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Economics

Putin’s War Economy

Czar Broadcasts Panic

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Economics
Sanctions

Russian Economy and Sanctions Brief — November 2024

Between inflation and stagflation, lobbyists versus bankers, and the need for sanctions control

By Vladimir Milov

Economics
Sanctions

The Russian Economy and Sanctions Brief — October 2024 

Inflation, budget and labor shortages, and a cooling of relations with China

By Vladimir Milov

Economics
Sanctions

The Russian Economy and Sanctions Brief — August 2024 

Vladimir Putin’s corridor of economic opportunities is narrowing

By Vladimir Milov

Economics

Putin’s War Economy

Czar Broadcasts Panic

By Vladimir Milov

Economics

In Their Own Words: Russian Officials Openly Describe the Dire State of the Russian Economy

By Vladimir Milov

Economics
War

Belousov’s Appointment Exposes a Structural Crisis in Putin’s MOD

Putin’s difficulties are plenty and mounting

By Vladimir Milov

Economics
War

War Economy, War Society – How Strong Is Putin Really?

How far can Putin go in militarizing Russia? What are the weaknesses of his approach?

By Free Russia Foundation

Economics
War
Sanctions

EU Imports of Russian Gas

In 2023, the EU was the largest buyer of Russia’s pipeline gas, purchasing 36% of its exports, followed by Turkey (31%) and China (28%)

By Mikhail Krutikhin

Economics
Sanctions

The dust has settled. The Russian economy and sanctions: Who’s who?

In the few months following the start of its war on Ukraine, Russia became the most sanctioned nation in the world. The total number of sanctions levied against Russia is currently estimated at 11,000

By Sergey Aleksashenko

Politics
Economics

Russian-Chinese Military Cooperation in the Time of COVID-19

COVID-19 in 2020 paralyzed Chinese military diplomacy and greatly reduced the quantity of interaction. Though cooperation recovered somewhat in 2021, pre-pandemic levels have not been regained, though some interesting developments did occur

By Nicholas J. Myers

Politics
Economics

The Asymmetry of Russian-Sino Relations

The asymmetry in Russian-Sino relations is caused above all by the disparity in the military and economic potentials of Russia and China

By Yuri Moskalenko

Politics
Economics
Kremlin's Malign Influence

Nord Stream 2 – Entrenching Putin’s Economic and Political Corruption

By Ilya Zaslavskiy

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Russian Economy: Analysis, Challenges, and Prospects

Research on the Russian Economy and Its Current State

 

The “Economy” section of the Free Russia Foundation think tank is dedicated to studying the current state of the Russian economy, its main challenges, and opportunities for future development. We provide an objective analysis of economic trends, structural issues, and external factors affecting the country’s economy. Our research covers:

  • Analysis of the impact of international sanctions on the Russian economy;
  • Study of key economic sectors and their current state;
  • Assessment of socio-economic consequences for the population;
  • Forecasting future scenarios for economic development.

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