Ukraine

On Wednesday, October 23, 2024, Washington announced a contribution of 20 billion dollars in favor of Ukraine, a decision with significant consequences that hinges on the use of frozen Russian assets. Indeed, this measure is part of a broad G7 program aimed at supporting the Ukrainian war effort and maintaining economic pressure on Moscow. As the year 2025 approaches, the negotiations surrounding these frozen funds reveal the complex stakes of a conflict that is redefining international alliances and financial priorities.

Russia, although resilient in the face of Western sanctions, seems to be sliding down a slope. Supported by a flourishing war economy in 2024, the country could see its efforts crumble as early as the following year. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) indeed forecasts a severe slowdown in 2025, as…

The future of Western aid to Ukraine is currently hanging in the balance, faced with a series of uncertainties. On one hand, the Kiel Institute, a well-known German research institute, warns of a potential drastic reduction in financial support should Donald Trump return to the White House in 2025. On…

As the Middle East goes up in flames, Bitcoin stumbles. Gold, on the other hand, sparkles like a Napoleon found under a mattress.

Ukraine, Middle East, Pacific... : war is back. As conflicts multiply, what is the optimal financial strategy in times of war?

The seizure of Russian assets by the United States will have serious repercussions on the international monetary system. It would be a godsend for bitcoin.

Tucker Carlson, the former Fox News journalist and potential future vice-president of Donald Trump, recently visited Russia to interview Vladimir Putin. This exciting interview comes at a time when Donald Trump has reaffirmed his desire to dismantle NATO and even encourage Putin to invade Europe. Should we expect a Polish invasion by Putin, 80 years after Adolf Hitler?

The interview of Vladimir Putin by American journalist Carlson Tucker was colorful. Especially the conversation about the dollar.

Tourmentée par des dizaines de milliers de sanctions infligées par l’Occident, la Russie, bourreau de l’Ukraine, n’a de choix que de se tourner vers les cryptomonnaies et les technologies connexes. Rouble numérique, plateforme nationale d’échange de devises numériques, DAO… forment actuellement un bouquet d’alternatives pour rehausser une économie russe en plein plongeon. Sauf que les États-Unis n’ont pas l’intention de lui faciliter les choses, même avec les cryptos. Washington n’hésiterait pas à faire pression sur Binance pour couper le pont entre les Russes et les actifs numériques. Détails !