... Boom, IPOs, and Global Deals The global startup ecosystem continues to confidently revive and grow by the end of July 2025. After a prolonged downturn, investors worldwide are actively financing tech companies again: record funding rounds are being secured, and startup plans for public listings are back in the spotlight. Major funds and corporations are returning to aggressive investments, initiating new investment programs, while governments across various countries are ramping up support for innovation,...

... 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 to Dalip Singh, Deputy National Security Advisor to the U.S. President. He stated that new measures would target the sale and transportation of Russian oil. Earlier, Bloomberg reported that in September, prices for Russian Urals crude oil fell below $60 per barrel, the price cap ...

... technologies, and other medical-tech projects are gathering significant capital once again. For example, the Greek project Centivax attracted €132 million for the development of a universal vaccine, while U.S. biomedical company Altos Labs continues to secure hundreds of millions for research in life extension. Defense Technologies: Investments in startups related to defense and security are growing amidst global geopolitical tensions. Projects in areas such as drones, cybersecurity, space systems, ...

... Rosneft invests in digitalization and automation, which increases productivity and reduces costs. Influence on Russia: Rosneft's investments contribute to economic growth, especially in remote regions. The company's projects improve Russia's energy security, create jobs and attract additional resources for regional development. Export development strengthens the country's economic position in the international arena. Impact on investors: For investors, Rosneft represents a stable source of dividend ...

... Stream pipelines. However, since then, the project has been discussed but not implemented. Russia has already lost its economic interest in this gas hub, while Turkey sees its own benefit, believes Igor Yushkov, an expert from the National Energy Security Fund and the Financial University under the Government of Russia. “There is no need to build any powerful infrastructure. They simply need to launch a trading platform within the existing Turkish exchanges. I think Turkey is just bargaining ...