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Rosatom and Monatom: Prospects of Creating a New Type of NPP in Mongolia
Within the framework of the 28th Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP28) held in Dubai, the Russian company Rosatom held a Small Modular Reactors Day. The CEO of Monatom, a Mongolian state-owned company engaged in the promising development of a new industry for Mongolia, took a very active part in the event. During the SMR day, Rosatom representatives familiarized him with the concept of a low-capacity nuclear power plant concept for Mongolia. Following the event, the parties signed a memorandum on the construction…
Boris Kushhov
Austerity in Pakistan
As Pakistan struggles with yet another round of loans from the IMF, people are keen to ask how we got here in the first place. The answer seems simple. Unrestricted and unsustainable spending by the state is compounded by a painfully low tax base. The lack of sufficient and good-quality domestic production leads to an overdependence on imports and a lack of exports, especially in intermediate to high-value goods. Interest payments on past debts are racking up. In short, everything is moving in the same direction: a negative balance of payments.
Taut Bataut
Jamu is a unique phenomenon in the political culture of West Africa
There is now an unequivocal scientific consensus that political, economic, social and cultural issues in Sub-Saharan Africa must be viewed through the prism of ethnicity. This hypothesis is supported by the multi-ethnicity characteristic of most of the states in the region and the rich empirical base of inter-ethnic conflicts and contradictions based on the study of East, Tropical and Southern Africa. Nevertheless, with regard to the territory of the former Western Sudan and, according to some data, some other areas of the African continent, it is appropriate to speak of a significant levelling…
Ivan Kopytsev
The West is anxiously awaiting Donald Trump’s victory in the 2024 election
Vladimir Mashin
Turkey steps up diplomacy in the Mediterranean
Alexandr Svaranc
The EU Is Willing to Go to War Over Lithium?
Phil Butler
“We’re all living in America”
Aleksei Bolshakov
Another scandal in Japan’s ruling party may topple the government
Vladimir Terehov
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