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Lithuania to allocate 0.25% of GDP to support Ukraine
Lithuania will allocate at least 0.25% of its GDP for defense and security support to Ukraine
Norway will create a grain reserve in case of an emergency situation
During the signing of the agreement, the Norwegian government stated the need for stockpiling due to pandemic, war and climate change
Hungary to appeal EU decision to send 1.4 billion euros from Russian assets for weapons for Ukraine
Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjártó confirmed that the EU will allocate 1.4 billion euros from Russian assets for weapons for Ukraine and said he intends to appeal the decision
China has launched a nuclear-powered steam generator on an industrial scale
The "Tianwan" nuclear power plant has begun operating the "Heqi-1" project, which will reduce coal consumption at petrochemical plants
Ferrari will launch its first electric car in 2024
The Maranello plant plans to increase series production by a third
Ukraine and Japan have concluded a two-line security agreement. What it provides for
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida have signed a bilateral agreement under which Japan will provide Ukraine with 4.5 billion dollars
G7 countries will call on China to stop helping Russia in the war against Ukraine — Bloomberg
The G7 countries will call on China to stop supporting Russia in its war against Ukraine, and in return encourage Russia to withdraw its troops
Iraq to resume oil exports via Turkey
Iraq, which is OPEC's second-largest oil producer, said it plans to reach an agreement with the semi-autonomous Kurdistan region and international oil companies to resume oil exports
Germany needs an additional 75,000 military personnel to fulfill NATO's defense plans
The Bundeswehr needs 75,000 soldiers to meet the North Atlantic Alliance's defense plans, as the need for additional German personnel is greater than previously believed
In Britain banknotes with the image of King Charles II have come into circulation
In Great Britain banknotes with the image of King Charles III have come into circulation. They will gradually replace some of the old banknotes
Impact of sanctions: some Russian companies start paying Chinese clients in cryptocurrency — Bloomberg
Some Russian companies have begun using cryptocurrency as a means of payment with Chinese customers and suppliers due to the impact of sanctions on the economy
Patel: New US military aid will change the situation at the front — media
During his visit to Ukraine, US Secretary of State Blinken announces a $2 billion aid package to strengthen the Armed Forces
US working on new aid package for Ukraine — White House
White House spokesperson Karine Jean-Pierre said that the United States remains focused on supporting Ukraine's defense capabilities and is preparing a new aid package
The US increases duties on imports of Chinese goods
The United States announced an $18 billion increase in duties on imports of certain goods from China, including electric vehicles and semiconductors
India votes. How the world's largest democracy chooses its government
In these elections, about 600 million citizens elect 543 deputies for the next five years
Google fires 28 employees who protested the company's contract with Israel
Google has fired 28 employees for participating in sit-ins at its offices against a contract with the Israeli government to provide cloud computing services
Shmyhal warned of the possibility of World War III if Ukraine loses to russia
If Ukraine is defeated in the war against the russian invaders, it could lead to the outbreak of World War III
