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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

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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

Reports
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Civil Society

Russian Citizens in the EU Following the Russian Full-Scale Invasion of Ukraine

The Impact of Entry Restrictions, Barriers to Protection and Possible Solutions

By Gleb Bogush

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

Sanctions

Recent Sanctions of OFAC Targeting Russia’s Oil and Gas Industry

Objectively speaking, the evolving US sanctions regime has had a significant impact on the Russian oil and gas industry

By Mikhail Krutikhin

Sanctions

Do not ask, if sanctions work. They do, but…

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

Sanctions

Effectiveness of U.S. Sanctions Targeting Russian Companies and Individuals

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

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

Sanctions

Sanctions Needed for Duma Deputies Legislating Repression

By Fedor Krasheninnikov

Sanctions

Sanction Putin, not Russia

By Fedor Krasheninnikov

Sanctions

The new old sanctions: why the U.S. Senate’s decision is so dangerous for Russia

By Vladimir Milov

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Sanctions Against Russia: Analysis, Impact, and Prospects

Research on the Impact of International Sanctions on the Russian Economy

 

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:

  • Analysis of economic sanctions and their impact on key sectors of the economy;
  • Study of political consequences and the response of Russian authorities to sanctions;
  • Assessment of the social impact of sanctions on people’s lives;
  • Forecasting possible changes in sanction policies and their future scenarios.

Our goal is to provide an objective understanding of sanction pressure, its effectiveness, and its consequences for the Russian economy and society.