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The U.S. dollar in the wake of unprecedented sanctions

The U.S. dollar in the wake of unprecedented sanctions

In response to the Russia-Ukraine conflict, the United States, the European Union, and other countries imposed unprecedented economic sanctions on Russia, leveraging the role of the US dollar role as the key global reserve currency. “The use of sanctions does not come without consequences. Investors are increasingly concerned that the

How will Russia's economy look like in 2022?

How will Russia's economy look like in 2022?

The question, after the wide range of sanctions imposed on critical sectors, is how will Russia’s economy perform for the rest of this year? The EU and U.S., together with other countries, have imposed a wide range of measures on critical sectors of the Russian economy as well

Limiting Russia's access to the dollar. What is the impact?

Limiting Russia's access to the dollar. What is the impact?

Washington, D.C. — What is the impact on Russia in the West limiting its reach to transact in the US dollar in a fresh wave of sanctions against Moscow? “The bottom line is that these sanctions will have a significant impact Russia’s overall economy, and average Russians will feel

This is how Europe can replace Russia's gas flow?

This is how Europe can replace Russia's gas flow?

The US is putting pressure on Europe to replace Russian gas with gas from other countries but there is no way Europe can immediately end Russia’s gas flow. However, a ban on Russian gas will not make economic sense for certain European nations, and there may not be enough

This is why sanctions on Russia will have little impact

This is why sanctions on Russia will have little impact

Washington, D.C. (AP) — Sanctions have historically been employed by the United States as a political and military tool to punish opponents and foes. It can sometimes have the desired effect of causing economic turmoil in the target country. However, at times, these punishments demonstrate the pitiless mentality of the

How Justified are the US Sanctions on Bangladesh’s Elite Paramilitary Force?

How Justified are the US Sanctions on Bangladesh’s Elite Paramilitary Force?

Recently, the US imposed sanctions on the Rapid Action Battalion (RAB), Bangladesh’s elite paramilitary force, and seven of its current and former officials, accusing human rights violations through enforced disappearances and extrajudicial killings. This human rights-related sanction means the RAB will neither be allowed to own assets in the

Rare US-Asean Collaboration To Pressure Myanmar After Blinken Malaysia Visit

Rare US-Asean Collaboration To Pressure Myanmar After Blinken Malaysia Visit

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said on Wednesday that the US would search for new measures to increase pressure on Myanmar in the face of ongoing post-coup violence and as the country’s neighbours debate whether to keep isolating junta chief Min Aung Hlaing. In a joint press conference

Biden Cuts Short Actions VS Saudi Prince

No sanctions on the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia Mohammad Bin Salman. This is the signal Joe Biden is sending to ally Saudi Arabia. And Biden is taking the hit from some allies for stopping short in keeping his electoral promise. While he released the half-cooked intelligence report based on

The US has gravely interfered in China’s internal affairs?

Last month, China imposed sanctions on over two dozen officials from the US, including Mike Pompeo. The sanctions include travel bans and business-related restrictions. Subscriber Content Add content here that will only be visible to your subscribers. Subscribe to get access Read more of this content when you subscribe today.

China backing of sanctions hides Beijing's bigger play in North Korea crisis

A bigger game is at play over North Korea, and China is the purveyor of a new strategy that will allow Beijing to push the North Korean regime in Pyongyang to feel the intensity of the international pressure against its attitude. Last week, the Security Council voted fresh and more

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Whatever Russia does, it always end up with the Kalashnikov

Russia’s TASS News Agency interviewed Sergey Chemezov, CEO of Rostec. We reproduce the entire interview here in question and answer style. TASS: Sergei Viktorovich, please try explaining the so-called phenomenon that no matter what Russia begins to produce it always ends up with a Kalashnikov assault rifle? – No, not