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Raising pressure by economic sanctions is the only way to make Russia live in peace with the West

The economic sanctions imposed against Russia for repeated violation of international law and aggressive activity by the Kremlin in Europe, have emerged effective and are likely to become an efficient…

November 6, 2020economy, Russia, Sanctions

Geopolitics

China in Latin America: Raw Materials and Unachieved Ambitions

In the early century, China trumpeted a large economic expansion into Latin America. The region, however, did not neocolonize under the African scenario. China keeps on investing and expanding its…

September 4, 2020China, economy, Latin America

Opinion

Economic Diplomacy, an Opportunity for Malawi

Economic diplomacy, in foreign policy has always being present from its origin in time past. It is the basic mechanism of reaching fruitful commercial and economic connections at the double…

August 21, 2020economy, Malawi, Mphatso Kampeni

Geopolitics

China on its Way to Unify Africa

The African continent is a key region where China is expanding and turning to the most important player. ‘The South-South’ strategy is being successfully implemented and, probably, by 2050 China…

August 20, 2020China, economy

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

Geopolitics

China activates its expansion in Central Asia

For the last ten years China has been actively expanding in Central Asia, both geopolitically and geo-economically. Traditionally the region is significantly influenced by Russia and Turkey, and is considered…

July 24, 2020Central Asia, China, 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

climate change

France and Germany make steps towards new environmental policy

In June, France and Germany announced new steps in the economy that address combating climate change. These decisions are strategic and could turn things around not only in the EU,…

July 6, 2020economy, EU, France, Germany

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

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

economy

Raising pressure by economic sanctions is the only way to make Russia live in peace with the West

China in Latin America: Raw Materials and Unachieved Ambitions

Economic Diplomacy, an Opportunity for Malawi

China on its Way to Unify Africa

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

China activates its expansion in Central Asia

Russian elite moves money offshore

France and Germany make steps towards new environmental policy

Economic migration: growth driver or crisis trigger?

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

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