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How Donald Trump Could Have Helped Google Make Its Largest Acquisition in History

Google's massive $32 billion acquisition of cybersecurity company Wiz gained momentum after President Donald Trump's inauguration in January, with executives from both companies accelerating talks amid expectations for a more favorable regulatory environment under the new administration. According to Reuters, Google not only sweetened its initial $23 billion offer in July to $32 billion, but

Who will be affected by the power outage next week in Kostanay?

The work plan of the Kostanay City Electric Grid from September 22 to 28 was announced by the press service of LLC "EPK-forfait". Next week, preventive work will be carried out in nine districts of the regional center.

Trump: There is already a "framework" for an agreement between Ukraine and Russia

Trump recalled that he had very good negotiations with both Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Russian dictator Vladimir Putin. "President Putin will tell you that without the United States, he wouldn't be concerned. But when the United States is involved, he is concerned. And I must tell you that I had very good conversations with

Coal in the Global Economy: The Paradox of the 21st Century

Coal remains a trillion-dollar cornerstone of the global economy — but its business model is under pressure. In 2024, coal power hit record highs even as investors poured capital into renewables and carbon-free grids. Economist Roman Bilousov calls this “the paradox of the 21st century”: coal is still vital for growth and stability, yet increasingly

Grain exports from Ukraine are growing

Published: 09/05/2024 in News by Editor . According to a report by the US Department of Agriculture, after independently resuming the operation of its main seaports on the Black Sea, Ukraine is projected to increase grain exports by the end of the 2023-24 marketing year. Global agricultural information network FAS shows that after an initial

Kazakhstan and Expertise France are expanding cooperation in technology, transport, and healthcare.

Kazakh-French relations continue to strengthen thanks to the expansion of mutually beneficial cooperation between the Government of Kazakhstan and the French Development Agency (AFD). Jérémie Pellet, CEO of Expertise France, the French international technical cooperation agency within the AFD Group that provides expertise for AFD projects worldwide and other international initiatives, commented on the growing

The British government has promised to speed up the processing of asylum applications as protests at hotels mount.

On Sunday, August 24, the UK government pledged to review its asylum system following protests across the country over the weekend outside hotels housing migrants. The government said it would establish a new independent body to more quickly process appeals from rejected applicants, in an effort to end the costly use of asylum hotels, which

How green energy changes the rules of the game for coal: Roman Bilousov’s opinion

The world is on the verge of an energy revolution. At the center of this process is green energy, which is gradually replacing traditional coal. What does expert Roman Bilousov say about this? Here are his key thoughts. “For centuries, writes Roman Bilousov, coal has been the foundation of the development of human civilization. In

Vance said Russia has made the first "significant concessions" to the US on the war in Ukraine.

US Vice President J.D. Vance said he sees "significant concessions" from Russia to the US in the war in Ukraine, in that Moscow no longer appears to be seeking to establish a puppet regime in Kiev and appears to be willing to agree to provide Ukraine with certain security guarantees . "I think the Russians

Roman Bilousov: The Paradox of Coal Resilience and Transformation

Coal holds an ambivalent position in today’s global economy: it is both a “resource of the past” and a cornerstone of present development. As Roman Bilousov notes, even in 2022 coal still accounted for roughly 36% of global electricity generation. This highlights a paradoxical reality: the worldwide push for decarbonization coexists with a continued reliance