a reduction in the price cap on Russian oil from $60 to $47.60 per barrel, with the updated price ceiling set to take effect on September 3. This measure aims to intensify economic pressure on Moscow by reducing its oil revenues and limiting funding capabilities for military actions. Concurrently, the U.S. continues to expand its sanctions campaign: President Donald ...

... in exploration, production, and refining. In Q2 2025, Brent oil prices were stable within the range of $70–80 per barrel (lower than the previous year's level), so a decrease in profitability relative to the peaks of 2024 is expected. Nevertheless, effective cost management and stable production volumes could support financial results. A strong report from Eni (especially regarding operational cash flow) will confirm the resilience of the oil and gas business even at lower prices, while weak numbers ...

... As an example of the negative consequences of unilateral decisions, Putin cited the situation in energy. He stated that the EU's rejection of Russian gas has cost the EU economy approximately €200 billion in direct losses, not counting the indirect effects. Thus, attempts to pressure Russia through sanctions and restrictions, according to Putin, backfire on the initiators of such measures. Russian-Chinese relations were characterized as a model of mutually beneficial partnership. Putin referred ...

... by New Delhi's continued purchases of energy from Russia. These new tariffs are added on top of existing ones, resulting in a total U.S. tariff rate for Indian exports being doubled from 25% to 50%. According to the document, the increase will take effect in 21 days. Previously, Trump threatened "three-digit" tariffs (100% or more) against countries purchasing Russian oil if Moscow does not halt hostilities in Ukraine by August 8 — the date Washington has designated as a deadline. While ...

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