Archive July 2009
Prominent Investor in Russia Claims Wide Fraud Scheme
Hermitage Capital, once the largest foreign investor in Russia, has filed documents in the US alleging that Russian authorities and other Western investors conspired to steal hundreds of millions of dollars which were laundered through New York banks.
Exxon Expected to Face Tough Talks on Sakhalin
Many experts believe the Russian government is going increase pressure on ExxonMobil to sell gas extracted from the Sakhalin project.
Russia’s Resources and Environment Minister Wants Easier Access for Foreigners
Yury Trutnev said that the Russian government should ease foreign investors’ access to the country’s natural resources, as the world has changed considerably since the commodities boom.
The EU Steps in to Mediate in Russia-Ukraine Gas Row
European energy ministers met in Sweden to discuss the potential of another gas row between Russia and Ukraine.
Telenor Case Adjourned Until July 28
A Moscow court has postponed the hearing scheduled for July 21 by a week in the lawsuit in which Norwegian telecoms company Telenor is attempting to block moves from Russian bailiffs to force the sale of the company’s stake in VimpelCom.
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