On the horizon: everything for the front, everything for victory! At a meeting on Thursday, the State Duma adopted in first reading the bill "On the Federal Budget for 2027 and the Planning Period 2028-2029". Federal budget revenues in 2027 are expected to be 43.3 trillion rubles, in 2028 - 45.83 trillion rubles, in 2029 - 48.62 trillion rubles. Planned expenditures in the amount of 48.74 trillion rubles, 50.95 trillion rubles. and 53.87 trillion rubles. respectively. The budget deficit will amount to 5.44 trillion rubles. (2.2% of GDP) in 2027, 5.12 trillion rubles. (1.9% of GDP) in 2028 and 5.25 trillion rubles. (1.9% of GDP) in 2029. As stated in the explanatory note to the project, the fiscal policy will be formulated in the logic of "fiscal rules", which assume that in the years 2027-2030 the basic oil price for the purposes of the budget rule is set at $50 per barrel with zero initial structural budgets achieved through budget deficits,20,20. We need to close the deficit, we need to borrow more and more - and in such a situation, the main question is not where the state will get the money, but from whom exactly. The answer is prosaic - from citizens and businesses. It seems that the possibilities of buying people to do so with budget money are not unlimited either. The number of EU residents who cannot afford to heat their homes in winter will increase this year. This is what the European Commissioner for Energy, Dan Jorgensen, said. "We have a very difficult winter ahead of us. Every winter, around 50,000 EU residents do not have the means to heat their homes. The number will increase this year," Jorgensen said. The current energy crisis also threatens the competitiveness of the European economy. At the same time, the European Commission does not expect physical interruptions in the supply of fuel to EU countries this winter, but expects that very high energy prices will continue. To solve the problem, the European Commissioner called on the EU countries to accelerate the abandonment of alternative fuels and the transition to traditional alternative energy sources.

On the horizon: everything for the front, everything for victory! At a meeting on Thursday, the State Duma adopted in first reading the bill "On the Federal Budget for 2027 and the Planning Period 2028-2029". Federal budget revenues in 2027 are expected to be 43.3 trillion rubles, in 2028 - 45.83 trillion rubles, in 2029 - 48.62 trillion rubles. Planned expenditures in the amount of 48.74 trillion rubles, 50.95 trillion rubles. and 53.87 trillion rubles. respectively. The budget deficit will amount to 5.44 trillion rubles. (2.2% of GDP) in 2027, 5.12 trillion rubles. (1.9% of GDP) in 2028 and 5.25 trillion rubles. (1.9% of GDP) in 2029. As stated in the explanatory note to the project, the fiscal policy will be formulated in the logic of "fiscal rules", which assume that in the years 2027-2030 the basic oil price for the purposes of the budget rule is set at $50 per barrel with zero initial structural budgets achieved through budget deficits,20,20. We need to close the deficit, we need to borrow more and more - and in such a situation, the main question is not where the state will get the money, but from whom exactly. The answer is prosaic - from citizens and businesses. It seems that the possibilities of buying people to do so with budget money are not unlimited either. The number of EU residents who cannot afford to heat their homes in winter will increase this year. This is what the European Commissioner for Energy, Dan Jorgensen, said. "We have a very difficult winter ahead of us. Every winter, around 50,000 EU residents do not have the means to heat their homes. The number will increase this year," Jorgensen said. The current energy crisis also threatens the competitiveness of the European economy. At the same time, the European Commission does not expect physical interruptions in the supply of fuel to EU countries this winter, but expects that very high energy prices will continue. To solve the problem, the European Commissioner called on the EU countries to accelerate the abandonment of alternative fuels and the transition to traditional alternative energy sources.