... Oil companies in OPEC+ countries are gradually increasing production in line with the easing of restrictions. According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), oil production in Russia increased by 20,000 barrels per day in June 2025, reaching 9.19 million ... ... among several other major producers, including Saudi Arabia, Iraq, the UAE, and Kuwait. Meanwhile, some participants in the agreement (such as Azerbaijan and Nigeria) did not reach their limits. Since April 2025, the OPEC+ alliance has been increasing ...

... continues to call for an end to the conflict, which may lead to a decline in Western support for Ukraine. The EU faces the threat of internal division, and analysts fear that nationalist forces may become a "Trojan horse" for Russia in Europe. Analysis: ... ... probable that ahead of the presidential elections, Trump is trying to bolster his standing as a leader capable of achieving a peace agreement. However, it remains unclear what specific steps both sides are prepared to take and whether the negotiations will be ...

... deal of the year, significantly strengthening Google's position in the cloud services market. Concurrently, Meta has reached an agreement to invest ~ $14 billion in the data annotation platform Scale AI , acquiring about 49% of the shares at a valuation ... ... ecosystems. From Nigerian fintech projects to Kenyan agrotech startups — an increasing number of African teams are attracting international capital for scaling. Latin America is keeping pace: in 2025, Mexico has overtaken Brazil in terms of venture investments ...

... payment systems will use it in real operations. If regulatory barriers are lifted, XRP has the potential to strengthen its role in international settlements. Critics, however, point to competition: on one hand, traditional systems are accelerating their payments ... ... attention with its scientific approach: its consensus protocol, named Avalanche, is based on the concept of stochastic (random) agreement – nodes in the network repeatedly poll random peers to achieve consensus with high probability in seconds. This approach ...

... stable supply volumes under long-term contracts. Deepening Energy Dependence on Other Countries If Europe continues to rely on external gas supplies, such disruptions may recur. Recent events emphasize the necessity of diversifying suppliers and seeking internal energy stability, for example, through the development of renewable sources and increased gas storage capacity. Possible Measures in Response to Breach of Contracts Strengthening Contract Terms European companies may reconsider the terms of agreements with American suppliers, incorporating stricter penalties for shortfalls. This would reduce the likelihood of gas volumes being redirected to other regions and provide greater protection for European consumers. Establishment of Strategic Reserves ...