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Lukashenko Wins with 87.6% Votes: What Does It Mean for Russia?

... influence in the region. Lukashenko's victory ensures the continuation of military cooperation, including joint exercises, the deployment of Russian military facilities, and coordination within the CSTO framework. However, the high concentration of power in Lukashenko's hands makes Belarus vulnerable to internal and external pressures. Russia will need to maintain a delicate balance between its alliance obligations and economic pragmatism. What Should Russia Pay Attention To? The West's Reaction....

Why Trump Wants to Buy Greenland: Economic and Geopolitical Motives

... stations in the early warning missile defense system. Control of the island would allow the United States to enhance its military power in the Arctic and curb the growing influence of Russia and China in the region. Natural Resources: Rare Earth Elements and ... ... Containment of China and Russia Since 2017, China has actively invested in Greenland, developing infrastructure projects and mining industries. China's aim to strengthen its presence in the Arctic raises concerns in the United States. For Washington, purchasing ...

Is it possible to replace Russian LNG with American: reality, benefits and risks for the European market

... of Russian gas on the market, but it has not yet been possible to completely abandon it. Technically, Russian companies have powerful production capabilities, and even with sanctions restrictions, supplies continue. Technical and economic barriers to ... ... European investors. Increased energy costs may affect the profitability of European companies, especially in energy-intensive industries. This must be taken into account when forming a portfolio. In the current situation, it is important for investors ...

The U.S. Fails to Meet LNG Contracts with Europe: What This Means for Europe’s Energy Security

... economy. With winter approaching, the potential for insufficient gas supplies raises serious concerns for both residential and industrial users, as higher energy prices could curtail consumer spending, limit business investments, and stall economic growth.... ... energy needs, European countries may accelerate investments in renewable energy sources, such as wind, solar, and hydroelectric power. Developing alternative energy sources would reduce dependency on LNG and other fossil fuels, while simultaneously strengthening ...

What the US Imports from Russia — Uranium, Fertilizers, and Palladium

... as catalytic converters are not required in electric vehicles. Nuclear Fuel and Uranium Supplies Another critically important category remains nuclear fuel. In 2024, the U.S. imported enriched uranium (in the form of uranium hexafluoride for nuclear power plants) from Russia worth $624 million — almost the same amount as before the war (a decrease of only 3% compared to 2021). This indicates the continued dependence of American nuclear energy on Russian raw materials. The Russian state corporation ...