The EU's discreet contacts with the Kremlin may signal a shift in the Ukraine conflict, influencing risks and investor sentiment across European equities and bond markets.
Rosneft advisor predicts Russia may face decades-long conflict, urging economic restructuring that could impact equities and bonds amid heightened security risks.
Putin threatens higher tariffs on Armenia amid its EU rapprochement, raising concerns about trade disruptions and market risks in Armenian equities and bonds.
Foreign governesses employed to teach Russian President Putin’s alleged children highlight costly private education, revealing elite spending patterns that influence Russia’s capital markets.
Former RT France head Ksenia Fedorova joins French conservative TV channel CNews, maintaining pro-Kremlin views despite Russia Today’s European broadcast ban.
Kremlin’s dismissal of anti-war appeals by a leading filmmaker highlights political silence impacting Russian markets and investor confidence amid ongoing conflict.
Senior Russian officials have warned Putin about the economic damage from stricter internet controls starting in 2025, raising concerns for investors amid rising public discontent.
EU leaders prepare for possible talks with Russia, a development causing market volatility and influencing investor risk assessments amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.
Protests against Russia’s participation in the Venice Biennale highlight rising geopolitical risks affecting Russian assets and investor sentiment amid the Ukraine conflict.
Viktor Orban refuses his parliamentary mandate after electoral defeat, triggering leadership changes and potential policy shifts affecting Hungary's markets and investors.
Trump calls Putin’s potential attendance at the 2026 G20 summit in Miami "useful," highlighting possible market impacts amid ongoing geopolitical uncertainty.
Turkey is pushing to revive Russia-Ukraine peace talks, a development that could ease geopolitical risks and impact markets worldwide, influencing equities and bonds.
EU warns Serbia it may lose €1.5 billion in reform funding due to democratic backsliding, raising concerns for investors and regional market stability.