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Yesterday, on September 10, a public lecture entitled "Modern Business in Russia: Development and State Support" was held at the Library on Gazetny. The event continued the Gaidar Institute's lecture series on entrepreneurship, which began with a discussion of who entrepreneurs are and why they need support.

A study prepared for the Eastern Economic Forum in 2026 by the business publication Vedomosti and the Roscongress Foundation examines how the global payment infrastructure is changing and which integration models may be in demand by the member countries.

On August 21, the the 4^th issue of Economic Policy was available for readers. Economic Policy is a bimonthly peer-reviewed academic journal established by the Gaidar Institute for Economic Policy and the Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration in 2006.

Researchers of the Gaidar Institute’s International Best Practices Analysis Department prepared the next issue of the Monitoring of Legal Regulation of the Digital Economy №7(31), July 2026 where they talked about new trends in the development of regulation of the digital economy in the world.

On July 28, the Library on Gazetny hosted a public lecture on the timely topic “China on the Threshold of Change: Internal Imbalances and Critical Crossroads.” The event brought together an audience interested in contemporary economic processes in the Asia-Pacific region and their global implications.

Researchers of the Gaidar Institute’s International Best Practices Analysis Department prepared the next issue of the Monitoring of Legal Regulation of the Digital Economy №6(30), June 2026 where they talked about new trends in the development of regulation of the digital economy in the world.

On July 15, the Library on Gazetny hosted a public lecture “Modern Trade Wars: Local Protectionism or a Historic Turning Point?” The event drew an audience interested in global economic processes.

RBC published an article based on a study by the Gaidar Institute’s Industrial Organization and Infrastructure Economics Department “Overview of the State of the Coal Industry in the Russian Federation.” Experts analyzed the industry’s current situation, assessed the main risks for Russian exporters, and proposed measures to help maintain the competitiveness of Russian coal in the global market.

Researchers at the Gaidar Institute’s Industrial Organization and Infrastructure Economics Department have discovered that modern language models can forecast changes in industrial production by analyzing news, company statements, and regulatory announcements. This new approach allows for a more accurate assessment of the future state of the economy amid instability and enables a faster response to changes than traditional forecasting methods.