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Russia: Challenges and vulnerabilities

Russia's key external challenges and vulnerabilities Russia’s continued policy of confrontation with the West is depleting the Kremlin, creating an unfavourable climate both around and within Russia. Brutal interference in…

July 30, 2021Russia

Geoeconomics Geopolitics

Champagne: why Europe loses out to Russia?

Russia-France trade clash, as the Russian parliament passed the alcoholic drinks law, is a good example of why European democracies are losing out to the Kremlin. The law, passed by the Russian parliament, says “Champagne” is only a product made in Russia. The same paper required French producers…

July 6, 2021Champagne, France, Russia, Sanctions

Geoeconomics

South Korea’s prospective positions in Uzbekistan

South Korea seeking to develop the ‘northern’ vector of geo-economic cooperation quite intensively intends to keep strengthening its positions in Uzbekistan. By the end of the current year the states…

October 5, 2020South Korea, Uzbekistan

Geoeconomics Geopolitics

Prospects for China’s further worldwide expansion

China’s constant expansion in the world is increasing. Within a 20-year period Beijing has managed to strengthen its economic positions significantly in virtually all parts of the world, and, in…

September 23, 2020China

Estimates Geoeconomics

Impact of military conflicts on capital flows, GDP, debts, currency, consumer and trade indicators

The deterioration of macroeconomic indicators in Ukraine after 2014 has raised a debate about the actual level of military conflict’s impact on the economy of the state. Despite numerous studies…

December 10, 2019economy, war

Geoeconomics

Russia: Challenges and vulnerabilities

Champagne: why Europe loses out to Russia?

South Korea’s prospective positions in Uzbekistan

Prospects for China’s further worldwide expansion

Impact of military conflicts on capital flows, GDP, debts, currency, consumer and trade indicators

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