French carmaker Renault to sell Russian operations to Moscow Russia will take control of French car manufacturer Renault’s operations in the country and resurrect a Soviet-era auto brand The Independent UK · May 16, 2022
Russia to take over Renault’s Moscow factory to revive Soviet-era car French carmaker joins other western firms leaving Russian market, with option to return within six years The Guardian - UK · May 16, 2022
Renault Sells Controlling Stake In AvtoVAZ, Russia To Resurrect Moskvitch Brand A Soviet-era marque could return as an EV maker. Motor1 · May 16, 2022
French car company Renault sells Russian assets, closes Moscow operation French car maker Renault has sold its Russian assets to the Moscow government, the two parties announced on Monday, as foreign companies leave Russia because of Vladimir Putin's ongoing military campaign in Ukraine. Radio France Internationale · May 16, 2022
Russia's Putin attends midnight Orthodox Easter mass in Moscow President Vladimir Putin on Sunday attended an Easter mass conducted by the Russian Orthodox Church, which has strongly backed the Kremlin leader's "special military operation" in Ukraine. Reuters · Apr 23, 2022
Moscow Mayor: 200,000 Jobs at Risk as Foreign Firms Leave Around 200,000 people risk losing their jobs in the Russian capital because foreign companies have suspended operations or decided to leave the Russian market, Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin said on Monday. Moscow authorities are ready to support people who lose their jobs by providing training and temporary and socially-important work,… Asharq Al-Awsat · Apr 18, 2022
Who could replace Vladimir Putin? Four potential successors to Russian president The tide is rising on Vladimir Putin - as dissent bubbles away at home, the international community's frustrations with Russia have reached new heights reflected by a number of emergency summits with NATO and the EU Daily Mirror · Mar 25, 2022
Moscow mayor ends mask requirement, citing improving COVID situation Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin on Monday cancelled a long-standing requirement for people to wear protective medical masks in public, citing the improving situation with COVID-19 and the need to support businesses facing sanctions pressure. Reuters · Mar 14, 2022