... hydroelectric station and a point of pride for China. Its construction spanned from 1994 to 2012, requiring colossal resources and investments in energy, displacing approximately 1.3 million people, and resulting in the flooding of extensive territories. The ... ... has long been impacting the Earth's rotation axis. For instance, the depletion of groundwater and melting ice due to global climate change have led to pole shifts of several tens of centimeters over recent decades. From 1993 to 2010, the axis drifted ...

... complexities for international business. At the same time, regional conflicts and migration crises increase uncertainty. Regulatory Changes Many countries are tightening environmental and financial regulations, requiring adjustments to business strategies and investments. For instance, new carbon emissions rules in the EU could impact companies in the energy and transportation sectors. Climate Change Natural disasters and heightened awareness of climate issues prompt investors to consider ESG factors when building portfolios. This is particularly relevant for companies operating in sectors such as agriculture, construction, and energy....

... Investments in infrastructure and technology continue to support growth. Russia The Russian economy demonstrates stability due to high commodity prices and export opportunities. Key challenges include inflationary pressures and limited access to foreign investments. Key Risks Geopolitical Instability Heightened trade wars, particularly between the U.S. and China. Regional conflicts affecting energy supply and supply chains. Climate Change The economic consequences of natural disasters and climate adaptation increase the burden on national budgets. Debt Load Default risks are increasing, especially in developing countries with a high dependence on external borrowing. Investor ...

... significantly benefit from the development of projects in Greenland. Climate Risks: The accessibility of minerals is driven by climate change, which could draw additional attention to sustainability issues. Geopolitics: Increased interest in Greenland may ... ... resources. Demand for REM: Growing demand for technologies that utilize rare earth metals will support their high prices and investment attractiveness. Infrastructure Projects: The potential for regional development opens new prospects for investments ...

... (Минэкономразвития РФ), the average monthly nominal salary is projected to rise by about 51% from 2024 to 2028, reaching roughly RUB 132,900. This surge in household income may significantly influence consumption, overall economic performance, and the investment climate. We examine the fundamental factors, historical context, and potential investment strategies in light of these rising wages. Forecast: Nominal and Real Wages to 2028 Russia’s Ministry of Economic Development, in its updated socio-economic development ...