... accelerating the development of local startup ecosystems. From Nigerian fintech projects to Kenyan agritech startups, more and more teams on the continent are attracting international capital. Similarly, Latin America is not falling behind: in countries like Brazil, Mexico, and Chile, the number of venture deals is increasing, and new unicorns are emerging as global investors seek promising assets in this region. The geographical expansion of venture capital intensifies competition for the best projects. ...

... the development of local startup ecosystems. From Nigerian fintech projects to Kenyan agritech startups—more teams on the continent are attracting international capital for their growth. Latin America is not lagging behind either: in countries like Brazil and Mexico, the number of venture deals is increasing, and new unicorns are appearing as global investors seek opportunities in this region. Such geographical expansion of venture capital is intensifying the competition for the best projects worldwide....

... development of local startup ecosystems. From Nigerian fintech projects to Kenyan agrotech startups — an increasing number of African teams are attracting international capital for scaling. Latin America is keeping pace: in 2025, Mexico has overtaken Brazil in terms of venture investments for the first time, while startups in the region are actively raising funds in sectors such as fintech, e-commerce, and delivery. The emergence of new innovation centers in Mexico City, São Paulo, Dubai, Jakarta,...

... Russian exports—primarily shipments to India and China—and could lead to a reshuffling of global oil flows. Nevertheless, major developing consumers are expressing intentions to maintain cooperation with Russia: media reports suggest that India and Brazil do not plan to forgo purchases of Russian oil despite external pressures. This underscores these countries' commitment to pursuing an independent energy policy based on their economic interests. In Europe , meanwhile, the course to reduce dependence ...

... of local startup ecosystems. From Nigerian fintech projects to Kenyan agritech startups—more and more African teams are attracting international capital for scaling. Latin America is not falling behind: in 2025, Mexico for the first time surpassed Brazil in terms of venture investments, and startups in the region are actively raising funds in fields such as fintech, e-commerce, and delivery. The emergence of new innovation centers in Mexico City, São Paulo, Dubai, Jakarta, and several other cities ...