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Russian companies trapped in a debt spiral, borrowing heavily, despite sky-high interest ratesBy Ben Aris in Berlin Russian businesses are still actively taking out floating rate loans, despite the sky-high cost of ...
Russia's key interest rate was raised to 21% in October, but that might not be an effective tool in fighting inflation, a top ...
Macron's comments come ahead of tomorrow's no-confidence vote in his prime minister - Michel Barnier - which he is unlikely ...
The November 17 attack was the tenth large-scale attack on Ukraine’s energy system in 2024. The previous attack, on August 26 ...
On November 28, members of the Abkhazian parliament adopted a resolution on setting an early presidential election for February 15, 2025 ...
Russia's newly approved budget reveals a record-high allocation for defense spending, signaling an intensified commitment to ...
"All the initiatives will be considered in the near future at the meeting of the Presidential Council for Strategic Development and National Projects," Mikhail Mishustin said ...
However, falling energy prices and tighter sanctions in 2023 caused a drop in Russia’s export revenue. The G7 countries, the ...
Chinese credit institutions do not want to go into business with Russian banks under sanction, Russian newspaper "Izvestia" ...
A top Russian banker said last week that he expects Russia's economic growth to slow next year.
Former German Chancellor Angela Merkel recalled first meeting Trump at the White House in 2017. Sitting by the famous ...
While the U.S. dollar is by far the most-used currency in global business, members of the so-called BRIC alliance say they ...
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