... the sector. Production by Russian companies remains near record levels, and amidst sanctions, the coal industry is actively reorienting towards Asian markets. The government... ... 8 million tons of CO 2 . Currently, the share of generation based on RES in Russia's power system remains small (accounting for only a few percent), but it is increasing... ... One notable phenomenon is the sharp decrease in energy commodity turnover between the U.S. and China amid worsening relations. In June 2025, China did not purchase any oil...

... close eye on a trade truce established between several major countries, promising new growth opportunities. Moreover, Amazon's most recent report has become the subject of intense discussion among analysts, with Samsung's report adding fuel to the fire.... ... remain at comfortable levels for Russian exporters. Investors in the CIS region continue to monitor the external backdrop—sanction risks and commodity price dynamics remain key factors. Nevertheless, the overall picture in the Russian market at the ...

... 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 ... ... investors, subsidies, and grants for startups could revitalize the market. Focus on Local Projects. In the context of Russia's isolation, developing the domestic market and supporting companies targeting local consumers is crucial. Growth of Priority ...

... transfers. How will the digital ruble impact the Russian economy? Control over cash flows: With the ability to track transactions, the government will be able to monitor cash flows more accurately, increasing the transparency of the economy. Resilience to sanctions: In the face of sanction pressures, Russia can utilize the digital ruble for transactions bypassing international financial systems, thereby maintaining independence. Support for small and medium-sized businesses: The digital ruble will simplify ...

... Scenario If Moldova and Transnistria are unable to receive Russian gas from any source—neither via Ukraine nor the TurkStream pipeline—they face a severe crisis. This could occur if sanctions against Gazprombank are strictly enforced or if new U.S. sanctions are imposed. A broader European gas deficit and rising prices would ensue, according to Igor Yushkov, an expert from the National Energy Security Fund and the Financial University under the Government of Russia. Even if Moldova secures alternative ...