Sanctions
Russian Citizens in the EU Following the Russian Full-Scale Invasion of Ukraine
The Impact of Entry Restrictions, Barriers to Protection and Possible Solutions
readBetween inflation and stagflation, lobbyists versus bankers, and the need for sanctions control
By Vladimir Milov
November 20, 2024
Inflation, budget and labor shortages, and a cooling of relations with China
By Vladimir Milov
October 15, 2024
Vladimir Putin’s corridor of economic opportunities is narrowing
By Vladimir Milov
September 05, 2024
The Impact of Entry Restrictions, Barriers to Protection and Possible Solutions
By Gleb Bogush
August 29, 2024
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
Objectively speaking, the evolving US sanctions regime has had a significant impact on the Russian oil and gas industry
By Mikhail Krutikhin
February 29, 2024
Despite certain criticisms, sanctions do have a damaging effect on Russian economy, but it is long-term and insufficient to stop Putin’s aggression
By Sergey Aleksashenko
April 04, 2023
This report evaluates the effectiveness of U.S. sanctions targeting Russian companies and individuals using the detailed trade data from 2021-2022 compiled by the Federal Customs Service of Russia
By Free Russia Foundation
January 30, 2023
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
By Fedor Krasheninnikov
May 11, 2021
By Vladimir Milov
June 19, 2017
The “Sanctions” section of the Free Russia Foundation think tank is dedicated to studying the international sanctions imposed against Russia, their impact on the economy, political system, and citizens’ lives. We provide a comprehensive analysis of the goals and mechanisms of sanction pressure, as well as its long-term consequences for various sectors of the economy. Our research covers:
Our goal is to provide an objective understanding of sanction pressure, its effectiveness, and its consequences for the Russian economy and society.
International sanctions have a significant impact on key sectors of the Russian economy. We analyze:
Sanctions have necessitated a reorientation toward the domestic market and alternative sources of imports, which has changed the structure of the Russian economy and created significant challenges in several sectors.
Sanctions have not only economic but also political consequences. We study:
Our research helps to understand how the Russian authorities adapt to sanctions and what measures are taken to mitigate their impact.
Economic pressure resulting from sanctions has a serious impact on the standard of living of citizens. We assess:
Sanctions have exacerbated the economic problems faced by Russian citizens and have led to the need for adaptation and new survival strategies in times of crisis.
Our experts analyze possible changes in sanction policies and their consequences for Russia’s future. We consider:
We strive to understand what changes may occur in the future and how they may affect Russia’s economic and political development.
Our research is based on objective data and facts. We use a variety of analytical methods, including:
We strive to provide objective and up-to-date information that helps our readers better understand the impact of sanctions on Russia and its future.
This section features:
Our publications help to understand the goals and effectiveness of sanction policies, their impact on the Russian economy and society. We provide quality information for those seeking a deeper understanding of current processes and their impact on the country.
Free Russia Foundation continues its mission of supporting democratic processes and economic reforms by providing readers with objective analysis and verified data. On the pages of our think tank, you will find:
We believe that through a deep understanding of sanction policies and their consequences, we can contribute to finding solutions aimed at developing a sustainable and fair economy, as well as strengthening democratic institutions. Our publications are aimed at inspiring readers to actively participate in supporting the changes needed to build a stable future.