Filip Brokeš jest analitykiem i dziennikarzem specjalizującym się w międzynarodowej polityce oraz gospodarce, ze szczególnym uwzględnieniem Rosji oraz krajów WNP.
Filip Brokeš is an analyst and a journalist specializing in international relations.
An inside look into 96 Russian companies’ financials carried out by the National Rating Agency shows that Russia’s largest companies will pay their shareholders USD50bn in dividends this year, up from USD35bn in 2018.
The Arctic ice is melting. There is no dispute about that. That said, it seems like it is not melting at the same pace across the various locations of the polar region.
In spite of Russia’s stagnating economy, let alone the highly unfavorable political climate between the Russian Federation and Europe, the volume of Russian-German trade in 2018 increased by nearly 9 per cent, reaching...
The Russian IT company, Glonass Telematika plans to deploy an Internet of Things (IoT) network across Russia in order to gather, monitor and analyze data from a number of different fields.
The Czech capital city, Prague is not only one of the most popular tourist destinations in Europe, but it is also quickly becoming one of the most expensive ones, at least as far as property prices are concerned.
For years, Russia has been compensating its own population decrease by leaving its borders open for migration from “donor countries” in the former Soviet Union.
After a number of tax evasion and money laundering schemes have been revealed in recent years, the Parliament of the European Union established a special committee to investigate the EU taxation policies.
After almost a four-year vacuum in the Russian banking sector, as the Central Bank of Russia (CBR) was waging a protracted sector clean-up, a new bank, Bank 131, has been registered by the regulator.
Russian leading internet company is working on a driverless technology together with Hyunday and with the blessing of Russian government.
According to the world-renowned Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) Russian exports of major arms decreased by 17 per cent between 2009-13 and 2014-18.