When will Kazakhstan lose its sovereignty?

2023-02-11 12:23:08

In 2035

In 2035, Kazakhstan will not be able to pay off the national debt with China. China will demand land.

According to the government's analytical report, there can be no problems until 2050. The national debt will amount to 32% of GDP.

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Kazakhstan's national debt will eat a third of the country's revenues in 2023

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What will global corporations earn in the future?

2023-05-11 07:53:15

On the delivery of people and cargo into space

The construction of a Martian colony will require 1 million tons of cargo. It is this reserve that will make it possible to create a self-sufficient colony on the Red Planet. And space is not limited to Mars alone.

If in the future it is possible to reduce the cost of delivering goods to space, the idea of ​​creating permanent colonies on the planets will turn out to be quite realistic.

Elon Musk: Starship will reduce the cost of delivering goods into space dozens of times - up to $ 100 per kilogram and even lower

Will Putin change in 2024?

2023-06-28 12:33:56

No, he will stay.

A source close to the Kremlin, who wished to remain anonymous, spoke about Vladimir Putin's plans. He denied rumors that the allegedly incumbent President plans to leave his post. He assures that other candidates are out of the question.

After the elections, little will change in the country

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When will cargo transportation through the Suez Canal resume?

2023-12-30 12:45:12

In 2025, due to the aggravation of the situation in the Middle East.

A military operation will be carried out, which will lead to nothing. Negotiations will begin when the president in the United States changes.

Shelling the Houthi camps will not reduce, but increase the risks.

Transport companies stop transporting goods through the Suez Canal because of the Houthis