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Half-owned by Gazprom, the OPAL pipeline runs 470 km from Germany’s Baltic Sea coast to Germany’s southern border with the Czech Republic.

Wednesday, September 11, 2019
Half-owned by Gazprom, the OPAL pipeline runs 470 km from Germany’s Baltic Sea coast to Germany’s southern border with the Czech Republic.

Half-owned by Gazprom, the OPAL pipeline runs 470 km from Germany’s Baltic Sea coast to Germany’s southern border with the Czech Republic. Its 36.5 billion cubic meters a year capacity is slightly more than the capacity of Nord Stream 1. Although the €1 billion pipelines were commissioned in 2011, Poland argues that current EU energy law does not allow for monopolies.

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After losing $100 million last year, Ukraine International Airlines, the nation’s flag carrier, is replacing its president of 15 years with the deputy director of Boryspil Airport.

After losing $100 million last year, Ukraine International Airlines, the nation’s flag carrier, is replacing its president of 15 years with the deputy director of Boryspil Airport.

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The IMF mission starts work in Kyiv today, negotiating what the central bank hopes will be a deal to bring Ukraine as much as $10 billion through 2023.

The IMF mission starts work in Kyiv today, negotiating what the central bank hopes will be a deal to bring Ukraine as much as $10 billion through 2023.

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