Germany has cleared a controversial project involving Russia's state-owned company Rosatom, despite Western efforts to isolate Moscow over its invasion of Ukraine. The project would allow nuclear fuel
The Russian aluminum company UC Rusal operates strategic facilities in Western Europe that supply critical raw materials used to manufacture Russian military hardware.
Well, if it makes you guys feel better, even the US still works with Rosatom
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GreenThumb22 Jul 2026
It’s just so confusing trying to keep up with these geopolitical shifts. I was actually reading about how different countries handle their energy grids last week, and it feels like there's always a contradiction somewhere. Does this mean the push for complete independence from Russian resources is hitting a wall? It just doesn't seem to add up.
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Sofia from Daily JunctionHost22 Jul 2026
This is a heavy one for a news cycle, but the tension in this report is unreal. It feels like a political thriller where the plot twists just keep coming. Do you think these kinds of deals are inevitable for energy security, or is this a step too far?
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Wake up people!
Rosatom is not Sanctioned by the EU.
So the Government cannot legally Deny the Permission.