... integrating into the world industry. For example, the AI startup Perplexity (founded by a Belarusian entrepreneur and based in the U.S.) recently secured an additional ~$100 million, bringing its valuation to ~$18 billion. Another example is the Dubai project ... ... accelerators. Local startups are striving to enter global value chains, relying on strong competencies in high-tech niches (AI, big data, cybersecurity, etc.). Despite all the challenges, Russia and its neighbors are gradually building their venture landscape,...

... of this week, Brent crude prices returned to around mid-$60 per barrel (approximately $66–67), while West Texas Intermediate crude is trading in the $64–65 range. The improvement in market sentiment is attributed to several factors. First, fresh data from the U.S. Department of Energy indicated an unexpected reduction in commercial oil inventories by about 3 million barrels over the past week, signaling robust demand and supporting prices. Second, market participants are factoring in potential supply disruptions ...

... integrating into the global industry. For instance, the AI startup Perplexity, founded by a Belarusian entrepreneur and based in the U.S., recently raised an additional ~$100 million, increasing its valuation to ~$18 billion. Another example is the Dubai project ... ... regional accelerators. Local startups aim to enter global value chains, leveraging strong competencies in high-tech niches (AI, big data, cybersecurity, etc.). Despite all challenges, Russia and its neighbors are gradually building their own venture landscape,...

... industry stakeholders. Oil prices remain relatively stable, with the North Sea benchmark Brent hovering around $67 per barrel, and U.S. WTI around $63. These levels are approximately 10% lower than a year ago, reflecting a gradual normalization of the market ... ... increases to end consumers. "The lower the volume of subsidies, the lower the refinery margin. According to the latest data, the net profit of Russian refineries decreased by more than 60% in the first five months of 2025. Thus, the rise in exchange ...

... current week, benchmark Brent prices have returned to around mid-$60 per barrel (approximately $66–67), while American WTI crude is trading around $64–65 per barrel. The improved market sentiment is attributed to several factors. Firstly, fresh data from the U.S. Department of Energy indicated an unexpected decrease in commercial oil inventories of approximately 3 million barrels over the past week, signaling robust demand and supporting prices. Secondly, market participants are factoring in potential supply ...