Qatar’s Emir arrives in Moscow for talks with Putin: Ukraine, Gaza and energy on agenda
The Emir of Qatar, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, has arrived in Moscow for important talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin. The agenda includes key issues such as the war in Ukraine, the situation in the Gaza Strip, and energy issues, including the supply of liquefied natural gas. The visit underlines Qatar’s increasingly active diplomatic role in global conflicts and its desire to mediate in peace talks. What results can be achieved? Will Qatar be able to influence the situation in Ukraine? Read on to find out more about this important meeting.
Khamenei addresses Putin before the second round of nuclear talks: Iran seeks Moscow’s support
Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei has sent a personal message to Russian President Vladimir Putin on the eve of the second round of nuclear talks with the United States. Iran is seeking Moscow’s support, stressing the importance of the strategic partnership between the two countries. Tensions between the United States and Iran are growing, and Tehran has clearly outlined its red lines, including the right to enrich uranium. How will Russia respond to these challenges, and what role does it play in this complex geopolitical situation? Read on to learn more about this important topic.
Zelensky signs law on cyber defence: Ukraine will create a national system for responding to cyber attacks
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy has signed an important law on cyber defence that will create a national system for responding to cyber attacks. In light of the growing threats from the aggressor state, the document aims to strengthen cybersecurity by introducing new protocols and staff positions for specialists in all government agencies. Representatives of the parliamentary committee emphasised that the law will become the basis for protecting Ukrainian cyberspace in a hybrid war. Find out more about the key provisions of the law and its importance for the security of the state!
The cash dollar is rapidly rising in price: the exchange rate has reached UAH 41.40, the euro – UAH 47.20
The cash dollar is rapidly rising in value, reaching UAH 41.40, while the euro has risen to UAH 47.20. On Thursday, 17 April, the hryvnia weakened again against major currencies, which caused the average selling rate of the dollar to rise by 10 kopecks. Experts attribute this development to the overall demand for currency, business activity and psychological expectations of the market. Market participants are closely monitoring the actions of the National Bank of Ukraine, in particular the volume of interventions. What else is affecting the FX market? Read on to find out more about the latest trends and forecasts!
