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In her address to the readers, the Editor-in-Chief of the journal and General Director of the Financial and Business Association of Euro-Asian Cooperation, Anna Bezdudnaya, noted that the Herald focuses on dialogue with India, regional engagement, artificial intelligence, "green" technologies, and the preservation of cultural traditions.
The news section reflects the outcomes of the 16th Russian-Indian Business Dialogue, held on December 16, 2025. The Association was represented at the forum by the Chairman of the Board of the FBA EAC, Alexander Murychev, and the Head of the International Banking Committee of the FBA EAC, Alexey Kazartsev.
The issue also covers the General Assembly of the Association of Italian Entrepreneurs in Russia (GIM-Unimpresa), which took place on December 10, 2025, at the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Moscow. The Chairman of the Board of the FBA EAC and Vice President of RUIE, Alexander Murychev, participated in the Assembly’s proceedings. In his address, he not only assessed the current economic situation in Russia but also provided a forecast for the development of the economy and the financial sector in 2026.
Continuing its engagement with the regions, the Committee on Science and Education held an off-site meeting at the Vologda Scientific Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences. The meeting was chaired by the Deputy Head of the Committee, Anna Bezdudnaya. During the visit, the potential for collaboration with the Center for Human Potential in Demography and the Laboratory of Bioeconomics and Sustainable Development was discussed.
An article on the celebration of the Chinese New Year in Moscow describes the large-scale festivities that have become a symbol of cultural dialogue and mutual understanding between Russia and China.
The regional and business agenda in this issue is presented through a publication outlining Tula Region Governor Dmitry Milyaev's vision for the region's economic growth prospects, an interview with Svetlana Kaidarova, Chairperson of the Tula Club of Women Entrepreneurs, reflections by HR expert Lyubov Koryakova on the professional maturation of young specialists, as well as a feature on Russia's first lacquer miniature factory, "Fedoskino," and its role in preserving the Russian cultural code.
The scientific section of the journal publishes articles on current issues in economics, finance, and management. The authors include researchers whose works cover a wide spectrum of topics, ranging from attracting investment to the Arctic Zone of the Russian Federation to the transformation of business processes in the context of an ESG economy. The section features:
— an article by Andrey Balaburkin, Kirill Karzhavin, and Olga Dymova on investment projects in the Arctic; — a paper by Andrey Burov and Marina Treyman on creative industries as an element of the innovative development of the Russian economy;
— a study by Sergey Kalendzhyan on the development of DBA programs in BRICS, EAEU, and SCO countries;
— an article by Anastasia Kupryakova on the transformation of business processes under the influence of ESG principles;
— works by Alexander Melerzanov on integrative medicine, specifically the integrative approach to managing essential hypertension and the risks of malnutrition in the context of age-related comorbidities; — a study by Sofya Fedorchenko and Marina Treyman on the impact of microplastics on the aquatic environment and biodiversity;
— China's "Artificial Intelligence+" strategy: a roadmap for the transformation of the economy and society by 2035 (by Jimsher Chelidze);
— a study by Alexandra Sokolova, Anna Chursova, and Elena Sintsova on tools for improving the quality of life in the Arctic.
Special attention in this issue is also given to Russia's cooperation with Asia-Pacific countries in the context of the development of the Northern Sea Route.
In May 2026, the Herald of FBA EAC was included in the core of the Russian Science Citation Index (RSCI), a recognized segment of authoritative scientific publications in Russia. This confirms the high scientific level of the journal and opens access to its articles on the Web of Science and Scopus platforms.
21 August, 2026
New Issue of the Herald of FBA EAC Released
The new issue of the scientific and analytical journal Herald of FBA EAC (No. 1(24), 2026), published in Russian, Chinese, and English, presents readers with the outcomes of the Association’s business events, knowledge-intensive developments by Russian specialists, regional experiences, and global technological strategies.
In her address to the readers, the Editor-in-Chief of the journal and General Director of the Financial and Business Association of Euro-Asian Cooperation, Anna Bezdudnaya, noted that the Herald focuses on dialogue with India, regional engagement, artificial intelligence, "green" technologies, and the preservation of cultural traditions.The news section reflects the outcomes of the 16th Russian-Indian Business Dialogue, held on December 16, 2025. The Association was represented at the forum by the Chairman of the Board of the FBA EAC, Alexander Murychev, and the Head of the International Banking Committee of the FBA EAC, Alexey Kazartsev.
The issue also covers the General Assembly of the Association of Italian Entrepreneurs in Russia (GIM-Unimpresa), which took place on December 10, 2025, at the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Moscow. The Chairman of the Board of the FBA EAC and Vice President of RUIE, Alexander Murychev, participated in the Assembly’s proceedings. In his address, he not only assessed the current economic situation in Russia but also provided a forecast for the development of the economy and the financial sector in 2026.
Continuing its engagement with the regions, the Committee on Science and Education held an off-site meeting at the Vologda Scientific Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences. The meeting was chaired by the Deputy Head of the Committee, Anna Bezdudnaya. During the visit, the potential for collaboration with the Center for Human Potential in Demography and the Laboratory of Bioeconomics and Sustainable Development was discussed.
An article on the celebration of the Chinese New Year in Moscow describes the large-scale festivities that have become a symbol of cultural dialogue and mutual understanding between Russia and China.
The regional and business agenda in this issue is presented through a publication outlining Tula Region Governor Dmitry Milyaev's vision for the region's economic growth prospects, an interview with Svetlana Kaidarova, Chairperson of the Tula Club of Women Entrepreneurs, reflections by HR expert Lyubov Koryakova on the professional maturation of young specialists, as well as a feature on Russia's first lacquer miniature factory, "Fedoskino," and its role in preserving the Russian cultural code.
The scientific section of the journal publishes articles on current issues in economics, finance, and management. The authors include researchers whose works cover a wide spectrum of topics, ranging from attracting investment to the Arctic Zone of the Russian Federation to the transformation of business processes in the context of an ESG economy. The section features:
— an article by Andrey Balaburkin, Kirill Karzhavin, and Olga Dymova on investment projects in the Arctic; — a paper by Andrey Burov and Marina Treyman on creative industries as an element of the innovative development of the Russian economy;
— a study by Sergey Kalendzhyan on the development of DBA programs in BRICS, EAEU, and SCO countries;
— an article by Anastasia Kupryakova on the transformation of business processes under the influence of ESG principles;
— works by Alexander Melerzanov on integrative medicine, specifically the integrative approach to managing essential hypertension and the risks of malnutrition in the context of age-related comorbidities; — a study by Sofya Fedorchenko and Marina Treyman on the impact of microplastics on the aquatic environment and biodiversity;
— China's "Artificial Intelligence+" strategy: a roadmap for the transformation of the economy and society by 2035 (by Jimsher Chelidze);
— a study by Alexandra Sokolova, Anna Chursova, and Elena Sintsova on tools for improving the quality of life in the Arctic.
Special attention in this issue is also given to Russia's cooperation with Asia-Pacific countries in the context of the development of the Northern Sea Route.
In May 2026, the Herald of FBA EAC was included in the core of the Russian Science Citation Index (RSCI), a recognized segment of authoritative scientific publications in Russia. This confirms the high scientific level of the journal and opens access to its articles on the Web of Science and Scopus platforms.
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