... and accumulation of reserves, Europe is approaching the autumn-winter period more prepared than a year ago. However, potential risks remain—from weather factors (a cold winter might sharply increase demand) to competition with Asia for LNG cargoes. Regulators and gas companies in the EU remain vigilant, continuing efforts to increase reserves and develop infrastructure for gas reception and distribution. Overall, the current situation in the European gas market inspires cautious optimism: the threat ...

... and much will depend on weather conditions and global demand for LNG. If winter is cold or competition with Asian buyers for LNG supplies arises, European gas companies may face a new rise in prices. Thus, while the current situation is favorable, regulators and market participants in the FES in the EU remain vigilant, continuing to monitor infrastructure risks and stock levels. Coal Industry: Price Growth and Return to Traditional Energy Sources The role of coal as an energy source is again increasing ...

... establishing a new benchmark for the industry. Apple has traditionally emphasized user privacy and data security. From this perspective, the company avoids cloud solutions where on-device processing is feasible. This approach has earned the trust of users and regulators, but technically complicates the implementation of the most advanced AI models, which require large datasets and processing power. Faced with this dilemma, Apple is currently proceeding cautiously to avoid sacrificing its reputation for speed....

... companies in nearly all sectors, which in turn affects stock prices and other assets. High inflation erodes your savings and diminishes the real return on investments – money loses purchasing power. Changes in tax legislation or the introduction of new regulations can make certain types of investments less attractive (for example, an increase in tax on income from deposits makes them less profitable). Political instability, revolutions, wars, and sanctions all impose risks on investors operating in ...

... an IPO—this case demonstrates the seriousness of even regional initiatives. Additionally, a government fund, Qazaqstan Venture Group, was established in Kazakhstan with a volume of $1 billion to support AI startups. In July 2025, Russia also eased regulations for foreign investors: they were allowed to acquire shares in domestic companies and freely withdraw funds. These steps are aimed at reviving international investments and integrating into the global venture capital market. While the scale ...