by Natalija Riabko | Nov 16, 2025 | All Rights Reserved, Article, Economic Marginalization of Women, News, News of the day, Women For Sustainable World Project, Yesterday Today Tomorrow
“WOMEN FOR SUSTAINABLE WORLD” PROJECT In European economic debates, policymakers often focus on the energy transition, industrial competitiveness, or fiscal strategy. Yet a silent phenomenon has emerged as one of the deepest and least visible social...
by Natalija Riabko | Nov 12, 2025 | Article, News, News of the day
Singapore’s Green Gamble: Can a Tiny Nation Change How the World Flies? In a world still dazzled by the revival of international air travel and the resurgence of global hubs, the sovereign city-state of Singapore has quietly declared that it will levy the world’s...
by Natalija Riabko | Nov 10, 2025 | Commodities, Energy, Forecast, News, News of the day, Oil, Oil Industry, Raw Materials
As we move toward the end of 2025, the global oil market is settling into a pattern unlike the supply shocks of past cycles. The key story is oversupply, not a sudden disruption. And while the headline price of crude may seem limited in its dynamics, the ripple...
by Natalija Riabko | Nov 5, 2025 | Agricultural Markets, Agriculture, All Markets, Bond Market, Commodities, ESG Criteria, Forecast, Heavy Industry, Investing, Market Outlook, News, News of the day, Steel Industry, Stock Exchange, Strategy, World Markets
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The global economy is navigating a multi-speed reality where traditional indicators mask radical sectoral transformations. While headline growth appears stable at 3.0% (IMF), beneath the surface we witness the most significant capital...
by Natalija Riabko | Nov 2, 2025 | Article, Economic Marginalization of Women, News, News of the day, Women For Sustainable World Project, Yesterday Today Tomorrow
We live in a century that worships efficiency. Robots weld, algorithms predict, capital compounds in silence. Yet the arithmetic of humanity is going the other way: fewer cradles, more canes. Across continents, the question is no longer “how many jobs will machines...
