The EU oil price cap may result in ‘violent’ surges, according to the Economist
The EU oil price cap may result in ‘violent’ surges, according to the Economist. As the European Union’s sanctions on Russian oil are about to kick in …
The EU oil price cap may result in ‘violent’ surges, according to the Economist. As the European Union’s sanctions on Russian oil are about to kick in …
The dispute between the two countries, which broke away from the former Soviet Union, has lasted for three decades. Hence Armenia and Azerbaijan conflict is an age-old conflict. The two countries…
Shock therapy, also known as shock capitalism, was a set of economic policies implemented in Russia in 1992 with the intent of rapidly transitioning the country from a planned economy to a market-based one. The policies, led by Russian President Boris Yeltsin and his team, included measures such as privatizing state-owned industries, liberalizing prices, and cutting government spending. However, the implementation of these policies had severe consequences, including widespread unemployment and economic turmoil.