... the spotlight for investors and participants in the fuel and energy sector. Brent oil prices remain under pressure due to increased production and slowing demand, while the US and Russia are holding a key summit in Alaska that could influence energy cooperation. Additionally, Russia has extended the ban on gasoline exports to stabilize the domestic market. This review covers oil, gas, renewable energy sources, coal, and market regulations for petroleum products. Detailed Review of the Energy Sector ...

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... Technology: Russia aims to enhance the combat capabilities of its Armed Forces on a new technological base. This signifies further rearmament of the army with modern samples, including through active work within the DIC. International Military-Technical Cooperation: The country will increase interaction with foreign partners in the defense sector. This includes not only traditional export supplies or modernization of equipment for friendly states but also joint research and development, training of personnel,...

... Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf and Indian Prime Minister Atal Vajpayee, following which a "Composite Dialogue" was launched—a series of negotiations covering the full array of bilateral issues, including Kashmir, trade, water use, and cooperation in the fight against terrorism. Both governments exhibited cautious optimism. Confidence-building measures were undertaken (earlier, in July 2001, Presidents Musharraf and Vajpayee held a summit in Agra, which, however, failed to break through ...

... the restrictions may be restructured: Under new pretexts, such as those related to human rights or cybersecurity; In the form of targeted personal sanctions against Russian businessmen and companies; Through secondary sanctions that hinder Russia's cooperation with third countries. Therefore, even if some restrictions are eased, it is unlikely to result in a full restoration of previous economic relations. What Does This Mean for Investors? 1. Growth of the Domestic Market Sanctions have forced ...