On the day he took office as president, Donald Trump made a number of high-profile economic decisions. New import duties on goods from Canada and Mexico, the end of subsidies for electric vehicles, and the US withdrawal from the Paris Climate Agreement caused a wide resonance. Read our article to find out how these measures will affect the US economy and international relations. Introduction of Import Tariffs and Cancellation of Electric Vehicle Subsidies in the U.S.: The First Steps of ...

... warheads for each side). However, the current term of this last major arms control agreement expires in 2026. The absence of a new agreement could pave the way for a new arms race between the superpowers—a risk factor closely monitored by experts and markets.... ... strikes in the region if needed. France does not have land-based ballistic missiles—as this segment was retired in the 1990s. Paris openly asserts that it does not plan to increase the number of warheads, adhering to a "sufficient and reliable" ...

... are eyeing fintech startups, while pharmaceutical giants are engaging with medtech projects through partnerships and option agreements. All this creates new exit opportunities for venture funds: if a startup does not go public, it stands a high likelihood ... ... has produced its first unicorns, with governments aiming to cultivate even more (for instance, at the 2025 VivaTech forum in Paris, Saudi representatives introduced several candidates for billion-dollar valuations as part of their Vision 2030 initiative)....