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The European Union is considering a temporary freeze on its Russian oil price cap mechanism as policymakers worry about a looming fuel shortage as a result of the Iran war disruptions.
Bulgaria has barely had time to celebrate joining the eurozone monetary union at the start of this year before the European Commission is set to turn ...
The world has changed in a very fundamental way. For most of the last century the world has been run on the lines of Great Power Geopolitics: them and us; the enlightened and the barbaric; the rich and the poor.
Hungary's ambition to become Europe's electric vehicle battery hub is colliding with a growing environmental reality: the country is running short of water, Center for European Policy Analysis (CEPA) said in a report
By: Ben Aris
Russia has presented a domestically developed neuromorphic processor called “Altai”, a brain-inspired chip designed to perform artificial intelligence
By: Ben Aris
Russia has collected RUB225bn ($3.1bn) in "voluntary contributions" from major businesses as of late May as the Ministry of Finance (MinFin) scrambles to raise more money for the increasingly pressured budget.
A group of German business figures is set to attend Russia's flagship St Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF) which kicks off on June
By: Ben Aris
Russia has presented a domestically developed neuromorphic processor called “Altai”, a brain-inspired chip designed to perform artificial ...
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By: Ben Aris
German businessmen are going to the St Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF), Russia's premier investment forum that kicks off tomorrow.
By: Ben Aris
Ukraine hit St Petersburg oil terminals on the morning of June 3 just as Russia's flagship St Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF) kicks
