April 2025

Table of Contents Beyond the Bragging Rights: A Deeper Look Unpacking the Perception: Ego Trip or Asset Class? The Tangible Turnover: When Plates Pay Dividends The Economics of Exclusivity History …

It started with a post-it. Then a shared doc. Now it’s a monster. Your team’s doing hero work—serving clients, tracking progress, filing reports for funders. Meanwhile, your “system” for managing …

The fight for success in the expanding indie game development industry extends past the creation of an original game. The other half? You need to prove to others that they …

Estonia’s Ministry of Defense is set to establish a new military base in the city of Narva, located directly on the border with Russia. The news comes via public broadcaster …

Ahmed al-Sharaa, head of Syria’s new administration, awaits a meeting with a Ukrainian delegation in Damascus on Dec. 30, 2024. Photo: Ali Haj Suleiman / Getty Images Russia has refused …

On April 21-22, a scientific conference dedicated to Donald Trump’s first 100 days back in the White House was held in Moscow. Vladimir Medinsky, Chairman of the Interdepartmental Commission on …

In early April, Donald Trump dismissed the head of the U.S. National Security Agency (NSA), Timothy Haugh, along with his deputy, following a meeting with a far-right activist who raised …

EPPO targets a criminal network accused of using shell companies and fake invoices to dodge VAT and launder millions through cross-border fuel trade.

A U.S. federal judge ruled that the Trump administration must rehire staff at U.S.-funded broadcasters Voice of America and Radio Free Asia, calling the dismissals politically driven and unlawful.

Alongside her husband, Nadine Menendez was found guilty of accepting lavish gifts in exchange for leveraging his political influence as a U.S. Senator and Foreign Relations Committee chair to advance …