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The bombing of the Druzhba pipeline has disrupted oil supplies to Hungary and Slovakia and exposed new political rifts in Central Europe. RFI spoke with Andreas Goldthau of the Willy Brandt School of Public Policy about the wider implications for regional energy security and the shifting dynamics between Russia, Ukraine and the European Union. The bombing was attributed by Russian and Hungarian officials to Ukrainian drone forces, with Ukraine justifying the strike as part of its broader campaign against Russia following the latter's invasion in 2022. The strike resulted in oil flows to Hungary and Slovakia being cut off, and also exposed political divides at the heart of Central Europe's energy security, sparking a diplomatic fallout between Kyiv, Budapest and Bratislava. "The bombing drives home the point that Russian energy supplies remain a point of contest, particularly in Central and Eastern Europe, which remains dependent on [oil] coming from the east,” said Andreas Goldthau, director of the Willy Brandt School of Public Policy at the University of Erfurt in Germany. Pipeline dispute shows Central Europe's struggle to cut ties with Russian oil 'Not a matter of supply' Despite EU-wide efforts to reduce reliance on Russian energy – which Goldthau acknowledges is "no longer a big issue for Europe as a whole" – Hungary and Slovakia stand as outliers, locked into long-term contracts and dependent on the Druzhba line. When the pipeline was struck multiple times in August and September, forcing a halt to crude deliveries, both governments were forced to draw on strategic reserves. But how Hungary and Slovakia are coping, is “more a political choice than anything else," Goldthau told RFI. "It is not a matter of supply, but a matter of price and transport logistics, because it could eat into the margins of refineries if you have to source it from other parts and other geographies." Central Europe, he added, “could source through ports in Croatia, and they could have done this already by now, but they chose not to”. 'A political decision' Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's government responded to the strike angrily, calling it “an attack on Hungary's sovereignty”. The country's foreign minister, Péter Szijjártó, said: “Ukraine knows very well that the Druzhba pipeline is vital for Hungary's and Slovakia's energy supply, and that such strikes harm us far more than Russia.” Both Budapest and Bratislava have demanded EU intervention and accused Kyiv of jeopardising their security, just as reserves were being tapped to keep refineries running. From Washington to Warsaw: how MAGA influence is reshaping Europe's far right Meanwhile, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky suggested the attacks might hinge on Hungary lifting its EU accession veto, warning: "The existence of the friendship depends on what Hungary's position is." Ukrainian officials also say that Hungary and Slovakia have failed to diversify away from Russian oil, despite ample opportunity and EU support. According to Goldthau, Russian leverage over the EU "is gone, by and large". He explained: "The EU's main suppliers are now the United States and Norway. Kazakhstan comes into play, but Russia no longer plays a role." Ukraine, he noted, “no longer gets any Russian oil or any Russian gas, it merely functions as a transit country”. The attack and subsequent diplomatic spat might have provided Hungary and Slovakia “a perfect occasion to pivot and seek alternative supplies, but it's a purely political decision to do that or not,” Goldthau said. "Whatever changes that [decision] lies at home, and not abroad."

In this episode...3:21 - Former Parliament Chairman Andriy Parubiy assassinated 7:48 - Russian missile strike on Kyiv kills relative of UWH co-host 10:21 - Battlefield Update: Pokrovsk stabilizes while Kupiansk is under critical threat 13:29 - Former mayor of Kherson released from Russian captivity 17:32 - The aftermath of the Alaska meeting and other American shenanigans27:46 - New long-range missiles added to the Ukrainian toolkit29:59 - Water Crisis in occupied Donbas35:45 - Hungary launches new grievance campaign after Ukraine targets Russia's Druzhba pipeline43:20 - There seems to be a gradual crackdown on some illegal constructions in KyivTwitterAnthony: @BartawayRomeo: @VagrantJournoUkraine Without Hype: @HypeUkraineOther Social Mediahttp://youtube.com/@UkraineWithoutHypehttp://tiktok.com/@ukrainewithouthypehttp://instagram.com/ukrainewithouthype/Patreonhttps://www.patreon.com/UkraineWithoutHypeResources and Charitieshttps://linktr.ee/ukrainewithouthypeMusicHey Sokoli (Traditional)

Volodímir Zelenski se burló de los ataques que los militares ucranianos llevaron a cabo contra el oleoducto Druzhba, que abastece a Hungría y Eslovaquia. Previamente, el presidente de EEUU, Donald Trump, afirmó estar muy enfadado, al responder a una carta de denuncia al respecto que le envió el primer ministro húngaro, Viktor Orbán.

The Russians have been funding their war effort in Ukraine with oil exports, but some new Ukrainian tactics are disrupting that flow.Join the Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/PeterZeihanFull Newsletter: https://mailchi.mp/zeihan/ukraine-strikes-russias-druzhba-oil-pipeline

- Chương trình “Thời cơ vàng” diễn ra tối qua tại 3 miền tổ quốc đã tái hiện những dấu mốc lịch sử vẻ vang, khơi dậy niềm tự hào và ý chí phát triển đất nước, nhân kỷ niệm 80 năm Cách mạng Tháng Tám và Quốc khánh 2/9.-Tổng Công ty Cảng hàng không Việt Nam cùng các đơn vị liên quan hôm nay tổ chức ngày hội việc làm tại Đồng Nai, tuyển dụng gần 3.000 nhân sự chất lượng cao phục vụ siêu cảng hàng không Long Thành.- Slovakia và Hungary đề nghị Ủy ban châu Âu bảo đảm an ninh nguồn cung dầu qua đường ống Druzhba.- Cục Dự trữ Liên bang Mỹ (Fed) để ngỏ khả năng cắt giảm lãi suất, trước sức ép từ Tổng thống Donald Trump.

VOV1 - Ngày 22/8, Hungary và Slovakia đã gửi một bức thư chung đến Ủy ban châu Âu (EC), yêu cầu hành động quyết liệt để bảo đảm an ninh vận chuyển dầu qua đường ống Druzhba.

Chinese President Xi is unlikely to attend ASEAN Leaders' Summit in October, "dashing hopes of a meeting with US President Trump at the summit"; while Premier Li is set to represent China, according to two regional sources cited by ReutersEuropean bourses move higher; US equity futures also gain as the RTY +0.4% outperforms; NVIDIA -1% after H20 production halt.DXY holds an upward bias post-PMIs on Thursday, whilst fixed income trades steady into Fed Chair Powell.Choppy trade in the crude complex, as traders digest halts to the Druzhba pipeline; sideways trade across precious metals.Looking ahead, highlights include Canadian Retail Sales, Fed's Jackson Hole Symposium (August 21st-23rd); Speakers include Fed Chair Powell, Hammack and Collins.Read the full report covering Equities, Forex, Fixed Income, Commodites and more on Newsquawk

The world's attention has turned the US in recent days after back-to-back peace summits separately involving Russia's and Ukraine's presidents. But in the absence of a ceasefire deal, drone attacks have taken on a new intensity, continuing to claim civilian lives and knocking out critical infrastructure. In the past week alone, Russia has sustained damage to at least five major oil refineries, as well as its main crude pipeline link into Central Europe. Meanwhile, its own attacks risk straining fragile ties with neighbors like Azerbaijan. Join London oil news reporters Kelly Norways and Nick Coleman to unpack the impact of a new destructive chapter in the region's drone warfare, with insights from Platts refining expert Elza Turner. Links:Russia restores oil flows to Hungary and Slovakia after Druzhba pipeline damage Russia strikes Ukraine's damaged oil refinery again in major drone strike (subscriber content) Ukraine hits fifth Russian refinery in week ahead of Trump-Putin talks (subscriber content) Russia targets Ukrainian gas grid facility in latest drone attacks: ministry (subscriber content)

James takes us on his 4,000 km electric vehicle odyssey to the West Coast—an audio vacation slideshow with EVs, chargers, and road trip surprises. Brian dives into the strange story of Russian hackers seizing control of a Norwegian dam, while James shares a shocking climate realization from salmon on the Pacific coast. Plus, we unpack the dangers of gas station neurotoxins, and Colorado's new law requiring health warning labels on gas stoves. Support The Clean Energy Show on Patreon. Episode Highlights: Colorado requires air quality warning labels on gas stoves. Gas station neurotoxins and neurological health risks. The Lightning Round: Ukraine hits Russia's Druzhba oil pipeline. Nepal's EV share of new car sales reaches 87.6%. And: in April, China installed more solar than Australia has in its entire history (abc.net.au). Donate via PayPal

VOV1 - Thủ tướng Petr Fiala vừa cho biết Cộng hòa Séc đã hoàn toàn độc lập khỏi dầu mỏ của Nga sau 60 năm phụ thuộc vào nguồn cung dầu qua đường ống Druzhba.

With tracks from Emmanuel Kahe & Jeanette Kemogne, Jakatta, Floorplan, D.D.D., Cristo, Exo Fender, Affie Yusuf & Nigel Casey, Marius Acke, Phon.o, Man Power & Louisahhh, Hannah Holland, Bassekou Kouyate, Agent Orange, Panthera Krause, Scruscru & Dwaal, Lou Hayter, TR 727, De La Swing, Laroz, Emotive Technology, Deetron Presents Soulmate, Galactica Tranctica. Contact: dj@ribeaud.ch.

In today's war diary, Nikolai Feldman and Alexey Arestovich discussed the main news on the 1041st day of war:➤ 00:00 Results of 2024: public sentiment and plans of Ukraine's' leadership.➤ 02:33 Ukraine and Russia exchanged prisoners of war.➤ 04:18 Ukrainian Armed Forces attack on the Druzhba oil pipeline. What could be the consequences?➤ 06:35 US interests in oil and gas supplies to Europe.➤ 09:49 Ukraine refuses to join NATO?➤ 10:52 Nonsense about freezing the war - what does it mean to put pressure on Russia? The problem of people with a military mindset.➤ 18:45 Should Ukraine hold out longer so that the West joins the fight against the Russian Federation?➤ 20:50 Putin does not want to fight NATO: "we are fighting against you, but not with you".➤ 21:57 War is a continuation of politics by other means.➤ 24:12 Butusov: "In the World of Animals" program - the realities of public administration in Ukraine. Political goal of war?➤ 35:30 Institute for the Study of War: Are Russian troops refusing to storm large Ukrainian cities?➤ 38:55 Tasks that battalion commanders set for the Ukrainian Armed Forces without knowing the situation on the battlefield.➤ 47:18 Interview with General Muzhenko: the ceasefire will record Ukraine's defeat. What in return? How to effectively use the large package of military aid that was allocated to Ukraine?Olexiy Arestovych (Kiev): Advisor to the Office of Ukraine President : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oleksiy_ArestovychOfficial channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjWy2g76QZf7QLEwx4cB46gNikolay Feldman - Ukranian journalist, social researcher, blogger.

El oleoducto ruso Druzhba deja de surtir petróleo a Chequia. Siete científicos checos entre los más citados del mundo. Cajas de Navidad solidarias. Restauración del órgano de Strahov que tocó Mozart.

El oleoducto ruso Druzhba deja de surtir petróleo a Chequia. Siete científicos checos entre los más citados del mundo. Cajas de Navidad solidarias. Restauración del órgano de Strahov que tocó Mozart.

Introducing a new mix by Vadim Indigo - "Komorebi." Remarkably, it was created at sunset during the opening moments of the DP-6 Anniversary party, which took place on the "Druzhba" terrace on August 31, marking the last summer sundown of 2024. Feel those rays of sunshine and immerse yourself in a warm summer musical journey. ✉️ Contact: dp6project@gmail.com

Fuueihou runs the vinyl-only label Druzhba & is a founding member of the house duo Fuzoku. He returns to FPR with a mix full of texture, colour, and unreleased cuts that demonstrates his decade-and-a-bit in the trenches of underground electronic music. Define One - Gone Today [This Ain't Music] Depeche Mode - Barrel of a Gun (Underworld Soft Mix) [Mute] 3 S - Self-Love [Inner Garden] Luke Liberati - 13 to Charlotte [eclectic] Shaolin Cowboy - Something to Feel [Kombava] Janeret - Sūpā Saiya-Jin [Rutilance Recordings] Unreleased Unreleased DJ Shaman - Invasion [Self] Unreleased Unreleased

European bourses are firmer across the board, Euro Stoxx 50 +1.8%, after a cautious APAC handover following Friday's selling pressure.Stateside, futures are currently posting more modest upside of around 0.5% with Fed's Jefferson (voter) due.DXY is softer but remains above 105.00 with GBP outperforming on UK-EU N. Ireland deal optimism; Antipodeans lag slightly.Bonds remain underpressure though current losses are relatively modest, Germany 10yr yield at a fresh YTD peak.Crude benchmarks are slightly softer in indecisive trade with numerous geopolitical updates and Druzhba developments factoring.Looking ahead, highlights include US Durable Goods, Pending Home Sales; Fed's Jefferson; ECB's Lane & de Cos.Read the full report covering Equities, Forex, Fixed Income, Commodites and more on Newsquawk

Noticiário foca nos riscos em torno da reoneração de combustíveis e perspectiva de reoneração parcial. Governo articula mudanças no Pronampe. Planalto foi alertado de riscos de indicação heterodoxa ao Banco Central ficar travada na CAE do Senado. Articuladores do governo ainda veem com ceticismo a possibilidade da CPMI sobre oito de janeiro sair do papel. Lagarde indica alta de mais 50 pontos base em março e manutenção de postura data-dependent posteriormente. Ueda volta a afirmar que tendência da inflação teria de subir substancialmente para que o BoJ adote política restrtitiva. Segundo Reuters, Rússia suspendeu a entrega de petróleo para a Polônia através do duto de Druzhba. Podcast Direto ao Ponto do Banco Modal com as principais notícias de Brasil e Internacional ao longo do overnight. Por Felipe Sichel, economista-chefe do Banco Modal.

- Thủ tướng Phạm Minh Chính yêu cầu các cơ quan, tổ chức trong quá trình giải quyết thủ tục hành chính không yêu cầu người dân phải xuất trình, nộp Sổ hộ khẩu; không yêu cầu người dân, doanh nghiệp cung cấp giấy tờ, kết quả giải quyết thủ tục hành chính đã được số hóa theo đúng quy định - Khai mạc Tuần phim “Kỷ niệm 80 năm Đề cương về văn hóa Việt Nam - Hàng loạt ô tô siêu sang lưu thông trên cao tốc TP Hồ Chí Minh - Dầu Giây bị phạt nhiều lỗi vi phạm - Tiền đạo Huỳnh Như trở thành cầu thủ giành nhiều Quả bóng Vàng Việt Nam nhất trong lịch sử, sau khi nhận giải lần thứ năm, tại lễ trao giải vào tối qua - Nga tuyên bố ngừng cung cấp dầu qua đường ống Druzhba, Ba Lan khẳng định sẽ thay thế bằng nguồn khí đốt khác Chủ đề : siêu xe, vi phạm, cao tốc --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/vov1thoisu0/support

- Trong một động thái mới nhất, ngày 25/2 , Nga tuyên bố ngừng cung cấp dầu qua đường ống Druzhba cho Ba Lan. Tuy nhiên, nhà máy lọc dầu Ba Lan cho biết chỉ 10% nguồn cung của nước này đến từ Nga và sẽ đang thay thế bằng nguồn khí đốt khác. Chủ đề : nga, ngừng cung cấp, dầu cho ba lan --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/vov1tintuc/support

- Nguồn cung dầu thô của Nga tới Ba Lan thông qua đường ống dẫn dầu Đờ-ru-z-ba (Druzhba) dự kiến ​​sẽ giảm hơn một nửa trong tháng này khi quốc gia châu Âu này kết thúc các thỏa thuận với Moscow. Chủ đề : Ba Lan, dầu, Nga --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/vov1tintuc/support

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From the BBC World Service: A key oil pipeline supplying European countries was taken offline after a missile landed near Poland’s border with Ukraine. How significant is the Druzhba pipeline for Europe’s energy infrastructure? Plus, Wednesday marks a “new age” for the European Union as landmark legislation called the Digital Services Act, or DSA, comes into effect.

From the BBC World Service: A key oil pipeline supplying European countries was taken offline after a missile landed near Poland’s border with Ukraine. How significant is the Druzhba pipeline for Europe’s energy infrastructure? Plus, Wednesday marks a “new age” for the European Union as landmark legislation called the Digital Services Act, or DSA, comes into effect.

One warm summer evening of the last days of August, we celebrated another anniversary of the DP-6 project on a cozy terrace in the rays of the setting sun. And as a reminder and aftertaste of that wonderful party we are happy to present you a part of this set. All about studio working & music production. Help with music production, mastering and mixing. Exclusive content: releases, mixes, sample packs. DP-6 Patreon Community. Join us: www.patreon.com/dp6 You can support DP-6 Records music in crypto donations: BTC: bc1qwdeu4qyl0m7zmdn6tjv6nthme2p2e2afnu54nu ETH (ERC20): 0x2C2a670C0bC7e9e922c0fBCc81a28d788DE4cC6c + other crypto wallets on request

European bourses saw a choppy start to the session, but have since titled to the upside; US equity futures trade on a firmer footing with the ES back above 3600GBP was volatile but currently stands as the outperformer, DXY is softer but off worst levels, USD/JPY to a fresh 2022 and multi-year bestBoE said the bank has made it clear from the outset that its temporary and targeted purchases of gilts will end on October 14thPolish pipeline operator said it detected a leak in the Druzhba pipeline; Polish top official said there are no grounds to believe it was sabotageLooking ahead, US PPI Final Demand, FOMC Minutes, G20 Finance Ministers' meeting, Astana Summit, Speeches from BoE's Pill & Mann, ECB's Lagarde, Fed's Kashkari, Barr & Bowman Supply from USRead the full report covering Equities, Forex, Fixed Income, Commodites and more on Newsquawk

In this episode, I go toe to toe with Head of Trading Piers Curran as we put forward our bull and bear case scenarios for the direction of US stocksWe also run through some of the major headlines in global markets this week:- What does the drop in US CPI mean for the Fed?- The impact of US gasoline prices dropping back below $4- How impactful is the US Inflation Reduction Act?- What next for the UK as the economy contracts in Q2- Why the Druzhba pipeline is something you should know about!- Elon Musk and another giant share sale- Disney+ edges past Netflix but can the magic last?- Pfizer is to buy Global Blood Therapeutics in a $5.4bn deal- The main event: Bull vs Bear debateDaily newsletter https://amplifyme.com/market-makerFree Finance Accelerator simulation https://amplifyme.com/course/finance-acceleratorConnect with Anthony https://www.linkedin.com/in/anthonycheung10/Connect with Piers https://www.linkedin.com/in/pierscurran/ Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

It was an extremely busy news day, and there was a lot of information to cover. Today's update features:Errors and omissionsRussia attempts advances along the Luhansk administrative borderFighting for Soledar, Bakhmut, and the Svitlodarsk bulge continueDonetsk People's Republic separatists can't advance on Avdiivka, Pisky, and MarinkaDonetsk Brewery shelled, causing an ammonia leak and evacuations in Donetsk cityInsurgent activity increases in MelitopolExplosions reported in Russia-controlled Chonhar, gateway to CrimeaWill the Ukrainian counteroffensive start in Zaporizhia instead of KhersonRussia strikes Ukrainian positions northwest and north of KharkivRussia's grip on Izyum is slippingKahkovsky Bridge in Russia-controlled Nova Kakhovka damaged in an attackDarivka bridge reopensInsurgent activity in KhersonRussia captures BarvinokUkraine destroys Russian command postsWhy is Ukraine losing territory northwest of KhersonSumy and Chernihiv oblasts under fireSaky naval airbase heavily damaged in "accident" causes Kremlin to flail as it attempts to manage the storyGermany transfers more weapons to UkraineUnited Kingdom sending more GMLRS launchersRamstein V working group meeting in Copenhagen, DenmarkExplosions in BelarusFire at military barracks in RussiaUkraine Su-24 taking back the skies with HARM missilesRussia accused of beheading Ukrainian POWCivilians targeted in Bakhmut, Staryi Saltiv, and NikopolMore fallout from Amnesty International Ukraine reportG7 and EU demand Russia leave the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant Russia uses psychological operations in the occupied territoriesRussian TV journalist Marina Ovsyannikova arrested and facing 15 years in prisonCity workers go on strike in Russian-occupied MariupolDonetsk People's Republic minister sentenced to 3-1/2 years in a Russian penal colony25% of British citizens hosting Ukrainian refugees don't want to continueChina calls the United States the "instigator" in UkraineActor Steven Segal should have never quit his day jobUkraine gets a two-year reprieve on foreign debt paymentsDispute over Druzhba oil pipeline payments resolved by HungaryEU and UK have weaned themselves off Russian coalThe first ship filled with Ukrainian grain to leave Odesa finds a buyerRussians line up at H&M as the brand bids farewellHungarian airline Wizz Air restarting flights to Russia in October despite sanctionsPatreons get more! You can access our daily Situation Report for as little as $5 a month, providing additional insights, backlinks, references, maps, and videos.Support the show

European bourses are under modest pressure, Euro Stoxx 50 -0.5%, but remain relatively rangebound and lack conviction with catalysts thin.Stateside performance has been similar though NQ -0.4% has come under pressure amid a Q4 guidance update from Micron (MU), -5% pre-mktDXY briefly lost 106.00 with modest upside seen in peers across the boardGBP initially dented on BoE's Ramsden, with associated Gilt and broader debt upside relatively short-livedCrude oil futures have drifted off best levels; however, pronounced upside seen most recently on Russia reportedly suspending oil exports via southern-section of the Druzhba pipeline.Looking ahead, highlights include EIA STEO, Supply from the US, Earnings from Sysco, Coinbase, Warner Music.Read the full report covering Equities, Forex, Fixed Income, Commodites and more on Newsquawk

Hungria bloqueia novas sanções, pois depende do petróleo da Rússia através do oleoduto Druzhba, que fornece 65% de seu consumo. O Linha Direta é uma parceria da Agência Radioweb e da Rádio França Internacional.

A cura di Daniele Biacchessi La mossa di Gazprom era prevedibile. Chiudere i rubinetti del gas a Polonia e Bulgaria, significa mettere in ginocchio le economie di due paesi in evidente difficoltà energetica. Si tratta di un vero e proprio ricatto russo in mezzo alla guerra tra Mosca e Kiev. L'accelerazione degli eventi sembra spianare la strada a misure sanzionatorie più severe da parte Ue. Ma qualcuno sta già provvedendo alla sua emancipazione dal gas russo. Varsavia si prepara da anni a fare a meno del gas russo, da cui un tempo dipendeva al 100%: si è dotata di due rigassificatori, in gran parte forniti grazie a contratti con società Usa, e dal 1° ottobre metterà in funzione il Baltic Pipe, gasdotto con cui potrà importare 10 miliardi di metri cubi di gas all'anno dalla Norvegia. In questo modo potrà sostituire del tutto le forniture russe, evitando di rinnovare il contratto con Gazprom, in scadenza a fine anno. E il ministro dell'Economia tedesco Robert Habeck annuncia che «un embargo oggi è diventato gestibile per la Germania». Il Governo tedesco è infatti riuscito a ridurre la dipendenza da Mosca ad appena il 12% (dal 35% di prima dell'invasione dell'Ucraina), individuando approvvigionamenti alternativi per la maxi raffineria di Leuna e ora è impegnato a trovare una soluzione anche per l'altro impianto servito dall'oleodotto Druzhba, quello di Schwedt, partecipato da Rosneft. Più difficile si prospetta la situazione per la Bulgaria, che ancora dipende per il 90% dalla Russia, benché anche Sofia abbia un contratto in scadenza a fine anno con Gazprom, che aveva detto di non voler rinnovare. La Ue ha intanto compiuto un primo passo verso l'applicazione di un tetto ai prezzi del gas, concedendo a Spagna e Portogallo di limitare temporaneamente a 40 euro per Megawattora il prezzo delle forniture destinate alle centrali elettriche nella penisola iberica. L'Italia spera in misure analoghe, estese a tutta la Ue. Credits: Agenzia Fotogramma

A cura di Daniele Biacchessi La mossa di Gazprom era prevedibile. Chiudere i rubinetti del gas a Polonia e Bulgaria, significa mettere in ginocchio le economie di due paesi in evidente difficoltà energetica. Si tratta di un vero e proprio ricatto russo in mezzo alla guerra tra Mosca e Kiev. L'accelerazione degli eventi sembra spianare la strada a misure sanzionatorie più severe da parte Ue. Ma qualcuno sta già provvedendo alla sua emancipazione dal gas russo. Varsavia si prepara da anni a fare a meno del gas russo, da cui un tempo dipendeva al 100%: si è dotata di due rigassificatori, in gran parte forniti grazie a contratti con società Usa, e dal 1° ottobre metterà in funzione il Baltic Pipe, gasdotto con cui potrà importare 10 miliardi di metri cubi di gas all'anno dalla Norvegia. In questo modo potrà sostituire del tutto le forniture russe, evitando di rinnovare il contratto con Gazprom, in scadenza a fine anno. E il ministro dell'Economia tedesco Robert Habeck annuncia che «un embargo oggi è diventato gestibile per la Germania». Il Governo tedesco è infatti riuscito a ridurre la dipendenza da Mosca ad appena il 12% (dal 35% di prima dell'invasione dell'Ucraina), individuando approvvigionamenti alternativi per la maxi raffineria di Leuna e ora è impegnato a trovare una soluzione anche per l'altro impianto servito dall'oleodotto Druzhba, quello di Schwedt, partecipato da Rosneft. Più difficile si prospetta la situazione per la Bulgaria, che ancora dipende per il 90% dalla Russia, benché anche Sofia abbia un contratto in scadenza a fine anno con Gazprom, che aveva detto di non voler rinnovare. La Ue ha intanto compiuto un primo passo verso l'applicazione di un tetto ai prezzi del gas, concedendo a Spagna e Portogallo di limitare temporaneamente a 40 euro per Megawattora il prezzo delle forniture destinate alle centrali elettriche nella penisola iberica. L'Italia spera in misure analoghe, estese a tutta la Ue. Credits: Agenzia Fotogramma

A cura di Daniele Biacchessi La mossa di Gazprom era prevedibile. Chiudere i rubinetti del gas a Polonia e Bulgaria, significa mettere in ginocchio le economie di due paesi in evidente difficoltà energetica. Si tratta di un vero e proprio ricatto russo in mezzo alla guerra tra Mosca e Kiev. L'accelerazione degli eventi sembra spianare la strada a misure sanzionatorie più severe da parte Ue. Ma qualcuno sta già provvedendo alla sua emancipazione dal gas russo. Varsavia si prepara da anni a fare a meno del gas russo, da cui un tempo dipendeva al 100%: si è dotata di due rigassificatori, in gran parte forniti grazie a contratti con società Usa, e dal 1° ottobre metterà in funzione il Baltic Pipe, gasdotto con cui potrà importare 10 miliardi di metri cubi di gas all'anno dalla Norvegia. In questo modo potrà sostituire del tutto le forniture russe, evitando di rinnovare il contratto con Gazprom, in scadenza a fine anno. E il ministro dell'Economia tedesco Robert Habeck annuncia che «un embargo oggi è diventato gestibile per la Germania». Il Governo tedesco è infatti riuscito a ridurre la dipendenza da Mosca ad appena il 12% (dal 35% di prima dell'invasione dell'Ucraina), individuando approvvigionamenti alternativi per la maxi raffineria di Leuna e ora è impegnato a trovare una soluzione anche per l'altro impianto servito dall'oleodotto Druzhba, quello di Schwedt, partecipato da Rosneft. Più difficile si prospetta la situazione per la Bulgaria, che ancora dipende per il 90% dalla Russia, benché anche Sofia abbia un contratto in scadenza a fine anno con Gazprom, che aveva detto di non voler rinnovare. La Ue ha intanto compiuto un primo passo verso l'applicazione di un tetto ai prezzi del gas, concedendo a Spagna e Portogallo di limitare temporaneamente a 40 euro per Megawattora il prezzo delle forniture destinate alle centrali elettriche nella penisola iberica. L'Italia spera in misure analoghe, estese a tutta la Ue. Credits: Agenzia Fotogramma

Breaking: Druzhba (Near Moscow) Explosion Russian Oil In Flames Blames Ukraine / Weapons Facility Fire Cover Up. Will Oil Prices explode higher on this news and add even more gas price inflation? Will it add to more supply chain problems? News Articles - https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUFFLUhqbmt0MDN4UzdaNzRUUDlrQk9MUFJqcTIyZGU4d3xBQ3Jtc0tsZ0NPWWRzd2hKZ29hYUpKY2VPRkFJOTZPYWJpbE5mT3BjUTdQNlVzRnh2akdRUVhRMEUySENtc2QyS0dTVG1rRnpxVlNMN2huMUltV0Q2cGg0YndSWDFvemFrUkZHOE9hQ1BsRVQwY08yVnNGdmctTQ&q=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.devdiscourse.com%2Farticle%2Fheadlines%2F2014709-large-fire-reported-at-oil-storage-depot-in-russias-city-of-bryansk---agencies&v=9QAwR5cQPOI https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUFFLUhqa3F4NERwWTJ4dk9taVlEQ29tLUZwcjB3eU5GQXxBQ3Jtc0ttSFFzUDFpam12VkpCdk1QN2NKeDlYckNzNFc1Mk9uS0VCek1hYkQxdVBLZlpQTmF5YUp0RnRiUEVJVEZOOEttTmxuU3BsN0EyNURweV9yVlkzOHVBdUFfUVZLcnBOcWRvLXZPU2lfZWx1QnZhSjJPNA&q=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.express.co.uk%2Fnews%2Fworld%2F1600540%2FDruzhba-explosion-Russian-oil-depot-ukraine-news-russia-latest-ont&v=9QAwR5cQPOI https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUFFLUhqbV9RX0NBbEIyZERqNGpDcU1FOHBLR3FSQ0lqUXxBQ3Jtc0tuYnBrNERBMThJRHAzZjJFYjJhQ2V5YmVxSTRIbmtGbHQybVZ6Uk5VTmVWTXN4NHIzdi1JZFlCRFVZTmxfTG1KeEpILTQ4VktHQ05KSE90ZE1JTjNOOHdkbDlsMDhvYlBtQ1lfVDFIbzlxeFNVQnlpaw&q=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.dailymail.co.uk%2Fnews%2Farticle-10746369%2FCover-25-military-scientists-killed-fire-Russian-weapons-research-facility.html&v=9QAwR5cQPOI

With the Ukraine conflict pushing oil prices towards $100/bbl and gas prices becoming increasing volatile, chemical companies may suffer reduced profit margins as higher costs may not translate into higher selling prices thanks to falling downstream demand. -          Consumer confidence dented by high oil, energy prices and rising inflation, interest rates-          Signs of downstream demand weakening -          Chemical companies will struggle to pass on higher costs, damaging margins -          Closure of Druzhba pipeline would cut up to 11% of Europe ethylene, 12% propylene capacity-          Asia demand growth falling, led by slowing China-          Polyethylene margins in Asia already negative-          Feedstock cost advantage will become less important for chemical producers-          Battery swapping will boost confidence in electric vehicles

With the Ukraine conflict pushing oil prices towards $100/bbl and gas prices becoming increasing volatile, chemical companies may suffer reduced profit margins as higher costs may not translate into higher selling prices as downstream demand declines. -          Consumer confidence dented by high oil, energy prices and rising inflation, interest rates-          Signs of weaker downstream demand -          Chemical companies will struggle to pass on higher costs, damaging margins -          Closure of Druzhba pipeline would cut up to 11% of Europe ethylene, 12% propylene capacity-          Asia demand growth falling, led by slowing China-          Polyethylene margins in Asia already negative-          Feedstock cost advantage will become less important for chemical producers-          Battery swapping will boost confidence in electric vehicles

Fuueihou runs the vinyl-only label Druzhba & is a founding member of the house duo Fuzoku. Druzhba Records are about to hit their fourth anniversary, which they are celebrating with a four tracker from Rinaldo Makaj. Like all their releases, it is a limited edition affair, pressed with love. We hear a patient yet driving mix that really shows off his decade-and-a-bit in the trenches of underground electronic music. @fuzokuofficial @druzhbarecords *Tracklist* ?? Viktor Udvari - For Our Love [MUZI Cartel] Moz - Constellation [Chikyu-u] iO (Mulen) - At Seventeen [Berg Audio] ?? ?? Silat Beksi - Morning Glory [Modeight] Fantastic Man - Rhythm Algorithm [Superconscious] ?? Sevda - You Sing For Pleasure I Dance For Pain [Self]

— The entire politics desk of the Kommersant business newspaper, 11 people in total, handed in their resignations this week. The mass departure was a protest against a decision by the editor in chief and the oligarch owner to fire two journalists for a scoop in April. We speak with one of the Kommersant reporters who was fired for the scoop, and to Russian journalist Alexei Kovalev about how this latest incident fits into the worsening media landscape in Russia. — On April 25, Russia halted oil flows through the Druzhba pipeline to Eastern Europe and Germany because the deliveries had been contaminated with organic chloride, leading to frictions between Russia, Belarus and the West. We speak to Bloomberg reporter Jake Rudnitsky to discuss the fallout.

The Ukranian Dakh Daughers collective spans a wide range of creative mediums, and this session finds the group performing a quixotic mix of theatre and music live at Avast! Recording Co. on Wo'Pop with Derek Mazzone. Recorded 1/14/2018. 4 songs - Rosy, Sept Verres, Druzhba, To More MoreSupport the show: https://www.kexp.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week, beefbois Andrew and Oscar wind the windows of Beef Station down and blare two musical biopics across the stars: Bohemian Rhapsody (2018) and Ray (2004). Both recount the lives of musicians that between the two of them probably laid more mileage of pipe than the Druzhba line. Seriously, it's a wonder either of them ever got around to writing music. Hit the Road Jack? More like Hit the Back Walls Ray, am I right? Haha. The movies were pretty good. Facebook: http://facebook.com/beefstationpodEmail Us: beefstationpod@gmail.comTwitter: @beefstationpod Next week on Beef Station: Fantastic Beasts - The Crimes of Grindelwald!

feeder sound 148 mixed by Fuueihou [Druzhba] Co-founder of @druzhbarecords & founding member of the house duo @fuzokuofficial, Nick Sabev a.k.a. Fuueihou has been exploring the nostalgia-fuelled musical boundaries between past and present since the start of his artistic career in 2007. His aesthetic mixtapes all pose the familiar question - is it all fantasy or just a never-ending dream? www.feeder.ro/2018/01/12/fuueihou-druzhba

Back in August, I had the chance of talking to Dimitar Dimitrov, EU Policy Director at Wikimedia. On their website, Wikimedia is described as a global movement whose mission is to bring free educational content to the world. By now, it is one of the top 10 websites traffic-wise globally and it is arguably the biggest community-driven project online. It all started with the amazing Wikipedia, but as knowledge kept getting compiled, their projects also kept on multiplying. Today, the Wikimedia Foundation hosts a dozen projects with the joint goal of sharing knowledge – Wiktionary, Wikimedia Commons and their latest baby Wikidata are just a few of them. Being a content superpower is not easy, though. Surely a hot topic at the minute, the upcoming EU copyright reform is something under their radar but this legislation is far from being the only thing with a deep impact on Wikimedia’s work. For a long time now, they have been facing a variety of challenges that go from censorship in certain countries to court rulings that place double-standards in terms of what people can do with content online and offline. To find out more about these things and, of course, how you can get involved with Wikimedia, just press play. Aritus – For you [Soundcloud] // CC BY YeahRight! – San Francisco [Soundcloud] // CC BY-NC-SA Taseh – Down Roller [Monster Jinx] // CC BY-NC-SA Luck & Doc – To My Recollection [blocSonic] // CC BY-NC-SA Oranjada vs. North Beach Crew – Zora (2010 Druzhba session) [mahorka] // CC BY-NC All the songs from “Plays Guitar” and “Plays Guitar Again” by Gillicuddy have been used as background music for the interview. All tracks available under a CC BY-NC licence; download on Bandcamp or FMA..: Photo by Wikimedia Foundation :. CC BY

Druzhba by Andrey Rebrov