... introduction of a 30% tariff on European cars by the U.S. beginning August 1. As part of the package, Europe also promised to invest $600 billion into the U.S. economy – directed towards infrastructure, green technologies, and more. Thus, the deal is ... ... new round of trade confrontation and reduced costs for European industry. In Moscow, however, such an agreement is seen as a long-term challenge: in effect, the European Union is solidifying its course towards rejecting Russian oil and gas, forcing Russia ...

... assets may be expected. However, the specific dynamics will depend on whether the X1.2 flare triggers actual disruptions in systems. Overall, the increasing frequency of magnetic storms (along with the upcoming peak of the 11-year solar cycle) poses long-term risks to the global economy. Experts predict that investments in infrastructure resilience and geomagnetic risk insurance will become one of the crucial topics in the coming years. In conclusion, vigilance is warranted: according to scientists, while the X1.2 flare currently occurred at the edge of the ...

... take place offline, as described above. Key players are not eager to change this situation: large manufacturers are focused on long-term contracts with big clients, while traders, in an environment of "low visibility," can dictate terms to customers ... ... figure by 100 times in the next two years, for which a pre-IPO round has been opened. In 2024, OPEN OIL MARKET is attracting investments of 1 billion rubles to scale the project and conduct an IPO in 2026. Translated using ChatGPT Sourse: https://companies....

..., brain function operates differently, subtly reflecting vulnerability to depression. Why does this happen, and what are the long-term implications? In this article, we will explore how depression in women, particularly mothers, affects the brains and ... ... enables timely provisioning of resources for developing emotional resilience. Taking care of parents' emotional well-being is an investment in the psychologically healthy future of the entire family.

... ten months of 2024, damper payments increased by 36% to 1.544 trillion rubles, and payments from the reverse excise tax and investment surcharge grew by 51% to 1.532 trillion rubles. In total, subsidies amounted to almost 3.1 trillion rubles, which is ... ... impose a temporary export ban and return to previous rules. This year, the crisis is linked to the risk of fuel shortages and the long-term impact of sanctions, which was not as noticeable in 2022-2023: due to restrictions on equipment supplies for refineries,...