
Moscow drone attack highlights wartime risks for Russia’s tech economy
A major drone attack around Moscow killed two people, disrupted airports and hit infrastructure, raising fresh risks for startups and investors.

A major drone attack around Moscow killed two people, disrupted airports and hit infrastructure, raising fresh risks for startups and investors.

Trump signed the Graham sanctions bill, creating new tariff and sanctions risks for energy-linked markets, startups and investors.

Russian attacks killed four people in Ukraine and damaged civilian, administrative and storage sites, underscoring risks for business operations.

An expected U.S.-Denmark-Greenland security deal could reshape Arctic investment, critical minerals strategy and dual-use startup opportunities.

Merz’s warning on transatlantic ties highlights new geopolitical risks and opportunities for Germany’s startup and VC ecosystem.

Russia’s three-day Duma vote begins amid wartime controls, opaque procedures and AI-fake claims, raising risks for startups and investors.

Drone damage at Yaroslavl’s YANOS refinery adds fuel-supply risk for Russian startups, logistics operators and venture investors.

The Fed raised rates to 3.75%-4%, a shift likely to tighten funding conditions for startups, venture investors and M&A activity.

Trump warned of very high tariffs or a halt to EU trade if Brussels’ planned Canada partnership is seen as hostile, raising startup market risks.

Russian attacks wounded civilians, including children, and damaged offices, warehouses, homes and a university building in Ukraine.

U.S. charges tied to RIS Network highlight rising geopolitical and compliance risks for startups, investors and cross-border tech deals.

The House advanced debate on a Graham sanctions bill that could reshape tariff risk for energy, supply chains and venture-backed tech firms.