Moscow-initiated financial support for Athens could spell trouble for economic and political stability in Europe.
Russian gas giant Gazprom faces a number of significant challenges from external factors and its own poor decisions.
Alternative analysis suggests how European quest for energy security and economic growth might be mutually beneficial.
By partnering with Brasilia, the World Bank can maintain its leadership in development.
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