Norway’s seizure of a Russian research vessel in a Naftogaz claim highlights rising legal and compliance risk across shipping, payments and digital finance.
Russia says it will shut Goethe-Institut branches after Berlin tightened sanctions and moved against the Russian House, raising wider compliance signals.
ICAO urged tougher safeguards for civilian aircraft after Ukraine warned that intensified military activity has made Russian airspace unsafe.
Uzbekistan’s decade of business reforms is reshaping licensing, taxes and digital state services, with direct implications for payments and formal-sector growth.
Putin told Pashinyan that Armenia’s move toward EU membership would amount to leaving the EEU, escalating a dispute with implications for trade and finance.
Daniel Driscoll's reported resignation adds uncertainty around Pentagon procurement, cybersecurity priorities and defense-tech market signals.
Foreign investment in Germany rose 50% to 86 billion euros in 2025, led by Britain and EU investors as US capital sharply declined.
Reuters reports the U.S. told Russia at the G20 not to expect sanctions relief before the war in Ukraine ends, extending pressure across finance and payments.
A debate over the cost of a first ID card in Uzbekistan is focusing attention on affordability, digital access and how regional peers price core identity documents.
Uzbekistan auctions its state-owned Fonon jewelry plant stake for 316.7 billion UZS, highlighting challenges in financial recovery and digital asset management.
Meta’s $18B settlement mandates sweeping child-safety reforms relying on imperfect age-verification tech, underscoring challenges in balancing safety and privacy in digital platforms.
Annalena Baerbock will join Columbia University as co-director of a public administration program after her UN General Assembly chairmanship ends in 2024.