... multipolar world order that takes into account the interests of the broadest range of states and is free from politically motivated restrictions and neo-colonial attitudes. The president underscored that this is not about cosmetic amendments to old rules of ... ... model of world development. This model should exclude unilateral barriers and manipulations, ensuring equal opportunities for trade and investment. As an example of the negative consequences of unilateral decisions, Putin cited the situation in energy....

... situation is uneven: startup funding in China remains low, while India, Southeast Asia, and the Gulf states are attracting increasing amounts of capital. Even local markets (e.g., CIS countries) are trying to catch the new wave of growth despite external restrictions. The overall picture indicates the emergence of a global venture boom, although investors are still approaching deals selectively and cautiously. Below are key events and trends shaping the current agenda for the venture market on August ...

... aimed at limiting Russian oil sales, including tighter sanctions and enhanced oversight to prevent circumvention of established restrictions. The potential economic consequences of such measures are highlighted, both for Russia and the global oil market.... ... The article also analyzes Russia's capacity to counter these actions, such as by developing alternative export channels and trade partnerships. The United States aims to intensify sanctions pressure on Russian oil supplies to the global market, according ...

... with the search for interesting companies on private platforms or through brokers dealing with closed placements. Access to such transactions is available to qualified investors and, within certain limits, to non-qualified (retail) investors. However, restrictions apply in Russian markets: without qualified status, a private investor can invest only limited amounts (typically up to several hundred thousand rubles) and only after passing a special test. The preparation of a pre-IPO deal involves several ...

... 1, offering liberal conditions for crypto business in an effort to become a regional hub. Meanwhile, Japan maintains strict restrictions on cryptocurrency operations. Regulators in other parts of Asia and the Middle East are also gradually opening up ... ... interest in using stablecoins to expedite international transfers. Corporations are not standing aside either: several publicly traded companies — from IT giants to retailers — are incorporating Bitcoin into their reserves or accepting payments in cryptocurrency....