Russian petrochemicals giant to boost polymer exports to India
India could become a target market for Russian polymer exports, Sibur CEO Andrey Frolov says Read Full Article at RT.com
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Scammers Are Tricking Anti-Vaxxers Into Buying Bogus Medical Documents
On Telegram, scammers are impersonating doctors to sell fake Covid-19 vaccination certificates and other products, showing how criminals are taking advantage of conspiracy theories.
Oh Good, Hurricanes Are Now Made of Microplastics
When Hurricane Larry made landfall two years ago, it dropped over 100,000 microplastics per square meter of land per day. It’s another ominous sign of how plasticized the environment has become.
A new deal gives the US military ‘unimpeded access’ to Sweden’s bases — including a vital outpost in the heart of northern Europe
Sweden has been reinforcing Gotland Island amid rising tensions with Russia, and now the US military has expanded access to that Baltic Sea outpost.
A London restaurant pulled spaghetti carbonara from its menu, claiming that diners complained too much that it didn’t contain cream — and sometimes even asked to add chicken
Some restaurants and home cooks add cream to their carbonara. It’s a fiery topic among Italians.
As Tesla’s fight with Sweden escalates, the EV firm is hiring a ‘hands-on’ Nordic expert with a knack for problem-solving
Tesla is hiring an expert in legal and government affairs as its problems in the region show no signs of easing up.
Russia shot down yet another one of its prized fighter jets by mistake, Ukraine says
Russian forces shot down their own Su-25 jet as it flew over the Zaporizhia region in eastern Ukraine, reports claim.
A Russian paramilitary group opposed to Putin says it attacked a troop stronghold inside Russia’s borders
The Freedom of Russia Legion, made up of army defectors and anti-Putin volunteers, has claimed responsibility for multiple attacks within Russia.
Somebody returned a copy of ‘Beowulf’ to a library 54 years after it was checked out. It would have accrued $1,000 in fines.
Somebody returned a copy of "Beowulf" 54 years after it was checked out. It would have accumulated a fine of about $1,000, the library said.
Chinese EV giants are planning factories in Mexico, and it’s alarming US officials: report
MG, BYD and Chery are all looking at sites to build new factories in the country and
it’s causing angst in Washington, according to the FT.