... domestic one. This preference is primarily driven by the promising investment opportunities that foreign markets present. The Russian market is still in its developmental phase, having been severely impacted by the crisis and sanctions. As a result, investors ... ..., investors pull their money into the dollar, resulting in its appreciation. Conversely, currencies of countries with weaker economies may exhibit negative trends, with Russia being no exception. Should oil prices decline further, the ruble may plunge ...

... involving this pair of adversaries instantly affects international markets and the global economy. India today is one of the largest economies in the world, and military conflict would impact global supply chains and financial markets (investors shy away from ... ... escalation, new military projects are announced by both countries. For instance, following the 2019 crisis, India rapidly procured Russian S-400 air defense systems, French precision missiles, and accelerated the outfitting of its air force with modern fighters....

... varies, the overall direction is clear: digital currencies are emerging from the "grey zone" and gaining official recognition, which enhances trust in the market from traditional financial players. Russia: Interest in cryptocurrencies in the Russian Federation has noticeably increased amid changes in legislation. Back in August 2024, President Vladimir Putin signed a decree legalizing the use of digital currencies in international settlements and in the currency market within an experimental ...

... Company «Client Service» to Launch «Digital Management Company»: A New Direction in Development Deal Details The largest Russian developer, «Samolit», has acquired a 76% stake in the IT company «Client Service», which was previously managed by ... ... enhance their experiences, and increase property values through improved service. Why Is «Samolit» Betting on Its Own Services? Economies of Scale Given the significant volume of housing being commissioned, developing its own platform becomes more economically ...

... have been placed on combat duty. Non-standard types of nuclear weapons are also being developed, such as the underwater drone "Poseidon," equipped with a nuclear power plant. Although economic constraints hinder the pace of rearmament, the Russian arsenal remains a formidable force and continues to grow numerically (partly due to the slowdown in the disposal of old warheads). USA The United States of America has a comparably sized nuclear arsenal—approximately 5,100 warheads in total....