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- 1Russia faces economic strain as Ukraine war drags on●Russia: economic problems, but war on Ukraine goes on
Russia's economy is showing mounting problems, from high inflation and interest rates to a weakening ruble, yet the Kremlin shows no sign of winding down its war in Ukraine. Reporting from Moscow highlights the tension between a strained household economy and continued military spending. Observers are asking how long ordinary Russians will absorb the costs before the pressure becomes politically significant for the Kremlin.
- 2Kyrian Jacquet reaches first ATP Tour semifinal in Hangzhou●Kyrian Jacquet reaches first ATP Tour SF, next plays Andrey Rublev in Hangzhou | ATP Tour | Tennis
French player Kyrian Jacquet has reached his first ATP Tour semifinal at the tournament in Hangzhou, China. It is the biggest result of his career so far. In the next round he faces Andrey Rublev, the higher-ranked Russian and clear favourite, making it a major test of how far the 24-year-old can go.
- 3Russian Central Bank Sets Euro Rate at 95.87 Rubles●The Central Bank of the Russian Federation set the official euro exchange rate at 95.8709 rubles on September 26.
The Central Bank of the Russian Federation has set the official euro exchange rate at 95.8709 rubles for September 26. The figure serves as the reference rate used by banks and businesses across Russia for accounting and currency operations, and is being tracked amid ongoing volatility in the ruble against major currencies.