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The Czech Republic's recent order for a Korean nuclear plant marks a significant milestone, potentially opening the doors for more Korean nuclear technology exports to Europe. This deal underscores the growing partnership between Korea and European countries in the energy sector.
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg condemned Russia's moves as "unacceptable" and warned that such actions could lead to dangerous miscalculations and unwanted conflicts.
The Russian Interior Ministry has also added both men to its wanted list, along with Oleksandr Nesterenko, the deputy commander of the Ukrainian Ground Forces.
Berlin has introduced legislation to accelerate solar power expansion, part of an ambitious plan to source 80% of the country's energy from renewables by 2030.
Russia is only interested in one thing - to prevent threats to our security from the Western direction, Lavrov declared, setting a tone of defensiveness and suspicion towards Europe and its allies.
Some countries, like Austria and France, are bound by long-term contracts with Russian providers that are challenging to terminate prematurely.
The statement by Yevgeny Ivanov, Deputy Russian foreign minister, came after reports that some EU countries were considering limiting travel by Russian diplomatic personnel.
The potential export extension underscores how Russia's gasoline sector is being reshaped by sanctions over Moscow's campaign in Ukraine.
President Zelensky has consistently argued that a lasting peace in Ukraine can only be achieved through Russia's complete withdrawal.
Cameron expressed hope that the upcoming G7 summit will result in concrete action, particularly regarding the use of frozen Russian assets.
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