A Russian retail firm Fix-Price, known for its low-priced products in stores, is planning on a stock market listing in London that could value itself at more than $6bn.
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Russia due to go on protest on 23rd January
The detainment of Alexei Navalny, a Putin critic, has caused unrest amongst Russians, and Navalny’s calls for a mass protest have been answered. More and more social media stars are claiming that they will be participating in the unsanctioned event amongst governmental claims of the consequences of doing so.
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MBH Media reports that the last year saw FSB, the Federal Safety Service, spend 22 million and 369 thousand roubles (224,000 British pounds) on premium skiing equipment as part of, what the governmental spending portal states, “provision of governmental needs”.
MoreAirport warns about restrictions of mass gatherings due to Navalny’s return
Vnukovo, an airport in Moscow where Navalny has said he is due to arrive on the 17th of January, has stated that people should be warned about mass protests due to coronavirus.
MoreNavalny due to return to Russia
Aleksey Navalny, an outspoken Putin critic, has stated that he is due to return to Russia on 17th January.
MorePolitical analyst competition sees 1,700 applicants
The start of the project was announced on the 11th January by the head of the Administration of the President of the Russian Federation, Sergey Kirienko.
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