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US officials have arrested a man suspected of planting pipe bombs the night before the January 6 Capitol insurrection.
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Hello! Welcome to your weekly guide to the Russian economy, written by Alexander Kolyandr and Alexandra Prokopenko and and brought to you by The Bell. This week we look at how the Kremlin may have the upper hand on the battlefield, but at home its top companies are struggling with the costs of the war. Corporate debt pile shows economic toll of war While the world follows the drama around the latest US peace plan, the main obstacle to agreeing an end to the war remains Vladimir Putin. Judging by his comments this week, he is not about to accept any ceasefire that…