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Foreign Investors Urgently Getting Rid of Toxic russian Securities
As of early July of this year, the share of non-residents in russian federal loan bonds (OFZs) stood at just 3%. The figure is the lowest in the history of this financial instrument.
7/31/2026
russia Is Drifting Away from “Traditional Values” Toward a State Demand for Children
The kremlin is no longer relying on the “strong family” as the foundation of its demographic policy. Heavy losses in the war against Ukraine have forced russia’s authorities to seek other ways to replenish the population. Now moscow is promoting a new idea: single mothers should give birth to children with state support.
7/31/2026
In the Strike on Radushne, for the First Time in a While, the Russians Used a North Korean Missile, According to Preliminary Data – Address by the President
This war could have been ended long ago, but Putin does not want that. One moment he is looking for weapons in North Korea, the next in Iran, and then he finds something else – all to keep the war going and keep killing. Evil that can only be stopped by sufficient force.
7/31/2026
Ukraine and the World – Against russia’s Aggression. Sanctions in Action
The European Commission has transferred EUR 3.47 billion to Ukraine as part of the defence component of a EUR 90-billion support loan program. Of these funds, EUR 2.5 billion will be used to purchase 16 Swedish-made Gripen E aircraft for the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
7/30/2026
lukashenko No Longer Trusts His Government on Religious Affairs
Starting August 2, belarus’ commissioner for religious and ethnic affairs will report directly to lukashenko, rather than to the government. Formally, this is merely a change in the administrative structure. But in reality, the regime is bringing the religious sphere under the direct control of the presidential administration.
7/30/2026
russia Has Officially Admitted the Failure of Its “Electronic Sovereignty” Initiative
The government of the rf has officially acknowledged what was already obvious: the large-scale plan to replace foreign electronics has failed. The share of russian-made products in government projects by 2030 has been reduced from the promised 80% to a paltry 58.7%. The initiative to lower the target came from the ministry of industry and trade of the rf – even the government understands the industry’s inability to meet the set goals.
7/30/2026
Ukraine and the World – Against russia’s Aggression. Sanctions in Action
The summer spike in inflation amid the fuel crisis has dampened russians’ desire to save money. Their propensity to save has declined noticeably. Within a month, the share of respondents who prefer to set aside disposable income rather than spend it on expensive goods fell by 6.5% to 47.9%.
7/29/2026
Twice As Many Companies Are Closing in russia As Are Opening
According to the results of the first half of 2026, conditions for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the rf continue to deteriorate. In January–June, only 66,700 new commercial entities were registered – by 23.6% fewer than last year, marking the lowest figure since 2010. In contrast, 118,700 businesses ceased operations, nearly twice as many as were established.
7/29/2026
russia Is Losing the Battle for the Harvest by a Landslide
The kremlin has driven the agricultural sector into a crisis and is now only making the situation worse. Instead of supporting farmers, the ministry of agriculture has cut off preferential loans just when many farms are already operating on the brink of bankruptcy.
7/29/2026
Ukraine and the World – Against russia’s Aggression. Sanctions in Action
russian universities have received an unofficial directive to reduce the enrollment of male applicants in order to ensure the autumn draft. To this end, it is proposed to raise the cutoff scores for state-funded spots, reduce the number of spots reserved for students eligible for preferential treatment, and tighten the review of entrance exam results and individual achievements.
7/28/2026
Friendship Only Until the First Bill: The kremlin Is Ruining Its belarusian Allies
On top of the sanctions that have long tied the military-industrial complexes of russia and belarus together, another problem has emerged – debt. For years, minsk profited from supplying components for russian weapons, but now even its closest allies cannot get their money.
7/28/2026
The kremlin Is Turning On the Money Printing Press to Fund the War
The kremlin is increasingly financing the war through covert money issuance. Since the government of the rf can no longer raise the necessary funds on the market, it is forcing state-owned banks to buy up federal loan bonds, with the central bank providing the liquidity for this.
7/28/2026
Ukraine and the World – Against russia’s Aggression. Sanctions in Action
“Ukraine’s position is now the strongest it has been since the start of the war. Continued support from partners is crucial to maintaining this momentum,” said President of Finland Alexander Stubb, who believes Ukraine is ready for peace.
7/27/2026
The Crisis in the Persian Gulf Is Devastating russia’s Economy
The kremlin has miscalculated yet again. Every day that the crisis in the Persian Gulf continues poses a deadly threat to russian Urals crude
7/27/2026
russian Businesses Getting Rid of Toxic russian Assets
russia’s wealthiest individuals are urgently restructuring their investment portfolios in favor of cryptocurrency, overseas real estate, and private investment funds.
7/27/2026
Sanctions Have Worn Down russia’s Aviation Industry
The problem facing russian aviation is systemic: sanctions-induced isolation, fleet deterioration, and a lack of technology.
7/26/2026
The World Is Distancing Itself from Its Toxic Partner, “russia”
russia’s aggressive behavior is increasingly deterring international partners from cooperating with moscow.
7/26/2026
We Have Comprehensive Intelligence Reports on Russia’s Plans for the Fall; What Is Not in Russia’s Plans Is Peace – Address by the President
It is crucial that, together with our partners, we exert enough pressure on Russia so that the idea of ending this aggression becomes the dominant one – the idea of peace, not of another Russian mobilization. Our long-range operations and our mid-range strikes are helping with this.
7/25/2026
Beijing Offers Countries of the Global South an Alternative to Western AI Standards
The creation of WAICO reflects Beijing’s desire to turn access to the Chinese AI ecosystem into a tool for long-term influence, embedding Chinese regulatory approaches in participating countries without direct political pressure.
7/25/2026
Not All Criminals Pose the Same Threat to the kremlin
The state duma of the rf has finally approved a package of laws which significantly expands the authorities’ ability to prosecute russians who have left the country.
7/25/2026
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