Economists of the Russian Academy of Sciences named the risks for the labor market due to sanctions, and the EU announced the disconnection of new Russian banks from SWIFT – these and other important news for Tuesday morning, May 3, in our daily review.

The EU is going to intensify cooperation with African countries to help the community substitute gas supplies from Russia and reduce dependence on Moscow in the energy sector, Bloomberg writes.

The sanctions crisis poses risks for the development of human capital in Russia, and official unemployment is not the most dangerous of them. New challenges for the labor market and social sphere were discussed by experts of the Institute of Economics of the Russian Academy of Sciences.

The EU will introduce a sixth package of sanctions against Russia, which will include disconnecting new Russian banks from the SWIFT international payment system.

To feel happy, the average Russian resident needs 190,000 rubles monthly, experts of the SuperJob service have found out (RBC has the results of the research).

Germany is ready to support the European Union’s immediate embargo on oil from Russia, the country’s Economy Minister Robert Habeck said.