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The new Lebanese government – a relief without great expectations

After 13 months of waiting, from September 10th, Lebanon has a new government. The resignation of the previous government came following the explosion at the port of Beirut on August…

September 14, 2021Lebanon

Economy Energy Governance

Smuggling, cryptocurrencies and illegal mining in northern Kosovo

Smuggled goods enter Kosovo freely from Serbia, through the villages of North Mitrovica since the post-war period. The Government of Kosovo has never succeeded to extend its authority 100% in this…

May 19, 2021cryptocurrency, Kosovo, North Mitrovica, Serbia

Economy

Aligning Malawi’s Trade and Foreign policies

Social, political and economic developments have been and continue to be some of the greatest challenges for low income and least-developed states within the international community. “Development” can be explained…

September 2, 2020Malawi, Mphatso Kampeni

Economy

EAEU’s internal trade does not cover for the external market downdraft

In 2020 the EAEU stands on the verge of a severe economic downfall that raises questions about the project effectiveness. If earlier the EAEU’s major problems were protectionist disputes between…

July 28, 2020EAEU, economy

Economy

Russian elite moves money offshore

Representatives of elite, politics, and economics, as well as investment activity players of Russia constitute an inextricable system. Their activity serves as one of the best indicators showing the situation…

July 14, 2020economy, Russia

Economy Situation Reports

The investment outflow from China will make Beijing intensify its geo-economic activity

The PRC leadership is tied for time to solve problems related with investors fleeing the country and worsening the global situation. In the short term, China is expected to make…

May 14, 2020China

Economy Situation Reports

The integration of Uzbekistan: Tashkent bargains

In 2020, Uzbekistan's accession to the Eurasian Economic Union emerged full blown again. Moscow is talking about the importance of geopolitical expansion into Central Asia, while Tashkent is considering a…

April 13, 2020Eurasian Economic Union, Uzbekistan

Situation Reports Economy

Italy: from Covid-19 to economic crisis

The Italian Government decided to lock down the entire country to contrast the spread of Covid-19 and the rise of death. The decision to force most of the Italians at…

March 11, 2020

Economy Estimates

Economic migration: growth driver or crisis trigger?

Until present time international analysts have concluded that migrants will promote resolving labor shortage problem and increasing economic growth. As of today the policy to cover the labor shortage by…

February 7, 2020economy, migration

Economy Situation Reports

Russia Doubles Down on EAEU as a Geopolitical Instrument

The Russian Federation has stepped up its efforts to increase the influence of the EAEU in the countries catching the Kremlin’s geopolitical interest. In this case, the geo-economy is only…

November 19, 2019EAEU, economy, Russia, Serbia

Economy

The new Lebanese government – a relief without great expectations

Smuggling, cryptocurrencies and illegal mining in northern Kosovo

Aligning Malawi’s Trade and Foreign policies

EAEU’s internal trade does not cover for the external market downdraft

Russian elite moves money offshore

The investment outflow from China will make Beijing intensify its geo-economic activity

The integration of Uzbekistan: Tashkent bargains

Italy: from Covid-19 to economic crisis

Economic migration: growth driver or crisis trigger?

Russia Doubles Down on EAEU as a Geopolitical Instrument

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