... solution that will help reduce dependence on external supplies and strengthen energy security. Gazprom's statement regarding the U.S. non-compliance with LNG supply obligations to Europe highlights an issue not only for the energy market but also for the economic stability of the region. Breach of contracts could have negative repercussions for European countries, particularly during the winter months when demand for energy resources increases. To prevent such crises, Europe must reassess its approach ...

... by 17%. The total investment amounted to only $91.7 million, which was even lower than the levels seen in 2022, when the market was under pressure from global and domestic crises. This decline was the result of a complex set of factors, ranging from economic instability and sanctions pressure to a reduction in the number of active market participants. This not only struck young technology companies hard but also raised doubts about the future growth of the innovation sector in Russia. Reasons for ...

... of silver and protection from inflation. In this article, we will tell you what silver bonds are, how they work, and analyze the first Russian example - SILV01 bonds from Seligdar. Find out why this instrument attracts attention in the conditions of economic instability and how it can become part of your investment portfolio. Silver bonds: what are they and how does the new investment instrument work in Russia? Silver bonds are a new financial instrument on the Russian market, introduced in 2024 ...

... interest in country properties leads to a rise in land costs, particularly near major cities. Construction costs: Inflation and rising prices for construction materials escalate home building expenses, which directly affects the amount of loans requested. Economic Instability: Impact of inflation: Rising prices of goods and services compel Russians to plan for larger expenses on housing. Weakening of the ruble and increases in the Central Bank's key interest rate raise loan costs, although preferential ...

... issued strong statements, raising concerns about the possibility of direct military confrontation between the two nuclear powers. Notably, India significantly surpasses Pakistan in terms of population (approximately 1.4 billion against 220 million) and economic strength (GDP exceeding $3 trillion compared to around $0.3 trillion). However, Pakistan's powerful army and its possession of nuclear weapons make it a formidable adversary. Over 75 years of confrontation, India and Pakistan have already engaged ...