Former German chancellor Gerhard Schröder’s resignation plans come a day after the European Union’s parliament endorsed sanctions against him.
Former German chancellor Gerhard Schröder told state-owned Russian energy company Rosneft he intends to resign from its board, the company announced Friday, in a major concession from the Kremlin-allied German who fell
into disgrace following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.... [+]German businessman and Nord Stream AG chief executive Matthias Warnig also informed Rosneft of his exit from its board, the company said in a statement reported on by
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