
Глава Минэкономразвития России Максим Решетников сообщил, что не встретился с торговым представителем США Джеймисоном Гриром на встрече министров «Большой двадцатки» в Милуоки, подчеркнув, что российская делегация поддерживает рабочие контакты с американскими коллегами.
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Встреча министров «Большой двадцатки» проходит в Милуоки, где участвуют представители ведущих экономик мира, включая Россию и США.
Глава Минэкономразвития России Максим Решетников сообщил, что не встречался с торговым представителем США Джеймисоном Гриром на полях встречи министров "Большой двадцатки" (G20) в Милуоки.
"Нет", – ответил Решетников журналистам на вопрос о том, были ли у него встречи с Гриром.
Ранее министр заявил, что российская делегация поддерживает рабочие контакты с американскими коллегами в Милуоки.

If Britain decides to rejoin the European Union, as new Prime Minister Andy Burnham has proposed, it would require additional spending of 5 billion pounds ($6.6 billion) a year, according to Bloomberg, citing former officials from Keir Starmer's Labor administration. The country will lose the budget cut it received under Margaret Thatcher and will be forced to cancel all post-Brexit trade agreements.

Press Secretary of the Russian President Dmitry Peskov said that Russia strives for peace, not a truce, emphasizing that President Vladimir Putin previously expressed this position at the Valdai Forum.

Verkhovna Rada deputy Alexander Dubinsky, who is in a pre-trial detention center on suspicion of treason, said on Telegram that the meetings of Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky with European officials are “petty fraerring” and demonstrate that Europe controls Zelensky through average clerks, sending a signal to Moscow.

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said that the opposition party Alternative for Germany has Russian support, without providing concrete evidence. This was reported by Bloomberg after the AfD won the elections in Saxony-Anhalt with 43.8 percent of the vote.

The Tomsk Duma unanimously decided to introduce a tourist tax from January 1, 2027. The tax rate will gradually increase: 2% in 2027, 3% in 2028, 4% in 2029 and 5% from 2030. According to forecasts, the tax could bring about 23 million rubles to the city budget in the first year of operation. The tax will be paid by public accommodation facilities, and not by tourists directly. Benefits are provided to residents of the Tomsk region, children with accompanying adults and full-time students under 23 years of age.

The head of the Russian Ministry of Economic Development, Maxim Reshetnikov, said that the delay in reform of the World Trade Organization (WTO) is a problem for all countries, emphasizing that most G20 countries agree with the need to resolve international trade issues within the WTO.