At the Saint Petersburg Economic Forum – fighting with fists
The Saint Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF) sports program will host a boxing tournament. This sport will be presented at the forum for the first time. It is announced that…
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Due to the war in the Middle East, the OECD has cut its 2026 global economic growth forecasts
The war in the Middle East has damaged global economic growth prospects, and if effective ceasefire agreements are not reached by 2027, even greater shocks are expected…
Main Kremlin state bank resorted to mass layoffs
The wave of layoffs of employees of major Russian companies, affecting banks, steel plants, and car factories, has reached Vnesheconombank (VEB) – the main Russian state bank,…
The last attempt to lure the West into a trap: Putin is looking for a way out of the war
In Russia, both in tabloid and “expert” publications, articles have recently been published attempting to instill in the public the idea that the current deadlock in the so-called “…
Oligarchs “whispered” to Vladimir Putin: transferred billions of euros
The largest Russian businessmen transferred 220 billion rubles (2.597 billion euros) of outstanding payments to the country’s budget. Such data is provided by the Russian government portal “…
Minister of Finance: Poland could enter the top three most influential European countries
„We will secure a place in this top three because for the first time in decades, such economic, political, and technological conditions have arisen that we must take advantage of together,“ said the minister speaking at the European Financial Congress (EFC) in Sopot. Read more Coffee – not just in a cup: 3 original recipes…
Caused fear: Russia banned aviation fuel exports
Russia on Monday banned the export of aviation fuel until the end of November.
Does support for Ukraine really harm Lithuania’s economy?
The propaganda narrative constantly repeated on social networks is that support for Ukraine is ruining Lithuania’s economy. But what do the numbers show? 15min analyzed how much Lithuania annually…
„Cat economy“ in Japan: pets generate billions
Japan’s love for cats has long crossed cultural boundaries – it has become a significant economic phenomenon, which researchers already call the “cat economy,” writes theguardian.com.
Nerijus Mačiulis. Geopolitical shocks do not shock the economy
The latest Lithuanian macroeconomic indicators show that geopolitical conflicts and sharp increases in oil prices have not damaged the expectations of the population and businesses, nor have they stopped the economy…