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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 April 19, 2024
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Policy papers by Neil Barnett and Vladimir Milov
While Russia’s full scale invasion has failed to produce anything like a Russian victory over Ukraine, Ukraine itself is struggling to liberate the occupied territories and may face serious setbacks in the near future. Meanwhile, Putin has managed to change Russia’s economy and society to a remarkable extent. But what does this really mean for Russia’s political and military strength? How far can Putin go in militarizing Russia? What are the weaknesses of his approach?
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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
November 04, 2022
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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
March 12, 2024
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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
November 04, 2022
Report
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
March 12, 2024