13.03.2025, 17:01

Moscow does not want ceasefire, interested in lasting settlement with Ukraine - presidential aide

MOSCOW. March 13 (Interfax) - Moscow does not want a temporary ceasefire, instead, it is interested in a lasting settlement of the Ukraine conflict, Russian presidential aide Yury Ushakov said.

To read the full news articles, Subscribe.

08:44PM
Kazakhstan plans six-month ban on poultry egg imports

08:32PM
Kazakhstan intends to extend ban on exporting breeding stock of cattle, sheep, goats

08:30PM
Astana, Moscow discuss transit of Russian coal to China via Kazakhstan

06:28PM
Transportation volume via TITR up 62% to 4.5 mln tonnes in 2024

05:09PM
Putin to unveil Russia's position on proposed ceasefire in Ukraine - Kremlin aide Ushakov

04:54PM
Azerbaijan lags OPEC+ quota by 86,000 bpd in Feb - Energy Ministry

04:33PM
Resolution of border problems between Bishkek, Dushanbe to enhance security in CSTO zone - organization

04:28PM
SCAT to launch Shymkent-Seoul flights from May 29

04:21PM
AVERAGE WEIGHTED RATE ON MARCH 13, 2025 IS 495.28 TENGE FOR $1;

03:40PM
Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan sign border treaty

03:38PM
IEA lowers estimate for global oil supply growth in 2025 by 100,000 bpd to 1.5 mln bpd, expects surplus of 600,000 bpd

03:37PM
EU looks to deepen cooperation with Kazakhstan and Central Asia

01:41PM
QazaqGaz and ILF Consulting Engineers sign agreement to drive innovation and workforce development

01:33PM
Kazakhstan and EU sign EUR 200 million agreement to support sustainable transport and renewable energy

Press center

https://press.interfax.kz

IT MAY BE FAIR TO APPLY A STANDARD CIT RATE ACROSS ALL BUSINESSES

YE’S INTERNATIONAL HOTEL COMPANY EXITS MANAGEMENT OF YE’S ASTANA APARTHOTEL IN KAZAKHSTAN

KASE IS FOCUSED ON INCREASING THE FINANCING OF SMALL AND MEDIUM-SIZED ENTERPRISES

ADB EXPERTS ARE READY TO SUPPORT THE GOVERNMENT IN TAX REFORMS

Moscow does not want ceasefire, interested in lasting settlement with Ukraine - presidential aide

Press center